Poetry and naval family notes from a wartime column
A fragmentary poem tribute mentions beech trees moonlight and autumn imagery. The item also notes Petty Officer James Ho Savit of the U S Navy returning to the States after five months of Pacific service, with plans to attend an advanced seamanship school in Washington D C, accompanied by his bride Jean Calicchio of Flushing Long Island. Additional brief family visit notes report Mrs Charles Cooper and Cordelia returning from Montgomery after visiting Eve Cooper’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ho Savit
U. S. Navy
States
C.K. Sauls
Washington, D. C
Dothan
Jean Calicchio
Flushing
Long Island
Sauls
Dothan Garden Club Discusses Gutt Feature of Bulbs
Mrs. A G Barnes leads a round table on bulbs at the Dothan Garden Club emu monthly meeting held Tuesday morning at Mrs. Mark Cannon home with W Blakey as co host. Mrs J W Hamilton presided and read a letter from the Federation president about a proposed arboretum at Auburn as a World War veterans memorial. donation authorized. New members Mrs George Forehand and Mrs Ellison Blakey welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
A. G. Barnes, Jr
Dothan Garden Club
Mark Cannon
W. Blakey
J. W. Hamilton
general _Federation
Auburn
War Finance Committee
A. G. Barnes
George Forehand
Ellison Blakey
A. D. Whiddon
Dothan
Atoward
Po Valley
Hunt Elected W M U Leader For Jackson County
Mrs iG T Hunt of Sneads was elected president of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Jackson County Baptist association. Mrs W E Penton of Marianna and Mrs Meda Williams of Marone were named vice president and secretary. The group met in Marianna with about 90 registered from county churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Ig. T. Hunt
Sneads
Woman's Missionary Union
Jackson County Baptist Association
W. E. Penton
Meda Williams
Marone
Vce
Ma Jone
Bobby Morris Feted On Fifth Birthday
Bobby Morris celebrated his fifth birthday with a party hosted by his mother Mrs. Guy Morris at 204 South College. Outdoor games filled the afternoon and a large cake with burning tapers marked the milestone. Guests included Don Bailey, Bill Bailey, Tommy Butler, Wanda Moring, Judy Cameron, and others from Montgomery and nearby areas. Helper hostesses were Mrs. Creech, Mrs. Moring, Miss Riley, and Mrs. Dowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Morris
Guy Morris
South College Shest
Morris
Charles Creech
Harely Moring
Mise Doris Riley
L. L. Dowling
Mont. Bomery
Don
Bill Bailey
Tommy Butler
Wanda Moring
Judy Cameron
George Stephenson
Billy Myers, Jr
Wallace Dowling
of Montgomery
Judy Redding
Edward Burdeshaw
Darby Sellers
Mary Ann Chalker
Travis Casey
Gail
Charles Creech, Jr
Charles Avery
Tommy Gools
Mrs Efurd Goes to WAVES Training in New York
Mrs. Efurd of Auburndale Florida formerly Marie Oliver leaves for New York City to report for WAVES training at Hunter College. She has lived in Auburndale since January after her husband’s medical discharge from the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Efurd
Auburndale
Fla
Marie Oliver
J. Oliver
Witton, Ga
New York City
The
WAVES
Hunter College
Mrs Goodwin Feted At Hartford Party
Hartford hosts a bridge fete honoring Mrs Guy Goodwin of Gainesville Florida. Special guest Larry Carrell praised her. Two dozen social leaders attended across five tables with pastel decorations. Prizes were awarded to Lex Corbitt and Lex Goff Corbitt, J A Anderson, and gifts given to Goodwin and other hosts. A dessert course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Larry Carrell
Vy Goodwin
Gainesville
Flo
Dévely
Fair Gowers
Ahert Williamton
Albert Hughes
Karun Tip Fion
Frenk Bradshaw
J. A Anderson
Mrizx Hardwick
Alva Saunders
J. F. Collins
Lex Condatt
Grady Hughes
W. M
Home Club Studies Peanuts in Hartford
The Home Demonstration club of the St. Paw community met at Mrs. Mattie Z Childs home with 12 members. Mrs. Carrie Threaton D. A. presented facts on peanut uses in the diet. Food demonstrations featured scalloped onions with peanuts and a peanut butter honey sauce. In a word-building contest from PEANUT, Mrs. Mattie Z Childs won with 24 words. Present were V. S Ham, Rhoda Richards, Clara Richards, Estella Barrett, Janie Childs, Esther Yates, Jewel White, Syble Childs, Mrs. Threaton, visitors Mrs. Ruth Ham Coburn and Mrs. Maury Richards. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames V. S
Ham
Rhoda Richards
Clara Richards
Estella Barrett
Janie Childs
Esther Yates
Jewel White
Syble Childs
Carrie 3B Threaton
Ruth Ham Coburn
Maury Richards
Bond Family Fetes N A Bond On Fiftieth Birthday
A large group gathered Sunday at the N A Bond home in Columbia route one to celebrate his fiftieth birthday. Attendees included Emaline Bond Ruth James and many Bond relatives from Newville Ashford Columbia and surrounding areas with extensive family listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Bond
Columbia
Route Om
Bond
Emaline Bond
Ruth James
Elnor Bond
Jimmie
Dan
Patricia Ann
Clarence Gregory
Phoebe Ann
Ingram Bond
Dirk Wayne
Linda Gayle
Hez Bond
Maxine
Loraine
Margie Lee
Bobbie Jean
Ralph Arnold
Durwood
Gene
Mary Ellen
Newville
Will Bond
Eugene Elmore
Jerry
Jackie
Jane
John Shelley
Belle
Marcus
Katie Lou
