Paracelsus quotes and local notices from Headland scene
Word fragment from Browning’s Paracelsus appears alongside brief local society notes. J R L Boone of Headland and daughters Mrs Miles of Selma welcomed, George Forshee of Troy returned from Monroeville visit with Mrs Relph Larecby, and P L Steele ill at home en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. L. Boone
Headland
Raymond Miles
Selma. Sndora
George Forshee
Troy
Monroeville
Relph Larecby
Pattern book offer for women skirts and dresses
There is a pattern promotion describing a skirt with back fullness and unpressed pleats suitable for wool or dress fabrics. It lists waist sizes 22 to 32, 2 yards required for size 28, and invites readers to send name, address, style number, and size, offering the Pall-Winter Fashion Book for 25 cents with over 150 pattern styles and budget suggestions.
Headland Minstrel Show Sponsored by School PTA
The Headland PTA sponsored a Wednesday minstrel show presented by the Parc hher Association and directed by Mrs Inez Murphree. Proceeds fund playground equipment for the elementary school as PTA members and teachers performed in roles of Negro entertainers with students and guests contributing singing and skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headland
Parchher Association
Gordon Livings
Yast
P.T.A
Inez Murphies
Jimmy Meruhew
Sty
Mable Bridees
Ruby
Douglas
Lucile Boford
Mildred Craddock
Corene Grantham
Thelma Farmer
Ethel Filey
Myra Solomon
Lois Cunningham
Inez Murphree
Robbie Buch
Wille Armatrong
Grace McClendon
Grace Hicks
Mire
Dennis Kelly
Virginia Folger
Lssie Mime
Myriloe Corbitt
Mra
Mildred Stocomb
Misa Sara West
Betty Gamble
Patty Penn
Low Herring
Davis
Hartford Children Celebrate Two Birthday Parties
Hartford youngsters were feted at two birthday gatherings on a Saturday afternoon. Mire Ed Donnel hosted Sugar Ann’s party with games, ice cream, cake, and favors, assisted by Mrs Bill Gard ner and Miss Sara Alice Childs. Guests included Patsy, Glenda, Buddy Childs, and many friends from Hartford route. Julia Anne Barnes, eight, celebrated at her home with Alethes Skinner aiding in games. Attendees named included Sheran Collins, Frank and Fran Collins, Linda Collins, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Donnel
Sugar Ann
Donne
Bill Gardner
Sara Alice Childs
Patsy
Glenda
Buddy Childs
Sue Gullis
Don
Juanite Brannon
Almeena Andereson
Karen
Judy Bennett
Dee Ham
Robert Richards
Jim*my
Horace, Jr. Posey
Linds Holman
Lela Will Durden
Pamela Sketo
Carol Gardner
Brad, Brannon
Garry McAiley
Julia Anne Barnes
Abner Barnes
Barty
Hartford
Alethes Skinner
Mrs. Barnes
Sheran
Frank
Fran Collins
Gary
Todulph Barrett
Linda Karen
Jimmie Martin
Larry Collins
Robert Earl Skinner
Dee Hamn
Bilis Barnes
Ballong
Cherokee Club Plans Annual Camellia Show
Cherokee Garden Club met at Mae son Rowe home with W D Malone co hosting to set plans for the Camellia Show. January 1 was set for event at Recreation Center. Wi Turner elected general chairman and committees appointed. W D Malone elected corresponding secretary. Q S Andersson gave a roses talk. Next meeting December 8 at Luther Wilson home. twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Garden Club
Maeson Rowe
W. D. Malone
Leon Harvard
Wi Turner
Claire Man
Q. S. Andersson
Luther Wilson
Mrs Mullen Speaks At Minnie T Heard PTA Meeting
Dirs Billy Mullen addressed the Minnie T Heard Parent Teacher Association at its monthly meeting on Thursday. Miss Jessie Holand announced plans for a weekly children's story hour at the library directed by Mrs Marion Weil. Thanksgiving devotional by Mrs Edwin Worth and Mrs Inez Koeneman presided. Group singing led by Mr Graudeoehnents. attendance prize won by Mrs B N Scarsborough. More than 290 school patrons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirs
