We May Live Without Poetry Yet Dining Is Essential
The Women’s Page presents Owen Meredith’s verse on civilized life and dining. The Enterprise notes the First Baptist Church Sunday School’s strong January progress with October attendance up 23 percent and an average of 53 more attendees per Sunday than in September. Mrs Willie King, sister of Russell Kennington, underwent a major operation in New Orleans and is reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Meredith
Enterprise
First Baptist Church
Fred Taylor
Young People’s Department
Willie K. King
New Orleans
King
Russell Kennington
Mrs Blumberg and Mrs Shugerman Host Afternoon Bridge Party
Mrs Lee Shugerman and Mrs Harold Blumberg hosted a Tuesday bridge gathering at Mrs H Blumberg's 409 West Main Street. Autumn flowers and a Halloween motif highlighted the tea table with an epergne centerpiece. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Paul Anderson Mrs C R Church Jr and Mrs David Speilberger. Guests included many local ladies led by Mrs George Vance Mrs Leonard Cloud and Mrs Charles Northcutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Shugerman
Harold Blumberg
H. Blumberg
W. Main Street
Perry Calhoun
N. B. Solomon, Jr
Charles Whipple
Paul Anderson
C. R. Church Jr
David Speilberger
George Vance
Leonard Cloud
C. R. Church, Jr
Myer Blumberg
Elza Pridgen
Sam Blumbers
Charles Northcutt
Nathan Greenberg
J. J. Couch
Martin Hinchin
R. C. Propst
C. G. Scott
Walter Moon
Dow Huskey
Paul Flowers
Guy Kardwick
Frank Kuhn
Claude Adams
Theodore Jackson
Harry Hall
Enterprise B. T. U. Officers' Meeting At Church
The regular meeting of officers and counsellors of the Training Union of the First Baptist Church was held in the Sunday School Department. About 40 members attended as plans for November work were made. J. J. Jernigan presided in his first monthly counsel meeting and proposed a Banner of Excellence as a competitive measure between Unions. Refreshments followed the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. J. Jernigan
Jernigan
Miss Ellis Marries Wilmer Bowers at Elba Ceremony
Enterprise special report details the October 23 Elba wedding of Miss Annie Ruth Ellis of Enterprise and Wilmer Bowers of Jay Florida. The double ring ceremony followed a light blue and brown accessories ensemble, with both families cited and future residence in Jay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ellis
Wilmer Bowers
Elba
Enterprise
Annie Ruth Ellis
Jay
Florida
Robert A. Ellis
Coffee County
Newville F H A Elects Officers at Monday Meeting
Newville Chapter of F WH A elected officers for the current year at a meeting held Monday at the school. Billy Joe Kirkland was elected president, Willie H Parrish vice president, Earl D Griffin secretary, Fred Whiddon treasurer, Helen Brannon sergeant at arms, and David Griffin reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newville
F. WH. A
Billy Joe Kirkland
Willie H. Parrish
Earl D. Griffin
Fred Whiddon
Helen Brannon
David Griffin
Mack Ray Barnes
Paul Chancey
Granville Rhodes
Bruce Roney
Gokley Roney
Brannon Snell
Roy Whiddon
Charles Carter
July Champion
Joseph Allen Doswell
Earl Daniel Griffin
Connie Mack King
Junior McClenny
Willie Harold Parrish
Joe Roney
Layfayette Roney
George Smothers
Bobby Boyette
Ralph Culiver
James Oolden
Sonny Merrit
Dewey Tate
Jay Shelley
Luther Vickers
Ted Mims
Women of 53 Nations Meet To Discuss World Problems
One hundred ninety one women from 53 countries attended the International Assembly of Women at Mrs. Alice McLean’s estate in South Kortright New York. Delegates included officials and reformers from the United States Europe and the Near East. The gathering sponsored by 19 American women's organizations aimed to study political economic social and spiritual world problems and women’s roles in solving them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerrap
South Kortright
N.Y
International Assembly of Women
Alice Mclean
American Women's Voluntary Services
AWVS
New York
McLean
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frieda Miller
Department of Labor
Madame Madeleine Braun
Constituent Assembly
Southerlands Welcome Son William Hudson
Mr and Mrs A Y Southerland announce the birth of their son William Hudson born in a local hospital on October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Southerland
William Hudson
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Scheile
Wednesday Bridge Club guests gathered yesterday at Mrs. T. R. Scheile’s Osceola street home. Chrysanthemums formed artistic groupings as players including Mrs. Robert Watson Mrs. Ed Hathcock Mrs. Moe Kaley Mrs. V. C. Lokey Sr Mrs. J. N. Mullins Jr Mrs. Dave Harvard Mrs Witton Sturges Jr and Mrs. Elwood Burk observed and competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Bridge Club
T. R. Scheile
Osceola Street
Robert Watson
Ed Hathcock
Moe Kaley
V. C. Lokey
J. N. Mullins
Dave Harvard
Witton Sturges, Jr
Elwood Burk
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Mrs. Blumberg
Mrs. Shugerman
James Thrower
Woodfin Parkman
E. W. Hawkins
South Park Avenue
Beta Delta Club
Rawlins McKinney
R. E. Yarbrough
Press Thornton
Zolly Doak
van Ritch
B. G. Farmer, Jr
N. B. Cannady
Bert Cannady
J. B. Hart
W. C. Farmer
J. P Culver
Reynolds May
Yarbrough
Lottie L. Hodges
Norman Bachman
Kathryn Hodges
Albert Bachman
Janice Bachman
Lee ‘Roy Bartley
Ashland
Ohio
Betty Bennett
Gordon
Donalsonville, Ga
The
Sterling
Sterling Shop
N. Foster
Dothan's
Enterprise B. T. U. Officers’ Meeting
Atlanta
Flowers Crawford
G. M. Harrison
W. F. Bailey
Edward Crawford
J. F. Stallings
J.ean
Harvard
TeWsatt Harris Smith
Wiliam Espy
Frank Whitesell
R. M. Ward
Dallas
Texas
Jack Stuckey
Dothan
North Carolina
Newville F. H. A
James W. Cunningham
Annapolis
Maryland
George Cunningham
Dothan Study Club
Ik. A. Childs
Larry Ruel Meadows
Ruel B. Meadows
Newton
Larry
G. I. Adams
S. B. Meadows
Sjocomb
Europe
Mane
Paul Lippens
Brussels
Belgium
Ruzena Pelanruva
Prague
Worthen
China
India
Amon
A. J. Wadia
Bombay
Lig bin
Ginling Calisge
Ana Rosa Schihoper de Martinez
Guerrero
Argentine Union of Women
League For Liberty
Safiyeh Firouz
Woman’s Party of
Tron
Near East
Womern
Tasted Jt
Roght Plus
Troy
Woodall
Bridge Club
Alto V. Lee
Deve Harvard
A.C
D.C
Hee
Alabama
Kraselsky
Woolf - Gabardines
Orig
Knowlaky's Dollar Store
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