Harmony Club Luncheon at Wagon Wheel May 29
Harmony Club announces its annual luncheon at the Wagon Wheel on May 29 with reservations required by Saturday. Call Mrs. M. C. Rowe or Mrs. F. W. Kuhn to book. Also notes various local social visits and travel by residents to Miami, Panama City Beach, and St. Andrews with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Wagon Wheel
M. C. Rowe
F. W. Kuhn
John Thompson
Panama City Beach
Morning Party Honors Visitors by Hartford Matrons
Hartford special report notes Mrs. G. S. Black and Mrs. Joan Ward hosted a morning party at Mrs. Black’s home to honor Mrs. Stella Nation of Oneonta, Alabama, and Mrs. Vernon Hagen of Clearwater, Florida. Iris and snapdragon decorations adorned the venue while guests included Nora Maye Holman, Dorothy Adams, Gerald Chaney, and others. Rankin Tippins played piano as Chaney assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Stubbs
Emory Corbitt
B. L. Woodham
Rankin Tippins
W. M. Lanier
Ed Holmes
Glenn Gibson
Albert Hughes
Frank Bradshaw
Alva Saunders
Joan Jeffers
H. B. Strickland
I. W. Culpepper
Rankin Tipping
Gerald Chaney
Todd Iintertain At Home And Route One Reunion
Family reunion hosted by A L Todd on Route One lists attendees including H E Todd Randolph Todd and Emiline Smith with relatives from Do than Savannah Midland City and Route Two. Emassee Chapter D A R plans 3:00 p.m. meeting at Mrs Theodore Jackson home on Panama City Road. The Boones return to Auburn after visiting Mrs Saute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Todd Iintertain
A. L. Todd
Route One
H. E. Todd
Randolph Todd
A. T. Todd
V. L. Todd
E. H. Finch
Dothan
W. B. Farrow
Savannah
Emiline Smith
Silas Todd
Huson Todd
H. A. Todd
Hosea Smith
Robert Wilkins
Donald Murphy
Midland City
Emassee
Theodore Jackson
Panama City Road
Evening Aperitif Party at Crawford Home
Mr and Mrs Edward R Crawford hosted an aperitif party at their West Woodland Drive residence on Saturday evening. The spring decor featured roses snapdragons and other seasonal flowers with magnolia on the table. About a hundred guests called between 6 36 p m and 8 30 p m as Miss Corra Jean Harris and other hosts assisted servers and Mrs Quin Flowers provided piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Crawford
West Woodland Drive
Corra Jean Harris
W. F. Bailey
Raymond Spann
Philip McLauchlin
W. M. Jones
Qui
Enterprise Family Reunion Luncheon Hosts Brief News
An Enterprise family reunion at the Mynard home drew nine children, twenty five grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren for a May 11 luncheon. Attendees included Crumplers, Shutes, and other relatives from Marianna, Do than, Auburn, Tallahassee, Montgomery, Mobile, Elba, New Brockton, and Enterprise. Also noted were travels of Felix H. Leslie to Dallas and visits by Charles Faircloth to Dothan, with other local updates and a note on medicine chest cleaning tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Crimmpler
John Mynard
Enterprise
J. B. Crumpler
Porter
Crumpler
Marianna
Braswell Chapman
Bill Faulk
Robert Shute
Rex
David Shute
EL. L. Free
Dothan
RV. Boone
Auburn
Fupene Clark
Tallahassee
Fla
Herman Crumpler
Berry Crumpler
Montgomery
Bill Dykes
Mobile
Cecil Windnam
Elba
R. L. Stewart
Robert
Jill
New Brockton
Able Crumpler
J. J. Crumpler
W. J. Farria
Ernestine
Huntingdon Announces 83 Degrees at Commencement
Huntingdon College will award 83 degrees at the 93rd commencement in the college chapel at 10:30 a.m. Monday May 26 with Hugh Moss Comer delivering the commencement addresses. A baccalaureate sermon by Dr John W Frazer will be held Sunday May 25 at First Methodist Church. Summer session registration opens June 9 with courses in multiple subjects and options for a three year degree through summer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery — Huntingdon College
