Presbyterian Women Study Scripture At Circle Meetings
The Presbyterian Women of the Church met by circles to continue the study of the four gospels with the theme Gods Answer Manifest in the Flesh. Circles reported attendance, leadership, and devotional duties as residents hosted meetings at members homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iesh
Robert Morris
Tung
J. C. Keight
Claude Adams
J. L. Harris
R. Wilson
Leon Puller
Circle Three
J N. Molling
Warren Hutto
Don R. Wilson
Circle Four
Harry Grubb
Richmond McClintock
Luther Wilson
Circle
Baptist Group Hears Reports Of Officers At Business Meeting
The First Baptist WMS held its regular business meeting Monday afternoon with a large turnout. The room featured chrysanthemums and ferns while a theme song was sung and a devotional on Prayer read by Mrs. Creel. Mrs. H V Richey presided as secretary’s report was presented by Mrs. M B Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Wms
WMS
M. EB. Page
Richey
Aarcle
Births and health notes from local area
Mr and Mrs M E Adkins announce the birth of a daughter Teresa Carol in a local hospital on October 20. Mr and Mrs Wade Whiddon are the parents of a son Jimmy Wade. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jesse Shelley and Mr and Mrs S W Whiddon. J W Hasty of Columbia route two, undergoing major surgery at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta Friday. Miss Peggy Spivey, API student, visited Headland with her mother Mrs M Crozier of Dallas. Miss Mary Anne Sanders stayed in Tallahassee with sister Miss Catherine Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle King
Clarmace King
Don Holland
Ralph Holland
Newton Route One
Vicksburg School
Gayle
Don
M. E. Adkins
Betty Jo Kelly
Teresa Carol
Wade Whiddon
Jimmy Wade
Jesse Shelley
S. W. Whiddon
J. W. Hasty
Columbia Route Two
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta
Ave
Peggy Spivey
API
Headland
Smother
M. Crozier
Dallas
Texas
Rene
May Jone
Methodist Society in church holds regular business meeting
The Woman's Society of Christ Law Service met at Foster Street Methodist Church with Mrs H McAlitey presiding. An all-day mission study was reported, plans for a November mission institute in Ozark were announced, and Ruth Lawrence and Susie Peach Foster circles were named December hostesses. New officers joined the executive board. Forty-three members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Chriv Law Service
Foster Street Methodist Church
H. McAlitey
Byron
McAliley
Ozark
Ruth Lawrence
H. C. Hutchings
Alice Newton
Carolyn Dowdell
Alice Newston
Bell Bennett
Octavia Rush
W. L. Watkins
Divisional Meeting of Baptist WMU Held at Blakely
The southwest divisional meeting of the Georgia Baptist WMU gathered with the Bethel Association at Blakely Baptist Church. About three hundred attendees heard devotions, music, and talks on Our Resources and Spiritual Resources. Speakers included Mrs. Pap Etheridge and local leaders, with visits from five associations and guests served luncheon at the Blakely Woman’s Club House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
Southwest
Georgia Baptist Womans Missionary Union
Bethel Association
Blakely Baptist Church
Harry M. Dixon
Richland
R. £. Zachert
Rufus Lane
Blakely W.M.A., and the Rev. W. E. Storey, Pastor of the Blakely Church
Dixon
J. S. Hartsfield
Lester Camp
Hilda Beggs
WMU
Oir
Jamce Singleton
Harrold Summerford
James W. Burrell
Stanley Smith
H. A
Americus
Albany
Blakely Wormin Club
You Can Rent A Hat And Glamor At Milliner's Shop
POROTHY ROE Fashion Editor reports a New York milliner now rents hats for special occasions at two dollars per hat plus a fourteen dollar deposit. Clients include career women seeking impression at interviews and those facing unexpected dinners or weddings, ensuring a fabulous look without full purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glamor Tao
Porothy Roe
Associated Press
New York
North York
Scieouns
Money as a gendered viewpoint on finance book
AP News features writer summarizes Mrs Bj Kidd s book Women Never Go Broke which argues money is a female friendly medium of exchange and men gain power from it. Kidd suggests women can manage budgets by rounding every check amount and advises having a stern male adviser to avoid trouble with finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
AP Newsfeatures
Bj Kidd
Yale
George Washington
Teen Talk Tips for Dances and Dates from Vivian Brown
A reader column humorously advises teens on dressing for formal dances and handling awkward partners. It covers etiquette, keeping dignity, and avoiding embarrassing scenes while encouraging polite, sly strategies to cope with tense dance situations.
