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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1948
Page
9
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The Fine Arts Club will meet at 3 00 p m Wednesday at the Country Club with Mrs Nathan Greenberg and Mrs Lex Dowling as members. Those unable to attend are asked to be hostesses at the event.
Fully furnished brick cottage with seven rooms features two bedrooms and a large kitchen. Ideal location and ready for occupancy with all comforts included.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met in circles to study Spiritual Frontiers by Courts Redford of Atlanta Gue. Each circle hosted with refreshments and china donations to the church pantry.
The Ministers' Wives Association held a social at Rev J N Dendy's home celebrating the first anniversary of the Dathan chapter. Decorations centered on a valentine theme and guests included Rev E T Carroll Dr A E Shafer Rev Joseph Kellerman Wendell Avery Captain Joe Olsen Rev Charles Hildreth Rev Arthur Carton. Next meeting is set for March 12. It Pays column notes home accident stats for 1946 with 34 000 deaths and 5 000 000 injuries.
The Lenora Caraway Circle of Grandview Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. W. H. Caraway's home for a mission study. Talks by Mrs. Carleton Bure and Mrs. Willie Bridges followed a brief business session. A clothing and food drive aided a fire-stricken family.
Foster Street Methodist circles met Monday afternoon to meditate and continue the mission book Great Prayers Of the Bible. Each circle concluded with a social hour and light refreshments as groups met at various homes with 10 to 16 members.
The Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist W M S met at the church with hostesses Mrs J P Robinson Mrs Ruby Shanks and Miss Burma Guest. Four new members joined the roll Mrs Lamar Miller Mrs Sue Myrick Mrs R C Taylor Mrs N W Kramer and Miss Gladys Horn plus Miss Lor Meadows. Mrs W R Jordan gave the devotional on Our Church and Requirements of a Good Church Member. Mrs Claude Cotton taught the initial chapters of Spiritual Frontiers. Twenty six members were present.
The engagement of Pauline Ostlund to Foy Rex Greene is announced with a 8 pm Thursday wedding planned at West River Baptist Church Miami. A reception follows at the Ostlund home 8736 NW 22nd Court Miami. The report also notes New York City real estate value at 16.9 billion dollars.
An article urges women to pursue new interests after children leave home to combat low morale. Suggestions include resumed music study, drawing, photography, or joining a camera club to open new social and personal avenues. A local church social meeting is announced for Foster Street Methodist Church.
Number 11 argues future invasions require dispersed troops and ships to avoid beach congestion. He predicts guided missile bombardment followed by rapid airborne landings, with Florida ports at risk if multiple divisions are diverted. The author asserts air power determines national peace and survival.
Mrs Sabba hosted an evening social for the Phebean class with entertainment led by Mrs FS Guieesteye. A covered dish supper followed a felousthhn hour, centerpieces featured red camellias, crimson flowers and Valentines. Attendees included numerous class members and a visitor from Rochester, N Y, with Mrs Bo OW Conned at piano. The Cannon site is noted as a Jewish farm center.
The Vicksburg P T A held a Monday evening gathering in the school cafeteria with President Miss Roy At. Riesel presiding. Rev Floyd O. Parker led a devotional, songs were led by Mrs. Tulls Stembadge, and B D Cumbie spoke on the Pecan project sponsored by the Dothan Chamber of Commerce through Houston County Schools. The seventh grade led in attendance and a movie followed with refreshments for about ninety attendees hosted by Mrs. Boyd Deese and Mrs. HS Mippin, in observance of Valentine week. Mrs. T A Goldfeder of Rochester NY is visiting her sister Mrs. C E Williams.
Mrs Moers guest of Mr and Mrs Dora Ob Jackson and Mr J W Bel during her husband’s illness in hospital following a recent convalescence.
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