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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1951

Page

4

When Mother Reads Aloud and Luncheon Planned

When Mother reads aloud a poem of brave deeds and distant lands, and a luncheon meeting of the Women s Golf Association is planned at the Dothan Country Club on Wednesday January 17 at 12:30. Reservations should be made by Monday, lunch plates are 159 and contact numbers are provided. Mr and Mrs Ridward Crawford will return from Chicago after a week away.

Woman's Golf Association Dothan Country Club Drury Flowers Luty French Cho Floyd Baxter Ridward Crawfoc Checago

Fragmentary tale of women and life changes in distress

The snippet describes women facing distress and fears about life changes. It references tales amid confusion and nervous tension, with unclear names and events. The fragment hints at personal reactions and social perceptions surrounding change.

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Circles Of Blakely Methodist Society Report Home Sessions

Blakely Methodist Woman's Society met at multiple homes Monday afternoon for mission study circles. Circles led by Mrs Joyner, Mrs Michael, Mrs Felder, and others discussed chapters, prayers, and devotionals while hosting with cake, sandwiches, or hot drinks. eleven to eighteen members attended per circle, with one visitor noted. The Wesleyan Guild announced attendance contest rules and fourteenth member addition.

Circles of Blakely Methodist Society Trudie Smith HL. Michael Warren Hunt W C Cook C PF Jenkins Hunt Eugenia Fryer Alfred Felder Bert ‘Tarver W. J.grist E. 7. White Grace Deal S. W. Tompking A. J. Singletary Singletary Chester Clardy S. L. Hartley Coke Mrv F. P. Davis, Sr Mra J. W. Bonner Winston Felder Wesleyan Guild Lester Rhoemaker Shoemaker Nerry Morgan Mre Marjorie Polowden Bate Canlad Gouge

Blakely Baptist WMU Leaders Listed President Mrs McLendon

Blakely Baptist WMU listed officers led by president Mrs. Robinson McLendon with Rev Storey presiding. New roles include vice presidents Mrs C G Brewler and Mrs J M Iaatletos, secretary Mrs H C Fryer, and secretary of s corespondence Mrs J S Hartsfield. Sixty four members met Monday with programs on God Using and community meaning discussed.

Blakely Baptist WMU Robinson McLendon Blakely Hartsfield WAMU Blakely Eas Erdeale Ware W. EB. ‘Storey Bresent Robinson McLendon CG. Brewler J. M. Iaatletos H. C. Fryer W. Yar Pee Sponding X. Dener Hale Ian J S Hartsfield Com C. E Boyett Focal Batman J E. Chaney Publicsty Bill Chastier Stoker Woodrow Houston Young Peoples W. E Storey Ae Junior G Mra H Davenport Cromer Batchelor Bruce Lindsey Tommy Ward YWA Edward Gray Sunbeams Guy Kung JH Davie Mra Carey Peace Bwc Sevola Jones Ed Motlon N. A.mcphaul Chester Stoke Harfield W E Storey

Sesame Study Club Meets At Home Of Mrs Blakey

The Sesame Study Club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs C E Blakey’s home on Catalpa Street. G W Blakey led the program with speakers Mrs C Bell Mrs E Grimley and Mrs Jesse Harwell discussing topics including Path for the New Year and Chhehanity Versus Communism. New members Mes R M Heath and Mrs Asa Couch were welcomed by Lehman Johnson who presided. attending members included Mrs T J Creel Ray Hayes and others. A salad course and coffee were served.

G. W. Blakey Sesame Study Club C. Bell E. §. Grimeley Jesse. Harwell Bell Mes Lehman Johnson Tor ¥. Johnson A A Maddieton E G. Pitman FR J Pope HV. Richey

Enterprise Miss Honoree At Party

Tuey Harmison celebrated her fath birthday with a party at the West Adams home hosted by her mother Mrs Branklin Hert son. Guests included many children and neighbors, with a cutwork linen refreshment table and embossed cake. The family plans a ten day vacation to New York City starting today.

Tuey Harmison Branklin Hertson West Adams Favora Jim Harold Stinkey Annette Pann Ann Shostrom Joy Carlaway Hilde Henderson Ben Henderson Dické Burns Whitaker Richard Brown David Beddim Elie Lem Biles Blill Mitchell Fitzy Revira Billie Martin Dariel Taylor Eddie Sammie Byrd Ann John Youngblood Nita Donna Gentry Jeanie Ken Agnes Ava Chancey Linde Gey Chambers Becca Seay Charles Baler Andy Hayes Nancy Speed Jeane Grimes Bill Bob Ickman Kay Griswold Nancy Susan Harrison Honores Lucy Harrison Milton Williarms New York City

Donalsonville Methodist Groups Hear Four Point Program

Donalsonville Methodist circles and guilds conducted meetings discussing the four point program and deaconess work.Mrs NM Fain, Sr, and Mrs Lewis Wren led, with reports on rural deaconess work, prayers, and a gift in appreciation for Mrs Fain. A dessert course followed. Plans outlined for April district meeting with local hostesses and meals for the Methodist Men’s Club.

