Miss Ketcham Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Clara Belle Ketcham a bride elect of early June was guest of honor at a lawn shower hosted by Mrs W W Dunckley on South St Andrews Street. The event featured lantern lighting, a table punch service, and prizes for word making from Matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Belle Ketcham
W. W. Dunckley
South St. Andrews Street
Sara Agnes Wilkes
Mary Kirkland
Miss Kirkland
Brooks Span
Leslie Temples
Betty Jean Wilkes
Ruth Amanda Booras
Annie Pearl Kirkland
Miss Ketcham
Sara Agies Wilkes
Mary
Patricia Kirkland
Ora Munn
Lucille Allen
Leslie Watford
Mattye Lee Watson
Marie Seonyers
Bessie Whitmire
Lois Watson
Lowell Fuller
Mary Crawford
Geraldine Howell
Macon
Mesdames S. F. Wilkes
Victor Harris
Brooks Spann
DeWitt Thomas
Joe Saliba
Ross Mullins
Cap Kingtey
W. N. Fletcher
John Baxley
Addis Nordan
George Booras
Estelle Hooten Chalker
Houston Kingrey
Ben Faulk, Jr
French pilots forced to return after takeoff
Old Orchard Me May 29 The monoplane Yellow Bird returned to the beach twenty minutes after it hopped off for Paris when vibration in the motor opened a seam in a fuselage tank releasing gasoline. The Green Flash bound for Rome ground looped in an attempted takeoff and remained on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Paris
Rome
Blasting Proposed For Old Apple Trees In New Hampshire
Durham New Hampshire H C Woodworth University of New Hampshire agricultural economist says blasting with dynamite may be best for old orchards. He notes many aging trees in poor condition need years of work to bear again and may never be financially viable. Replacing with vigorous stock could be wiser, and future losses may require broader discard of old trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. H.P
H. C. Woodworth
University of New Hampshire Experiment Station
When you miss your Eagle tele phone 708 and oe will be
The note states that if you miss your Eagle telephone number 708 you will be sent a prompt. It contains a garbled instruction about the message being sent promptly. The fragment references Eagle and a phone contact.
Teachers Meeting and Activities at Local Churches
Officers and teachers of the First Baptist Sunday School meet at seven thirty with a prayer session at eight fifteen led by Rev. Joseph Avery. Miss Eleanor Barnette arrives from Cocoa Florida as Elementary School principal. Miss Harriet Welch of Chestertown will visit. Camp Flowers weekend for McCall Williams then Panama City. Dr Roscoe Roberts remains critically ill in Tulsa with his brothers by his side in recent days. Frances Barnett arrives for summer from Tallahassee. Dothan Glee Club to meet at eight at Mrs FP Leftin's East Lafayette. Epworth Juniors meet at Lafayette Street Church Thursday at four. Russian use of radio to locate ore deposits discussed. Regular dinner at M and F Sandwich Shop. Abyssinia history manuscript unearthed in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Joseph Avery
Roscoe Roberts
Tulsa
Oklo
W. P. Roberts
J. W. Roberts
Evergreen
Dothan Glee Club
FP. N. Leftin
East Lafayette Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reece
Dothan
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph's
Tao Sivla
Aiwa
Maude Baughman
Leonie Ree Helland
Business and Professional Women’s Club
City Hall
Annie Arnold
Lafayette Street
S. S
Porter’s
Fairyland
Col
Perry Calhoun
Troy Lewis
Miss Lilla Story
Samson
Jimmie Vann
Tampa, Fla
Lucy Farmer
Lester Farmer
Panama City
Fla
Lucy
Frances Hall
Gwendolyn Yarbrough
Hazel Doster
Sarah Mullins
Frances Espy
Joe Lee Jessup
Ingram Hanahan
Joe Wise
William Espy
J. A. Hornsby
Little Sodas
Waycross, Ga
S. M. Bentley
Clem Ezell
J. H. Jones
H. C. Bass
Joe Martin Stallings
Eleanor Barnette
Cocoa, Fla
Harriet Welch
Chestertown
Miss Barnette
J. M. Williams
McCall
Camp Flowers
Ralph Williams
Frances Barnett
Woman’s College At
Tallahassee
Epworth
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Moscow
Rusia
Skoriatm
Caucasus
Abyssinia
Russia
Redfern Foundation
Blumberg
Order of de Molay
Jack Coe
M. C
Allan McCall
New York
Bhimbere
Eagle
Europe
Mademoiselle
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