Ann
Johnnie Bond
Billy
Jolene
Ashford
Route Two
Jim Whatley
Herschell
Carolyn
Georgia Whatley
J. C. McCraney
Frank
Ray
Esther
Nadine
Sammie
Ovie
Columba
Catholic Sodality Meets For Business
Members of the Sodalities of Our Lady met for a business session at the Catholic Church. Mrs. Victor Mavity presided and read the resignation of Mrs. A. O. Des Lauriers as chairman of the Catholic Truth and Publicity Committee. Mrs. A. A. Winter volunteered for the vacancy. instructors for catechism classes were named. feast days noted. and a book week observance announced for November 1925. Also listed are attending members. The Girl Scout Executive Council of Dothan announced its second meeting on Thursday October 5 at 8 oclock at Young Junior High School with aims for the year and discussion of an executive secretary. all council members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodalities of
Our Lady
Catholic Church
Sodality
Victor Mavity
A. 0
Des Laurers
Catholic Truth and Pubcrty Committee
A A. Winter
Des Lauriers
Palendia
Girl Scout Executive Counsel] of
Dothan
Young Junior High School
Clyde Smith
Home as Anchor for Teens Says Reilly at Marysville
Marianne Pachner reports Marysville reformer Marguerite Reilley links teen trouble to parental responsibility and home life. She argues modern youths seek endless entertainment, lack duties at home, and drift without rooted guidance, stressing early training and family duties to curb delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Pachner
Marysville
Mar-guerite Reilley
Ohio
Progressive Reformatory
Father Fisnagan
Boystown
Margaret Riley
Johnnie
Hartford W S C 5S Meeting Reported
Hartford special report covers Methodist W S C S session at the church led by President Mrs Frank Bradshaw. notes on Week of Prayer charts programs and revival services. donations, committees, and members listed. Dothan Country Club to host dance. Brownings visiting in Florida. Todd family returns from Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hatcher
Glenn Gibson
Alva Saunders
Mesdames
Fred Borland
Shelley Helms
W. F. Clemmans
Jass Riley
Verna Clark
Larkin Corbitt
Panama City
J. T. Holman
The
Seth Ward
Sway
India
Frank Bradshaw
Bush Co
Ward
Mesdames Hubert
Mrs Roberts Speaks at Round Table Club Initial Meet
Mrs J W Roberts president for 1964 45 addressed the Round Table Study club at its fall meeting on Budding Tomorrow's World for our Homecoming Boye The program was directed by Mrs Alva Lewis Guest reader Mrs Wiley Deal recited Ai Virgil and Heaven's Gift to Woman The gathering was at CM Guillots home on W Powell Street with autumn flower decorations A salad course was served by the hostess assisted by several members including Mrs W C Faulkner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Roberts
Round Table Study Club
Roberts
Alva Lewis
Wiley Deal
Virgil
CM Guillot
W. Powell Street
Sesson
A W. Hawkins
Prospectus
W. C. Faulkner
J. W. Bish
L. C. Bates
J C Bates
W. T. Burkett
Clyde Coe
J. P. Culver
Jay Dinkins
Bruce Flurry
Roy Hil
T. A. Lewis
A E. Mathis
Will Roberts
S. W. Strickland
E. Walker
S. F. Wilkes
R. M. Wardoe
Reunion Luncheon At Headland Home Held Sunday
A family reunion luncheon was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lawie Cutchens near Headland. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. Whiddon, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cutchens, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Whiddon, Mr. and Mrs. G. Vickers, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Latcher, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Trawick, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Whiddon, and Mrs. Pauline Whiddon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawie Cutchens
Headland
C. Whiddon
J. L. Cutchens
S. W. Whiddon
G. ¥. Vickers
M. M. Latcher
R. B. Trawick
Edward Holmes
Jim Taylor
James Taylor
C. V. Whiddon
Pauline Whiddon
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Sam
Rosemary
Seine
Richard Moreland
Charles Cooper
Cordelia
Montgomery
Eve Cooper
Tom Espy
Rea
Haere
Paupanari al
Dothan Drug Co
Dothan, & Brown Drug Co
Ozarl
NEA
Yesteryear
Lawrence Seaborn
Ara Joseph
Atlanta
iMrs. Hunt
Jackson County
Coy Jordan
Althea
Margaret Fund
Henry McKelvain
White Cross
W. T. Graves
Graceville
W. A. Burns
T. Reddick
Children’s Home
Cassey Golden
S. L. Roberson
Campbellton
Harden
North Oates Street
Nee Toot
J. Z. Solomon
John
Jesse Carroll, Jr
Eva Solomon
Lucile Carrol
Mrs. Morris Malone
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Marvin Lewis, Jr
M. A. Kahn
Miami
Mont, Komery
Mark C. Bane, Jr
R. J. Neal
Jefferson Hudson
Allen H. Merrill
Catholic Sodality
USCG
U. S
Martin Kelly, Jr
John Singha
Jack Witliamson
Detroit
Mary
Idiz
Mrs. Reiley
Sally
Teddy
W. S.C
Stickland
W. C. Daughtry
Bush Cox
al Saunders
Marvin Wood
J. H. Childs
Cyulverhouse
Clayton Brannon
Quinn Borland
Jess Riley
Wal Hatcher
Dothan Country Club
H. M. Browning
Daytona Beach
A. T. Todd
Rosie
Thomas
Tampa
Dickerson
LaFayette St. Methodist Church
Mrs. Roberts
Round Table Club
TMC
Dante
Nettore
Carter
Sanitary Dairy
Tyrie
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dothan Jewelry Co
E. Main
Ee Bus Co
Susie
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