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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
6
A historical note compiling Washington style maxims on courtesy, trust, and charity, urging restraint in confidence, slow growth of true friendship, empathy for others, prudent giving, and modest dress over showy finery, with a closing quote attributed to Herbert Kaufman about beaten paths.
A special meeting of the Dorian Study Club will be held Friday at 3 00 p m at the Houston Memorial Library with Mrs B W Pearson and Mrs W J Ray serving as joint hostesses Mr J G Stanley of Greenville will lecture and present a film showing on camellias Each member will be allowed to bring four guests An extension class in Geography will be taught by L L Stephen of Troy at 4 00 p m February 12 at Midland City High School Mr and Mrs C C Bennett Mr and Mrs Paul Allen and Nowell Bennett will leave tomorrow for Atlanta to attend the wedding of Miss Ruth Matilda Templeman of Decatur Ga and William Francis Bennett of Atlanta formerly of Dothan The marriage will take place Saturday evening at seven o'clock at Druid Hills Baptist Church
An odd retail notice promotes Wayside Flower Shop inviting locals to stop by Wayside Place. It emphasizes no obligation to buy and a friendly atmosphere, noting customers can enjoy company even without spending money.
Miss Edna Johnson was elected president of the Cottonwood Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society at a Monday meeting held at Mrs Curtis Kingly's home. New officers include vice president Dorman Frith secretary treasurer Lurene Dorman social chairman Joe Cook and councilman Curtis King. Members present named and plans for the year discussed.
Miss Elza Pridgen entertained the bridge club at her North Lena Street residence yesterday afternoon. Three tables played with camellias and narcissi arranged for decorations. High scores went to Mrs. Jefferson Hudson and Mrs. Hardee Johnston. Other players included Mrs. Fred Moseley and several others. Social hour featured a salad course. Nearby plans note Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Schwalb travel to Savannah for relatives and the camellia show, while others return from visits in California and Columbia with family updates.
The Grandview Adult Union elected new officers led by C. W. Thompson as president and Harvey McCord as vice president. Committees were named for membership Bible readers program and social events. A member, Mrs. Jesell Martin, left for Darvitte Wisconsin after a death in her family. visitors from Florida are due this afternoon.
A women’s basketball clinic hosted by the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department at Alabama College will run Friday February 7 and Saturday February 8 at the Field House Montevallo. Nationally rated officials Dr. Margaret McCall Miss Mildred Deason and Miss Cordelia Lundquist will supervise with sessions on rules, officiating demonstrations, and planning for girls and women’s programs. Additional clinics are scheduled in Alexander City February 4 and Mobile January 31 February 1 with local chairs and staff provided by the Alabama College Board of Officials.
The Patience Barden Jones Society of Children of the American Revolution met Tuesday with Miss Sara Segrest hosting at her West Main Street apartments. Marian Wright presided as members answered roll with Washington quotations, portraits of Washington were shown, and Mrs. Paul Allen spoke on famous portraits. The pledge was recited and light refreshments were served with help from Mrs. C. W. Segreat. Members present included Marion Wright Connie Hill Betty Griffin Mary Matone Harriet Anne Grubb Jane Foy Ruth Mavity and Leslie Wilson.
Eyed by EPSIE KINARD NEW YORK highlights in postwar millinery: drapery veils, ribbons, and organza dominate. From waterfall veils on bowl-brimmed hats to Chantilly and tulle accents, designers showcase lush trimmings and dramatic coverage for both small and large hats.
The annual state high school debate tournament will be held at the University of Alabama April 3, 4 and 5, announced by Dr. T Earle Johnson head of the speech department. The subject is The Federal Government Should provide a system of complete medical care available to all citizens at public expense. The event is sponsored by the Extension Division and the speech department. Winners of the affirmative and negative teams will receive University tuition scholarships.
The Lenora Caraway Circle of the Grandview Baptist W.M.S. was entertained Monday at the home of leader Mrs. W. H. Caraway. The devotional was given by the hostess and closing prayer by Philip Shealy, a University of Alabama student, who planned to spend the week.
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