Singing School Highlights and Scout Meeting Update
A singing school gathered Sunday night with pianists Maxine Codham Imogene Woodham Mae Wright and Eugene Mims providing music. Special numbers included solos by Rev M L Baldwin Ruth Jean Preston and Echo Glee Club. Song leaders ranged from Coy Grimes to W J Baldwin. The program ended with a prayer by Rev M S Baldwin. Girl Scout Troop 21 will meet at 6:00 p m at Miss Barbara Kay Scheile home for a wiener roast and outdoor party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Codham
Imogene Woodham
Va Mae Wright
Eugene Mims
Theresa Chaney
Lex
Coy Grimes
Esse Farmer
Pascal Hardy
C. Skipper
Homer Woodham
Tindell
R. M. Knowles
Peg Waller
Othel Farmer
Willreight
Marvin Brackin
Lee Casdy
Bud Moseley
Wyatt Kirke
A. C. Davis
S. B. Smith
Uay Singleton
Eva Macright
W. J. Baldwin
M. S. Baldwin
Barbara Kay Scheile
Reading And English Clinic For Coffee County Teachers At Enterprise
Miss Pritchard of Tampa led a reading and English clinic for Coffee County teachers at Enterprise City School on Tuesday April 13. Grover Bowden helped arrange it with Birmingham host Garland Maddox assisting. Demonstrations used first and third graders for reading and sixth graders for English with about eighty five guests at a noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Pritchard
Tampa
Fla
Coffee County
Enterprise City School
Grover Bowden
Garland Maddox
Birmingham
Miss Pritchard
Florida
United States
Ruth Tomberlin
C. C. Peacock
Braxton Rowe
Tera Averette
Tom Brown
H. T. Grace
W. N. Richards
Community Concert Association
Nell Hagood
Patterson
Washington, D. C
Grace
Alabama
Lucille Loflin
Luncheon Honors Mrs Sewell on Sixty Fifth Birthday
Mrs Halley Sewell entertained a large group at her Pansey route one home to celebrate her sixty fifth birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Halley Sewell and many relatives and friends with children and multiple Sewell family households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley Sewell
Pansey
A. Z Sewell
Lonnie Sewell
Leon Sewell
Dove Sewell
Bill Love
Raymond Watkins
W. D. Watkins
Oscar Baxley
Ellis Moss
Eddie B. Chestnut
Lee Register
Warren Shivery
Homer Ray Tool
Betty Caraway
Frank Carter
Gene Baxley
Josh Starling
Mrs Avery Elected Leader of Business Women's Club
Mrs Wendell Avery was chosen president for the coming year at the regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club held at the Houston Memorial Library. Ruby Sherer was named vice president and a full slate of officers and committee members was announced including Mary Lou Windsor recording secretary Dorothy Enfinger auditor and Lennie Ree Holland nominating committee. The program featured Miss Ruby Sherer speaking on Women in Policy Making Posts and plans for the State convention in Birmingham May 21 23 were discussed. Present at the meeting were numerous members and trustees from the library including Mrs Thrasher and Miss Story who reported on library board activities and the club’s library fund donation. The Junior Music Club met at 2:00 pm Saturday at the Recreation Center with leader Mrs W C Smith and participants Patsy Martin Jo Ann Kirby June and Charlotte Givens Bettye June Smith. Mr and Mrs Ed Neville of Birmingham formerly of Dothan visited friends here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Wendell Avery
Ruby Sherer
Mary Lou Windsor
Marjorie Pullum
Willie Lewis
Dorothy Enfinger
Enfinger
Alice Lee Hilliard
Lennie Ree Holland
Houston Memorial Library
Lilla Story
Birmingham
Miss Story
Houston Memorial Library Board
Thrasher
Liacey Moseley
Annie Lou Strickland
J. D. Pilcher
Ethel Walden
Dorothy Emfinger
Jewel Thrasher
W. M. Lewis
Miriam Willis
Eva Posey
Lennie Ree Folland
Ruth Harris
Lewis Branscomb
Jessie Streyer
Lila Story
Maude Baughman
Thenie Johnson
Sunday School Lesson on Israel and American Destiny
WHAM K. GHROY argues that the Bible portrays Israel as a chosen nation with a universal mission and warns that Israel’s rise and downfall mirror America and Canada. He asks if Americans worship false gods through material prosperity and urges faithful devotion to God to avoid history’s errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wham K. Ghroy
PB. D
Abraham
Jerusalem
Israel
Judah
David
Solomon
United States
Canada
Amos
Concert Association At Marianna Plans Membership Drive
Marianna aims to launch a membership campaign April 19 led by Rev. M A DuRank president of the group at First Presbyterian church. The drive ends April 24 with memberships for another year unavailable. Three concerts by noted artists are planned for the next winter season following a successful first year. Officers include J W Kelly treasurer and Mrs Jack Cook assistant secretary, with a new secretary to replace Grace Wester who has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Marianna Community Concert Association
M. A. DuRant
First Presbyterian Church
DuRant
Association
J. W. Kelly
Jack Cook
Grace Wester
Pastor Talks Education Through Home Life at PTA Meeting