Hugh Moss Comer
Birmingham
Sylacauga
First Methodist Church
John W. Frazer
Greenville
Dexter Avenue
Court Street
Montgomery
Huntingdon College
Hebert Searcy
Comer
Gov. B. B. Comer
University of Alabama
South
Avondale Mills
Boaz Mills
Southeastern Cottons, Inc
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Alabama Cotton Manufacturers Association
National Cotton Council of America
Alabama State Trade School
Snead Junior College
Kindergarten Group To Present Program At Highland School
Mrs I D Collier and Mrs E J Ford will present seventy preschool pupils in a program at Highland School Tuesday evening beginning at 7 00 p m The show titled The Weish ing Fairy Entertains includes sixty seven children and diplomas will be given to thirty seven graduates Miss Mary Frances Wynn will be secretary of the Alabama Baptist Student Union executive council at Alabama College for 1947 48 year She has led religious work at the college and edited The Live Wire this year Mrs Mary Sue Hooks leaves for Washington DC to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Sanders Pineapples are known to weigh up to 17 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Collier
E.J. Ford
Highland School
Mary Frances Wynn
Alabama Baptist Student Union
Alabama College
Mary Sue Hooks
Washington, D C
Arthur Sanders
Birth Announcements From Harris County Entries
Mr. and Mrs. Huey Earl Enfinger announce the birth of Tommy Earl born May 14 at Hartford hospital to parents from Hartford route two. Mrs Enfinger is former Handle Bell Seay, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Seay. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Tom Enfinger. Mr and Mrs C P Rice announce a son Jovepn Lavon born May 10 to Do tan route one parents. maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J H Hodges of Taylor. Mr and Mrs Charles T Mayer announce a son born May 18. Mrs Mayer was Janet Sweet formerly of Dorian. Misses Rebecca Boozer and Corra Jean Harris spent the weekend at Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Earl Enfinger
Martford
Route Two
See
Tommy Earl
Hartford Hospital
C. P. Rice
Dothan Route One
Jovepn Lavon
J. H. Hodges
Taylor
Charles T. Mayer
North Grafton
Mass
Mayer
Janet Sweet
Dorian
Rebecca Boozer
Corra Jean Harris
Tuscaloosa
Pupils Perform at Local Junior High and Minnie Heary School
A series of student recitals and programs are planned this week. At 7 30 p m tonight a recital by Mr Livingston and pupils at the Young Junior High School is announced. Tuesday afternoon and evening features by Mrs Vaughan at Minnie T Heary School begin 8 00 p m. Also on Tuesday Mrs Louise gives a recital at Yeung Jee School at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nébert
Mig T. G. Vaughan
Amee Ney
Livingston
Young Junior High School
G. Vaughan
Minnie T. Heary
Louise
Yeung Jee School
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Othee
Kenneth Shealy
Miami, Fla
National Convention of Railroad Accounting Officers
Carolyn Hunter
S. C
T.J. Whatley, Jr
Whatley
Hunter
T. J. Whatley
Barbara Kay Scheile
Gene Whatley
St. Andrews
Fla. . Ce
Co. A. Flowers
W. M. Flowers
Ron
Michael
Gadsden
Sherry Lynn Huston
Walter Huston
Pittsburgh
Sherry
G. L. Spurrock
Eufaula
E. H. Huston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Hartford Matrons
Robert B. Boone
Harden
Memphis
Hugo Dixon
Betty Crump
Memphis, Tenn
Dolly Sutton
Tampa
Robert E. Albrecht
Helen Duffy
Eft
St. Paul's
Crawford Home
Felix H. Leslie
Dallas
Texas
A. Y. Malone
Charles Faircloth
Elizabeth, N. J
N. B. Cannady
Curry Frederick
Montevallo
Frederick
Ruth Timmerman
Jack Ussery
Points
Mexico
J. T. Farmer
A. D. Ussery
Bessie Foster
C. S. McAfee
Craig Field
West Coast
Army Air Forces
Pacific Area
Carrie Smith
California
Huntingdon
Paul T. Stone
Norma Williams
Blumberg
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