Honored on Visit Home Honored on Visit Home
Special report lists many Ashford and neighboring residents. Families from Ashford Del Wr and Chipley attend events. Mrs Max pear hosted a gathering with prizes and farewell gifts for Mra Cheries McArthur and Mra Bruner departs for California. Berry Momnenfeld to report for Navy duty in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bell
A. B. Nery
Ashford
C. J. Ball
Del
Tom Bee
Dothan
Cbildres
Tiapree Bell
Nerest Messer
Fis
Baby
Chipley
Chipley, Mre
Jock Bell
Cit Ashford
Tomat Went
Petes
Heary Ball
Dowar
Acrie Givens
A Ashford
Tom Ead
Doris
Ash
D. Hamrick
Wallees J
Ammons
Leonard Am Jeng Homer Taylor
Co Woes Ad
Max Pear
Cheries McArthur
Pga
Don Jadew
Mra Feilow
California
Bruner
W. W. Bruner
Jon Ea Willams
Ralph Jeena
Clarence Herrington
Charles McArthur
Dick Barter
Tom Tracey Fellows
den Iellen
Berry Momnenfeld
Birmingham
U. S. Navy
Garden Club Meets With Mrs. Sellers
ASHFORD Special Mrs a i Bellare hosted the Garden Club on Wednesday afternoon with lavender and yellow decor. Mrs Tom Tracey Fellows led an instructive talk on home projects and household helpers. A dainty luncheon followed, served by Mrs Sellers and her daughter, Mrs Levie Edwards, for guests including Mrs Tom Tracey Fellows and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
I Bellare
Garden Club
Tom Tracey Fellows
Salers
A. L. Gael
J. Ho Feuiner
Webb Wells
W. H Harringta
J. FP. Miller
Lae Gey
F. G. Granger
J. T. Radney
V. C. Bruner
Mrs A L Snell Hosts Ella Sebiert Circle Meeting
Mrs A L Snell entertained the Ella Sebiert Circle on Monday afternoon at her Ashford home. Led by Mrs EB Johnson, the gathering featured singing, prayer, a talk titled I Come Because the Light Is Here, and Now is the Time To Start It. After a brief business session, salad plates and iced tea were served to members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Johnson
Sesson
Mra. Snell
John Ed Williams
EB. Johneee
L. C. Brannen
Sanford Pate
R. M. Mathison
RB. E Aman
C. O. Adams
F. G. Granger
Lucille Jackson
J. T. Dykes
Irvine Sime
I bore my child for greed and war and love
A poem by Helen Frith Stickney voices a mother’s conflict between a child’s needs and the demands of industry and rulers. She claims the child as hers yet acknowledges the blows of hunger, blood, and sacrifice. The speaker vows to shield the child from pain while conceding to battles and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Frith Stickney
Birthday party honors Mickey Bridges at home
Mrs. Willie Bridges hosted a Saturday birthday party for her son Mickey at 911 Fifth Avenue. Guests enjoyed outdoor games and cake with ice cream, with pink and cream decorations. Attendees included Annett Newton Patricia Sheehan James Robert Sheehan Elaine Goodson Sidney Shelby and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bridges
Fifth Avenue
Mickey
Annett Newton
Patricia Sheehen
James Robert Sheehan
Elaine Goodson
Sidney Shelby
James Arthur Hughes
Wykie Williams
Farm Groups Give Party For Parents
The annual party for parents of Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America members was held in Ashferg High School auditorium. FFA students opened with a creed by Norman Teace. Joe Weiss Banton delivered a poem. performances by Faye Wofford Melrose Whiddon Homer Davis. musical reading by Melrose Whiddon Granger Miler Gems McArthur Hill Payne Ago McArthur Glyce Alley. minuet dances concluded the program. a chicken supper on the campus drew over one hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Ashferg High School
Norman Teace
F. F
Granger Miler
Gems McArthur
Hill Payne
Ago Mcarthur
Glyce Alley
Workers of America
Grandms
Kadris Whatley
Mra Sanferé Pate
Ashford U D C Entertains Members At Year End
Mrs Y C Bruner hosted Ashford Chapter U D C gathering at her home to close the club year. President Mrs H C Lambert presided as officers for the new year were installed including president Mrs Carson Glass and vice president Mrs Webb Welle. Floral decor and a salad course with iced drinks followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Bruner
Stuart McArthur
Church Group Sponsors Party in Ashford
The Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church held a Tuesday tea in the Sunday School annex with mixed flower bowls as decorations. Proceeds will fund two delegates to next week's assembly at Huntingdon College in Montgomery. Miss Jane Flurry of Alabama College will visit with her parents for summer. Mrs. Vassie Hutchinson returned from a brief Panama City visit with Mr. Dan Hutchinson and Philip Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
The
Methodist Church
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Jane Flurry
Alabama College
Mrs
Bruce Flurry
Vassie Hutchinson
Panama City
Mr. and
Mre
Dan Hutchinson
Philip Hutchinson
Marianna Club Awards Nursing Scholarship
The Marianna Woman's Club announces a nursing scholarship to be administered through the Sanitarium and Hospital at Orlando for Florida. Preference will be given to Jackson County residents. applications should be filed with Dr J Larsen, Medical Officer at the hospital in Wilando. The gift is one of the club's long standing activities since 1918 as Mrs Davidson passes presidency to Mrs Fouter Bul lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Mae Maths Woman's Club
Teteugh Iu
Nureog
Mre Miiard Iasitaon
Clin
Sis
Divide Sanitarium
Hesprta
Orlando
Florida
Sid Ot Wostered
Jackson
Sen
Fur Beneft
Thip
Bul
Lord
University Seniors To Graduate Sunday
More than 350 students will be graduated from the University of Alabama Sunday afternoon as Governor Chauncey Sparks delivers the 112th commencement address in Forte Auditorium. About 200 senior ROTC cadets will be honored on their last campus appearance before joining army service schools for commissions. Sixty six cadets from the Airat year advanced classes head to the pending military schools for their final wartime appearance. The program includes a president's reception at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Foss Paty and a band concert by air corps trainees. Senator Lister Hill will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alabama
Chauncey Sparks
Forte Auditorium
Army Service
Airat
t=e permy
Raymond Foss Paty
Air Corps
Lister Hill
Local Notables Attend Meeting at Van Thede House
A gathering of trustees and local figures including Mr and Mrs W A Pittman and tally Pittman, Miss Mary Elizabeth Hanson, and Miss Hare Sal met at the Van Thede house in Ford. Guests Tom Dodd and Joe Main Stull were mentioned, with attendees planned to travel to Motule tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feroor
Dean Lew
Jo Norton
van Thede
Agford
Hebert
Whitenaret
Pittman
Tally Pittman
Tom Dodd
145 Women To Get University Degrees
The University awards degrees to 145 women, including Agnes Booey Abert Dean of Wear, with 84 entering as freshmen and 61 transferring. Represented states include Alabama, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland, and others. Sixty-two percent are from southern colleges and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vniversity
Agnes Booey Abert
Thawe
Poavuatny Sen
Reuters
Sia
Party Honors Warner Hens
A local event honors Warner Hens in a community gathering. Speakers reflect on his contributions to the area, with attendees noting his support for the arts and youth programs. The ceremony includes remarks from family members and a brief tribute at the community hall.
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Card Club
A. L. Snell
Young Drug Co
Rexall
E. Main St
Blumberg
BO Ath
Jeary ‘Larne
Kblumberg
Mickey Bridges
Abbeville
Deland
Fila
Lucille Sumerford
Stetson University
W. Allen
Mies Sumerford
Gartruds Summerford
Sumerford
Abbevills
Ata
W. K. Rogers
New York City
Geraldina Rogers
William Rogers
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
R. A. Galluccio
Ralph
Napier Field
Anthony
Dethan
Louise Newton
Julliard School of Music
J. D. Foy, Jr
John
Pensacola
Douglas Arnold
Aleutian Islands
Hia
G. B. Stringer
Kia
C. B. Copes
John Newberry
Columbus
William Johnson
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
U. S Army
Marianna Club
University
Harden’s
Warner
Atraight Care
Frazier Brokerage Company Telephone No
Alabama
Betsy Ross
America
McGough Bakeries
Gold Craft
Sessions Co
Enterprise
Ala
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