Lincoln’s Farewell to Springfield Citizens in Moving Address
Lincoln bids farewell to Springfield as he departs for Washington. He reflects on 25 years in the town, family losses, and a reliance on divine aid to succeed. He expresses gratitude and hope for the future and for the town’s prayers. Officers elected at the Dothan Garden Club meeting: Mrs. Eddins host, Mrs. Campbell president, Mrs. Crawford co-hostess, dish gardens displayed, Campbell wins best exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lencoln
Springfieid
Bilipols
Washigton
Washington
Dothan Garden Club
E. H. Eddins
Ashford Road
Jesse Crawford
Eddins
O. S. Lewis
John Campbell
M. M. Walding
Keener Baxley
Southside Y. W. A. Meeting Led by Nell Cauley
Miss Nell Cauley led the Southside YW A program Tuesday evening assisted by Wauthenia Mullins and Edna Wilkinson. Twelve members and two visitors attended. Johnny LaCader left Thursday for Houston to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lite Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Y. W. A
Nell, Jean
Jewel Carlo
Nell Cauley
Wauthenia Mullins
Edna Wilkinson
Johnny LaCader
Houston
Texas
J. P. Lite Carter
Emassee Chapter D A R Holds Monthly Meeting at Folkes Home
Emassee Chapter D A R met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs E Y Folkes with Mrs E F Sweet presiding. The program featured a paper on conservation by Mrs Theodore Jackson read by Mrs A B Blount and a talk on Indian Mounds in Alabama by Mrs J R Radner. A tea was served as camellias decorated the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emassee
D.A.R
E. O. Folkes
E. YU. Folkes
E. F. Sweet
Theodore Jackson
Anne Hanahan
Dothan High School
Blownie Hall
Cottonwood
Metha Peters
Vicksburg
Grace Skipper
Rehobeth
Betty Johnson
Columbia
June Johnson
Ashford
Houston County
Molly Whitehead
Abbeville
Erma N. Armstrong
Headland
Neil Mims
Newville
Henry County
Betty Henderson
Geneva
Sue Folsom
Hartford
Verlon Phillips
Samson
Willard Ruth Jones
Coffee Springs
Johnnie Anderson
Slocomb
A. B. Blount
J. R. Radner
Alabama
Blom Grobb
National Defense
Circle 11
Frasier, Elis
Jewell Torasher
Miriam Willis
Evels Holley
Ta Lawrence
Sara Nell Scarbrough
Sue Woodham
Wesleyan Service Guild
Vivian Johnson
Helen Dean
John C. Howell
China
Mrs Max Morris Leads Program At Y W A Meet
At a First Baptist Y W A meeting Mrs Max Morris taught two chapters from the mission book Amazing Grace. Supper preceded the program. Attendees included Mrs Morris and numerous young women. Kate Helen Vann has been elected president of Alabama College freshman class. Katherine Lane travels to Roxboro and Chapel Hill, NC. Rehobeth High School senior class members were entertained by Mrs W B Skinner. Rev Joseph Avery and wife visit in Dothan. A mustard cocktail sauce recipe is shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Y. W. A
Max Morris
Mrs. Morris
Lucile Churchwell
Anna Ruth McLeod
Justine Meadows
Nina Kathry Howell
Ruby Avant
Madge Joiner
Kathryn Cumbie
Beryl Patterson
Beverly Patterson
Opal Marler
Bertha White
Willa Dean White
Fay Hattaway
Edith Barber
Edna Barber
Doris McCauley
Kate Helen Vann
S. R. Vann
Headland
Sam Vann
Dothan
Alabama College
Miss Vann
Henry County
W. B. Skinner
Rehobeth High School
Graceville
Purple
Martha Priester
Opelika
Shirley Byrd
Gadsden
Purples
Marion Pinner
Camp Hill
Jean Jackson
Talladega
Emmie Alice Nall
Aldora. Hyatt
Grady
Nall Jaughter
E. C. Nall
Dothan High School
Leftover Roast Pork Shaped Pudding Recipe
Ground leftover pork is mixed with chopped apple bread crumbs and other ingredients. The mixture is placed in custard cups or muffin tins and baked at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for about 400 minutes to form individual portions.
