Local Social Notes From Bavannah and Nearby Towns
Gordon John Williams visits family in Bavannah and other locals return from trips. Mrs Helen Allen and Misses Mati Qweny and Nell Bennet travel from Fexay Wood to visit Mrs Arants in Aventa. John Lewie Leslie from Dothan visits in town midweek. Denner Brownlee and Miss Triste Burkett join Donalsonville trip. Kemp couple travel to Dothan. Brownlee from Orlando also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Bavannah
Mra
Helen Allen
Fexay Wood
Mati Qweny
Nell Bennet
Mra. G. ¥. Arrants
Aventa
Fla
John Lewie Leslie
Dothan
Mary
Dorothy
Mavie Marsh
Denner Brownlee
Donalsonville
B Kemp
Daisy Dean
Triste Burkett
Dothen
Orlando
Marry Me Today Iddy and the Lincoln Family Plot
Sam Sherritt resists an arranged match with Wreddy Burson as family tensions swirl around inheritance, half brother Nelson and Martha Givens. Freddy seeks a fresh start westward while Aldersea finances a risky venture. Sam confronts Wreddy in the dining room amid whispered warnings and a tense household scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sherritt
Aldersen
Wreddy Burson
Ken
Bam Freddy
Gam
Aldersea
Erkich
Alderses
Sam Ezepe
Nelson
Martha Givens
Sam
Freddy
Chicana
Iddy
Wreddy
Aba
Martha
Marthe Greene
Proposal Boldly Accepted In Tearful Moment
Sam concedes to Freddy's demand to marry, after a tense, emotional exchange. She agrees with a tired, hopeful "Yes" then hurriedly prepares for departure, finishing tasks at the stable and preparing notes for Fourth and Peak Abbott while realizing she may not return to her room soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Freddy
Peak Abbott
Martha
Hon
Desperate Talk and A Midnight Escape Plan
Sam and Freddy pursue a covert future at a haunted hillside house while Sam worries over an imminent marriage vow. A torn note from Nelson Alderson shatters Martha and Sam’s fragile plans as Sam learns she may be freed from responsibility in thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peak Abbott
Blue
Ateirs
Martha
Sam
Nelson Alderson
Nelson
Mary
Len
Foxe
Standings and results from yesterday and today sports page
Yesterday's baseball scores Detroit 8 Boston 0 Cleveland 3 Washington 5 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 6 Chicago at New York postponed today Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Other results New York 6 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 17 Boston 3 St Louis 7 Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati 6 Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Nashville 3 Memphis 4 Knoxville 4 Birmingham 29 New Orleans at Atlanta Enosville at Birmingham Chattanooga at Memphis Nashville at Little Rock Notable social notes Miss Sara Hall hosted friends for Wins Frances Weatherly of Dothan Rev M Mademsa preached at Baptist church Mrs Lena Tuttle and Mrs Daisy Dean visited Miss Corinne Tones of Cottonwood Mrs Helen Allen Peggy Weed and Miss Mattie Owens shopped in Dothan Wellborn White of Troy visited town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Loui
New Orleans
Atlante
Enosville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Fila
Sara Hall
Frances Weetherly
Dothan
M Mademsa
Baptist Church
Misa Susie Belle Wynn
Waterford
Elizabeth Marsh
Leo Espy
Lena Tuttle
Daisy Dean
Corinne Tones
Cottonwood
Helen Allen
Peggy Weed
Mattie Owens
Wellborn White
Troy
Weekend visitors and local social notes in Columbia area
