Four piano pupils perform in Mrs. Brown program
Four piano pupils of Mrs. W. E. Brown presented a brief musical program at 3 30 p m Sunday at the home on Frazier street. Miss Marlene Cohen played Straight Waltz Petite Coquette and Prelude in A Major. Miss Leslie Wilson played Etude In Style. Miss Claudia Adkison performed Car and Dalety Coruette. Miss Nancy Green played A Russian Medley and Guitars And Dark Eye. The teacher and Marlene Cohen performed a duet Grandfather's Clock and Tarantella was played as a second duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Brown
Tit Frazier Street
Marlene Cohen
Thompson
Schumaker
Chopin
Leslie Wilson
Hoisa Claudia Adkison
Car
Dalety Coruette
Nancy Green
Marlena Cohen
Ketterer
Adilson
Tarantella
Bride Entertained At Shower By Mrs Hornsby At Home
Mrs Ernest Hornsby Jr hosted a miscellaneous wedding shower at her Iroquois Street home Saturday for Mrs Harold Pisalth the bride to be. Green and white decor featured gladioli and luminaries with cake sandwiches and punch. Kathry n Brackin poured and Mrs Emory Moody Jr kept the bride’s book as guests included local social figures. Also noted is a Geneva church social with a Wiener roast at Lake Geneva and a class party for new members at the First Baptist church. A separate farm report from Decatur Alabama covers Thomas Atkeson’s buckwheat and millet plan to feed waterfowl at the Wheeler Dam area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hornsby, Jr
Iroquois
Harold, Pisalth
Mias Kathvryn Brackin
Me Beatess
Esther
Furst Baptist Church
Wil En
Thomas B Woods
Girard Street
State Regent Speaks At Luncheon Meet Of DAR Chapter
Mrs. Smith G Fallon state Regent of DAR and Mrs. C D Hooper state chairman for National Defense spoke at the opening luncheon of the Essaassee chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. Fallon outlined DAR plans and objectives while Hooper discussed her defense program. The event at the Houston Hotel included salutes to the flag, decorations of dahlias, and a long list of hosts and attendees. Four Baptist Training Union workers arrive for a training school at First Baptist Church with nightly classes Monday through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Smith G. Fallon
Birmingham
C. D. Hooper
Eufaula
Natonal Defense
Emassee Cusper
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fallan
Hooper
E. N. Passmore
R. M. Grubb
4. T. Jackson
W. M. Lamar
E. Passmors
Hugh Spann
Mom. Walding
W. L. Watkins
WS. Wilson
Capp
Mrvrey Harrison
Ruth Neill
Harmon Sinkes
Myre
Reeve Ramsey
Helen Smith Carter
E. E. Hammond
Mise
Ida Carolyn Hammond
Columbia
BIU
The
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
Monda
A. Mariz
Enterprise
Melbaddieson
Gadsden
Ottis Fassett
Jane Wyams
Lars
Heath
James
Fassett
Ray
Student Activity Officers Elected At Council Meet
Hart ford Special Mr M W Merritt principal of Geneva County High School announced the election of the Student Activity Association officers for the current year Rudel Adkinson president Tarlene Mercer vice president Jackie Adkinson secretary treasurer Students include class presidents Officers were chosen at a special meeting replacing the Student Council Cheerleaders for 1950 football games elected Raymond Burton Sarah Margaret Hughes Christine Harrisom Sar Jean Jerkins Willa Fulford Sarah King and Mary Ann Gillis Also noted Victor Hugo wrote with a servant removing his clothes to force restraint from leaving his work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
M. W. Merritt
Geneva County High School
Rudel Adkinson
Tarlene Mercer
Jackie Adkinson
SAA
Coun
Cil
Raymond Burton
Sarah Margaret Hughes
Christine Har Risom
Sar Jean Jerkins
Willa Fulford
Sarah King
Mary Ann Gillis
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs DeJarnette
Enterprise society notes record a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. Henry DeJarnette at her mother Mrs. B J E Thrower's home. Eight players sat among Jo aes and Fall flowers. prizes went to Mrs. Baker Lee Mrs. Wilbur Warren and Mrs. G B Huey. A naiad course with iced drinks followed for several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Henry DeJarnette Whilhoatess
B. J. E. Thrower
Baker Lee
Wilbur Warren
G. B. Huey
Mercer Ellis
M. R
Couple Weds at Quiet Home Ceremony in Denton Street
Dr Meary A Parker presided at the wedding of Jo Annie Me Sammons Hayes at his Denton street home on September 23. Attended by close family, the bride wore dark green crepe with brown accessories and white carnation accents. After a brief Florida trip, the couple will reside at 204 W Washington St. An afternoon party celebrated Carol Smiths fourth birthday with outdoor games and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimmon Lee Sammons
Jo Annie
Billy Gene Hayes
Alte Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Meary A. Parker
Denton Street
Aery Kee
Emory Moody, Jr
Joseph Hayes
Florida
Mrs. Hayes
W. Washington Street
Horace Smith
Slocomb
Carol
Peggy Dean
Bobbie
Strander
Lue Smith
Phyllis Marsh
Deane
Faye
Bobbie Strider
Sue Smith
Roo Inie Sorrells
Rickey
Carol Smith
J. H. Dean
WMS Holds Prayer Session At Blakely Church
In Blakely Baptist Church the WMS led a session for state missions using the booklet Pray Ye by Frances L. Tyler. A sketch of Praying Hands by Mrs C E Adams of Atlanta was shown. Fifty members attended as WMA plans Promotion Sunday and a lunch at the new educational building.
