Pieckerd Soci Meets At Church Reception Given
Pieckerd Soci meets at church for a reception following a service led by Mrs. J.P. Walton. New members Bs. RW. Dudkins and Thelma Vann were welcomed by Mrs. W. B. Spivey who preached. Mrs. Ellis Trawick led the program titled Womanhood In Alaska. Guests included Mrs. Evans Gissendaner and Mrs. Grady Spears. Mrs. Blacklidge and Mrs. Chambers discussed promotion work and program changes. Hostess served punch and a second course to nineteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Warner
Adm
J.P. Walton
Chambers
Pinekard
W. BD. Spivey
RW. Dudkins
Airs
Social event with church group selections and attendees
A fragment recalls a social belt declaced Ash Foves and chies id Grady Spears at a party with Mrs Latle Mae Brennne posing organ selections. Attendees included members from Methods church in Island City, Newton, and Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Spears
Latle Mae Brennne
Methods
Church
Murray named to Fond du Lac draft board
John E. Murray, a Navy veteran with over three years service, has been appointed a member of the Fond du Lac County draft board in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. The notice notes his selection as part of local manpower planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxd DU Lac
Wis
John E. Murray
Fond Au, Lac
Navy
Murray
Fond du Lac
Black couple honored at golden wedding reception
In Hartford special report, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hathaway of Black were feted by their children on October 3 to honor their fiftieth anniversary. Guests from Geneva, Phenix City, and nearby areas attended the reception at the honorees home with yellow roses and gold accents. The couple, married October 2, 1898, at Black Ala, have farmed in Black for fifty years and were celebrated by more than a hundred well wishers including relatives from Panama City Fla and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Walter Hathaway
G. M. Windham
Lawrence Hathaway Jr
Eugene Hathaway
Phenix City
Theo Woodham
Lawrence Hathaway Sr
Mary Ellen
Alice Hathaway
Carolyn
Black
Hathaway
Geneva
Ala
William D. Hathaway
Panama City
Fla
BlaKely News AmEia 8 Bucksteaty Camp Fire Notes
Fragments recount Blailey Camp Fire gathering with about fifty attendees and bake sale plans. Birth announcements for Clifford Spears and Elizabeth Charlene appear alongside WSCS meeting notes and member recognitions. Several Blakely residents and students are listed with college plans and travels.
Local Shifts and Weekend Visits Mentioned in Takely and Adrian
The fragment notes several families visiting relatives in Takely and Adrian over a weekend. It mentions Mr and Mrs gun Rodney Pla-Noi and J. Le Cong with their son Jig, plus Mr and Mrs W. BL. Fleming and children Clardette and Tilly. Austell Stamens has entered Kivery University in Atlanta. Ernest Wallet and spouse returned to Tampa after a stay with Mrs Flemines tether.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Match
Beg
Dees
Yada Cotlice
Mis Gun
Rodney
Athens
J. le Cong
Youre Sun
Jig
Delon Roed
Takely
Artneten
W. BL. Fleming
Clardette
Tilly
Adrian
Flemines Tether
Kivelyn Lamax
Austell Stamens
Kivery University
Atlanta
Ant
Ernest Wallet
Tampa
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Pieckerd Soci
Dothan
Dothan Steam Laundry
Lewis Kelly
Troy
MR. and
Mrs
Blakely News
Amelia
Bucksteaty
Crawfordaite
Juba Mvusers
Moers
Blailey
Barbara Batchelor
Peggy Houston
Cashi
WSCS
C. le Tabb
C. A. Giubls
Wed. Grist
Wanung
Bain Orluge
Grist
Tabb
Hunt Westbrook
Clifford Spears
Fried Ovioher
Ata Dothan
CM. Bayes
T-F. Davia
Baby
Laura Ann
Alinyta
G. Standifer
Blakely
Wilson Davenport
University of Geogia
Cavitun Corre
AVI
Auburn
Lymsond Muck
In Spikes
John But
Frank Arnold
A. Noblin
George Cailigte
Jyan Windham
Jerry
George Black
and Kirs
H.C. Bunulieas
Dewey Sull
Randolph Mowe
Avne Finnier
Si Johngen
Wothins
and Bers
Jang Enzo
Gruen
Gaith
Traumans > “Jewelers
Perpen
Ruben
Baia Big
Me Leader
Dothan Floral CO
United Warehouse Company, Inc
Rametr, Mer
N. Cherry
Watt
Southeastern Mfg. Co
Fete
Walthiais Pov Brunson
Cheres
New Mojud Shades
F. Main St
Leader Store
Dothan, Ala
Carol
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