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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1947
Page
8
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The Ozark Book Club gathered at Corinne Wells home with 17 members, planning a Community Sing project and discussing current events. Women’s Auxiliary and various W M C S circles held meetings with leaders and reports, planning observances for Foreign Mission Week and church activities. A faculty dinner at Clark City School featured pink camellias and a birthday program for Grover Flowers, with notes of hosts and guests. Mrs John R Smith and her daughter Beth visited Decatur, Ga., during the week.
Mrs R Clyde Smith is reelected commissioner of the Dothan Girl Scout Council for another year at a recent meeting. New deputy commissioner, treasurer, and secretary were named, with a slate of committee chairs including Myer Blumberg finance and Rebecca Houser membership. The council plans four quarterly meetings in 1947, with each committee chair to designate a representative. As of December 31, 1946, 9216 residents in fifteen troops are registered, including one new Brownie troop, with 19 troop committee members, 13 council members, and 16 standing committees listed.
In a quirky London report, bachelors wash shirts at public baths to save time. Men choose nights when no women are present to use laundry and mechanical aids, paying a small fee for access and rapid drying with electric irons.
Paris a slight 70 year old Frenchman Edmond Poineau teaches bilboquet the cup-and-ball game and has built an academy and museum. He claims the game offers aesthetic and physical expression with flexible play, rivaling badminton or bowls in dexterity and appeal.
Penn State has opened a new engineering experiment station at State College to help industries, especially smaller firms, in research and development efforts. Dean H. F. Hammond of the engineering school outlined the station's role in fostering industry growth.
President Ralph D. Metzel stated the college aims to apply its problem solving approach to new products and production methods, expanding services beyond agriculture to manufacturing and power industries. This marks a broad outreach to industry sectors through improved methods and collaboration.
The eurinam toad sustains its offspring by laying eggs that hatch within a brood pouch formed by the skin on its back. This unusual reproductive method highlights a rare adaptation observed in amphibians.
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