Connies announces marriage of Bill Dove to Jack Cordle Jr
Mrs Connie Henderson announces the marriage of her daughter Bill Dove of Elba to Jack Cordle Jr son of Mr and Mrs Jack Cordle of Fin terprise The single ring ceremony was Thursday August 7 at six o clock in the First Methodist church Enterprise Rev W O Phillips officiated with only family and intimate friends Attire aqua crepe gown with pink carnations corsage The couple left for Bilver Springs Florida and will reside temporarily in New Brockton after returning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Henderson
Bill Dove
Elba
Jack Cordle
Finterprise
First Methodist Church
Bilver Springs
Florida
New Brockton
Farewell Party For Arthur Roberts Before Navy Duty
Arthur Roberts to report for U S Navy duty soon was honored at a farewell party at his Midland City home Friday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs B Jenkins and son Kenneth Mr and Mrs Bob Pope and children Molen Bobby Jean Bernard Mary Billy Tomisena Mr and Mrs Eugene Kennedy and children Mary Sally Paul Ross and Susie Mrs Mattie Kennedy and strand daughter Jeanette Arthur Roberts Bill Peacock Philip Kennedy Crawford and Buddy Hitto Mr and Mrs Granville Jenkins Etta and Fauvette Danford Gerald Greathouse Wyman and Milton Windham Sanford Preston Betty and Mary Preston Don Thompson Charles Woodham Mickey and Corrie Woodham Paul Jenkins and Nell Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Roberts
U. S. Navy
Midland City
B. Jenkins
Kenneth
Bob Pope
Molen
Bobby
Jean
Bernard
Mary
Billy
Tomisena
Eugene Kennedy
Mary Sally
Paul Ross
Susie
Mattie Kennedy
Mrs. Scott Hosts Dinner for Daughter’s Sixteenth Birthday
Mrs. Joseph Scott hosted a Taylor dinner Thursday for her daughter Mary Jim’s sixteenth birthday. Mrs. J W Hughes organized the entertainment and assisted with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scott
Taylor
Mary Jim
J. W. Hughes
Mrs St M Wells Jr Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. St. M. Wells Jr entertained her bridge club at her Osceola street home on Wednesday. Eight members joined play with high score won by Mrs. O. F. Lucas, second by Mrs. Joan C. Nowell Jr., bingo prize to Mrs. Lawrence Coe, and light refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Frank Gwaltney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. M. Wells, Jr
Osceola Street
O. F. Lucas
Joan C. Nowell Jr
Lawrence Coe
Clark Rudder
Joe McKinney
W. OF. Martin, Jr
Roy Bullock
Mauston O'Neal
Frank Gwaltney
Revelers Club Elects Officers At Thursday Meeting
Revelers Club met Thursday night at the Recreation Center where officers were elected for the coming year. New officers include Alfred Saliba president Johnny Stevens vice president Jimmy Gamble treasurer Charles Clearman secretary Bobby Hall publicity chairman Olint Purvis sergeant at arms. Three new members were welcomed: Charles Clearman Jimmy Gamble and Tommy Creel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Saliba
Johnny Stevens
Jimmy Gamble
Charles Clearman
Bobby Hall
Olint Purvis
Jimmy Ganeble
Tommy Creel
Alfred Parish
Jack Garner
Albert McGowan
Glynn Harris
Herschel McChitie
Dick Poguchatmp
Herris Riley
Tommy Nichols
Wesley Waoeht
Community Personal Notices From Harlingen to Alabama
Local social notes list visits and arrivals as Harlington Texas hosts Mr and Mrs Melvin Remington and twins Danny and Diane en route to Chicago. Dothan receives Ike Browder and son Bill, while Joseph W McKinney hosts guests including Mildred Macleod and Blane Stover. Several residents travel or visit cities such as New York, Auburn, Columbus and Pensacola for weekends, vacations, or medical stays, with names of many accompanying relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Remington
Danny
Diane
Harlington
Texas
John C. Howell, Jr
Chicago
Joseph W. McKinney
J. W) McKinney
Bully Turner
Albany, Ga
Mildred Macleod
Witeha Falls
Blane Stover
Paris
Penn
Huntingdon College Adopts Curriculum Reforms For Fall Term
Huntingdon College announces major improvements for the fall term. New offerings include a four year BA in Business Administration for men, expanded philosophy and psychology programs, pre engineering courses, and enhanced departments in art biology and home economics. The changes address overcrowding and expand pre professional tracks in aeronautics agriculture architecture and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdonors
Huntingdon
Hunterdon
Emgitsa
Tluintingdon
Ivo Oaddet
Stored Am
Sdei- Grapy
Phiosophy
Paul Ty Stone
Route Two Couple Give Party For Son
A party was given on route two Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Strinfellow honoring Bobby Joe Stringfellow. Guests included Chris Fine Jones, Augustine Johnson, Luise Whitelist, Margaret Snerings, Jessulla Wihiaitehuret, Barbara Sherhop, Visman Marin, Ray Johanson, Gerald Greathouse, Bobby Pope, Lift on Whritehurst, Robert Sherfins, Earl Johnsen, Bobby Strimfelloss, Jesse Sherling, Mr and Mrs Walter Johnsen, Mr and Mrs Whit Jones, Mr and Mrs Howard Smith, Mr and Mrs Leonard Howell, Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson and daughter Joan, and Betty Faye Stringfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Mis
Esse Strinfellow
