Annual County Singing Convention at Enterprise High School
The Enterprise County Singing Convention held an all day meeting at the high school auditorium with singers from seven counties Geneva Coffin Dale Covington Pike Houston and Cranshaw. J E B Pittman gave the welcome and officers were re elected for the year Fr H Jereing chair digmukes secretary Grover C Grubbs intrprige and Jojenanel chaplain. news of travels and military assignments followed including Mrs John H Cannon left for Nashville to join Captain Cannon at Smyrna. Private Jake Cochran returned to Camp Pickett after a leave with parents. Mrs Mason Row Jr of Lynchburg visited and Mason Rowe III returns to Lynchburg with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offer County
Geneva
Coffin, Dale
Covington
Pike
Houston
Cranshaw
J. EB. Pittman
Enterprise
Chestnut Grave
Jes
Grover C. Grubbs
Sinterprige
Joi Jenanel
New Brockton
John H. Cannon
Elsie Hawype
Nashville
Tenn
Capain Cannon
Smyrna
WAC Promotions Highlight Camp Rucker Detachment
WAC activities at Camp Rucker feature staff sergeants Catherine Antes and Elina Trottix, corporals Grace Lewis and Betty Schmidt among promoted members, with Lt. Dorothy Hohenberger guiding new troops. The Field House hosts games and a Judo class. dances, swims, furloughs, and visiting officers mark a busy week for the WAC detachment at Lake Tholocco and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Austin
WAC
Catherine M. Antes
Morristown
An- Eelina Trottix
Cincinnati
Grace L. Lewis
Troy
Betty Schmidt
Highlang Park
Camp Rucker
William C. Fannin
Cpl
Henrietta Robinson
Fort Sheridan
Pvt
I. C. Robinson
Births Announced for Liewtie Lewis and Sue Weese Daughters
Birth announcements note a daughter for Mrs. Liewtie Lewis and Lt. Lew Lewis while Mrs. Joan F Lewis, formerly Ernestine Hughes of Cottonwood, announces a daughter named Carol born August 16. Another entry says Mr and Mrs Weese of Hot Springs announce daughter Sue Eien born August 31, with the infant and mother at 404 North Foster Street, home of Mr and Mrs Earl Tatum. The line also mentions Navy duty for Lt Lew and an Atiap patrol squadron assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liewtie
Joan F. Lewis
Carol
Mra Lewis
Ernestine Hughes
Cottonwood
Lewis
W OR. Weese
Hogn Springs
Fla
Sue Eien
Weeks
Earl Tatum
North Foster Street
Mrs Tyson Hosts Route 2 Party Honoring Mrs Horn
Mars Georgia report notes Mrs Tyson entertained Saturday at her Route 2 home honoring Mrs Katie Sell Horn. Light refreshments were served. Attendees included Miss Beatrice Johns, Mrs Ted Johnson, Mrs Howard Williams, Mrs Ethel Underwood, Mrs Hubert Kingly, Mrs J M Wirdell, Mrs Lois Ryson, Mrs Oran Kreamer, Mrs Clyde Harris, Miss Daphne Herring, Miss Hazel Williams, Mrs Sam Martin, Mrs M H Tyson, Mrs Wade Skipper, Mrs J Napier, Mrs Lum Skipper, Mrs Ollie Harrell, Mrs Morris Dawsey, Mrs John Fippins, Mrs Tidwell, Miss Eunice Naplett, and others from Columbus, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Pable Tyson
Route Two
Katie Sell Horn
Beatrice Johns
J. F. Grubbs
Ted Johnson
Howard Williams
Frank Parham
Ethel Underwood
Hubert Kingly
Fannie Roland
J. SM. Wirdell
A. M. Johns
Enterprise Girls Plan For College
Among this year’s Coffee County High School graduates in Enterprise two weeks remain to decide on college. Eleanor Currie and Ruth Rice will enter Stevens College in Columbia Missouri. Grace Tonge and Carolyn Lee plan Auburn’s API. Lucy Hutchison and Genna Faye LeCompte will attend Montevallo. Helen Brown and Wyner Warren will enter Huntingdon. Joyce Capps goes to Judson. Gloria Miller registered at LU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Eleanor Currie
Ruth Rice
Stevens College
Columbia
Missouri
Grace Tonge
Carolyn Lee
Auburn
Lucy Hutchison
Genna Faye LeCompte
Montevallo
Helen Brown
Wyner Warren
Huntingdon
Joyce Capps
Carl Enfinger Wins 4 H Contest