Rev. Charles Hildreth spoke on education through the home and family life at the Minnie T. Heard PTA April meeting. Mrs. Dewey Sellers presided, Jessie Holland reported the treasury, and Mrs. Inez Koenamen outlined next year’s lunchroom plans. New officers shown include Inez Koenamen president, Harry Cope vice president, Robert Harbour secretary, Emily Slocomb treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hildreth
Minnie T. Heard
Parent-Teacher Association
Dewey Sellers
Jessie Holland
John Weddle
Inez Koenamen
Clarence Bell
Harry Cope
Robert Harbour
Emily Slocomb
Claude Cotton
Marianna Cancer Drive Names Streetman Chair
Mrs. J. P. Streetman Jr is named chairman of Marianna annual cancer drive run by the Junior Woman's Club. County quota is 550 dollars with Bill Tindel leading the county. Streetman names co chairs and 17 additional members for the city drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
J. P. Streetman, Jr
Jackson County
Bill Tindel
Graceville
Joe Quick
Mye
Ted Gortemoller
Jeff Rhyne
Jack Conk
Ben Barnes
T. P. Culpepper
Linwood Grant, Jr
A. R. Frank
Dexter McCaskill
R. EF. Hamrick
A. J. Lewis, Jr
John Webb
Berwin Wiliams
F. W. Lewis
Mallory Sims
Streetman
Nuss Street
Rabbi to Discuss Great Sabbath at Temple Emanu-E
Rabbi Martin I Hineiii will deliver a sermon titled The Great Sabbath at 7 40 tonight at Temple Emanu E services. At sundown today the day known in Judaism as The Great Sabbath begins. The Passover commemoration begins at sundown Friday April 24, Rabbi Hinchin said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin I Hineiii
Temple Emanu-E
Hinchin
Local market touts "price conscious" chickens on eggs
In Harrisburg a market ad claimed fresh country eggs were sold at ST a dozen due to chickens described as "price conscious" at a time when other stores charged higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Relief Reported From Retonga For Severe Indigestion
Mrs. G. Leathers of 204 Crumley St Atlanta Ga mother of eight, suffering for years from indigestion and fatigue, credits Retonga with enabling a good night’s sleep and relief from stomach pain and weakness after trying laxatives and other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leathers
Aeclennean
Crumley St
Atlanta Ga
Sirs
Program On Charn And Poise Given For Sesame Club
A Sesame Club meeting featured a program on charm and poise with a speaker from the Verscuety De velopment group. Mrs Max Morris led an opening meditation on Happy Where the Lord Wante Us as members planned charitable contributions and a Mother’s Day gift for Ireland. An ice course followed the social hour. attendees listed include Mrs CW Bell Mrs E Blakey Mrs G W Blakey Mrs C J Caldwell Mrs B H Clark Mrs J W Cooke Mrs T J Creel Mrs ES Grimsley Mia Jesse Harwell Mrs A L Miller Mrs Max Morris Mrs W V Sullivan Buell Watford Mrs B F E Williams Mrs R J Pope and visitor Mrs Thurman Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miers
G. W. Wakes
Tos
Creel Wetrescay
Houston Memorial Library Fund
Ireland
CW. Bell
E. Blakey
G. W. Blakey
C. J. Caldwell
B. H. Clark
J. W. Cooke
T. J. Creel
ES. Grimsley
Mia
Jesse Harwell
A. L. Miller
Max Morris
W. V. Sullivan
More. Buell Watford
B. FE. Willame
R. J. Pope
Thurman Robertson
Rose Hill P T A Installs New Officers
Rose Hill Parent-Teacher Association met for a program and the installation of new officers in the school auditorium. Mrs B C Ward provided music while Mrs Crawford Moseley led the ceremony. New officers include Mrs James A Burleson president Mrs J C Glaze vice president Mrs Thomas F Farmer secretary and reporter and Mrs Edd Matthews treasurer. The program featured a devotional by Rev J N Dendy a cancer control film by Clark Rudder a piano solo Fairy Tales by Glenda Smith and a piano duet by Glenda Smith and Marjorie Anne Hildreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
B. C. Ward
Crawford Moseley
James A. Burleson
J. C. Glaze
Thomas F. Farmer
Edd Matthews
J. N. Dendy
Clark Rudder
Glenda Smith
Glenda
Marjorie Anne Hildreth
First Pres Church Sees New Members Amid Loss in Oxford
A First Presbyterian church social welcomed new members who joined after a year of affliction. The event honored Mrs W Cooper and noted services held in Oxford recently.
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Icke
Mae Winkler Goodman
Roup
Echo
Wer. Maddox
DR. C. Oscar Johnson
Baptist World Alliance
Dr. C. O
Johnson
3Rd Baptist Church
St. Louis, Missouri
First Baptist Church
Jesus
James W. Sharp
GOD
W. R. Fussell
Mobile
Clyde Herring
Bristol, Tenn
Headland Avenue Baptist Church
AD. Zbinden
Mrs. Avery
Business Women’s Club
Ed Neville
Dothan
Friend
P.T.A. Meeting
W. A. Mauldin
N. Oates Street
West Main Street
J. 3. Couch
H.C White
Montgomery
J. Couch, Sr
Retonga
Fevel
Thanne
Reeteurant
Bo Ness
Pierre Aries
Fabarere
Asstrees
Ull
D.zest
Ae Ie A
Charn
Sesame Club
Rose Hill P.T.A
Eere
N. Foster St
Wiie Teoon Wan
Churce
Woree
Anciery
Luther Wises
Cheiraen
Committee of Grrengeoe AD
W Cooper
Murray & Ellison
Robert Malone
S. St. Andrews St
Dothan, Alo
Dodge & Plymouth
Dodge
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