Students and relatives tale across Alabama and New Orleans
The article notes a student from Ala rytechnié Institute visiting his mother Mrs. Proud and departing with companions for the beach. Randal Goldthwaite undergoes major surgery in New Orleans and convalesces with his parents in town. Wright of Slocomb leaves for Tuscaloosa to pursue an M A in physical education, while Momer Underwood travels to the University of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alarytechnié Institute
Ee Proud
I Beach
Steve, Roden
Jim Pace
Ript. Brown
Auburn
Tomor
Ga Randal. Goldthwaite
Ginderwent
New Orleans Hospital
J. R. Igoldthwaite
Dothan
V Mex
Wright
Slocomb
Iquidly
Tuscaloosa
University of ¢Alabama
Momer Underwood
University of
Miss Lassiter Weds Leland Estes Jr in Impressive Home Ceremony
Miss Anne Lynnette Lassiter and Leland Lloyd Estes Jr. married at the Lassiter home in Dothan with an improvised fern altar. The couple, both from prominent families, will reside in Boston while Estes studies at MIT after honeymoon trips to North Carolina Virginia and points in between.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lassiter
Leland L. Estes, Jr
Anne
Lynnette. Lassiter
Cecil
Hermann Lassiter
Leland
Lloyd Estes
L. L. Estes
Danville
Virginia
Parente
Bell Street
Federer
Joseph Dean
Meindelssohn
Cadman
Christine Cotter
Miss Cotter
Opening Session of Young Woman's Club Led by Mrs Stallings
The Young Woman's Study Club began its new year with an opening meeting at Mrs. W C Farmer's home. Mrs. J F Stallings spoke on The Gorgas Home at Tuscaloosa and the life of William C Gorgas, noting the home upkeep as a key federation project in Alabama. The session included a business part urging study of Burton Hull and Simpson Robertson bills and details of upcoming programs through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Study Club
New ‘Club
Charles Chapman
J. F. Stallings
Gorgas
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Curtis Adams
Myer Blumberg
Graham Carson
Quin Flowers
Harry Hall
LaBruce Hanahan
Whit Harris
Leon Harvard
Jefferson Hudson
W. D. Malone
P. B. McLaughlin
Fred
Mexico
Clyde Levern
Howard Qwens
Danford Baby Born in September to Mr and Mrs Frank Danford
Mrs Wynell Hodges Danford, formerly Wynell Hodges, gives birth to daughter Barbara Dianne on September 23 at a local hospital. Grandparents are R. L. Hodges of Cottonwood and G. W. Danford of Ashford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Bill) Shirey
Mary Alice
Shirey
Velma Lawrence
Three Sisters Host Route Two Party
Miss Eunice, Alice and Pearl of route two hosted a Friday evening gathering at their home with many friends. The guest list includes Betty Rae Helms J Gentry Earl Parker and numerous others, plus updates on Mrs Rubye Matheny Wright planning moves to Sacramento and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice
Alice and
Pearl
Route Two
Betty Rae Helms
J. Gentry
Eert Parker
Betty Lou Jackson
Chester Boswell
Thaxton Whiddon
Alice Ott
Ferm Sanders
Jeanette Wells
Elwin ‘Palmer
Leamon King
Betty Palmer
Willie McNeil
Glynn ‘Alley
Otti Johnson
Olivia Brankins
Sybil Boswell
Earl Halford
Vivian McElwin
Edward Gibson
Carthell Strickland
Willie Dean Stanford
Lex Reneau
Joe Brack _Parker
Eloise Cherry
Jethro Martin
Frances Cherry
Eron Simpler
Wayne Smith
Bonnie Howell
Frank Cobb
Lena Pitts
John Beasley
Kate Mendheim
Russ David
Betty Ann Beasley
Vera C. Douglas
Horace McCardle
Melba Brackis
Ted Knight
Albert Bra
Rubye
Matheny Wright
Sacramento
California
San Antonio
Texas
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Boston
Estes
Massachusetts Institute’ of Techanology
Spinsters Club
Dothan High School
Dothan Bank and Trust Company
Virginia ‘Military Institute
U.S. Army
H. H.hodges
Ozark
Sam McRae
Panama City
Jeff Davis
Young Woman’s Club
Prospectus
Jerome Spann
America
Berkeley
Leon Strickland
Tampa
S. J. Holman
Strickland
Irene Holman
Dothan Jewelry Company
Titan Lda
aSee Pol Arenp Tore A
CIA Heentls
Main St
Alee Arek
Moil
Fillac
Ideal Bakery
West Main St
Textron
Chenille
Mademoiselle
FLOOR
Blumberg
NAMCO
Blumberg’s Furniture Dept
Glass, Pt
B. Jar
The
Daintiet Dresc-Upe
Caean
Wes Majerty
Cueen Foro Dey
Meteo! Network
Slumberg
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