Ariton Study Clubs Host Friendship Meeting at School
An open meeting of the Ariton Matron Study Club and the Junior Study Club was held in the Ariton school auditorium. Mrs. Robert H. Lean welcomed members. out of town guests included Mrs. Z L Barner, Mrs. Paul Barty, Miss Annie Catherine Bean spoke on Personal Friendship, and hospitality chairman Mrs. Joe Fern Davis led punch. Several local families and students were noted, with updates on members’ health and travels. The article also lists sociable activities and attendees from nearby Piedmont and Enterprise communities, and cites area college enrollees. Population figure for Gos Portu tuese Andie given as about 500,000.
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Ariton
Euditorium
Arion
Robert H. Lean
Z. L. Barner
Paul Barty
Mex OL
Flo
Will Hunt
A. C. Duke
H. J Jen
Wilson Wyrin
Drm Denton Richardson
Annie Catherine Bean
Paul Bartte
Met
Erdson
HJ. BowSen
Oairs
TA Hartrog
Punch
Joe Fern Davis
Hospitality Computer
A. P. Curry, Jr
Gibson
Enterprise
Sehelt
Sap
Los Angeles
California
Finchard
C. L. Gissesdanner
N. A. Moring
Frank Moring
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Edd Moore
Prichard
Tommy Roundtree
Rex King
University of Alabam
John Frank Hudgens
Do. W. King
Troy State
Collene
Sara Giseendanner
University of Pennsylvania
Alto Borland
Jr. Howard College
Birmingham
Lance Tompkins
Piichard
Gibron Hospital
Gos
Fportu
Tuese Andie
Rehoboth High School
Hlahighth
Rehoboth P
Fred Underwood
Joe Merritt
Pansey
Samson Junior Music Club Hosts First Meeting At Waters Home
In Samson special report, the Semson Junior Music Club organized recently held its first meeting at Mrs. David Waters home with Jackie Jolen presiding. The Chopin themed program featured pieces by students including Good King Wenceslas and The Stars and Stripes Forever, followed by a rhythm band and refreshments. The Arm Judson Circle of the WMT met in Donalsonville with Mrs. Leon Barber honored, BTU officers listed, and prayers and readings led by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Tuleck Jr.
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Samson
Semson
Daviid Waters
Jackie Jolen
Chopin
Hom Munrige
John Hidie
Little Waite
Bill
Crenshaw
Carolyn Young
Narcis
Nevin
Faye Bracy
June Faulk
Mrs. Crenshaw
Carolyn You Chopin
Billy Coker Honoree At Family Luncheon
Billy Coker, who is leaving soon to report for service with the Armed Forces, was honored Sunday at a luncheon hosted by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coker. A large group of relatives and friends attended, sharing best wishes for his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Coker
Mire
Earl Coker
Terrell Walker
Mra
Leslie Sheppard
J. H. Kingly
Hertha Newton
Mes
Curtin Catehoun
Howard
Singhten
Sandra
Rom
McCord
Bill McCrane
Mira Deleon Kirkland
Frank
Floyd
Son
Jimmy
Ancheon
Alice Cordrey
Midland City
Albert Base
Aon
Jerry
Clark
Lou Whitten
Jon
Ralph
Leapwood
Tenn
C. BR
Johnson
Robert
Martha Alice
Grimes
James Smith
Dothan
Dewey Godwin
Mya
Ned Stevens
Pinekard
Lire Dowell
Marthe Johnson
Jack Richid
Family Reunion and Social News Span Hartford Route
A Helms family reunion was held at the Helms home on Hartford route with many relatives present from Geneva Columbus Fort Benning and Jacksonville. The Gordon Baptist group hosted a social with a devotional led by Frances Shinholster and refreshments by the hostess. Barbara Brunson, a Ward Bermonth college junior, was initiated into the Osiron Club. In New York, H Arthur Brown described European interest in the arts and the public’s dedication to theater while contrasting American sports culture.
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Helms
Hartford
Helix
All
Alex Helms
Bilis
Ammette and
Sherwood
T. R. Helms
Walodean
L. c. Helms
Rickey
Sandra
Geneva
Mra
Max Helms
Chidren
Diana
Pamelia
Canwig
Maxwell
Columbus
Arthur Grace
Leo Saleman
Patsy
Carol
Tony
A. P. Moseley
Robert
Frank
Tommy
Phenix
City
W. F. Moseley
Louise
T. B. Dixom
Ronnie Kay
Howard Drow
Eddie
Sandy
Sybil Keims
Set
Jotton
Fort Benning
Acs
Travid Carter
G. J. King
EW. Dixon
Jackie
Randall Dixon
W. Helms
Jack
Rex
Angelin
Jacksonville
Dohian
Edwards Coates
Phenix City
Andrew Cole
Wilmer Martin
Mita Kathryn Coleman
Atlanta, Ga
Brady
E. C Johnson
Gordon Baptist Intermediate Training Union
Frances Shinholster
Dorothy Armour
Rena Dell Best
Catherine Harnon
Martha Lee
Féna Gray
Rebecca Johnson
Samson
Barbara Brunson
Ward
Bermonth College
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Brunton
Emmett T Brinson
New York
Europe
America
H. Arthur Brown
Tulsa Okla Philharmonic
Brown
Viens
Salzburg
Paris
Communists aim to wipe private enterprise in Romania by 1955
Vienna dispatch says Romania under a new five year plan would nearly erase private enterprise by 1955. The plan, starting January 1, seeks to expand state trading and cooperatives to about 185-80 percent of business volume, liquidate illiteracy, raise worker living standards by 8 percent, and push rapid agricultural collectivization. The report mentions Japan's Mount Vesuvius eruption misprinted as Japande Volcano.
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Vienna
Austria
Romania
Estect
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Intermediate Baptist Training Union
Hugh D Broome
Roy Jones
Anne Raley
Claude Ashley
Dorothy Mekeller
Sue Bridges
Henri Mabel Godfrey
Jack McCracken
Bert Kelley
Simmons
D. x. Talbert
Alice Condrey
Barber
Donaloon- Ale
Jackson Croom
Matte Jernigan
Gayle
Minola
Carlen Bowden
Mesa Godfrey
Elaine
Bascambrie
Ed Muller
Patricia
Rehobeth
P.T. A. Meeting
Sam Anglinines Sandres
Mariam Bule
Billy Joe Tolar
Robert Sandera
Sarah Milliams
Billy Sanders
Carrie Mae Smith
Granger Danford
Aeity Bartes
Faye Kirkland
W. Layton
Titus Baxter
Boonie Pee Tom Brown
Wren Layton
John Hest
Russell Culbreth
Gwendolyn Ingram
Shelby Jean Tageam
Marie Burkett
Mergaret Willams
Mack McArimur
Johnny Seagers
Rupert Hicks
Evelyn Suns
Melvin Sima
Sid Lyna
Zoctal Clu
Brannon
Ronald
Moorle
Baxter
Natu
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Blur
Suede
Lite Stride Marrte Suede
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Patens
Lite Stride Black Suede
Life Stride
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Wiregrass
Harden
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Saliba Optometrist
St. Andrews
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Bader ‘Ork
Hla Coy
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Delmanelle
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Delmanettes Troylings
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