Billy Mullen
Minnie T. Heard
Jessie Holand
Mis
Marion Weil
Edwin Worth
Inez Koeneman
Graude Oehnents
B.N. Scarsborough
Alls
Midland City Student Clubs Demonstrate At Junior Meet
The Midland City Junior Girls Club met in the sixth grade room with president Shar on Woodham presiding. Lynette Windham led a meditation and two groups sang under June Lang Eldridge and Sue Stuckay. The Junior Boys Club program included devotional and group singing led by David Brackin and Lonnell Kennedy. The demonstration on Force Posts featured James Yoematis James Tharpe Frank Bell Rayburn Preston. The Piichard Methodist church Board of Stewards met at the Gissendanners to plan the quarterly conference and review visitation and finances with Noah A. Moring Jr reporting for his father in a hospital bed. The hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland City Junior Girls Club
Sharon Woodham
Lynette Windham
June Lang ‘Eldridge
Sue Stuckay
June Eldridge
Willig Maude
Kenneth Benton
Devotional
David Brackinan
David Brackin
Lonnellnedy
James Yoematis
James Tharpe
Frank Bell
Rayburn Preston
Piichard Methodist Church
Leon Gissendanner
J. P. Walton
Kenneath Rowntree
Noah A. Moring, Jr
Dothon
Mostess
Baby Nancy Louise Douglas Born November Thirteenth
Mr and Mrs Alvin Douglas announce the birth of a daughter named Nancy Louise on November 13 Mia and Gaille Mae Hutto and Mrs Anna Douglas of Headland route three are the grandmothers A radio program At Home With Music will be broadcast each Saturday at 9 60 a m Dothan time over ABC station to support young musicians and features director De Sigmund Spaeth National Federation of Music Clubs hosted by Jim Haynes and daughter and Mrs Milana Holley travel today to Birmingham for a state telephone workers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Douglas
Nancy Louise
Mia. Gaille Mae Hutto
Anna Douglas
Headland Route Three
Dothan, Harmony Club
The
Nations] Federation of Music Clubs
Dothan
ABC Statioa
de Sigmund Spaeth
Jim Haynes
Nancy
Milaned Holley
Birmingham
Creel Family Celebration Honors Four Occasions
The Creel family of Dothan hosts a multi occasion gathering at the Houston Memorial Library with Kaye Creel’s fifteenth birthday and family anniversaries, while a separate Midland City Study Club meeting discusses Alabama topics. Guests include Mrs. Judkins and Mrs. Bathcom. A birthday cake, river candles, and carnations decorate the party setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Creel
Mrs. Creel
Mr. Creel
Kaye
Ett
Houston Memorial Library
Jack
Creel
T. J. Creel, Jr
Batile Creek
Michigen
Mes. Jack Taylor Hostess To Club
The Community Bible Study club met Tuesday at Mrs. Jack Taylor’s home with eight members. Mrs. Taylor gave the devotional and all members joined in a discussion on the topic Wisdom. Members answered a quiz with Bible verses. Present were Mrs. Jesse Lea, Mrs. John Sry, Mrs. Grady Edgar, Mrs. J. A. Stinson, Reginald Stinson, Mrs. T. White, Mrs. H. and Mrs. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Ble Study Club
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Jesse Lea
John Sry
Grady Edgar
J. A. Stinson
Reginald Stinson
T. ¥. ‘White
H. & Rly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julian Hall Edler
Robert Browning
P. L. Steele
Rome
Route Four
Dothan Eagle
W. 19Th St
New York
N.Y
Headland Minstrel Show
School
Aathima
Tiial
Cherokee Club
Midland City
Judkins
Battle Creek
Michigan
Mra. Creel
Mrs
Emery Johnson
Bill We Pfara
J. W. Judkins
R. CG. Bathcom
Midland City Study Club
A. L. ‘Askew
Alabama
BP. Evans
V. K. King
Pune
M. Brown
J. W. Brown
J. W. Daniel
Blumberg
Imes
Ara Et
Raymond ‘Fowlers
Betty Fowlers
Wits
Mirane Russell
Montevallo
D. Sanders
Rogers
Blumberg’s Silver Shop
sCiathes
Allporcelain
Frigidaire
General Motors
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