Showers Given For Mrs. Griffin
Mrs Billy Lynn and Mrs Mary Alice Gant hosted a stork shower at the home of Mrs James Hardy for Mrs Arnold Griffin. Mrs James Thrower and Mrs James Hardy organized games and contests with prizes awarded to several guests including Mrs Bil Griffin and Mrs JH Kirkland. Other attendees listed include Mrs Sonn Morris and a number of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lynn
Mmne
Mary Alice Gant
James Hardy
Arnold Griffin
James Thrower
Bil Griffin
JH. Kirkland
Eugene Th Miley
Roy Sprigner
Mra Griffin
Sonn Morris
Odel Amerson
Wirt Bo Canley
Don Canley
Charles Cain
WH. Cain
Lathees Smith
Jack Adams
Esvol) Johnson
Freddie Lane
Barbara Dickerson Birthday Celebration At Home
Barbara Dickerson celebrated her Lith Birthday with a Thursday party at her home 507 East Lafayette Street. Hostess Wiley Dickerson led a gathering of Barbara’s friends with assistance from Mrs Alton Shaw and Mrs W E Strickland. Guests included David Gerald Williams, Billie Wayne Hayes, Marilyn Mickerson, Peggy Hoffman, Joan Woods, Carolyn Eiley, Patricia Hicks, Judy Parrish, and others in a warm, social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Dickerson
Lyter
Wiley Dicktron
Mra Dickerson
East Lafayette Street
Roup
Alton Shaw
W E Strickland
David Gerald ‘Williams
Bille Wayne Hayes
Marilyn Mickerson
Peggy Hoffman
Ann Holf
Joan Woods
Glantapha
Ienogene Maney
Carolyn Eiley
Carel Ann Carr
Mary Tom Peterman
Leah Rea Rabn
Mary Ann Chalke
Joan Garris
Ann Thomley
Mary Jean Harden
Patricia Hicks
Jeanette
Judy Parrish
and Harty
Harvey Patri
Rehobeth High Elects Cheerleaders for the Year
Students at Rehobeth High School have elected this year’s cheerleaders: Virginia Redmond, Jean Parker, Ide Fav Yoon, Norma Karkland, Ja Smith, Jean Cook, Melba Joiner, and Wauthena Markham. Faculty advisors are Mary Holme and Ola Jeroigan Redmond. Parker and Markham are in their second year as cheerleaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehobeth High School
Virginia Red Mond
Jean Parker
Ide Fav Yoon
Norma Karkland
Ja Smith
Jean Cook
Melba Joiner
Wauthena Markham
Mus
Mary Holme
Ola Jeroigan
Redmond
Mixa Parker
Miss Markham
Rehobeth
Highland Teachers Feted At Team Covington Home
Thirteen teachers at Highland Elementary School and Mrs. Le erie Penn supervised by uc h yphoo] mute and Miss [huth Sumner were honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. W. F. Covington and others on Greece street. Guests were invited to the drawing and dining rooms where pink and rose decorations, silverware, and floral groups created a celebratory atmosphere. Honor guests and helpers included numerous named ladies and Misses Emma Thompson Neida Camp and Madge Page among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higland Elementary
Leerie Penn
Uc H Yphoo
Huth Sumner
W. F. Covington
Buley Mulien
Graham Carson
Covington
Qreec'a
Grong
Alfred Frasier
Edward Harmon
Edward Harmon Preshed. Other Table Appointments Were al Soin
Fea
George Crammer
Jefferson
Hudson
Mageeling Spann
John Flowers
Mise
Emimie Thompson
Neida Camp
Francis Woods
Joe Baxter
George Grupo
Misa Bertha Home
WSCS Meeting Highlights Donalsonville Activities
In Donalsonville special WSCS session Mrs Earle Moseley announced study of Life In The Near East next month. Garland Lane promotion secretary described September activities while Mrs LE Pierce displayed posters on the Declaration of Human Rights. Mr Pierce reported aid to speedy persons. The program covered health themes with Mrs Pierce leading and Mrs Julian Webb discussing What Is Health. Earle Moseley spoke on Its Prevention Control and Treatment. Class notice mentions Eurekan Sunday Rebekah class speaker Mae Weege with talk What is Christian Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Nations