Bobby Joe Stringfellow
Chris+ fine Jones
Asiitiane Jutnson
Luise Whiteluist
Margaret Sneriings
Jessulla Wihiaitehuret
Bobby Strimfelloss
Jesse Sherling
Walter Johnsen
Whit Jones
Howard Smith
Leonard Howell
Clarence Johnson
Joan
Betty Faye Stringfellow
Mrs Lottie Mercer Dies In Hospital
Funeral services for Mrs. Lottie Mae Mercer thirty seven of Dothan route five will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Mt Gilead with Rev Norman Pittman and Rev Mr Rice. Burial will follow at Clark cemetery with Johnson Funeral Home directing. Surviving are her husband O D Mercer two daughters Helen Kennedy and Hazel Mercer two sons Huey and Leroy Mercer her parents Mr and Mrs W P Pasne of Dothan route five two sisters Mrs WooRadush and Mrs Rubs C Prttmian and three brothers Gey dow Pasne Arnie Payne and Cleveland Pasne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Mae Mercer
Dothan
Focal Hospital
Mt. Gilead
Norman Pittman
Mr Rice
Fiesttaes
Clark Cemetery
Johnson Finneral
Mercer
Dale County
Mesvdane
Hotston County
Assembly of God Church
O. DD. Mercer
Helen Kennedy
Hazel Mercer
Huey
Leroy Mercer
W. ©. Pasne
WooRadush
Islacwuien
Rubs CC. Prttmian
Panamia
Geydow Pas
Miss Stella Peacock Weds Leonard Miller in Birmingham
Miss Stella Peacock became the bride of Leonard Miller in a quiet August 31 ceremony at the home of Dr. Carlton S. Prickett in Birmingham. The bride wore a grey wool suit with black accessories and red rose corsage. She is the daughter of Rev and Mrs. J. R. Peacock of Hartford and alumni of Hartford High School. The groom is a Hartford High School alumnus and son of Mrs. T. Miller of Hartford. They will reside in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Peacock
Leonard Miller
Birmingham
Carlton S$. Prickett
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Is. T. Miller
Hartford
Mrs Hollis Honored At Luncheon Near Headland
Mrs Ann Hollis was 85 as family and friends gathered at a Headland route one luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Chester Hollis. Seventy two attendees included children grandchildren and great grandchildren from Headland Dothan Ashford Bainbridge Webb Auburn and Tallahassee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hollis
Headland Route One
Hollis
Ann Hollis
W. H. Hardy
Jack Masters
D. W. Hollis
M. L. Hollis
W. W. Dykes
Hazel
James
Robert
Dan
Leslie Dykes
Charlene
Bill
Martha
Howard
Howard Harrison
Cheryl
Jerrie Shutes
Dothan
Otho Dykes
Pinchard
Bernard Cooke
Jeff
Sandra
Bainbridge
Dawsey Sinquefield
Webb
Brooks Higgins
Auburn
Patsy
Reese
Betty Calder
Tallahassee
Ice Cream Supper Sponsored By WMU at Ebenezer Baptist Church
An ice cream supper will be held Saturday night at 7 p.m. at Henry C. Williams place on Columbia route two. Proceeds go to the fund for the new Ebenezer Baptist Church. A memo to cooks notes a dash of an ingredient usually means less than 1/8 teaspoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Williams’ Place
Columbia Route Two
Women’s Missionary Union of Ebenezer Baptist Church
Fund For the New Church
Birth Notice for Patsy Louise Tidwell
Mr and Mrs H T Tidwell of Midland City announce the birth of their daughter Patsy Louise on September 2. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Tidwell of Midland City and Mr and Mrs G L Lock of Georgetown Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T
We the Women by Ruth Millett on fashion judges
Ruth Millett argues a New York hat signer has formed a five judge board of husbands to approve headgear. She suggests male approval would have curbed odd styles from street and Main Street outfits, while noting fashion trends and jewelry labeling changes may influence trends and betrothal ring customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
New York
Hush
Main Street
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Billie Henderson
Jack Cordle, Jr
Enterprise
Mrs. Scott
American Legion
Joseph 5. Hagerty
Atlantic City
N. J
Gold Star Mothers
Mrs
Jeanette Brookins
Joyce Mims
Travis Cheshire
LaVelle Gentle
Joyce Gentle
Bobby McKay
Kent Buckhart
Bobby Parker
Frank Kornegay
Johnne Scott
Willie Scott
Annie Scott
Lafayette Scott
T. J. Whitehead
Lord Chirk
Loyd Arnold
John Hodjte
Marjorie Gnatt
Jack Culpepper
Jack Davis
Dan Davis
Harold Mercer
Betty Robbie
Mary Jin Scott
Malone
L. Mullins
Revelers Club
Ike Browder
Pascagoula, Miss
Thomas McCord
Decatur, Ga
Charlie Newton
Harold Blumberg
New York City
Fred Little
Mary Frances Wynn
Alabama College
Wena
S .H. Wright
Marion Wright
Fufaula
Columbus
Beatty Whiddon
Jane Whiddon
Frances Nay
Montomer
Alex Whiddon Jr
Joe Sandes
Betty Parker
Headland
Fter
Savannah
Columbus, Ga
Jobo Elis
Barbara Riteh
Alto Vo Lee
Beatty Whidden
Ellis Wll
American College of Surgery
Sam 9
Williams
Van
W. Adams Street
Dasy S Street
Allen Smith
Allen, Jr and
Sydall
Ruth
Jeff Hudson
Gerald
Birmanahan
J. W. Gilbert
Gadsden
W. OW. Patterson
Pinkhans
Amos
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rolly
Peat Vier
Donald
Steven
John Gillespie
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Lottie Mercer
Renee Martz
Americcan
Albert Hall
London
England
Australia
New Zealand
Notif
Sayin
Dry Cleaners
Mr. Miller
WMU
Ted
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