Immeasurable Depths of Heart and Local Visits
A reflective poem on sorrow and beauty accompanies local social notes. Walter Blackstock Jr and Mrs J W Rawlings of Birmingham visit their daughter and mother, Mrs R M Carswell. Betty Townsend of Coushatta, a University of Alabama student, arrives for the Harris Gellerstedt wedding. Jeanette Jones returns home from Birmingham, and Harry Crine, U S Navy, visits family in Virginia Beach, with other brief household updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Townsend
Coushata
University of Alabama
Carolyn Trawick
Business Women Plan 19th Anniversary Observance
The Dothan unit of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women outlines plans for observing the 19th anniversary October 13 19 with events at Foster Street Methodist Church a Houston Hotel banquet invite for the Marianna club a radio program on WBRX and a community focus on women’s economic political and social responsibilities led by Miss Lilla Story with members present including Hazel Gowan Maude Baughman Jessie Streyer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Houston Memorial Library
Foster Street Methodist
Houston
Marianna Club
Lilla Story
Hazel Gowan
Maude Baughman
Jessie Streyer
J. D. Pilcher
Annie Lou Strickland
Joe Cook
Willie Lewis
Gertude Luttgen
Adger Moore
Dorothy Eminger
Floyd McCarty
Ethel Walden
Lilla Stroy
Susit
W. M. Lewis
Marjorie Pullum
Ozark Club Notes Include Travel In The United States
A busy Ozark club season opens with the Matrons Study Club hosting a luncheon at Hotel Hills featuring guest artist Mrs. M. W. Redd and an appeal for community chest funds. New and junior members welcomed as the group prepares a year of study on Travel In The United States. Also covered are W S C program, Hattie Cox Circle meeting, and notices of district federation, church events, and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matrons Study Club of
Ozark
Hotel Hills
F. C. Gillespie
T. G. Amason
T. H. Collins
M. W. Redd
del Riego
R. M. Dowling
Oscar Dunn
C. E. Loftin
United States
Dan Bittner
John R. Smith
Tom Matthews
William Revel
Clarence Atkinson
Carolyn Walker
Misses Study Club
Matrons Study Club
T G. Amason
Kathleen Barrow
Hallowe'en
Elizabeth Collins
Joan Clouse
Roxie Grace
Ann Grace
Martha Ellen Holman
Ann Kelle
Janet Garner
Betty Hardin
Betty Clark
Miriam Faulk
Jane Webb
Ethel Delaney
Florence Carroll
Hattie Cox
R.B. Sheppard
Fay Smitha
Josh Reynolds
W. E. Holland, Jr
Ozark Presbyterian Church
Executive Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
U. S
L. CC. M. Smythe
Japan
Federated Clubs of
Alabama
Beeld
Clayton
Methodist Church
Carl Strang
Eufaula
M. H. Martin
Hartford News Notes Club Exhibits In Geneva County
Tate Home Demonstration Club met with 18 members, featuring a top exhibit of 10 sack dresses, 3 aprons, a rug and 5 bedspreads all made from sacks. A white spread used fertilizer sacks, cost 1.80. Dresses valued at 35.00, cost 6.50. Lawn from carpet grass and a rose garden highlighted yard improvements. U. S. Chapter of U. S. C. met at Mrs. Boyd’s home with ritual and poems from Confederate writers. New member welcomed, and a salad coffee gathering followed. The Tibetan tablelands average over 16,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Home
Vera Bolin
Frances Bell
Geneva County
Clifford Lanier
U. 10. C
B. H. Boyd
Allen Childs
A. Lo Chaney
R.S. Ward
R. S. Ward
Jackson
Mississippi
Joan Reagan
Josepa White
Dothan
States
White House of the Confederacy
Cirford Lanier
P. D. Commander
Ward
Father Ryan
Reagan
Osgecod
Walt Whitman
Ingalls
Longfellow
Finch
America
van Dyke
Life Magazine
Inez McKimmie
W. F. Clemmons
A. L. Clancy
R. S .Ward
Amanda Smith
Harvey Windham
Ardella Pe
Social affairs honor Miss Barbara Ann Harris bride elect
