Book Review Club Meets For Program We Took To The Woods
Members of the Book Review Club gathered Wednesday in the Min W T Burkett room to hear Mrs Clyde Smith review Louise Dickinson Richs We Took To The Woods. Attending were Mrs Paul Allen Mrs C Bennett Mrs M OB Davie Mrs John Flowers Mrs J Knight Mrs O Lewis Mrs G R Madson Mrs Lawrence Oukhy and Mrs E N Passmore with guests Mrs Sam Reeves and Mrs Norman McLesh assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwd
W T Burkett
Clyde Smith
Louise Dickinson Rich
Paul Allen
C. Co. Bennett
M OB Davie
John Flowers
J. Knight
O. Lewis
G. R Madson
Lawrence Oukhy
E N. Passmore
Sam Reeves
Norman McLesh
Miss Cook Speaks At Fine Arts Club
Mrs Mary Jo Cook was principal speaker at the Fine Arts Club meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs J J Astleford on Woodland Drive. She presented the Maxwell Anderson play The Candle and the Wind. The gathering closed with a social hour and light refreshments provided by the hostess. members present included Mrs Herman Blumberg, Mrs Perry Calhoun, Mrs Jax Dowling, Mrs Felton Goodsyn, Mrs J P Shenly, Mrs Sam Blumberg, Mrs Jim Wilson, and Mrs Lee Shugerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Cook
Fine Arts Club
J. J Astleford
Woodland Drive
Church Plans For Easter Program
A series of daily services at First Baptist church Marian na continues with a baptismal service in the morning and a candlelight and communion service in the evening. Rev Harry Latcht pastor leads with Rev Homer G Sandsay of Jacksonville conducting daily at 1000 am and 745 pm. Music is provided by a volunteer choir and a trio from Marianna Army Air Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Harry Latch
Homer G. Sandsay
Jacksonville
Florida
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Marianna Army Air Field
Leichty
Business And Professional Women Sponsor Health Program
The Dothan Business and Professional Women chapter adopts the warning guard your health as a community asset aiming to protect health during wartime. Dr Hershey notes manpower must rise in industry and farms, with every worker using health to support the war effort and avoid preventable illnesses and accidents. The federation plans broad outreach to educate thousands of women nationwide on maintaining health amid wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pibie Health Service
da ‘Toon
Edythe Hernhey
Helena
Montana
National Fedeation of Business and Professional Women's Club
Mims Ethel ‘Walden
Dothan
Federation
New York City
Hershey
Pears Harbor
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mrs Allen Gives Program At Club Meeting
Mrs Paul Allen guest speaker at the Business and Professional Women's Club Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs H Pettus. Miss Ethel Walden presided over the business session before the program and a social hour followed with party plates served to members and guests including Mrs Paul Allen, Mr and Mrs W H Pettus, Miss Mary Young, Miss Jessie Greyer, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Islands
Caro
Mme Mytinger
Paul Allen
Business and Professional Women's Club
H. Pettus
Alice Elliotts
Ethel Walden
W. H Pettus
Mary Young
Jessie Gtreyer
Hate Gowen
Lilla Story
John Bell
Maude Baughman
Nan Coleman
Susie Young
Lennie Ree Holland
Annie Lou Strickland
Myrtle Fischer
Elma Baxter
Lucile Willis
Music Club Holds Election Meeting
Harmony club meeting on Thursday elected officials for coming year with Mra F M Gaines presiding. Officers named include president Mra W Wil won, second vice president Snelley Strickland, third vice president Mrs John Hubbard, treasurer Mrs Curtis Mavity, and party centarian Mrs F M Geines. San Jose guest Mra Melvia J Weyand presented a piano program including Bach, Mendelssohn, Wood, Gartian, and Beethoven, with Mrs I G Gonzales of Washington BC as accompanist.
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Efficra
Harmony Club
F M Gaines
W. Wilwon
Amos Jones
Snelley Strickland
John Hubbard
Curtis Mavity
F. M Geines
Mra Melivia J
Beethoven
Mra Wey
Mra I
G. Gonzales
Washington, BC
Peace Plans Studied At Circle Meeting
The Ada Mariey Circle of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Elba church on Monday for the third lesson in the mission study course Planning For Peace. The program opened with a song scripture reading and prayer. Reports were given by Mrs Cooper Crook and Dunaway, with a call to support Easter Sunrise services and a lesson on The Bases of an Everlasting Peace.
