Coming Events This Week In Millville And Panama City
Today Rotary luncheon at Cove hotel at noon. High school Glee club and Band concert in the high school gymnas ium at 8 p m Archdeacon W S Lowery discusses ministerial duties with St Andrews Episcopal Church members at 7 30 p m Saturday Millville Methodist Young People depart church at 7 30 p m for a church picnic Sunday local church services include a Bay High School auditorium baccalaureate at 8 p m Monday St Andrews Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary meets at Mrs Henry Page's home at 3 pm. A towel shower benefits the Baptist orphanage at First Baptist Church 2 30 p m The Millville Methodist Woman's Missionary Society meets at the church 3 pm Panama City Methodist Woman's Missionary Society convenes at the church annex 3 pm Tuesday Panama City Garden Club holds year end luncheon at the Dixie Sherman hotel at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Cove Hotel
Archdeacon W. S. Lowery
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Henry Page
Baptist Orphanage
First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Millville Methodist Church
Panama, City
Panama ‘City Garden Club
Dixie- Sherman Hotel
Band and Glee Club Musical Tonight at High School Gym
Bay county high school presents a concert at 8 p m in the gym under Directors Orin C Whitley and Mrs Joseph Blackshear to close the year Admission 10 cents large program lists band numbers including Bach Verdi and Tannhauser plus glee club and vocal solos with Mary Nell Scott Helen Blackburn Woodrow Callaway and others bonus piano duet and clarinet quartet among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay County
Orin C. Whitley
Joseph Blackshear
Verdi
Barcarolle
Tales of Hoffman
Charles Philips
Glee Club
Helen Blackburn
Solovist
Ole Gray Robs
Mary Carolyn Coon
Mary Nell Scott
Deep Purple
Evelyn Demetros
Patty Cooper
Warren Fouracker
Pilgrim
Tannhaus
Great Creator
Rossini
Stephens
Merry Life
Woodrow Callaway
Little Sir Echo
Joe Grimsley
Mery Frank Grimley
Emmett Harrison
Doris Carleton
James Nixon
J. Slebelius
Episcopal Auxiliary Meeting Monday In Honor Of Mrs Carleton
Members of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrews Episcopal Church will meet Monday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs Henry Page for a farewell party honoring Mrs Russell Carleton who leaves for her new home in South Florida. Officers hope for full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Henry Page
Russell Carleton
South
Florida
Association
Melody Band Members Receive Certificates During Program
The Federal Music Project Melody Band directed by Mrs. Hettie Swift gave a concert of Stephen Foster songs at Panama City Grammar School. A parade along Harrison Avenue preceded the program and certificates of graduation were awarded to Wesley Brannon Donald McDaniel Harold Conrad Aundoris Howell Clotile Covington LatTelle Grantham Sarah Williams Dayton Logue Wanda Cox Bennye June Raffield Beulah Chatwood Thelma Cooper Verlon Owens Carl Collins Stanley Holmes Frances Mosley and Mary Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Music Project
Melody Band
Hettie Swift
Stephen Foster
Panama City Grammar School
Harrison Avenue
Ole Black Joe
Susanna
Grammar School
Wesley Brannon
Donald McDaniel
Harold Conrad
Aundoris Howell
Clotile Covington
LatTelle Grantham
Sarah Williams
Dayton Logue
Wanda Cox
Bennye June Raffield
Beulah Chatwood
Thelma Cooper
Verlon Owens
Carl Collins
Stanley Holmes
Frances Mosley
Mary Ellis
Mrs James Turner Hosts Miss Moeller Birthday Party
Mrs James Turner entertained Wednesday afternoon for Miss Madelyn Moeller a 1939 Bay County High School graduate. Guests enjoyed flowers in blue and gold, corsages, games and prizes with Eloise Ellis Louise Clark Nell Smith winning top prizes. A salad course and iced drink followed, with assistance from Mrs C H Moeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Madelyn Moeller
Bay County High School
Louise Clark
Nell Smith
Turner
C. H. Moeller
Miss Moeller
Jean Thompson
Margaret Nixon
Geraldine Hollis
Carolyn Cooper
Ruth Everett
Marjorie Fisher
Eloise Ellis
Lucille Clark
Annie Laurie Moseley
Gladys Hobbs
