Mary Martin bridal showers mark pre wedding events
Miss Mary Martin and her fiancé Curtis Adams are the center of a series of prenuptial parties in Enterprise. Highlights include a mixed spring blossom shower at Mrs. J. W. Henderson’s, a linen shower from the sixth grade at Enterprise City School, a bridge and radio broadcast gathering at Mrs. A. M. Owen’s home, and garden and college street parties with many guests from nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Adams plan to return from their wedding trip soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Mary Martin
Curtis Adams
J. L. Adams
Adams
Misa
Curtis
Dethan
J. W. Henderson
J. B. Byrd
D. 8. Currie
J. Luke Adams
W. B. Adams
J. H. Wynn
Dothan
Margie Brock
A. M. Brock
Bowman
Dayton, Tenn
Ben Windham
Elizabeth Conner
Bernice Goff
Marguerite Hildreth
Register
Mildred Byrd
Mary Audrey Reese
Dorothy Luther
Ethel Grimes
Eva Grimes
Youlse White
Well Warren
Dorothy Bevis
J. O. Snellgrove
J.S. Lasseter
D. D. Mitchell
Rowe Watson
R. C. Conner
W. A. Lewis
J. P. Finley
L. A. Boyd, Jr
J. K. Peacock
R. F. Les
S. A. Bealle
Mary Ruth Lewis
Elizabeth Henderson
Sara Henderson
Floy Lasseter
Enterprise City School
Mary Ellen Martin
Martha Lou Thompson
A. M. Owen
Dixie Horne
D. S. Currie
College Street
Allye Hughes
R. B. Martin
A. M. Block
Nell Brock
Gadsden
Monroe Holecy
Wetumpka
Dayton
Tenn
Madge Page
Elba
Louise Snellgrove
G. B. Proctor
J. E. Rawls
Will Warren
Catherine Snellgrove
You Cant Marry by Julia Cleft-Addams
Jenny Revell contends with Georgie secret marriage plans as Garth Aveney, nephew to Grattan Matching, steps into her life after Eddie Townsend’s recovery. Vale hints at tangled loyalties while Brigitta Deering’s appearance stirs old rivalries. Jenny braces for Georgie’s verdict as Eddie’s progress hinges on a risky arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Cleft-Addams
Garth Aveney
Onny Revell
Vale Ryder
Jenny
Georgie
Georgia
Grattan Matching
Eddie Townsend
Vale
Yullo
Brigitta and
Aveney
Brigitta Deering
Brigitta
Jenny Revell
Garth
Eddie
Gill
Jen
Julia Clese-Addens
Pajama Beachwear Shown By Adrienne Dore
Adrienne Dore of the films models a red and white pajama outfit ideal for a beach day. The ensemble features bold color coordination and a relaxed fit suitable for seaside crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrienne Dore
Roads of Adventure by Russell Meriwether Hughes
A poem describing five paths of adventure that lead away from a warm hearth. Each route offers danger and allure from the city’s tainted enticements to polar isolation, jungle peril, desert thirst, and perilous sea travel, ending in loneliness or death.
Monday Calendar of Church Group Meetings
Local churches announce Monday gatherings for the Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary First Baptist Missionary Society Episcopal Guild Foster Street Methodist and Young Woman's Circle plus a Thursday Bishop McDowell consecration and Friday Mother's Club at the Country Club. Special music at Foster Street Methodist with Mose Smith and Virginia Hancock. Also notes Portsmouth Virginia reports Rev Giles B Cooke changing views on prohibition and its failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiary
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Episcopal Guild
A. J. Miller
North Foster Street
Missionary Society of the
Foster Street
W. G. McDowell
Birmingham
Episcopal Church
T. G. Mundy
Troy
Foster Street Methodist Church
Mose Smith
Banks
Jesus
W. S. Garfield
Virginia Hancock
Portsmouth
Giles B. Cooke
Robert E. Lee
University of Florida crowns Jane Graham Pirates Queen
Jane Graham, daughter of the university business manager, was named Queen of the Pirates at the Pirates Ball in Gainesville. The crowning marked the standout social event of the year and she will reign until 1933.
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Gainesville, Frs
Jane Graham
Queen of the Pirates
University of Fllrida
Brane
Hughes Bring Baby To Visit Tharpe Family In Altha
Mr and Mrs Leon Hughes and their baby from Altha visited Mrs Hughes parents Mr and Mrs C E Tharpe this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Hughes
Altha
Weekend visits brighten Sneads and nearby towns
Miss Tima Nelson taught at Sneads and spent the weekend with her parents while Miss Bonnie Haye visited friends in Marianna last week. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Grace of Ft. Myers, former Chipley residents, visited en route to a New Orleans medieval convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tima Nelson
Sneads
Bonnie Haye
Marianna
W. H. Grace
Ft. Myers
Chipley
New Orleans
Rama Ellis
Hide
Max
Enterprise
Ala
Cecil Miller
Billie
Atlanta
Alvan Gregory
Tallahassee
Cary Horne
Pensacola
John W. Williams
J. D. Nepper
Alton Williams
Williams
Fred Hall
Goff Jerking
Dothan
Jerkins
Bette Wilson
Jacksonville
Josie Daniel
A. I. Miller
DeFuniak Springs
Reeves Wells
Panama City
W.O. Butler
Edwin Butler
Fannie Crim
E. N. Dekle
Paul Smith
Sorosis Club Postpones Meeting and Weekend Social Notes
The Sorosis club will not meet Tuesday as announced, with the date to be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. William Harden and Mrs. J. R. G. Howell will spend Sunday in Columbus, Georgia. B. L. McClendon is ill at his East Washington Street home. Mrs. O. R. Hipp and Mrs. Luther Wilson visited Thomasville, Georgia Friday for the Rose Ski event. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Carmichael and Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Davis of Perry, Georgia will spend the weekend in Panama City, Florida. Milas Stewart announces the birth of a son on May 6 named Bobby Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
William Harden
J. R. G. Howell
Columbus, Ga
B. L. McClendon
East Washington Street
O. R. Hipp
Luther Wilson
Thomasville
A. D. Carmichael
Mayo Davis
Perry, Ga
Panama City, Fla
Milas Stewart
Bobby Ray
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W. C. King
Frank Sewart
Montgoomery
Julian Hall
Fla
United States
Iarth Aveney
Cheffons
Mr. Aveney
Denny
Mr. Matching
Monaay
Roads OF Adventure
Russell Meriwether Hughes
Maria Gibson
Arthur Morris
Carolyn Dowdell
E. R. Porter
Anna Pierce
H. A. Denton
le Gal Douraine Club
Ray Hayes
Mother's Club
Dr. Dupree Davis
Malone Bldg
J.R. Goldthwaite
First National Bank
Bld
Pirate
Graham
Elite Cafe
Nan
van Ritch
van Ritch’s
Ritch
Houston Jewelry Co
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