Mrs. Baxley Leads Open Rose Hill P T A Meeting
Rose Hill P T A opens with president Mrs C L Baxley presiding. She reads We Begin Again and recounts the Birmingham P T A convention. New officers named and committees announced. light refreshments served after. Other local updates include students and residents traveling or preparing for college and a major operation for Mrs C C Brunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Baxley
Rose Hill P. T.A
Baxley
Hoke Moody
M. T. H. Jernigan
G. M. Wood
Kermit Godwin
A. H. Lane
G. H. Carraway
Carl Chalker
H. D. Sabiba
Buford Clark
A. D. Gain
Will Perry
Hughes
Thomas
Guy Morris
Woodrow - Miller
Mid land City High elects class officers
The Senior 111 class at Mid land City High School elected Nell Rose Etheridge as president Lamar Henderson as vice president Carolyn York as secretary Clifton Cheshire as treasurer Dorothy Tice as reporter and Tommie Ruth Horne and Paul Parrish as song leaders. A Cherokee Garden Club reorganization meeting was moved to Thursday at 2:00 p.m Miss Anne Bliss leaves for Duke University to begin her junior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland City High School
Nell. Rose Etheridge
Lamar Henderson
Carolyn York
Clifton Cheshire
Dorothy Tice
Tommie Ruth Horne
Paul Parrish
Anne Bliss
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Miss Bliss
Duke
Highland P T A Holds First Meet
Highland School P T A opened the Fall season in the school auditorium with Mrs. T. A. West Jr presiding. Mrs. Robert Ramsey introduced speaker Crawford Moseley recreation director who outlined plans for city school children activities. Two vocal selections by Mrs. Woodfin Park gen and accompaniment by Mrs. Eustace Bishop. About 175 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland School P. T. A
T. A. West, Jr
iMra
Robert Ramsey
Crawford Moseley
Vienna
Woodfin Parkgen
Mrs Mears Honors Twin Sons At Party
Mrs. Elmer C. Mears of Lynn Haven formerly Bonifay Fla celebrated twin sons Lewis Allen Mears and Leslie Ivy Mears sixth birthday with a party. Guests included Cecil Reeder Mary Ann Reeder Catherine Mears Polly Corbin Sally Mal Stockman and several relatives. Games and refreshments followed the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Allen Mears
Leslie Ivy Mears
Elmer C. Mears
Lynn Haven
Bonifay
Fla
Cecil Reeder
Mary Ann Reeder
Catherine Mears
Polly Corbin
Sally Mal Stockman
Charles Corbin
Bertha Mae Corbin
Charles Lemme Russell
Leo Russell
Virginia Stockman
Vera Stockman
W. R. Womble
Slocomb
Eddison Mears
G. C. Mears
Vernon
O. R. Stockman
L. V. Corbin
Lenora Russell
Birthday celebration at Big Creek customarily honored Cobb family
Mrs. Leon Cobb hosted a dinner near Big Creek Church for her husband’s birthday with many relatives and friends attending including Cobb family members and guests from Montgomery Auburn and Dothan. Mrs. Bill McClendon traveled to Ariton for the death of her aunt Mrs L S Stephens with funeral services set in Michallo Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Cobb
Big Creek Church
Rothel Bailey
Herbert
Pauline Cobb
Jeanette
Donald Cobb
Flora Mae Verrette
Mary Allan
Joe Henry
Jim Anderson
Carol
Harold
Annette
Maudette
Gary
S. V. Reardon
Doris
Morris Gene
A. P. Koerner
Pete
Montgomery
Dothan
G. M. Wood
Bill McClendon
Ariton
L. 5. Stephens
Stephens
Michallo
Mrs J C Brown 67 Dies Near Ashford
Mrs J C Brown aged sixty seven died at her home on Ashford route one after weeks of illness. Funeral services were at Webb Baptist Church with Rev A D Zbinden officiating. Burial in Webb cemetery Ward Wilson directing. Surviving are a daughter Carrie Clayton two sons Roy and Johnny Brown a sister Sharks Pearce and a brother Arch Trammell nine grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed. The item ends with a brief scenic shot about Virginia's natural bridge shot tower history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brown
Ashford
Webb Baptist Church
A. D. Zbinden
Webb Cemetery
Ward-Wilson
Bown
Free Will Baptist Church
Carrie Clayton
Webb
Roy
Johnny Brown
Sharks Pearce
Cuthbert
Arch Trammell
Dothan
James Clayton
Elbert Clayton
Phillip Clayton
Granger Clayton
Floyd Clayton
Floyd Givens
Births for Mathison and Dixon families