A chronicled sequence of visits and gatherings around Columbia includes Mr and Mrs J Koertin and Mrs H F Williams from Atlanta spending the weekend with the McNair family, extended stays by Miss Zear Mouler and George Hopking of Dustiinan, and Mrs J A Ellig returning to Nagleville after a visit to Mrs J F Chambers. Also noted are Alabama bound students from the locality, Texas visitor Flossie Lou Thompson, and several residents visiting relatives in Blakely Arlington and Montgomery. Other items include Miss Mary Wood Glover visiting Mrs Fitzhugh Coz and Miss Sara Allen returning from Eufaula with church and club activities closing the U D G meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra J
Koertin Sod
H. F. Williame
Atlanta
A. M. Thompson
Zear Mouler
George Hopking
Dustiihan
McClendon
Blakely
Bernard Hand
Oon
Tommie
Arlington
Clark
Margaret Hammond
Dot Rodney
Alabama College
University of Alabama
Earl Earl Oakley
Bho Kirkland
Alto Lee
Robert McKentie
William Fields
Miller Skipper
Atlants
Flossie Lou Thompson
Texas
Louleville
Ale
Lucy Mullins
Montgomery
A.C. Koerber
Mary Wood Glover
Fitzhugh Coz
Sara Allen
Eufaula
Laurence Oakley
Dothan
H. Bench
Eutedia
Paul Stewart
Stewart
Curious World Social Notes From Local Page
This portion lists Wednesday gatherings at Mrs. O. Carter’s home with Stella McTyre hosting and papers read by Mrs. A. M. Skipper and Mrs. A. C. Koerber, tea served to guests, Flora and Marie Bedsole of Headland as visitors, H. J. Dumas hosting Sunday School class picnic at the swimming pool, and visits by Mrs. Wiley McNair of New Orleans with relatives here. Mrs. R. F. McKennie and Mrs. W. R. McKennie returned from trips to Montgomery, Tuscaloosa and Eufaula, with further notes on local residents’ activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. ©. Carter
Stella McTyre
A. M. Skipper
A. C. Koerber
Flora
Marie Bedsole
Headland
Ala
Bob Elliott
H. 3. Dumas
Wiley McNair
New Oreleans
R. F. McKennie
W. R. McKennie
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Eulaw
Als
T. C. Stewart, Jr
Baptist W M S Circles Meet At Church And Home
The Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society circles held meetings with hostess arrangements by Mrs Whitehead Mrs E B Fields and Mrs A J Jones. Buster and Graham Chambers returned from Birmingham. Families visited Troy Ala and Local Twelve near Clanton. George Oakley celebrated a fourteenth birthday. Frances O Neal returned to Local Twelve school and the Baptist Sunday School officers met at Mrs C A McGriff’s home.
Fragmentary Social Notes From A Local Event
A garbled social item lists attendees and hosts including Gladys Jed, Eloise Ti Bettie Campbell, Annie Merry McGritt, Jay Ungeworth, Jane Fields Hood, Claudette Atveson, and guests from drug stores and families such as Mrs Moseley and Mr Moseley. Names appear tangled with partial professions and places, reflecting a damaged OCR of a society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirth
Gladys i
Eloise
Bettie Campbell
Elle
Annie Merry McGritt
Jay Ungeworth
Jane Fields - Hood
Claudette Atveson Ween
Crosbaby
R. C. Moseley
Moseley
Henry Momisy
Robert Moseley
Sytecagh
R. E. Byrd
Chittran
Mary Pope
Robert
Gomery
J. Ral
McEntyre
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RA A Virgin CO
Reves
Dee Verve
Gordon
Fret Aan Lincoln
Sem
Rae
Freidy
Tyre
Neigen
Knoxville
Amerivan League
Ad Bey
New York - Cleveland
Lowe
Sational League
St. Lovieeee
Ns BO
Cincinnatiger Si BS
Southern Association
Chattanoogs
Avlantager
Knonville
Sania
G. W. Blakey
Albert Cumbie
Foster St
Columbia
Wonsley of
Cuiloia
Eliza Begets
Pat
Ea Bence
Aaa
Houston Thefs
Pagal
Alabama
Tomorrn Buck Jones
Firestone
Lner
Firestone and
Firestone Service
Fireston
Alabama Tire Compan
Firestar
Alabama Tire Company
Gene” May
Crawford
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