WAC Activities At Camp Rucker Reported
WAC detachment at Camp Rucker hosts a social evening in Enterprise amid a small program led by command staff. The event features songs like Long Long Trail, brief address by officers, and plans for upcoming travel to Birmingham and Montgomery. twenty members attend with several officers and guests present.
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WAC
Camp Rucker
J Peterson
Ries F Maxson
American Legion Aest Enterprise
Weagues
Col Usyd
Feaue
Pernaad
Setones Lawes
Jacquelin Dyer Birthday Fete At Home
ENTERPRISE special report says Mrs Guy Dyer hosted a birthday party for her daughter Jacquelin turning three. Guests includes Arnae Low Carmichael, Lends Jones, Dan Sexor, and many others as ice cream cake and candy were served with red white and blue decorations.
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Enterprise
Yceuts
Locy
Arnae Low Carmichael
Lends Jones
Dan Sexor
Diana O1worth
Linda Ellis
Parcela Cock- Hed
Nell Nichols
Betty Jo Taylor
Sara Dernin Yarbrough
John Porter Mitchell
Mary Jo Forehand
Japer End
Jack Harrison
Roger Warren
Ed Cnancey
Johol
George Sherling
William White
Charone Jamea
Billy Stanley
Phillis Thomason
Martha Jane Rhodes
Brone Dryer
Ed ‘Woon Edwards
Max Searcy
Leslie Carroll
Bobby Daughtry
Freddie Helms
Dyard
Lomax Searcy
Local Personal Notices From Dothan Area
Multiple brief items note people visiting, moving, or traveling. Sergeant Hesert Wisco from Walla Walla arrives with parents. Amos and Amos Jr Tindell relocate to a new home on Bere ring Street. Seaman William Robert Woods returns to Pensacola after visits in Headend and Dothan. A K Merrill family plans two week California visit visiting Allen Merrill in San Francisco and Cowdry Merrill in San Diego, en route stopping at Fort Riley. Mrs. R C Williams leaves for West Palm Beach after weeks in Dothan with relatives. Joe Garner, naval medical student at University of Alabama, visits his mother on West Main. Betty Malone leaves for Hollins College in Roanoke, accompanied by George and Mrs Malone. Mrs. J R Faircloty returns home after week with Cherokee and Fayette relatives. J T Dean convalesces after four weeks in hospital, with Charles Cooper, Mrs. William Espy, and Miss Elizabeth Espy planning a brief Atlanta visit.
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A. K Mersil
California
Allen H. Merrill
San Francisco
Ensign Cowdry Merrill
San Diego
Mra Merrill
Wi Merrill
Fort Riley
Kansas
Joe Garner
University of Alabama
A. E. Garner
West Main Street
Midland City Study Club Holds First Meeting of Year
The Midland City Study Club held its first meeting of the year on September 1 at the home of Mrs G Eppes with Mrs Bob Brown and Mrs Ralph Stevens as joint hostesses. After a brief business session the program chair Mrs J W Daniels asked each member to give remarks on an outstanding woman. Members then enjoyed refreshments in the dining room.
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Midland City Study Club
Mra
Mrs Huey Hosts Daughter's Eighth Birthday Party
Mrs Huey hosted a party for her daughter Marita celebrating her eighth birthday on Saturday afternoon. Pink and white decorations set the scene as children enjoyed games ice cream and cake. Neighborhood friends in attendance included Martha Ron Grace Marilou Hundie Ethel Grimes Garrison Betty DeJarnette Susanne Sexton Cynthia McArthur Bity Jo Hardwell Margaret Joy Reynolds Carol Anne Wood Gwen Graddy Dot Goodman Janet Mattox.
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Exterprise iSpecu
Mra JA Heary
Marita
Fuest
Boronae
Missea Martha Ron Grace
Marilou Hundie
Ethel Grmes Garrison
Betty DeJarnette
Suranne Sexton
Cyntha McArthur
Bity Jo Hardwell
Margaret Joy Reynolds
Carol Anne Wood
Gwen Graddy
Dot Goodman
Janet Mattox
British Children Work For Victory
A wartime brief notes British children aiding the war effort in support of the royal army. It mentions efforts overseas and at home, with reports from soldiers and officials describing groups of youth and conditions, reflecting total mobilization and civilian contribution to victory.
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London
Royal Army
Eaewhe
Ancient Rome guest welcomes with goblet of nuts
A fragment describes a guest’s arrival in ancient Rome. A host offered a goblet of nuts as a sign of welcome while the visitor prepared for a tour. The scene hints at social rituals and hospitality in a historic setting.
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Ancient
Rome
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