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W.M.A
Mrs John D Pace Honored At Shower
Mrs John D Pace formerly Miss Wayne King was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted at Miss Marage Whitman White and green decor greeted guests. In the receiving line were Miss Maragem White alan the honoree Mrs ETIE King and others. About 50 guests called from 6 to p.m. with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba
John D. Pace
Wayne King
Warren Merrill
Ant Dunaway
Pitt Rport
Gennette Fleming
Marthe Vaughan
John L. Green
Vicksburg Parent-Teacher Association Announces Meeting
The Vicksburg Parent-Teacher Association will hold a business meeting at 7:30 PM Tuesday in the school auditorium. School patrons urged to attend as part of the club activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Parent - Teacher Association
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TORAY
Henry Burton
Calvin Coolidge
Louis Moore Witliamnan
James Deen, Jr
H. C. Hutchings Jr
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic
H.C. Hutchings
Panama City
Fla
Phills Autchison
Hellin Rowland
Gladys Rowland
Talmadge Wynn Ang
Marlon
Gainesville, Ga
Mariette Whitfield
Lacey Wood Sucox
Ashford
Palip Cantrell
Pothan
WM. Hardwick
University of Alw
Dothan
Elaga
APE
Miseex
Pat Hutchings
Kathlee Nacker
Jane Olive Chaiker
Foyer Moff
Betty Keith
Marion Bridges
Derephine Beat
Mary Matone
Rudolph Sellers
Aile*Eleine
Howphal
Sellers
Rebecca Flemminu
Tny Sellers
Gothan
Geraldine
Bride
Mrs. Hornsby
Geneva
Friendship Training Union
Lake Geneva
Mia
Bea Adair
Jacqueline Adair
Ron Torbin
Helen Justice
Juanita Morris
Christine Roland
Sue McDongald
Lews Smith
Sue Farina
Nadine Chandler
Jane Nichols
Ranktin Ward
Frank Weeks
Sonny Hendrix
Harlon McWaters
Filen Crayford
Bob Holmes
Young Selters
Shirley Dykame
Decatur
Als
Thomoas Atkeson
Sesame Study Club
Wire. A. A. Middleton
Montezuma Ave
Christopher Latham Shole
Carlos Glidden
Samuel W .Soule
Milwaukee, Wik
George Westinghouse
Calvin Milner
Mina Lucille Sanders
W. A. Sanders
Route Four
Miler
Curtis Memorial Methodist Church
Lloyd Seaborn
W. F. Grimmer
Victor Togo
Fem Désinds Sond
Bon Lang
Heard
Mueschanvent
Peiifiels
Lees
Harden’s
Bridge Club
WMS
Memphis
Tenn
Tabby
Thomas Bishop
Tri-State Supply Co
Bell
Pele
Senoo Sup General Merchandise
Cherry
Geo. Cramer Bily Mullen
Cnntration Club
C. W. Bers
Fats
J.T Steele
Jb. Houston Newton
Floyd Ward
PTA
Bauman
Gealer
Harden
Ani
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