Pierce
Julian Webb
Earle Moseley
Mae Weege
Eurekan
Werke
Covered-Dish Supper Sparks Aratheans Class Officers
Members of the Arathean Sun class of the First Baptist Church hosted a covered-dish supper at Mrs. W. T. Burkett’s home. Mrs. C. T. Barnes gave the devotional and new officers were installed by Mrs. H. V. Richey with Mr. J. Wilker as president and several vice presidents and chairpersons named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun.Hay School
W. T. Burkett
C. T. Barnes
J. W. Deioey
Ht. V. Richey
J. Wilker
JR. Sellers
J. M.watson
Carl Selters
Zada Tramick
J. E. Giglar
D Mf. Gardner
W. Wilkes
AL Pae Menn Riches
J. Bruton
A. Patterson
J. W. Delaney
Herman Hadden
Pearl Myers
Hartford
WMS
Hartford Baptist Church
Tom Tindel
J.P. Kennedy
Henry Guilford
Grady Hughes
Hen Guilford
Tom Tindell
J PL Kennedy
Mrs Owens Hostess To Hebrew Auxiliary
Mrs Owens and Mrs Lori Alday hosted the Matte Shelby Auxiliary of Hebrew Church at Owens home. The group studied Luke and discussed The Marks of A Good Steward. Talks on Stewards of Time Talent and Possessions given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Ridehooter
Mat
Shelby
Reuben Parker
Andrew Jones
Freewill Aptict
Birth of Dorothy Eimae Hicks at xeal hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hicks announce the birth of a daughter named Dorothy Eimae on September 22. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WP. Merritt of Parson and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hicks of Ascred route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hicks
Dorothy Eimae
Xeal Hospite
WP. Merritt
Parson
Rufus Hicks
Ascred
Mrs Leslie Smart To Entertain Class At Saturday Meeting
Members of the Onyx Smart Sunday School class at the First Methodist Church are invited to meet for informal fellowship Saturday at 3:30 pm at the home of teacher Mrs Leslie Smart 483 S Oates. Incoming class officers to be introduced by Mrs Smart include Brock Bliss Davis Jr Secretary Ekron treasurer. retiring officers Turner Gamble Brooks Spann Byrd to be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onyx Smart
Methodist
Leslie Smart
S. Oates Street
Clase
Smart
W. 3. Brock
J. F. Bliss
Dupree Davis
Ekron
R. L. Turner
Paul Gamble
W. S. Brooks
Raymond Spann
R. O. Byrd
George Keran
Frank Chaney
Thelma Baxley YWA Officers Announced
The Thelma Baxley YWA meeting at Mrs G H Caraway's home announced officers for the year. Jean Collinge was named president with Gwendolyn Searcy as vice president and Faye Reeves secretary. Betty Hicks was treasurer and Ruth Bass chaired Mission. Other posts included Ariene Marty white cross chair, Bobby Calhoun scholar chair, Matie Marshall program chair, Rhunell Mc Cord mission study chair, Walden contact, Geraltine Carlie publicity, Miriam White, Betty Peterman, Victoria Stenson, and Christan Adams. Agreed members included Neil Ros Ethridge Merilyn Pate Frances Hammack. Mrs Dewatt Riley became counsellor. appreciation extended to Mrs G H Caraway for leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Baxley
GH Caraway
Thelma Batley
Jean Collinge
Gwendolyn Searcy
Faye Reeves
Betty Hicks
Menardsh.p
Ruth Bass
Community — Mission Charman Ariene Marty
G H Caraway
Mrs Austin Hosts Daughter Patsy Birthday Party
Hartford special describes Mrs Jack Austin hosting a blue jeans birthday party for Patsy on Saturday from six to eight p.m. Attendees include Reba Burch Gayle Campbell and many others. gifts and games featured. grandparents Mrs Max Lee and Mr Frank Harnsby present. Also notes Mrs Bob McLeod named recording secretary at Wana Liddell Circle and Catholic Woman's Club meets at St Columba Church.