Dinner hat rentals charm single date shoppers
A fashion note describes diverse demand for dinner cocktail hats rented by business girls for dates. A milliner recalls a client who wore a hat on a blind date, then returned later for wedding attire, illustrating how a hat altered appearances and sparked romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bysnes
Ruth Class Holds Social At First Baptist Church
Ruth class social at First Baptist Church described with brief tension and light retrustments amid readings. Several named attendees including Mrs France Merker, Mrs Edward Craver, Mrs Frank Newich, and Mrs J Collins noted among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Gatres
Laine Ark
Lavies
Francee Merker
Billyders
Edward Craver
Meintat
Frank Newich
Jatpa ‘Collins
Hargid Sheitery
Birthday Luncheon on Route 5 Hosted by Two Matrons
A birthday luncheon was held at the Woudhant home on Route 5 with stable-style serving and a sacred harp singing in the afternoon. Dozens of neighbors and relatives attended, including Hayes, Dupree, Jones, Andersons, Woodhams, Johnsons, and many others. A cemetery work day at Mt Enon Church is planned for tomorrow and cemetery keepers are urged to bring tools. A sacred harp singing on November 7 at 1:30 pm at the courthouse will elect new officers and invite singers to attend. A Memphis note mentions a dog named Wimpy howling at street vendor bells for a hot dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Aries
Woudhant
Wom. Hayes
Joe Ben
WA Dupree
Ruth
L. 5. Jones
Lowre
Glenda Jonesy
Daniel Anderson
Paul Anderson
Barbara
Daniel
Wayne
James Woodham
WH. Hardy
G.G. Cook
M. Roney
Foy Johnston
W. ¢. Gamble
John Gamble
G. E. Brantley
Frank Stephenson
Jani Yate
Wiltie Worrell
C. W. Harrison
Sylvia Greet
Paul Futherow
Mubert
Snellgrove
Bob
Tom and Crift
Jark Masters
July Boone
Moe Johnson
Burns Atwell
J. RK. Tix
Mt Enon
Dorothey Dix Style Advice On Second Marriages And Homes
A column mirrors Dorothy Dix on remarriage risks, stepfamilies, and keeping harmony. It argues widow remarriage is risky for children, but praises wise, kind partners who blend families. contrasts with harsh outcomes and urges humility and effort in marriage and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind
Fist
Baptist Society Meets At Church
Members of the Southside Baptist Wanviur Missionary Society met at Ili church Monday afternoon for a business session. The meeting opened with devotion led by Mr Oland Wilkon, with Mr. Allison Pers cock presiding. After the business, revival interests were discussed and a related message was shared with the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Society Meets
Southside
Bap
Wanviur
Gage
Oland Wilkon
Allison Pers Cock
Mr. White Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. R. White hosted a small group of friends at her Shorterville home to honor the birthday anniversary of her husband Wesley White. Guests included Anne White, Mr and Mrs Howard White and family, and several Fort Gaines attendees from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. White
Dimes
Virginia
Bill White
Janice and
Billy
Abbovied
Jiminy Lee Pelsam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meroxigus
George Gissing
Henry Ryecroft
Decosta - Jones
Baptist
Mary Anne Sanders
Tallahassee, Fle
Catherie (Sanders
Dothan Glass CO. Glass
Oates
Methodist Society
of Baptist
W.M.A
Blonde Poly Ellas
Agricultural Council
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
We School of Education
Polly
Steve Eller
Mayden
Teen Talk
Vivian Brown
Ducky
Enie Dite
Joan
Jeans
House Key
Cure
Jung
Memphis
Tenn
Dorothy Dix
Answel
Johnson
Dhuir
Tee Hinga
Fehililven
Miss DIX
Regardian O
Jobke
Cuentor
Dorothy
Hue
Final
OFEN
Fustery
Ubis
Southern Liquid Gas Co
Your Gas Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!