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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1947
Page
4
Fragmentary verse about birth and creatures praising God. Mentions eyes to see and tell how great God Almighty made all things well. Includes quoted lines and irregular orthography. Limited readable content with casual religious phrasing.
Foster Street Methodist Women held their regular meeting at the church Monday afternoon with fifty four members present. Mrs. H. H. McAliley presided. During the business session the Carolyn Dowdell Circle presented a devotional by Miss Aurie Frazier and a talk on One Hundred Years of Methodism by Mrs. Mary Bruner.
The Southside Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met at the church for a program on Other People of Europe. Ida Dykes Circle led. J. Warrick chaired. members offered prayers and devotions. talks by J A Armstrong and J B McCollough on Europeans and European Baptists. 33 members attended with two visitors. The Junior and Senior W A groups met at homes, with devotions, camp Wife discussion, and new members welcomed.
Circles of Lafayette Street Methodist W. 5. C. S. met to study One Hundred Year of Methodism In China. Circle One hosted by Mrs. Howell Coe with 15 members. devotion by Mrs. O'Brien. mission study led by Mrs. Coe. circle named Fola Cringe Circle. Circle Two with Mrs. Hildreth had 11 members. meditation by Mrs. Carr. mission book taught by Mrs. Kirk. circle named Ruby Young Circle. Circle Three hosted by Mrs. Burdeshaw with 12 members and two visitors. Rhoda Palmer spoke. Mrs. Godfrey of Orlando discussed church field work. new member welcomed. circle named Rhoda Palmer Circle. Circle Four entertained by Mrs. Deal. devotion by Mrs. Bristow Allen. mission lesson taught. eight answered roll. Circle Five met with Mrs. Gilbert. 11 members. devotional reader Mrs. Walker. topic Declare Vis Glory Among All People. circle named Ruby Young Circle. Circle Six at Mrs. Wells home. joint hostess Mrs. Howell. 23 members. two visitors. circle named Rebecca Cos Circle. Circle Seven at Mrs. Snell's home. Lilla Story led devotional on Your Commission Free From the Strain of Worry and Fear. Roby Lie reviewed Barabbas. two new members Mittany Willis and Annette Johns joined. circle named Beth Kingly Circle. Wesleyan Guild entertained by Miss Mary Anne Goolsby. gift presented to Mrs. John Howell.
Headland Avenue Baptist Church women circle meetings covered meditation, mission study, and devotional sessions at members' homes. Reports show nine to ten members and several visitors attended each circle with prayers, book studies, and small service actions including packing relief boxes for Romania.
Mr and Mrs Co Lewin of Norban route announce the marriage of their daughter Vassi¢e Lewis Benefield to Ton iiterlage son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Benefield of route one The ceremony was on April 18 The couple will reside at Fairfax Alabama
Mr and Mrs Wallis Birchmen announce the birth of Reginald at a Marianna hospital in April. Grandparents are Mrs Nancy Cameron and Mr and Mrs W F Brinks. Mr and Mrs J W Steete announce a daughter Frances Lou born April 18 at a local hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J J and MEETING ANNOUNCER Roam Hill Parent-Teacher Association will meet in the school auditorium at 2 46 p m Thursday.
Mrs B F Sweet entertained the Catholic Woman's Club at its regular meeting yesterday afternoon co hosted by Mrs A A Winter. Mrs A G Barnes presided. Minutes by Mrs James Dees. Treasurer report by Mrs J W Gregory. Deanery meeting notes by Mrs Krause. Altar committee named including Mrs George Vance and Mrs A A Winter. A Fatima article read by Mrs James Dees followed by discussion. Social hour featured a salad course and coffee. Mrs A G Barnes farewelled before moving to Pensacola. DAR TOM Emassee Chapter meets at 7 32 p m tomorrow at the home of Mr More As Coke Oss
The W. H. C. of the Methodist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. M. S. Budwn’s home for a program on stewardship. Twelve women discussed covenant cards for sharing talents and possessions. Mrs. Hlow Avery was elected conference and local treasurer. A vocal solo “I would be True” was sung by Rev. S. Baldwin. Refreshments were served to a group of named attendees. The next meeting is set for April a at 7 30 p.m.
Midland City High School senior class will stage the three act comedy Student Queen Friday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. The cast features Christine Bragg Phillip Kennedy Ronell Woodham Carolyn York Lamar Henderson Grace Ivey Nellie Walding Lucy Payne Tommie Ruth Horne Ouldn Lupo Paul Parrish A P Hoffman Leon Garrett Tinnie Hamm Ralph Newmans Nellie Woodham Willie James Marshall cee A preschool clinic for children entering Resell school will be held in the school auditorium April 25 at 9 00 a m Miss Ann Seay has returned home to Columbus Ga after visiting her parents due to her father s illness. Scientific stingings Wasps and hornets know exactly where to sting an enemy insect to paralyze it without killing it enabling young wasps to feed on prey.
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