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Hartford
Jack Austin
Patsy
Reba Burch
Gayle Campbell
Joma — Chaney
Mry Frank Bradshaw
Delores Martin
Dorothy Hask
Geraldine Childs
Gi tia_Glemona
Polly Anne Justice
Aneline Woodham
Patricia Borland
Jane Austin
Carol Austin
Sharon Collins
George Guilford
Bob McCorrmck
James Blocker
Bil King Sue Austin
Steve Lee
Frank Harnsby
Max Lee
Preent
Ene
Donalsonville
Bob McLeod
Wana Liddell
Fred Qibbons
Robert Miller
Miller
Dondkinfer
John
Cubs Of Pack Three Merit Awards At Den Meeting
Pack Three held a ceremony at 116 Osceola Street honoring Cubs with merit awards. About 100 Cubs and leaders gathered around a campfire, with Den Five winning the attendance banner. Awards included Service Stars Bear Arrows Silver Arrows and Merit Badges for several dens led by respective mothers and den leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Thomas
Osceola Street
den Five
M. Rice
Den
den One
Thurman Robertson
den Mo'her
Johony Peacock
J. Allen Smith
den Mather
Gerald Dowling
Reere Cope
Fred Martin
Rawlins McKinney
James Faulk
Allen Smuth
Chester Parham
Robert Glenn Sherret
Yardy Ansdress
Ed Malone
Marbury Spann
Geld Arrow
Robert Gren Sherrer
Therméy — Rabesson
Johnny Peacock
Wayne Sanders
Yar Andress
David Harvard
Silver Arrow
Wayne Sander
Yardy Andress
Marbury Spaon
Ben McLoughlin
Tim Harrison
Fred Bes
Billie Wehner
Denner
Stripe
Rawlins
Mer Kinner
Insulin from Livestock Prompts Utah Sagebrush Reseeding
A report notes that producing insulin from 1300 cattle and 7300 swine would be necessary to yield one ounce, prompting discussion that vast Utah sagebrush areas could be reseeded to support future agricultural needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Pleasant Church Plans Dedication For Weekly Services
Pleasant Church in northeast Fald Napier will dedicate weekly services with an all day program led by Rev. R. O. Guest who becomes full time pastor. Activities begin 6:30 a.m. with Sunday School, sermon at 11, lunch at 1, singing at 1:43, Charles Landers of Ozark to speak at 1:30, Mocking Bird fete, and church roll call at 6:15 p.m. A farewell fete by J. L. Vaughe and Dasha ends the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nak i Eatin Baptist ‘Church
Lad Northeast
Napier
Charles Landers
Ozark
J. L. Vaughe
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Team Covington
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Cheisga Station
New York
Falteran
Mrs. Owens
Hartford Society
Woman's Club
Blakely
Blakely Woman's Club
HL Michael
Relinson
Michael
Tencheon Rammattess
T. B. Freer
Edward Sealy
B Wynne
Oscar Whitefard
Mra. S. Envett
YWA
Catholic Woman's Club
St Cohumba Church Wall
George Vance
West Main Street
A. D. Zuinde
Sam Zbinden
Carnttereville
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
Grubb Coal CO
Mig
Hizbwar Dial
Eeping Supplies
Jones” Office Supply C Co
Cubs
Tel Aviv
Israel
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EAL
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Thur
Harden
Menne
Donald Franko
Defance
Ohio
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Seoul
Marine
NEA
Elie T. Saliba
MA Pleasant
Vandy
Samly S
Dothan
Music Supply
Barket
Frank Weber
Paul Lane
Alabama Banking CO
Foater
Barney's Army Store
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