Eurelian Class to Hold Thanksgiving Supper
The Eurelian Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church meets for Thanksgiving at 7:30 Tuesday night. Primary Department leaders announced, with Group Three chaired by Mrs Roy Ammer and Group Four led by Mrs George Cunningim. Ernest Cox Jr and Mrs Cox visited from Pensacola.
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Eurelian
First Baptist Church
E Clase
Hobson Addins
Royammer
George Cunningim
All Clase
Eleanor Rabon Winsome Smile Named Baby
Eleanor Rabon is the daughter of Corporal Elbert Ocis Rabon and Mrs. Rabon, residing with her parents in Cate Fanwood while the corporal serves in the Pacific theater. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J C Rabon of Ashford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utvie
Aith
Eleanor Gdene Rabon
Elbert Ocis Raden
Luncheon Honors Bridal Couple on Anniversary in Pansey
Mr and Mrs Alfred Watford celebrated their wedding anniversary on November 11 with a luncheon at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Watkins on Do than route two. Attendees included many Watford and Watkins families plus friends from Pansey, Campbellton, and nearby towns. Jose Iturbi concert in Montgomery drew some guests afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Watford
Raymond Watkins
Dothan
Travis Watford
John Watkins
John Cobb
Damon Watkins
A. Z. Sewell
Haley Sewell
Pansey
Arthur Anderson
Campbellton
Route Two
Yuanita Watkins
Frank Cobb
Onita Watkins
Louie Smith
Horace Reardon
Robert Watkins
Daisy Watford
Bill Watkins
Charles Watford
Leroy Anderson
Joy Watford
Vermel Watxiner
Harry K Watkins
A. B. Lynch
Jean-nine Ward
Montgomery
Jose Iturbi
Lanier Auditorium
F. C. Brookins
Huntingdon Names Eight Beauties For 1944 45 Year
Eight students were chosen as campus beauties after a beauty revue in the chapel. Virginia Drayer League Forum president produced the show. Annie Douglas announced contestants and Annie Maude Eason presented the winners as formal evening attire showcased the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urre
He. Brown
Donkin Greepville
Marsme Growden
Fereun
Locus Hieemner
Darw Sah
Ears Darman
Mut
Fume
Ant Oped Welch
United Daughters of the Confederacy Convenes in Nashville
The fiftieth annual UDC convention will meet in Nashville November 21 to 24 with a Hermitage Hotel dinner hosted by Mrs. James Edwin Woodard. A pageant on the organization's founding, costumes of the sixties, and a tea at Federate Hall precede gatherings including a luncheon for executives, a division presidents’ dinner, and a Birthday Banquet. Tennessee Governor Prentice Cooper will speak. Crosses will be presented by Mrs. James Edwin Woodard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone United Daughters of the Confederacy
Nashville
Hermitage Hotel
James Edwin Woodad
Adelaide van Diver
Alabama
Thomas L. Cummings
J. T. Maxwell
Jefferson Davis Highway Committee
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
US D.C
Negts
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. M. Lashinsky
Confederate Hall
Peabody College
E. C. Garrison
Prentice Cooper
Tennessee
James Edwin Woodard
Mrs McCrory Hosts Party For Daughters
Mrs Bill McCrory hosted a Saturday gathering at her West Washington street home in honor of her daughters Nora Joyce and Nancy Lou McCrory. Guests enjoyed singing, games, and contests with a central lace table, punch bowl, and a birthday cake with burning tapers. Several friends helped serve as attendees included Joan Reynolds Bettie You, Al Ward Bettie McKay and others. Also noted were visits from Lieut. Cauley and family from Camp McCoy and De Lieut Alfred Davis visiting Providence Rhode Island. Garden Club news follows with a meeting set for Tuesday at 10:00 am at Mrs O Lewis home with Mrs Kenneth Shealy presenting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McCrory
West Washington Street
Nora Joyce
Nancy Lou McCrory
Bill Ward
John McKinney
McCrory
Joan
Bettie You Reynolds
al Ward
Bettie
Billie McKay
Peggie
Jimmie
Bobby Bottoms
Joan Snel
Mary Anne
Benjamin Chalker
Darby
Frank Sellers
Tom Carr
Juanita Hamon
Louise Meadows
Billie McCrory
Joe
Garden Club
Dothan Garden
O. Lewis
Kenneth Shealy
Group Gives Party For Seaman Martin