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mathison Jr announce a son James William born September 10 at a local hospital. Mrs. Mathison formerly Eton Wilhite. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dixon announce a son Marvin Terry born September 10 at a local hospital. Mrs. Dixon is the former Mable Branton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Mathison, Jr
James William
Marvin Dixon
Marvin Terry
Dixon
Mable Branton
Coaches Laud Sportsmanship Award For Local High Schools
Troy State Teachers College coach E A Choate praises the national sportsmanship award as a standout move. Dan Morgan of the Wiregrass Quarterback Club pledges full support for The Eagle project as about 25 South Alabama and North Florida high schools compete for the honor. A football officials board will collect reports from principals fans and coaches to select the winner who will receive a medal or trophy. The piece notes concerns about rising rowdiness at football venues and urges players to keep behavior clean, while Danforth highlights SEC teams as among the most unpredictable this season due to veteran players' varying fitness and form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Choate
Troy State Teachers College
Dan Morgan
Wiregrass Quaterback Club
The
Eagle
South
Alabama
North
Florida
High School Athletic Association
Danforth
Floral greeting bouquet for new mother at Dohathan Floral
A cheerful dewy bouquet at the new mother's bedside conveys best wishes. Dohathan Floral Co. offers lingering love with 80 colorful arrangements. Visit 705 N. Oates or call Day 1199 night 720 to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DO Hthan Floral CO
N. Oates
Adv
Gosta England Charms Dothan Music Lovers At Home
Gosta England Englund a former Camp Rucker and 35th Division engineer gave a intimate concert at Mrs. W. S. Wilson's home. He performed operatic arias and Viennese numbers including One World I Love Thee and Vienna City of Dreams. Also notes: Mrs. May travels to Greenville for ill daughter in law Reynolds May Jr. Owens family moves. Frank Pilcher convalesces after hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosta Englund
W. S. Wilson
Englund
Camp Rucker
S. R. May
Greenville
N. C
Reynolds May, Jr
May
Coach Danforth Predicts Tough SEC Football Season
Danforth says Auburn is the most inexperienced team this season and predicts tough SEC play. He warns Alabama could lose three games and Georgia two or more, doubting any conference team will go undefeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Danforth
Alabama
Georgia
Lightning flash could power city briefly
A single stroke of lightning delivers enough current to light a city of about 30,000 residents, but only for a fraction of a second. The finding highlights the immense but fleeting power contained in a bolt and its potential implications for future energy research.
Mrs. W. K. Brown Arrives For Visit From Creston
Mrs. W. K. Brown of Creston British Columbia arrives to spend several weeks with her sister Mrs. O. R. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Brown
Creston
British Columbia
Canada
Mrs. O. R. Morgan
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Selma
Otto Moorar
Robert Lokey
Clyde Smith, Jr
New Orleans
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R. C. Smith
M. C. Rowe
Charles Thomas Rowe
Atlanta
Panama City
Ike Rimson
J. M. Stallings
R. D. McArty
W. T. Burkett
Arthur Ussery
John J. Flowers
A. L. Townsend
Blountstown, Fla
Mr. Pick Higgins
University of Alabama
Carolyn Trawick
Christine
Iona Blatsios
June Bryson
Betty Spann
Celeste Carmichael
Miriam Rish
Marc
Martha Speight
Sara Newton
Betty Malone
Bill Farmer
Reece Ennis
Philip Hutchinson
John Speight
Collier Espy
John M. Cannon, Jr
Birmingham
Howard College
Frances Barksdale
Bea
Women’s
Ofgthe
Cherokee Garden Club
Marguerite
Emilio
Milton
Snot Cay
DAN River Fabric
Syling
Babe Frocks
Mos
Mrs. Mears
Hobart Loftin
Marcia Neil
Jeff Loftin
A. C. Frith
Dry Cleaners
Buie’s
J. D. Buie
S. Oates
Dixie Transfer & Storage CO
S. Bell St
Virginia
Gosta England
Frank Owens
Starla
S. Foster Street
S. Lena Street
Frank Pilcher
Selma Road
James D. Grow
Sears Roebuck
Harden
Houston Marble Works
Berkeley Blue
Memoriala
Essentials
Jewelers & Silversmiths
Aeie
Floyd Baxter
Wne Baxter-Davis Insurance & Realty
Rimson Bldg
Davis
City Cafe
Ed Ae
Cata
Wakehild
Cela
Coca-Cola Company
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Mear Merten Downey
WAGF
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