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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1948

Page

10

Women's Fellowship Hosts and Club Reports From Church Gatherings

The Kesley Fellowship of the Methodist Church held an eight dish supper with the women entertaining the men after an attendance contest. Misses Margaret Godwin and Carolyn Hixon led games and songs while plans for youth involvement were urged by Rev. Phillips. Fifty one guests attended. The Twenty First Century Chautauqua Club met at the Hotel Rawls with officers named for 1948 49 and a reorganization of the Coffee County Council of Federated Clubs noted. Legislative letters supporting the Marshall Plan were read and program topics on costume and dress discussed. The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union held a Monday meeting with reports on R A groups and Y W A banquet. Week of Prayer was planned for March 1 to 5.

Kesley Seay Young Adult Fellowship Dothan Ed Fleming B. B. Rowe W. O. Phillips Park Jones Mary Rowe Carolyn Hixon E. Peacock L. L. Ford J. L. Searcy J. G. Dyar Hotel Rawls Alex Carmichael Joe Callaway Coffee County Council of Federated Clubs O'Neil Griswold Legislative Committee Lomax Searcy H. T. DeJarnette Robert Paschal James Gimes Herbert Gannon Dick Dowling Eugene Lane Bill Nichols Burney Reese Sam West Wilson Harrell Baptist Women's Missionary Union Baptist S Church Joe Jernigan Fox Metcalf John H. A. Dorsey R. C. Conner Redmond C. M. Capps Community Missions Committee Coffee County Council

Fidelis Class of Headland Church Meets Thursday Evening

The Fidelis Class of Headland theme Baptist Church will meet at the church for its monthly session at 7 50 o clock Thursday evening. Members Mrs J H Lee of Webb Mrs S A Watson G D Scarborough and C M Scarborough of Dothan have returned from Mobile where they visited Mrs Alfred McLaney who is seriously ill in a Mobile hospital. Pothan Chapter Number 76 C E S will meet in regular session at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Hasanic Temple.

Headland Theme Baptist Church J. H. Lee Webb A Watson G. D. Scarborough C. M. Scarborough Dothan Mobile Alfred McLaney Macbell Scarborough Pothan Hasanic Temple

Pinckard Club Hears Talks On Southern Historical Scenes

The Pinckard Study Club met at Mrs. D. L. Henderson’s home with Mrs. R. A. Dowling leading a program on Southern pilgrimages. Mrs. J. P. Walton discussed Natchez and Mrs. W. A. Spivey spoke on New Orleans the City of Romance.

Pinckard Club Pinckard Study Club D. L. Henderson J. P. Walton Henderson R. A. Dowling J.P. Walton Natchez W. AD. Spivey New Orleans R. M. Brown Gus Deese C. L. Gissendanner Sweeley Dorothy Walton

Three Hostesses Entertain AAUW Meeting

Mrs J R Cheatham Mrs Jali us Roberts and Mrs Jerome Sullivan hosted the American Association of University Women at the Recreation Center. Six new members joined the club and officers spoke on state convention work and local projects. Light refreshments followed for thirty five members.

J. R.cheatham Jalius Roberts Jerome Sullivan American Association of University Women N. B. Solomon, Jr T. J. Bedford Angus M. Folkes E. H. Cook T. Wayne Wells E. J. Ford

Presbyterian Class Social at First Presbyterian Church

Twenty three members of the Fellowship Class met Friday evening at the First Presbyterian Church for a social hosted by the social committee including Jimme Saliba Fannie Graves Lou Farmer and assistants Mary Virginia Knight W A Mauldin Harry Griffin and B L Lucas. Members present included Rev J N Dendy and many couples among others. An invitation is extended to all Young Adults to attend Sunday morning class meetings at 9 45 in the church.

First Presbyterian Church Jimme Saliba Fannie Sue Graves Lou Farmer Mary Vireginia Knight W. A. Mauldin Harry Griffin B. L. Lucas Bill Beck J. N. Dendy Charles Moon Jimmie Saliba Fred Garner Mary Virginia Knight Carolyn Acree Bob Phillips Bailey Griffin Christina McClintock Herbert W. Bermer Joe Ronto A. L. Rudd Nick Saad

Thompson Twins Feted At Party

Thompson twins Paul and Silas, sons of Mr and Mrs C C Thompson of Columbia, were honored at a birthday luncheon Sunday. Guests included Brinson and Morris Thompson of Ashford, Cliff Livingston of Columbia, Bruce Dyess and Judy of Hartford, Ray Best and children, Clara Best and Hubert Best and children, Nell Calhoun and Charles Calhoun of Columbia, Melvin and Vannie White, Kennit Best and sons McArthur and Jerry of Dothan, Joe Barrett of Ashford, and Brooks Silcox and Sue of Ashford.