New Century Club Meets At Home Of Mrs Calhoun
Members of the New Century club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs W F Calhouns home. Terese Merrill and John J Flowers presented a program on Professional Women of Today noting Miss Gary Gibson Blanding Bertha Van Hoosen Martha Graham and Marty Links. Flowers reviewed Zweigs Balzac biography. A film of members arriving preceded the program. Committees were announced for nominating civic projects and chamber of commerce meetings. Members voted to contribute to a piano project and refreshments were served to eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
W. F. Calhoun
Terese Merrill
John J. Flowers
Merrill
Gary Gibson Blanding
Vassar College
Bertha van Hoosen
Martha Graham
Marty Links
John A. Campbell
Gipsy Boozer
W. J. Bell
W. T. Burkett
A. L. Harmon
B. F. Sweet
J. J. Flowers
A. Y. Malone
Alabama College Homecoming Week Highlights Alumnae
Montevallo Alabama College prepares for homecoming events on February 20 21 with College Night a luncheon for Alumna of the Year Louise Johnson of Calera and a late afternoon Homecoming program. The Alabama College Alumnae Association conducts annual meetings and recognizes Johnson a former student and current Oak Ridge scientist secretary and administrative assistant. The event includes a luncheon in Main Dining Hall and the Alumni Association business meeting with officers named from Birmingham and across the state. The celebration culminates with the Homecoming College Night parade and open house in Reynolds Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama College Alumnae Association
Ruth Parker
Birmingham
Frances Douglas Jones
Louise Lovelady Wilson
Ethel Harris
Eloise Meroney
Elizabeth Sauders
Frances Fuller
Ollie Tillman
Wedgwood Fund
Nathalie Marion Gibbons
Mattie Lee
State Association
Louise Johnson
Johnson
Atomic Commission
Oak Ridge
Miss Johnson
J. H. Johnson
Calera
Alabama College
Bible Club Meets With Mrs Merritt
The Community Bible Study Club met Tuesday afternoon with ten members present. Mrs. Ruth Merritt hosted the gathering and members honored her with a birthday gift shower. Gifts were exchanged as prayers, devotionals, poems, and Scripture discussions followed, with refreshments served to the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Merritt
Community Bible Study Club
M. A. Gilbert
H. L. Ivey
J. A. Stinson
T. B. Murphy Bave
Methodist Circle Meetings For Mission And Devotional
Lafayette Street Methodist W S C S circles meet weekly in members homes for mission programs and meditation. Nine to twenty six members attend across circles with prayers, devotions, talks on China and Japan, and a final social hour. A clothing drive to Japan is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Street
Circle 1
W. W. McCarty
J. F. O'Brien
W. S. Palmer
Harry Prim
C. H. Hildreth
J. D. Barker
Grady Watford
John C. Howell
China
Births in Pittsburgh and Montgomery Area Families
Mr. Sind and Mrs. Russ White of Pittsburgh California announce the birth of a daughter Phylis Carol born February 11. Mr. and Mrs. William Murfee Evans announce a daughter Mary Christine born February 18 in a local hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin of Dothan and Mr. and Bre. Evans of Montgomery. A daughter Nancy Catherine Post was born February 10 at a local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Post of 1009 Woodland Drive extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Russ White
Alice Welch
Pittsburgh
California
Phylis Carol
William Murfee Evans
Mary Christine
John Griffin
Dothan
Bre. Bls. Evans
Mostgomery
Nancy Catherine Post
Thomas Post
Woodland Drive
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Washington, D. C
E. 0. Folks
Winston Cooper
Mobile
EF. ON. Passmore
E. E. Hammond
Kenneth Earl Rogers
Earl Rogers
Yuba City
Kenneth
Eugene Kelley
Barney Rogers
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Andale
N. Foster
Y. W. A. Meet
Katheryn Lane
Roxboro
N. C
Mary Harris
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Joseph Avery
Greenville, Ala
W. W. Avery
S. Oates Street
West Main
W. Main St
H. E. Hand
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Panama City
Panama
Bible Club
Mrs. Merritt
Methodist Society
Circle 5
F. D. Odum
Dell Sellers
J. M. Cooper
Japan
Circle 6
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Joyce Kell
June Chalker
R. J. Pope
Quay Fortner
Earth
J. F Bottoms
Circle J
Clyde Coe
Meditafon
R. N. Sullivan
J. T. Wright
Circle 8
R. L. Howard
J. R Parish
R. PP. Sanders
Curcle 9
Jack Coe
Tom Sahba
W. G. Whener
Circle 10
Luther Snell
Mattie Louw Kirksey
W. G. Johnson
Sally
Kraselsky
Knoneloky
Cco
Veterans Supper Club
Napier Field
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