Baptist Missionary Society Meeting At Enterprise Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Monday afternoon at the church for its monthly program led by the Addie Cox Circle under Mrs. B. H. Redman. The session opened with singing and a devotional, followed by a Royal Ambassador program on “One Savior for the Negro in Africa and America” presented by Mrs. W. H. Beall with colored girls from Enterprise Academy. A Day of Prayer for State Missions was observed by the Woman's Missionary Society in the Baracas Roan from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm with Mrs. R. C. Conner directing the morning and Mrs. Edwin Cain the afternoon programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Addie Cox
B. H. Redman
W. H. Beall
Royal Ambassador
Africa
America
The
Enterprise Acad
Woran'a Mangionar Society
First Baptist Chuach
Baracas Roan
Thersdes Fem
Alabama Womanhood For Christ
R. C. Conner
Mesdames Howell Hayes
R. A. Elite
Joel Jernigan Jr
Elizabeth Sheridan
Fox Metcalf
Scooters Now Treated as Motor Vehicles in Chicago
In Chicago an upswing in regulatory stance declares motor scooters postwar machines, subject to licensing and operation rules same as autos, per corporation counsel Benjamin Adamowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Benjamin Adamowski
Speech notes and lunch event described in fragment
A noon event led by Mrs J B Bevis with a vocal committee served a covered-dice luncheon. The fragment mentions Aaron having a view and includes other unclear remarks from the gathering.
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Sions
J. B. Bevis
Aaron
Garden Club Yearbooks And Programs For The Year
The Freerprise Garden Club led by Mr J H Singleton distributed yearbooks and outlined plans for the year focusing on legends in gardens, tree conservation, dogwood and crepe myrtle planting, seasonal decorations, and a Christmas contest. Officers include Mrs F E Pucket as vice president and Mrs J E Peacock as treasurer. seven committees cover program civic flower show social membership finance publicity and more. The three groups Azalea Garden Daffodil and Flower Lovers prepare study plans from September through May on borders planting iris amaryllis roses and other topics with guest speakers and meetings at the Grammar School Music Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freerprise Garden Club
J. H. Singleton
F. E. Pucket
J. D. Nichols
J. E. Peacock
Program
W. C. Peacock
Joe Jernigan
W. O. Phillips
F. E. Preket
Civic
James Horne
P. H Searcy
A. E. Lee
Garland Weidner
F. E. Puckett
B. Hredman
W. G. Reynolds
A. M. Brock
E. W. Nichols
G.B. Procter
R. S. Boyd
W. M. Ray
J. S. DuBois
L. L. Ford
Elba Chapter OES installs officers and bookmobile plan
Elba Chapter OES installed officers led by Luna Dell Rinzo as worthy matron and James Whitman as worthy patron with numerous officers named. In Enterprise district meeting of Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs a unanimous vote backed a Coffee County bookmobile. Coffee and Geneva counties allocate 3600 dollars each for a 12 month joint service with an 18 month State commitment. extended 6 months would need 1800 dollars more from each county. Elba Study Club backs the project amid civic push. Mrs. J A Boutwell hosts Willie Kelley Circle of Baptist WMS. Mrs. Boutwell presides as devotional led by Mrs. Icie Blackmon. guest Mrs. McGowan of England discusses present conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Devane return to New Orleans after visiting his parents.
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Elba Chapter
O.E.S
Luna Dell Rinzo
James Whitman
Idelle Whitman
Gordon Mathis
Sallie Collier
Rebia Miller
Erline Poole
Alice English
Willie Rhodes
Georgia Mathis Marshal
Pearl Wilson
Louise Thomas
Adah
Mary Les Bryan
Ruth
Nellie B. Martin
Esther
Wilma Veal
Martha
Bertie Lee Dixon
Electa
Minnie Lee Clark
Warden
Lehman Farris
Sentinel
Anbama Federation of Women’s Cubs
Enterprise
Coffee County
Boards of
County Commissioners of
Coffee
Geneva
Elba Study Club
J. A. Boutwell
Willie Kelley
Baptist
W.M.S
Boutwell
Icie Blackmon
McGowan
England
John Thomas
Local social notes list visits and travels across several states
A string of brief social items lists visits by A. Devane and family to various relatives, trips to Nashville and Birmingham, and visits by Mrs. Walden, Miss McCarty, and others. The notes also mention MSgt. Pipkin and family visiting in Georgia, and a few Montgomery and Columbus legions. In a separate item a Mass. man is injured when a neighbor's bicycle crashes into him.
