School Officials and Names Listed by Districts
A list of principals and dozens of named teachers and staff across districts including Magnolia, Alford, Alliance, Campbellton, Sneads, Malone, Graceville, Cottondale, Lovewood, and Union. The compilation names principals, their spouses, and multiple female staff members alphabetically by town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances MacKinnon
Sara Jones
Mary Simmons
Lilian Grambling
Leona Quve
Joe G. Wright
Bettie G. Williams
John de Wandeck
Grace Gufford
Mary Atkeson
Martha Atkeson
Loulelle B. Simmans
Magnolia
D. F. Pelt
Ruby Higgins
Margaret Rhyne
Jeff Basford
Alford
J. P. Cone
Bernice Thomas
Wallace Phillips
Ruth Brotherton
Crystelle D. Hatton
Joe P. Davis
Alliance
W. C. Howard
Bertie Howard
Annie Kettleban
Campbellton
R. E. Upton
Thelma M. Bowers
Berfha Dyker
Casey Dyker
Hazel Taylor
Willie Sue Grace
Gladys Knowles
Inez Pennington
Lola Womble
Sneads
R. M. DeLoney
Maggie Pate
Ruth Harper
Anna O. Poitevint
Frances Segrest
Carmen Smith
Rebecca Spooner
J. M. Brown
Emma Kirkland
Opal Ivey
Vera Chandler
Ruby H. Pope
Hazel Weater
Dorcus Kormanick
Katie Mary Walters
Georgia B. King. Malone
R. F E. Brunson
Odis Davis
Cooper Sellars
Harvey Paulk
Mian
Winnie Mickler
Hettie Belle Hughes
Maeron Dekle
Francis Sarsore
T. K. Snipes
Ivy May Johnson
Monette Finch
Mary C. Mixon
Mary Virginia Howell
Ghared Whitfield
Bonnie Mixon
Myrtle Campbell
Irene Sheffield
Ola Burns
Mary Suddata
Cottondale
D. G. McPherson
Lovewood
Helen Luster
Union
Archie Hutchison
Pearl W. Harvey
Approved Jackson County teachers listed by Milton
Marianna special report shows more than 100 Jackson County school teachers approved by Superintendent John D. Milton. The list includes Marianna staff such as principal Jon Stapleton and numerous teachers and administrators, with many names across Marianna and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Milton
Marianna
Jackson County
John D. Milton
Jon Stapleton
Polly Andreason
Jane Carroll
Roberta Carter
Margaret Grambing
Doris Bleckley
Vernelle Gamble
Herman R. Dean
Beaulah Fletcher
Greg Wilson
Anita D. Smith
Nelle C. Tatam
Catherine
Warsaw University Graduate To Launch Jewish Relief Drive
Miss Eva Finkelstein, a Warsaw University graduate now studying at Agnes Scott College, will speak at a Houston Hotel banquet launching the Dothan phase of the 1947 United Jewish Appeal Drive. The event aims to raise 830,000 locally and 170,000,000 nationally for relief and rehabilitation of displaced persons in Europe and Palestine. Finkelstein, a survivor of the Navi regime, will share her experiences from Poland and wartime work with the underground. June Schreiber of Marianna, Fla., chairs the Dothan drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Finkelstein
Warsaw University
Poland
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Houston Hotel
Dothan
United Jewish Appeal
Europe
Palestine
Miss Finkelstein
Agnest Scott
Hillel Foundation
Binal B'rith
Navi
United States
Lublin
Warsaw
June Schreiber
Marianna, Fla
Temple Emanuel of
Dothan Recreation Center Plans Week of Activities
The Dothan Recreation Center releases a coming week activity schedule announced by Director Crawford Mosley. Highlights include Sub-debs at 3 30, Esquire fraternity at 7, Aero club at 7 30, and square dance on Monday. Sedamoc Club at 8 30 Tuesday. Ladies night at 7 30 Wednesday. Cherokee Garden Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Recreation Center
Crawford Mosley
Esquire Fraternity
Aero’ Club
Sedamoc Club
Cherokee Garden
Camporee Attendance Includes Four Scout Troops
The camporee featured Troops 10, 11, 13, and 14 participating in organized activities and competitions across the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Dothan Club Plans Open House and Recreation Program
A Dothan center will host an open house for teens to present a proposed recreation program. Women are urged to attend a Wednesday meeting led by Crawford Mosley, director, to discuss donating athletic equipment and scheduling table tennis, ping pong, and a conditioning class. Attendees range from 18 to 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Crawford Mosley
Botani's claim about wheat life longest disproved
A brief note indicates Botani's statement that wheat can live the longest has been disproved, with the asserted duration of life or viability of wheat crops clarified and corrected by researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botani
Cabbage leaf serves as nutritious bed for salads
A delicately tinted cabbage leaf is described as a nutritious base for vegetables or citrus salads. It can be used whole or chopped to accompany ingredients.
District Boy Scout camporees held in Geneva and Barbour counties
Two district Boy Scout camporees were held this weekend for Geneva and Barbour counties. Scout Executive J W Cooke announced the events. Geneva camporee took place Friday afternoon and Saturday on Hurricane Creek near Hartford with Hartford Troop 32 Fred Borland Scoutmaster and Troop Eight Slocomb represented. Frank Gaines led field operations. Barbour District troops listed include Mrs Ollie Mae Adams Mrs Annie Sowell William T Ming Jr Miss Margie McCrary Miss Linnie Lane and Mrs Mary J Rhodes. Grand Ridge John M Meare principal Miss Elizabeth Curry and others participated. Cherokee Kynesville and other towns were noted with various principals and chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Barbour
J. W. Cooke
Hurricane Creek
Hartford
Fred Borland
Slocombd
James Z
Ollie Mae Adams
Annie T. Sowell
William T. Ming, Jr
Margie McCrary
Linnie Lane
Mary J. Rhodes
Grand Ridge
John M. Meare
Elizabeth Curry
Anita Speck
Hilton C. Lewis
Leila McMullian
Leola M. Anderson
Ruth M. Beauchamp
Susie Hughes
C. C. Allen
Laura Lee Chance
Mae Jackson
Kynesville
Claude Edenfield
Estella H. Melvin
Mallie Baxley
Marie P. Gilbert
Eva Edenfield
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Lat Orkin
Sevth
Orkin
Ward - Wilson, Inc
W. Main St
Dothan Drug CO
General Electric
RADIO
City Tire CO
Edmond Michel
Chicago
J. L. Harris
Troy
Nothma Maicine
Cauthon
Frontier Asthma Co
A Frontier
Niegera St. - Baifalo 1
N.Y
Gance
Cherith
Victoria
Lily
Troubadour
Silver Shop
Textron
Furn
Dept
Lujo
Heywood Wakefield
Blumberg
Columbia
Venetian Bis
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