A series of social events preceding the Harris Gellerstedt wedding featured a Thursday bridge party at the Country Club hosted by Mrs. B J Adams and Mrs. J H Perry. The events included a luncheon at Mrs. Richard Ramsey’s home with green and white decor and an all white bridal motif. Guests included numerous local social figures and the couple-to-be, Miss Barbara Ann Harris and Mr. Samuel Eric Gellerstedt, were honored by attendants and relatives ahead of the ceremony at the Presbyterian Church Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Harris
Samuel Eric Gellerstedt
Presbyterian Church
Country Club
B. J. Adams
J. H. Perry
Miss Harris
Richmond Flowers
Drury Flowers
Richard Ramsey
George Vance
J. L. Harris
J. N. Mullins, Jr
Jack Harrison Feted At Party
Miss Betty Jo Harrison hosted a Tuesday night party at her Hartford route home celebrating Jack Harrison's twentyeth birthday anniversary. The event featured games music contests and late refreshments with a guest list including H W Duke Jean Bullington Charles David McNeal Karin ie Smyth Edsel Smith T Hollis Milton Harris and many others. The Tibetan drink butter tea is noted as popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Harrison
Hartford
Tell
Jack Harshon
H.W. Duke
Jean Bullineton
Charles David McNeal
Carinie Smyth
Edsel Smith
T. Hollis
Milton Harris
Margaret Jackson
Sam Peters
Mae Neil Stokes
Bill Petts
Doris
Births in Poncherd and Ozark announce two newborns
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Snell of Poncherd announce the birth of a daughter Susan in a Lee hospital on October 7. Mrs. Snell was formerly Doris Beckham. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hughes of Daleville Route One announce a son William Gregory born October 7 in a hospital at Ozark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Snell
Poncherd
Susan
Lee] Hospital
Snell
Doris Beckham
W. H. Hughes
Daleville
Route One
William Gregory
Ozark
Sacred Hawaiian Fish Names and Traditions
The native name for the Hae waiian trigger fish Humuhumu nukunuku a pua a is described as a prinyer. This reflects the sacred status of this fish among native communities and highlights its cultural significance.
Wyoming Adopts First Territorial Game Law
The territorial council and house of representatives enacted Wyoming’s inaugural game law and received administrative approval on December 1, 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Territorial Council
House of Representatives
Arbor Day Origin In Nebraska State Board Action
Z Sterling Morton introduced a resolution on January 4, 1872 to set aside a day for tree planting. Arbor Day was observed there on April 10, 1872, marking the first Arbor Day observance in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Defensive Use Of Fulmar Petrel Stomach Oil For Products
A damaged clipping describes defensive stomach oil from the fulmar petrel used commercially in various ways. It notes the bird emits this oil as a defense against enemies, highlighting its chemical properties and potential applications.
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Beauty
April
Jonquil
Walter Blackstock, Jr
J. W. Rawlings
Birmingam
R. M. Carswell
Jeanette Jones
Birmingham
Mrs
Ben O. Jones
D. V. Riley
Orlander Taylor
Newville
Harry Crine
U. S. Navy
Virginia Beach
Henry Crine
Harden
Ozark News Mes
L. F. Doughtie
Elizabeth Anne Collins
Ana Kolb
Allowee Williford
Mae Barcroft
Enterprise Hospital
W. C. Farmer
Floyd Forrester
Hom
Philadelphia
Hartford News
J. F. Collins
Tibet
Central Asia
Gene Bradford
Charlie Boyett
BAY Line
Ala
Campbellton
Fla
Cottondale
Panama City
P.m. Ly
South Florida
Mercury
Essentials
Salmon Es Sewelers & Vtemelens
Silvershiths Po Tuan - Masama
Dry Cleaners
J. A. Harris
Ss. E. Gellerstedt
G. Johnson
T. E. Meyers
Herman Blumberg
Sam Blumberg
A. L. Miller
Ben Ward
Joe Hayes
Tacon Childs
C. C. Bush
Celia Calhoun
Mrs AF Malone
New Orleans
Jack Harrison
Betsy Rossmits
TeRicHt
McGough Bakeries Corp
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