The Great Adventure and Local Meeting Notices
The piece blends poetry by Lydia Kingsway with local notices. Southside P.T.A. plans a Wednesday meeting at the school at 3 o clock. Mr and Mrs Dannelly Newton and son return from Florida. Dothan Chapter No 76 Order of Eastern Star holds a stated meeting at the Masonic temple Thursday at 7 30. members and visitors urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannelly Newton and Son
Florida
Dothan Chapter No. 76
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Easter Commandery Program at Columbia and Local Clubs
Dothan Commandery No 25 Knights Templar will present an Easter program in Columbia Sunday afternoon starting at 3 30 oclock in full uniform. The program includes processional hymns invocations prayers announcements music a sermon by Rev W B Clemsona and benediction. The City Choral Club directed by Augusta O Holloway will give a program at First Baptist Church Negro Friday night at 8 oclock. The New Century Club met at Mrs T W Palmer's on North Foster. Mrs Annie Laure Harmon presided. delegate elected for Jasper state convention April 18 19 20. Other items include Good Friday services at Episcopal Church and lenton services postponed for the Friday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Knights Templar
Columbia
City Choral Club
Augusta O. Holloway
First Baptist Church
Annie Laure Harmon
E. F. Moody
Jasper
Wilton Sturgis
A. T. Marchman
W. S. Wilson
Palmer
C. C. Bennett
W. £. Bell
S. M. Bentley
Gipsey Boozer
Henry Flowers
J. J. Flowers
KR. L. Gaines
A. L. Harmon
Mrs Fox Jordan Hosts Card Club Tea At Home South Oates
Mrs Fox Jordan entertained a bridge party Tuesday afternoon at her South Oates Street home with roses and spring flowers. Prizes went to Mrs Amog Tindall for high score and Mrs E W Parris for guest award. Dora Rollins assisted with hosting and serving the guests listed. The event followed by a separate Business and Professional Women meeting at the Houston hotel planning a May convention in Dathan and announcing committees. A charity screening of Breach of Promise was arranged for April 16–18 at the Alabama theater. Also noted is a Lafayette Church Missionary Societies bazaar Friday at a North Foster Street store to raise funds for the church with cakes, candies, sandwiches, and hand-work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Oates Street
Fred Barrow
Therman Robertson
Bruce Page
M. L. Driver
Morris Garner
H. G. Ennis
Robert Brown
J. S. Davis
Lola B. Yarbrough
M. T. Holmes
Maryle Harrison
EE. W. Parrish
John Davis
Joe Rollins
Houston Hotel
Dathan
Benquet
Alice Eliiot
Jewel Thrasher
Wilhelmine Schad
Lilla Story
Mary Crawford
Dorothy Jensinger
Elma Zaexter
Ruth Ballard
Claudie Peel
Panama
Katherine Smith
Flossie Gamble
Sue ‘Young
Lennla Rea Holland
Maude Baughman
Judith Clingo
Ed Parks
W. G. Pruett
Independent Women
Independent Woman
National Organization of Business Women
Alabama
Brunice Burkett
Elma Baxter
Bessie Casey
Alice Elliot
Dorothy Enfinger
Lennie Floyd
Gladys Holland
Lennie Ree Holland
Lucille Winis
LaFayette Street Methodist Missionary Societies
North Foster Street
Dothan Harmony Club
Ozark Music Club
Troy Lewis
O. M. Hill
J. W. Grant
S. A. Jeter
Ozark
Will Flowers
Pat Poyner
Alabama Civitan Oratorical Contest Plans Completed
Final plans for the Alabama Civitan Oratorical contest at State Teachers College Florence are set for April. At least 15 students are expected to compete as judging comes from three Civitanless counties. A $100 first prize and a $50 Forney Osburn scholarship fund the finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ala
State Teachers College
Civitans
H. J. Willingham
Alabama
Forney Osburn
Tuscaloosa
Road Show at Auditorium Again Tonight
After a two year gap in Dothan city auditor ium road shows Models in Cellophane is booked for tomorrow night. The youth pageant blends comedy music and jokes with new dances costumes and songs by Cellophane Syncopaters radio orchestra. It features Cellophane scenery and bright lighting suited to local theatergoers seeking lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Mother's Round Table entertains at Mrs Saunders home
Mrs Cora Saunders hosted the Mother's Round Table at her South Pettus Street residence Tuesday afternoon. The rooms held spring garden flowers including miles roses and pansies. Miss Frances Turfter spoke on Girls of the Teen Age, with music and readings featuring Liscy de Bal violin solo, Country Gardens piano, and Smiling Through vocal. Members listed include Mrs W B Thomas Mrs J D Ayres Mrs Miller Gullatt Mrs Clyde Coe Mrs Jay Dinkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Saunders
Mother’s Round Table Club
South Pettus Street
Frances Turfter
Liscy de Bal
Gilbert
Eleanor Mullins
Elizabeth Yarbrough
Berlin Dance Critics Severe See Brooklin Girl Dance
Chama Kubert of Brooklyn has come to Berlin to perform before critics regarded as among the severest in the world. She notes Berlin audiences are outspoken and expects to remain several months giving programs in German cities before returning to America. The piece also mentions a Lafayette Street Sunday School Easter egg hunt and other brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Chama Kubert
Brooklyn
N. Y
Critica
American Women's Club of
Miss Kubert
America
Mary Wigman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydia Kingsway
Southside P.T. A
C. E
FoRnance
Protec
Surance
Gaines
JONES
Dothan Knights Templar
W. B. Clemmona
Geneva Presbyterian
Mrs. Palmer
NEW Century Club
The
Episcopal Church
Clement Ritter
First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Strickland
Montgomery
Herbert Galloway
W. R. Ussery
West Main Street
Mrs. Fox Jordan
Card Club
Lafayette Church Missionary Societies
Alabama Civitan
W. A. Kitchen
Inset
Kitchen
Harvey Aaronson
Mothers Round Table Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Cornell University
Lake OF the Woods
Minn
Brooklin Girl
Lafayette Street
LaFayette Street Methodist Church
Portugal
Lisbon
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Oscar Carmona
C. E. Hornsby
Whit King
Donnelly Newton
Harmony Club
T. E. Buntin
Tommie
Rondons
Hess
Cardui
Enaa
Eesmaiegel
Tim Moore
Fun Mamie Horn
Jean & Jerry
Pettent Muita
Mnettor
Pete Bart
Rotehte Kseon
Tellthey Id
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