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A. Devane
New Orleans
Razer Wilsion
Roger, Jr
Roy E. McDowell
Nashville
Tens
Bursell Walden
Gussie Mae Devane
Minneapolis
Minn
Gus Devane
Sammie McCarty
Mobile
Louise Palme
Mack McCarty
FW. Pipkin
Betty
Buddy
Ft. Benning
L. L. McCart
Howard McClellan
Monticello
Fla
Millie Dismukes
Sara Lee Poole
Sibil Cain
Doyle Carpenter
Billy McCullough
Violan Allday
Coffee County
T.C
Troy
Robert Lasseter Whitman
Montgomery
W. T. Whitman
Billie Oggs
Butch
Birmingham
Buich
Navajo Sand Paintings Preserved at Arizona Museum
The Arizona state museum in Tucson protects a small collection of Navajo sand paintings believed to be the only ones preserved.
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Arizona State Museum
Tuscon
Miss Riley Weds Mr Creel At Headland Church
Misa Gloria Riley daughter of Mrs H L Riley united in marriage with James Arthur Creel son of Mrs J A Creel at Headland Baptist church at 6:00 pm September 2. The ceremony featured palms and white gladioli decorations with music by Mrs Horace Riggs. The bride wore brown faille with brown accessories and a purple orchid. Creel, a WWII veteran, had attended Hueytown High School and has been a student for two years.
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Misa Gloria Riey
H. L. Riley
Mr. Riley
Headland
James Arthur Creel
J. A. Creel
Mr. Creel
Hueytown
Headland Baptist Church
Roby J. Lee
Horace ‘Riggs
Harmon Riley
Charles Miller
Birmingham
W. S. Oates
W. E. Walker
Insomnia Could Signal Aging And Emotional Strain
NEA SERVICE notes insomnia can stem from aging, emotional tensions, or poor health. A thorough physical exam helps rule out health issues, while light dinners and a warm, easily digested bedtime drink aid sleep. Relaxation holds replaces racing thoughts. progressive muscle tensing then release calms stretched nerves before sleep.
Sam Yep Chin laundryman of Milwaukee
Ni Milwaukee report notes Sam Yep a Chin laundryman who can smile before saying no as October approaches, reflecting local humor about readiness and timing in daily life.
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Milwaukee
Sam Yep
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist Missionary Society
Enterprise Church
Emy
Albert Kelly
Carol
Asseeni
Ladies’ Home Journal
Vogue, Harper's Bazaar
Mademoiselle
AAA
North Foster
Judy Carol Fowler
James Fowler
Ashford Route One
Judy
K. B. Fowler
Ashford
W. L. Brackin
Dothan
George E. DeLeney
Tuscaloosa
William Roy
Roy McCrary
Cottondale, Fla
J. W. DeLeney
Sherry Elizabeth
Dorris E. White
Bonifay, Via
Sherry
S. R. White
Bonifay
A. J. Crutchfield
Graceville
Hubert Williams
Steyvcin Jean
Bill Williams
D. T. Crockett
Foy C. Crawford
Lucille Skipper
John Foy
John
Dewey HE. Crawford
Route Two
John C. Skipper
Cottonwood
Manning
Ruby Kensington
Foster Street
Dothan, Ala
Garden Club
Daffodil Garden Club
J. P. Rawls
Margaret Rawls
Eugene Feagin
J. W. Hicks
Roward
Hicks
Warren
Reuben Daughtry
Fred Helms
J. E. Jernigan
Ed Sherling
Azalea Garden Club
Horn
Guy Dyar
E. E. Purvis, Jr
H. C. Donaldson
Flower Lovers Garden Club
Morris Jones
W. M. Bay
Jernigan
Hilton Harrel
Wil Warren
Emory Reynolds
Franklin Harrison
T. C. Brown
Reynolds
Floyd Butner
Sanitone
Elba News Co
Mrs. Tillman Devane
Mrs
Malden
Mass
Joseph Bardy
Mulberry
Fostoria “Wakefield
Heisey “Crinoline
China
Waviland
Castleton
Spode
Heisey “Minuet
Sunnybrooke
Alabama
Bavamn
Miss Riley
Headland Church
NEA Service
van Ritch
van. Ritch
N. Foster
Juilliard
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