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Fragmented OCR text reflects poems about lost youth and
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text reflects poems about lost youth and
The Adie A Wisun Son das Scenes Cisse of Foster Street Method. Chacon met Fide. eve rang fur os regular Gastners ated social moreune af the church Mrs. Wo OS Waser, chase pres dent, presided and gate a tequr on special projects. Pictures were shown and letters read from ibel ian children adopted for Me year 19468. A letter read from Jutn Juhisor of Lon don, England, who expressed appreciation for the chose teste' to needy shields of hes Mes. Jewell Thrasher led the social and directed games. Gray Singing with Mrs Wilson at the piano. Hostesses were Mrs. A. W. Hawkins and Mrs Burt Cawthorn. refreshments served. Decorations by Mrs. W. A. Pittman. Members listed include Mrs. C. J. Graves, Mrs. Jewell Thrasher, Mrs. W. S. Wilson, Mrs. F. B. Whitheld, Mrs. Mary Lee Cawthorn, Mrs. Heard Saxon, Mrs. James Folkes, Mrs. Will Frazier, Mrs. Willie Matheny, Mrs. C. L. Newton, Mrs. N. S. Lisenby, Mrs. Ola Flowers, Mrs. W. T. Jones, Mrs. A. W. Hawkins, Mrs. W. A. Pittman, Miss Louise Clendenin, Mrs. C. G. Evans, Mrs. J. W. Roberts, Mrs. Arthur Morris, and Mrs. C. W. Tindell.
Mrs G P Carter hosted the Community Bible Study Club Tuesday with members listing attendance led by Mrs Reginald Stinson opening prayer and a devotional by Mrs T B Murphy from Hebrews. The program included poems by Mrs Reginald Stinson and Mrs J A Stinson, a vocal duet by the Stinsons, and a book review led by Mrs Murphy. Refreshments followed. Dothan Chapter 76 QOES meets 8:00 pm at the Masonic Temple with an initiation highlight. visitors Mrs Douglas Haisten and Mrs Albert Haisten are in town from Dothan and Beundige, visiting relatives in Tempe and Atlanta.
Mrs A W Hanaine entertained the Hoard Tate Study Clients ep affection at the Leal meen of the day seer. Mua WT Barnett presided over the business session and members voted to contribute to the Houston Memorial Library fund. Mass 2 Bates led the program with talks by Mrs A HB Blount and Mrs Jeylingins on How America Is Expressing Itself in Literature and Music.
Mrs E L Lee hosted a Sunday dinner at her Jessico home celebrating Mr Lee s sixty ninth birthday. Guests included Manuel and Ruth Gilley of Hartford route Eddie and Rex Hallford Silvertown and Jellico attendees. Also noted the Episcopal church women s spring conference in Montgomery convocation with Dothan delegates. A sing will be held at Wesley Chapel Sunday afternoon April 28 with new song books and invitation to all interested.
In Enterprise two birthday gatherings celebrated Patricia Ann Tupper and Becca Jo Slawson. Becca Jo, five, hosted by her mother Mrs Joe Slawson, enjoyed games, favors, balloons, and a pastel cake with candles for about thirty friends. The event featured decorations, refreshments, and a long guest list of local families.
A Sunday birthday luncheon hosted at Mrs E C Raley of Headland route three honored Mrs Raley. Guests included Rev Arthur Carlton and son from Dothan, families from Headland and nearby towns, and numerous relatives and friends from multiple routes and nearby communities.
The Nina Hanahan Guild of the Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary meets at Mrs J J Couch's home to plan Spunswing a took review and silver tea on April 29 at the Houston Hotel ballroom. Mrs William H Marmiton, wife of the rector at St Marys Episcopal Church in Birmingham, will present a book review at 3 00 pm followed by tea. Committees and chairmen are listed. thirteen members attended.
Samson High School senior class will present Goodnight Lavies by Edwin S. Day on May 20 in the school auditorium. Directed by Miss Carolyn Pare, cast includes Mars Davis Millie Charles Marnu Wayne Saunders Wyman Ausley Arthur Curenton Jackie Howell Andree McDar mont Jack Speed Joyce Allgood Hazel Hendricks and Mary Nell Rhodes.
Twenty six club members attended the Garden Club meeting at the home of Mrs Mavity. Hostess Mrs WaldING guided the session while many members learned about library services and a bookmobile film shown in Aleva ns. Mrs Lewis and others shared notes on a flower arrangements lecture by Dorothy Biddle. two new members joined the club. Light refreshments followed.
Friends of Billy Cannady note his acceptance of a two year assignment with the International Petroleum Corporation in Palara Peru South America. He trained two months in Toronto and Houston and has been visiting his mother in Dothan. He travels with Miss Jean Callister of Sarnia Canada who has stayed with his mother.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hardy announce the birth of a son, Charles Crei, born in a local hospital on April 16. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A A Hardy of Dothan route two and Mr and Mrs Lo Cu'ehen of Dothan.
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