Carl Enfinger of Malvern 4 H Club was named the healthiest 4 H club boy in Geneva County after the county elimination contest held among spring health winners. Runners up include Earl Farmer Kinsaul Future Jennings Samson Robert Bass Fadette and Jimmy Kelly Coffee Springs. The state health contest is set for September with Car competing against other county champions. Glenn Douglas Halsten son of Dr and Mrs Halsten left for Shelbyville Tennessee to attend the Tennessee Walking Horse celebration. Mrs Lamar Rainer returned home in Elba after visiting her aunt Mrs F N Spann at 604 W Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Carli Enfinger
Malvern
Geneva County
H. K. Tippin
Earl Farmer
Kinsaul
Future Jennings
Samson
Robert Bass
Fadette
Jimmy Kelly
Coffee Springs
Glenn Douglas Halsten
D. C. Halsten
Shelbyville, Tenn
Hartford Legion Installs Officers
Hartford American Legion Post 42 held a regent meeting to install new officers led by Post Commander KR S Ward who introduced W E Snugge of Dark Officers and listed Shelly Sketo as post commander J M Rea ben as vice commander J F Pescock as adjutant Reb Ward as historian J OR Peacock as senior size officer and Jack Byrd as sergeant at arms The Hartford post is noted as the first in the state to exceed the allune high quota in membership and reach a revised membership figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Mermbera
Hartford American Legion
KR. S Ward
Apeeker
W- E. Snugge
Shelly Sketo
J. M. Reaben
J. F. Pescock
Reb Ward
J. OR. Peacock
Chapman
Jack Byrd Sergeiot Atarma
Shirley Ann Helms Birthday Observed by Family
Shirley Ann Helms observed her sixth birthday with a spend the day party in Dothan route one home. Guests included Barbara Jean Taylor Pete Taylor and Elst Raburn. Luncheon featured a table with the birthday cake centerpiece and other gaieties. Mrs B M Fox assisted with serving and entertaining. The Howells returned to Midland City after visiting relatives in Las Cruces New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Shirley Ann Helina
Mrs. Cloe Helms
Shirley
Barbara Jean Taylor
Pete Taylor
Elst Raburn
Bm] Fox
8. S. Howell
5. Howell Jr
Midland City
Law Cruces
New Mexico
Napier Band Concert Program Announced
Napier Field hosts a Friday evening concert on the courthouse lawn featuring Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue and other works. Curtis Gucker will sing several vocal solos with J L Charlesworth directing. The program includes marches and popular tunes, with military and local community support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gershwin
Napier Field
Court House Lawn
Curtis Gucker
James L. Daniel, Jr
Dothan
Jobe RL Charlesworth
Army Air Corps
Crawford
Tranac
Bells of St. Mary's
Adams
Rose Oc
Algeria
Herbert
Army
Army’—Caillier, Xylophone Zolo, “Canadian Capers” -Teague T-Sgl Frank W. DeWolf
Rhapsoody
Fox Trot
Sy Oliver
Hupfield
Pfe
Curtis Guckert
Mason
Pfe Herrera
Bagiev
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Ang
Wael
Jeha Kingaston Fineran
Mra
Jefferson Hudson
New York
T City
HW. T. Rapalintuon
Wilma Gladys
Camp Pickett, Va
M. L. Driver
Roy Driggers
Jake Cochran
Camp Pickett
C. E. Cochran
Ashford
Mason Row, Jr
Lynchburg
M. C. Rowe
Cherokee Avenue
Mason Rowe
Navy
University of Colorado
J. G
Rebecca W. Smith
Mariam B. Jameson
Mary PD. Brown
Vis
Tallulah P. Hinds
Woomen
Blumberg’s
Archer
Blumberg
Rucker
Crain
QMC
Dorothy M. Hohenberler
Fourth Service Command
Atlanta
Unitea States Army
Lu Hohenborper
Secral
Army Lfe
Dethan Usc Club
Christine Isenhour
Lenoir
N.C
Irene Livingston
Misa Isenhour
Rural Electrification Association
Leno
Livingston
Wacs
Lake Tholocco
282Nd Field Artillery
Josephine Browm
Jane Corum
Bloom
Middleburg
Aemylla FL
Grifund
Herkimer
N. J
Grace
McGaugnay
Harrison, Ark
Pauline G. Wolinsky
Alletown
Emmons B. Lytle
American Red Cross
Waca
Aol
Dothan Country Club
Vivian M. Topp
Petroit
Michael Elizabeth J. Schmidt
Highland Park I
T- Anna J. Flennar
Hollidaysburg
John F Hughes
Aureata
B. F. Hughes
Boni' Fay
Hughea
W. Segrest
Miss Sara
Magrast
Mra. Segrest
M. C. Howell
Sergeant Riley Howell
Camp Pile Keth Vas
Tyson
Carl Enfinger
Nother
Mather
Hartford Legion
Shirley Ann Helms
Napier Band
Emily
Fenley Moss
Ackerman
Asters
Mr. End
Linton Warren
Benton Quick
J. D. Foy
Avis Roberta
Mr. Poore & A Jordan
Headrangees
Morris
Camp Gordon
Augusta
Mra Ross
Morris, Jr
Eryigs
Hubert Farmer
Panama City
Mrea
Congo
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