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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1945
Page
3
The speaker reflects on family roles and longing as a daughter watches her brother depart, recalls youthful chores, and hears distant images of ships, jungle drums, and temple bells while noting shared traits with her father.
The Dothan Little Theatre appointed J. T. Brock Jr. to lead a play reading committee with Marilyn Harrison Carolyn McCallum and Gwendolyn Stephenson. Dr HB Belpoer announced a membership fee of two dollars and a planned initial production soon. Also noted were guests of Mr and Mrs Renfroe and a birthday party at the library honoring Al Spring blossom Hastings with various attendees.
A Piichard Garden Club meeting at Mrs J W Gullage's home Tuesday featured bird topics. Talks covered Migration of Birds by Mrs Mack Borland Attracting Birds by Mrs Gary Birds in My Garden by Mrs Gis sendanner. W D Spivey presided. reports by Mrs Preston Clements and Mrs Mack Borland. parliamentary drill by Mrs Paul Gissendanner. prizes won by Mrs Gary and Mrs Gissendanner. hostesses included Mrs Howard Gullage and Mrs Clinton Arthur.
The A Club of Ashford met at the school on Wednesday with twelve new members, totaling twenty six. Miss Eunice Ingram read the secretary report and the month’s project is to reduce profanity with a fine for violations. Present: Rose Leverett, Willie Frank Glass, Ann McArthur, Kaotris Whatley, Tuamta Biwhe, Ida Ann Harper, La Jeanne Elmore, Faye Wofford, Jame Lamar Whitaker, Louse Waller, Minam Hopkins, Susie Smith, Virginia Lee Franklin, Carolyn Rountree, Eunice Ingram, Anne Lou Meadows, Marsha Collins, Mary Nel Thompson, June Johnson, Vivian Hughes, Wofford, Pearl Weeks.
Sunday evening at seven o'clock the Sunday School Class taught by Mrs. Leslie Snart will entertain Foster Street Church members at a reception following vesper services. The receiving group includes Mrs Smart Dr and Mrs E A Childs Mis Ruby Spencer Mr and Mrs W M Childs Mr and Mrs H H McAuliy Eleanor and Peggy McAblly Mrs Merritt Burns Mrs W C Morris Lieut and Mrs James L Cooper Mrs Charles Senna Jr Mr and Biv Julian S Peterman Julian Peterman Jr and Ernest Peterman and Mrs Raymond Span. All Foster Street church members are invited.
Pinckard P T A members met Thursday evening in the eschool auditorium for opening session led by Mrs Roman Gary, Mr Matthewson, and J A Zellner who spoke on The Father as a Pal Teacher and Guide to His Children. Attendance prizes went to fourth and fifth grades taught by Miss Man Harris.
Hartford special report: Mrs. Alva Saunders hosted the Mid-Week Bridge Club at her home on Wednesday afternoon for a session attended by Mrs. EH Anderson, Mrs. J.T Holman, Mrs. 5. F. Collins, Mrs. Albert Hughes, Mrs. Frank Bradshaw, Mrs. Grady Hughes, Mrs. Quinn Borland, and Mrs. Metz Hardwick. Awards were presented to Mrs. Hardwick, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Albert Hughes. A closing line notes a snapping turtle has no teeth but deadly jaws.
Hiseer Mane and Grace South were hostesses for a party at the Hartford route two home honoring Sennoys Huntley as he departs for the U S Navy. Guests included many named locals and family members, with plans noting a move to Glasgow, Kentucky for a new position.
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