Local Social Notes From Ashford and Pleasant Hill
J. W. Coulbreth made a business trip to Ashford Saturday afternoon. Miss Jessie Watson attended a singing convention at Pleasant Hill Saturday. Mrs. E. W. Burkett and son Over visited relatives in Ashford Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Glass attended the sing at Pleasant Hill Saturday. W. F. Sims was a business visitor to Columbia Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Burkett and children James Ware and Linnis Dare were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wess Croom in Gordon Saturday. Mrs. Waldin and daughter of Malone and Mr. and Mrs. John Anglin and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamp of Union were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sims Sunday. Miss Kate Burkett is ill this week. Mrs. J. W. Culbreth and Dorothy Bailey of Milford spent Sunday afternoon with the Misses Watson. Little Earl Hamon Rule is improving from a recent illness. Emma Brown and Robbie Elmore shopped in Dothan Saturday. Robbie, Elmore, Eva and Emmis Brown spent Sunday with Lurline Carol. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jackson of Ashford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dawsey Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coulbreth
Ashford
Jessie Watson
Pleasant Hill
E. W. Burkett
Will Glass
W.F. Sims
Columbia
C. B. Burkett
James Ware
Linnis Dare
Wess Croom
Gordon
Waldin
Malone
John Anglin
Frank Lamp
Union
W. T. Sims
Kate Burkett
J. W. Culbreth
Dorothy Baily
Milford
Misses Watson
Earl Hamon
Emma Brown
Robbie
Elmore
Dothan
Eva
Emmis Brown
Lurline Carol
Charlie Jackson
J. R. Dawsey
The singer Transforms Quiet Nature Into Song
Minnie Markham Kerr reflects on listening as the root of singing. Voices in grass and wind stir new life, while rain and running water supply a minor key refrain. The singer listens intently and then transduces these subtle forest sounds into music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Markham Kerr
Cherry Street Methodist church pageant practice tonight
At the Negro Cherry Street Methodist church tonight at 8 o'clock a practice for the pageant Bound For the Prom ised Lady will be held. All previous cast and others wishing to take part are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Street Methodist Church
Mrs Hanahan Hosts Harris Wedding Bridge Luncheon
Mrs LaBruce Hanahan entertained Wednesday morning at her Park Avenue home with a bridge luncheon honoring Miss Mabel Harris whose wedding to Mr Edward Crawford is planned for October. Flowers, a high score prize to Betts Slingluff, and a noon plate luncheon marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaBruce Hanahan
Park Avenue
Mabel Harris
Edward Crawford
Hanahan
Joe Sanders
James Spann
J. M. Stallings
G. T. Cooper, Jr
A. D. Carmichael
W. W. Cook of
Ashford
Lawrence Oakley
T. A. Jones
Norman Spann
Julian Hall
Amos Jones
Donnelly Newton
Horace Hall
D. Q. Wilson
Curtis Adams
J. H. Bryson
Theo Hall
J.T. Trawick, Jr
M.L. Hanahan, Jr
Beta Delta Card Club Meets Wednesday Afternoon
The Beta-Delta card club and guests gathered at Mrs. A. Flowers home on North Bell Street for a Wednesday afternoon bridge session at three tables. Mrs. B. G. Farmer Jr. won the club prize for high score. Guests included Mrs. Fred Barrow and Mrs. James Roddy of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta-Delta Card Club
A. Flowers
North Bell Street
B. G. Farmer, Jr
Fred Barrow
James Roddy
Atlanta
Flowers
J. D. Campbell
E. W. Hawkins
Rawlings McKinney
Floyd Forrester
Press Thornton
Harvey Yarbrough
N. B. Cannady
H. B. Burdeshaw
V. A. Ritch
Young Peoples Missionary Circle Holds Meeting at Mrs Long's Home
The Lafayette Street Methodist church group met Tuesday night at West Newton street home of Mrs. Long. Miss Clytela Riley led a devotional before prayer. Members discussed church matters and Mrs. Howell Coe presented the last two chapters from The Prayer Book. Lemonade and sandwiches followed for Myra Ennis, Laura Jean McGowan, Civtele Riley, Willie Jim Faircloth, Monette Kirkland, Grace Lane, Effile Cain, Mrs. Howell Coe, and families M. Ll. Hanahan Sr. and LaBruce Hanahan, who will attend the Auburn-Southern game tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Missionary Circle
Lafayette Street
Morris Malone hosts bridge evenings at North Montezuma
Mr and Mrs Morris Malone entertained with bridge on Tuesday and Wednesday at their North Montezuma Avenue home. High scores went to Lawrence Oakley and Sue Malone for the men and ladies respectively. Guests included J M Stallings G Y Malone W H Turner and more. Dell Childs returns home from Hartford. Pansey Gussie Miller hosts Liberty Sunday school kids on the Pansey school lawn with games and refreshments. Mrs Miller aided by Burkett sisters Culbreth and Bule. Mrs W F Sims is quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Malone
Bridge
North Montezuma Avenue
Lawrence Oakley
Sue Malone
Malone
J.M. Stallings
G. Y. Malone
W. H. Turner
Wallace Malone
A. D. Carmichael
Stanley Pittman
John Sanders, Jr
Eva Lee
Gussie Mae Miller
Liberty
Pansey School
Miller
E. V. Burkett
J.W. Culbreth
C. B. Burkett
A. H. Bule
W. F. Sims
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Miss Theo Hall
Mary Carr
Lionel Barrymore
Alice Joyce
Hobart Bosworth
Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
Peral D. Thomas
Edgar Lee Brown
Edgar, Jr
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. Brown
Gaines Apartments
Pettus Street
W. E. Stembridge
Newton
J. N. Mullins
Lookout Mountain
Mr. Mullins
H. Green
Edne Green
Montgomery
M. M. Pippin
Ozark
LaBruce Henahan
W. P. Hodges
Sibye Forrester
Horace Head
Troy
W. F. Newton Sr
Berkley
A.D. Carmicheal
G. T. Cooper
Harvey McBryde
James King
Auburn
Queen Vic
Lafayette Methodist Missionary Circle
M. Ll. Hanahan
Mrs. Morris Malone
E. R. Phillip, Jr
W. R. Jordan
Miss Dell Childs
Hartford
Laura Jean McGowan
Pansey
Oxfords
Beall Drygoods Co
West Main Street
Jashe
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