Paul and Silas Thompson C. C. Thomson Columbia Brinson Morris Thompson Ashford Cliff Livingston Bruce Dyess Judy Hartford Ray Best James, Euden John W Betty Carolyn Ann Wallace Clara Best Dothan Hubert Best Rena Dell Rita Nell Jasper Gordon Nell Calhoun Charles Calhoun Columbis Melvin Vannie White Kennit Best McArthur and Jerry Joe Barrett Brooks Silcox Sue

Mrs. R. L. Hundley Hosts Frances Pate Circle Meeting

The Frances Pate Circle of Grandview Baptist W M 5 met Monday afternoon at Mrs. R. L. Hundley’s home. Mrs. Aubrey Todd led the business session and Mrs. Hundley gave the meditation. Mrs. Gillis Partin offered prayer. Officers reported, six members answered role call. Mrs. Grady Johnson recovering at Cottonwood Road home after ten days in a local hospital.

Frances Pate Grandview Baptist W. M. 5 R. L. Hundley Aubrey Todd Hundley Gillis Partin Grady Johnson Cottonwood Road

Young Girl Honored At Birthday Party

Mrs. A Cherry hosted a small Houston Memorial Jarrars party Thursday for Camilla Cherry on her first birthday. Guests included many relatives and friends. punch and a three tier cake with a single burning candle were served after an hour of entertainment.

A Cherry Houston Memorial Jarrars Camilla Cherry Gloria Anne Cherry Judy Hyatt J.con Redding J. J. Woodham John Sanders, Jr Fred Stokes AH. Cherry Dothan F. Fef. Dixon Graceville Quilie Watford Columbus Gloria Cherry Bennett Meredith Joiner Wayne Janet Creel Jackey Kornegay John Bufford Ramona Holloway Jim Dan Smith Martha Clark Billy Granger Wesley Kirkland Jove James Woodham Sherry Ronald Fuller Linda Halford Mary Elizabeth Cherry Evelyn Stokes Ann David Tedder Jack Judy Redding Wykie Williams, Jr Ealine McNeil Corky Condon Jimmy Taylor Billy Hales Sara Baxter Edwina Harper Mary Edlen Coe Deanna Cummings Judy Watson Freddy Fowler Nancy Etheridge Clara Helen Etseridge

Mrs Kirkland Hosts Linda Ann Kirkland Birthday Party

Mrs J W Kirkland hosted a birthday party for her daughter Linda Ann Kirkland at home on Wednesday afternoon. Attendant Mrs L W Carlisle assisted in serving and entertaining. Guests arrived to punch and ended with an ice course and favors for all. Present were Kenneth Bixbie Mickey Armstrong Brenda Peacock Neva Jan Peacock Vinson Lamb Freddie Lamb Jr Nelda Matthews Morris Matthews Phil.

Linda Ann Kirkland J. W. Kirkland L. W. Carlisle

Circle Count At Betty Bailey Circle Meeting

Delegates reported at the meeting in New Brockton with the Betty Bailey Circle reporting thirteen members present out of forty nine attendees. The session noted the Circle Count during the gathering.

New Brockton Betty Bailey

Literary Club Meeting Hosted By Mrs Hanahan

Mrs Hanahan entertained the Southe Frasier Chip at a regular program meeting with a study on Decorating on the Home and a plan to sponsor a blind goods sale led by Mrs Harry Halk. The next meeting on March 23 will feature Mrs W O Malone speaking on Cancer Control and members were urged to contribute to the Cancer Fund. A social hour followed with a tea and red canele centerpiece.

Clabsuce Hanahan Frasier Chip Toa Mest. Jr Fed Moseles Doris Jefferson Hudson Harry Halk Fred Moseley Luther Wilson W. OD. Malone Cancer Fund Alfred Frasier Moers Curtis Adams Myer Blumberg H. RB

Local Officers Named in Community Roll Call

The list includes Lip Lamb Ronnie Walker George Carroll Danny Kaye Jerkins Les lie Morns Chrys Harrison Lana Sue Seabern Linda Caret Joiner Jackie Blackmon Fox Henderson Jr Peggy White and Linda Sue Cutts in the latest community roster.

Lip Lamb Ronnie Walker George Carroll Danny Kaye Jerkins Leslie Morns Chrys Harrison Lana Sue Seabern Linda Caret Joiner Jackie Blackmon Fox Henderson Peggy White Linda Sue Cutts

Unclear fragmentary notes on medical and natural history terms

Fragmentary text mentions Harvard and individuals by name, then shifts to topics on a hospital visit and a discussion of cockroach odor and snakes. It references copper origins with Cyprian metal from Cyprus and notes on fangs replacement.

Cyprus

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