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Elba
Ada Mariey
Methodiat Woman's Society of Christian Service
W. R Crook
C P Roberts
L. P Morrow
R L Cooper
J A C Dunaway
Christan
Mra J M Rowe
Local Society News Notables Visit Family and Friends
Mrs W L Webb returned from Bufala to tend her ill sister Mrs J Green. Mr and Mrs Robert Weston and children Billy and Bobbie of Phoenix City visit Croggay with Mr and Mrs W M Hardwick. Mrs I C Bates and Mrs R W Beck returned to Dotran after a six day stay with Montgomery friends. Joseph Dean, son of Mr and Mrs J J Dean, left for Atlanta to report for US Army induction. Mrs Beulah Faulk will visit her home at 1505 W North St with relatives before going to Fort Sill. Liew Clark Rudder joined relatives in Atlanta for a visit before heading to Fort Sill. Sergeant Fuchad M P Rose of Savannah, formerly of Mafer Field, and Mrs Rose visit Mrs McRinn after a sojourn with friends. William Expy and Mrs T A K M-Fatter return from Atlanta. Captain and Miss Schwab of Fort Eustis arrive for several days with Mr and Mrs Wilson Sturges Jr. Captain Schwald left Deathan after years with a wide circle of friends. Mr and Mrs Peacock of Malvern, Ala with friends. Mr and Mrs Creel and children of Slocomb join Mrs Penny Peacock of Columbus Ga, Mrs Creel and Miss Fva Mar Hughes visit Mrs Morris Ford of St Malthewa on medical leave. Mrs Ford, recently treated in hospital, leaves for visits to Brantley and Troy. Mrs William R Rivers and son William Robert Jr of Moorestown, NJ arrive for several weeks with Mr and Mrs R M Grubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I C Bates
R W. Beck
Dotran
Montgomery
Joseph Dean
J J. Dean
Atlanta
US Army
War widows and wartime roles echo in spring fashion and home care
The piece surveys spring wardrobe trends with boxy tops, raglan sleeves, and coatdresses suited for year round wear. It urges practical beauty routines like shampoos and facials to combat fatigue. A wartime aside notes a wife's separation and brief reunion with her husband overseas, highlighting enduring domestic duties and waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostllen Callahanner
Leecoop
Sezac
Chester
Clear Eyes Are Mirror Of Your Vitality
Alicia Start outlines three rules of beauty: rest, relaxation, and right eating. The piece highlights Mrs Robert Bo Pirie of New York and Chicago as a social leader and USO official who emphasizes fitness. It stresses that taking care of yourself speeds up your daily pace and keeps health in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Start
NEA
Thers
Robert Bo Pirie
New York
Chicago
Loun
USO
Stowaway Bride Wins Envy Of Lonely Wives
Ruth pays tribute to a wartime love story as a stowaway bride crosses seas to reunite with her husband in a theater of opera and danger. The piece explores longing among wives awaiting wartime husbands and the moral echo of devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wee Fett
Ceran
Lone Man
Oman
Mian Mildred Marshall Visits City with Miss Mary Ben Carpenter
Mian Mildred Marshall of the Dale County FSA office is visiting the city along with Miss Mary Ben Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Mildred Marshall
Dale County
FSA
Mary Ben Carpenter
Birth Announcement for Baby Boy and Daughter in Maryland
Mr and Mrs Paul Barner announce the birth of son Marion to James Edward, grandparent. Mr and Mrs J W Farmer of Maryland City and Mr and Mrs R O Theme of Cuthan announce a baby girl Low Charts One, born April 12 at Lafayette Street 507.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Barner
Maron
James Edward
J W Farmer
Mdilend
Rob
Cuthan
A M Hayes
Lafayett Street
Attendance at East Alabama Presbyterial Auxiliary meet
Mrs W H Bennett returned from Opelika where she attended the 31st annual meeting of East Alabama Presbyterial Auxiliary. Mrs Eudlu Cook of Andalusia presided over the two day session with speakers including Mr William Belk of Pulaski Teno Mrs D H Edington of Moult Dr F L Fuske of Auburn Mrs Howe Turner of Montgomery Miss An nabel Reess of Montgomery Miss Charlotte Dunlap returned missionary from Chios and Miss Mamie Jean Cole Husk of Nashville Tennessee.
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Mra
W H Bennett
Opelika
East Alabame Presbyterial Auxilary
Eudlu Cook
Andalusis
William, Belk
Pulaski
Teno
D H Edington
Moult
F LL Fuske
Auburn
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Eaus
Barnett de Vito
Miss Cook
Fine Arts
Southside Granite Company Granite and Marble Monuments
Jack Kingly
Business and Professional
Music Club
Lydia E. Frokham
Pinkham
Roman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lebel
Auto Electric Company
Dothan Auto Parts CO
Motor Bearing & Supply CO
Circle Meeting
W. L. Webb
Bufavla
J. Green
Robert Weston
Billy and
Bobbie
Phenix City
Croggay
W. M Hardwick
Beulah Faulk
North Street
Clark Rudess
Robert Clark Jy
Relibies
Fort Sil Oklahoma
Liew Clark Rudder
Fuchad
Rose
Savannah Ga
Maper Field
William Expy
T AK
T Schwab
Fort Eusils
Severass
Wilran Sturges, Jr
Sechwald
Brefaritan Peacock
Malvern Ala
Sneay Miro
Dewey Creel
Slocombb
Penny Peacock
Columbus Ga
Mia Tor Creel
O ' Newian
Nell Smith
Mar Creel
Misa
Mar Hughes
Morris Ford
St Malthewa
Brantley
Troy
William R Rivers
William Robert, Jr
Moorestown
Centsro
Lord and Taylor
Sears
Forstmann
Alepps Olfullhoaeter
Ocean
Madison Win
Naval Training School
Tuxedo
Marvel
Harden
Blumberg
Southern Liquid Gas Co
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