A community gathering was hosted at the home of Miss Louise Home in Dothan to honor Seaman Jethro Martin U S Navy. Members of the Senor W1 class of Tetsopeth toad Wy attended along with many names. The event featured homestyle fare, games, a roast, and a film showing with a post gathering encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor
Bo Pat
Jethro Marin
U.S Navy
Miss Louise
Dothan
Daver
Billy Gene Ds Y
Marcus Davis
Loure Horne
Om Bend
Mary Ellen Byrd
Betty Powell
Chester Boswell
Myra Jones
Bilis Olaf
Edna Powell
Fred Ali
Mobie Brackir
Lois
Pauly Sistrunk
Gauthier Trailerway
Jethro Martin
Annie Cole Honored on Seventieth Birthday
Mrs. Annie Cole was celebrated on her seventieth birthday as friends and relatives visited at her Ashford route one home. Present were many named neighbors and families including Whitaker, Shefield, Albert and Ernest Cole families, Andersons, Silcox, Palmer, Sileos, and several others sharing greetings and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Cole
Ashford
Route One
Joe Whitaker
Mito Shefield
Albert Smith
Carl Anderson
Ernest Cole
Harvey Anderson
Walter
É . Shirley
Lawson Walters
Pharoah Silcox
Comer Palmer
Willie Sileos
W. Pearl Cole
Cdwand Fountain
Geraldine Shirley
V. Lee Franklin
Ralph Franklin
Evelyn
Walters
Dev Whiteht
Eamine Shirley
Manuel Cale
Sabine Paulk
Kathryn Cole
Bernard Beard
Smith
Alvin Shirley
RB. Lashley
Sesame Study Club Attends Sixth District Federation Meeting
The Sesame Study Club plans to attend a meeting of the Sixth District Federation of Women's Clubs at Andalusia. Representatives named include Mrs. Harry Cannon, Mrs. J. C. Woodham, Mrs. Dupree Martin, and Mrs. Ray Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesame Study Club
Federation of Women's Clubs
Andalusia
Omericaw
Harry Cannon
J. C. Woodham
Dupree Martin
Ray Hayes
Emasseee D A R Chapter Reports Meeting Host by Mrs Yerbrough
D A R chapter met at Mrs Yerbrough home with co host Mrs Marzhman. Program opened with flag salute led by Miss Carolyvn Hammond of Columbia, then rituals and business remarks. Ext Hammond gave Alaska talk. attendees included numerous named members and a visiting Miss Barnett from Tallahassee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestlusy
Earl Hammond
Marvin Scout
J. C. Seegar
Jimmy O'Neal
Marvin Holman
Cara
Hammond
Visiting Falcons: Funke and Goldthwaite Family Holiday Plans
John Funke of Atlanta will arrive Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs John R Goldthwaite. Miss Mary Eleanor Goldthwaite, Huntingdon College student, will also spend the holidays with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Funke
Atlanta
John. R. Goldthaite
Mary Eleanor Goldthwaie
Huntingdon College
Goldthwaite
Home Demonstration Club Meeting Held for Canning Demo
Members of the Taylor Home Demonstration Club met with vice president Mrs Homer Lunsford presiding. Mrs Lunsford and Mrs Taylor led a demonstration on canning chicken. Officers elected previously were introduced as follows: Mrs Will Barton president, Mrs Homer Lumsford vice president, Miss Virgil nod treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Home Demonstration Club
Annie D. Tayle
Homer Lunsford
Lussford
Taylor
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Ehideren
Yoasa
Nico
Aed
Uae
Midd
Beneen
She Seumd
Gabels
Rhine
Gren Cantle
Urelian
Ernest Cox, Jr
U. S. Navy
Rs. Cox
Pensacola
Athan
Ja. Cox
W. Strickland
Eleanor Rabon
Z. H. Eley
Robert Beck
Josph Aspire
Andy
St. J
Joseph
Rainer
Cash Drug
Walgreen
Kodak
Huntingdon
Woodie Cauley
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Lieut. Cauley
A. E. Cauley
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
de Lieut
Alfred Davis
West
Adams Street
Providence
R. I
Rucker Wacs
Sparks
Camp Rucker
Aja
Chauncey Sparks
Gem
Rucker
Ala
WAC
James Rice
Jubama Supreme Court
Vergie Landry
Marin C. Shatlenberzer
George Cleere
Vernice Jones
Agnes Peterson
Ida
Martin
Emasseee D. A. R
Sue Malong Barnett
Tallahassee
Spene
W. W. Barnett
Gulf
Santa Rose Peninsular
Panama City
G. C. Hughes
Geneva, Ala
Rauryan
Bauman
N. Foster St
DRY Cleaners
S. Lena Street
Home Service
Alabama Power Company
Nelson Eddy
Darina
Ture Gaara
Nepredimtetiver
Fae
Will Barton
Homer _Lamsford
Virgil
Eae Ee
Soldama
FOX
J. L Harris Roofing Co
Harden
North Oates Street
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