Philathea Class Entertained at First Baptist Church
The May meeting of the Philathea class at First Baptist met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ira A. Hutchison’s home with Mrs. E. A. Barrett presiding. Prayers, devotional, and a vocal solo by Mrs. J. E. Bell marked the program. The class voted to meet on Thursdays during the summer and concluded with a lawn picnic for listed members on Mrs. Hutchison’s front lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Ira A. Hutchison
E. A. Barrett
J. H. Fussell
W. O. Byrd
J. E. Bell
Rae Breele
W. Q. Byrd
C. T. Ashmore
E. J. Burgin
R. E. Overall
R. L. Haire
BE. P. White
T. L. Cowser
J. EB. Snead
Personal guests and visits fill Panama City social scene
Miss Pauline Bevis of Marianna returns home from visiting Mrs. Ray Southerland with nephew Steve Southerland. Rev. C. M. Ellisor of Eclectic and Mrs. Ellisor visit Mrs. Ellisor’s mother Mrs. Walter Hobbs. Mrs. Annie B. Sale returns from Chipley. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. W. C. Lockey stay at Mrs. Lockey’s cottage in St Andrews. Jimmie Swift, ex local, arrives from Washington for several weeks. Mrs. A. C. Pfeiffer and Mrs. Earl Bland visit in Panama City with Mr. and Mrs. Lane. Mrs. J. S. Yarbrough returns to Pensacola. The Johnsons and D. Ellington of Corey Field to spend weekend with the Southerlands. Mrs. Drummond, visiting St Andrews, departs to New York on business, plans to move to California after summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Bevis
Marianna
Ray Southerland
Steve Southerland
W. C. Lockey
Mrs. Morrison
Chipley
Mrs. Lockey
St. Andrews
A. C. Pfeiffer
Earl Bland
Pensacola
Panama City
Pfeiffer
Thorne Lane
J. 8. Yarbrough
Lane
H. F. Johnson
D. Ellington
Corey Field
N. Southerland
Herbert Drummond
J. H. Drummond
New York City
Worthy Grand Matron of Florida honored at banquet
Donna J. Hainline of Pensacola, Worthy Grand Matron of the Eastern Star of Florida, attended a Dixie Sherman hotel banquet before initiation services and inspection of the local chapter. Guests included Panama City officials, Gulf Chapter members, and visitors from Milwaukee. A postbanquet program in the Masonic hall featured dancing and music by local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna J. Hainline
Pensacola
Eastern Star of Florida
Nonot Gues
Dixie-Sherman Hotel
Masoniall
Effie Jones
Panama City
C. P. Russ
Jones
Donna Hainline
Lillian Kilpatrick
Worthy
Florida
Effie White
Gulf
Port St. Joe
Jennie Poston
Parker
Jessie Shriver
Belle Harmon
Lola Harris
Milwaukee
Wis
Jan Morgan
Louise Davidson
Martha Jane McAnulty
Mueller Dancing School
Mueller
Eastern Star Service Features Duet and Initiation
McAnulty and John McAnulty sang a duet "Little Sir Echo" as Donna J. Hainine Worthy Grand Matron was escorted to the East by a guard of honor. Vocal numbers by Mrs. Fringer and Mrs. Pomeroy were enjoyed. Evelyn McKnight Masters was Initiated into the Eastern Star. Joyce Grantham of Parker has been dismissed to her home from Lisenby hospital after a stay as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Grantham
Parker
Lisenby Hospital
Hawkins Family Notice From Panama City Hospital
Sue Hawkins daughter of Col and Mrs M B Hawkins of Old Orchard is a patient at Panama City hospital. Mrs J L Deal and infant son were dismissed to their home from the Panama City hospital. Miss Myrtice Shinholster of Bay Harbor has been dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Hawkins
M. B. Hawkins
Old Orchard
Panama City Hospital
J. L. Deal
Myrtice Shinholster
Bay Harbor
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Young People's Department
Loral
Bay High School
Episcopal Auxiliary
Robert J. Love
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Vernon and
Irene Castle
John Garfield
Dead End
Jackie Cooner
Panama
Max Terhune
Joslin
Hutchison
C. M. Ellisor
Eclectic, Ala
Mr. Ellisor
Walter Hobbs
Annie B. Sale
Jimmie Swift
Washington, D. C
Sunny State
Eer Ae Amy
Barq's Root Beer Bottling CO
VREE
A & P Food Stores
Archie’s
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
The
Tallahassee
St. Andrews Bay Transportation Company
Marie Bldg
Coleman & Still’s
Bussett
Town
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