Donalsonville Methodist Groups Varius Methodaei W.M van Landingham Ed Miller Elton Pierce

TEL Sunday School class plans attendance contest at church

Mrs H A Edwards hosted the TEL Sunday School class gathering at Mrs Dewey Sellers home. Mrs D W Watson urged participation in the January 7 event and the group planned an attendance and membership contest to close on Easter Sunday March 28. Eight members attended the meeting with a prayer and refreshments provided.

Mra. H A Edwards TEL Headland Avenue Hepust Church Dewey Sellers Sellers Sams D. W. Watson Watson T. H. Hous

Miss Brooks Hosts 19th Birthday Party At Home

Miss Helen Brooks entertained Saturday night with a birthday party for Mee Merle Harden and Charles Brooks. Guests included Rufor Dixon, Marthe Peacock, Mary Peacock, Delma Dixon, Ruby Nell Brooks, Sybil Burden, Alea Wells, and many others. The event featured a large gathering of relatives and friends at the Brooks residence.

Helen Brooks Mee Merle Harden Charles Brocks Rufor Dixon Marthe Peacock Robert Dixon Mary Peacock Robert Earl iHeasty Jemima Dixon Delma Dixon Ruby Nell Brooks Swemore Sybil Burden Alea Wells Jamee Morse Lilly Henderson Mimme Laur Harper Earl Gene McCall Mery Lois Fowler Elbert Harden Charles] Harden Martha Ellisson James Howell Jo Ann McCall Harold Brooks Edna Fowler Billy Pitts Sara McCall Bennie Brooks Burt Greathouse Billie Bue McCall Bennie Sizemore Billy Harden Robert Harden Fred Harper IL Napier Don Harper Blaire McCall Raymond Harper Jee Teme Hardy Wilburn Hotland Harda Sizemore Joan Halefeld Elbert Dickerson Halstead Edward McCall Bally Butler Willam Fowler Clem Brooks

Callie Ann Roland Feted On Birthday

Mrs Arthur Roland entertained Saturday afternoon at 2 party honoring her granddaughter Callie Ann who celebrated her 10th birthday. Games were played. punch and cakes served to guests Maywood Jenkins Faye Helms Rodney Helms Rochelle Battles idsly Battles Nina Sue Hingly Penny Belcher Billy Childree Virginia Pippin Rachel Ward Gal Ward Myra Swann Mavis Swann Mary King Robinson Mrs Houston Ward Lem Robinson Mrs Daisy Hughes Martha Robinson and others.

Arthur Roland Cale Ann Martha Robinson Glenda Roland Maywood Jenkins Faye Helms Rodney Helms Rochelle Battles Idusy Battles Nina Sue Hingly Penny Belcher Billy Childree Virginia — Pippin Rachel Ward Gal Ward Myra Swann Mavis Swann Mary King Robinson Houston Ward Lem Robinson Daisy Hughes Martha Robmson

Mrs Skinner Speaks At Southside P T A

Mrs Skinner addresses Southside Parent Teacher Association urging ingenuity in planning for children's activities and balanced supervision. Rev J Norton Dendy conducts devotion. Miss Irene Mobley reports treasurer. attendance awards go to Eunice Folkes's third grade. social hour hosted by Collier Freeman and room sitters. Mrs A N Coger to leave for Miami.

Parente Teacher Association George Skinner C G. Scott J Norton Dendy John Dinkins Irene Mobley

AAUW Plans Play and Civilians Defense Talk at School

The Dothan AAUW chapter met to discuss plans for the play She Stoops To Conquer at the school on January 31 and for a civilian defense program. Speakers outlined community needs, emergency preparation, and a survey led by Colonel H. Rawlinson. The group also approved educational grants for foreign students and announced fundraising to support these efforts.

Dothan American Association of University Women Bilty Mullen Ken Bothaigh Herman Blumberg Harry Wistrand William Evans Louis Branscomb J. Hamer Miss Dixie Chrishan Nelle Sonrake Aie Frances ‘Whigham Mallenne Annonicad Suzan Suzan Martinetta Company's Production, of Et Aueals Fingal Rene Aes Rusty 7 Waspie Aauw Luther Harper Tpeskian Aind HT. Rawlinson Civthany — Defense X Nas AAUW Asgisthang Tex Alabama Aauw Manele McPeake

Pilgrim Home Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Meeting

Members met at Mrs. Houston C. Thoreas home as Mrs. B O Beckham led the program on the topic God is Moving What Can Hinder. Mrs Tillis Thomley presided and Mrs Gwyn McDonald gave the devotional. Light refreshments were served to attendees including Mrs Jim Guthn Mrs Bul Staring Mrs Roe Mrs Thomley Mrs Beckham and Mrs McDonald.

Pilgam Home Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Houston C. Thoreas Bol. Beckham Tillis Thomley Gwyn/ McDonald Jim Guthn Bul Staring Roe Thomley Beckham McDonald

Miss Kinney to Wed Arthur Hay Jr at Atlanta Church

Miss Kinney and Arthur Lee Hay Jr are engaged with a February 4 wedding planned at Moreland Avenue Baptist Church in Atlanta. Hay, a Borger Texas native and WWII veteran, works at Phillips Chemical. Kinney is with the Bank of Georgia and studied at the Atlanta UGA branch. The notice notes extended family and a hospital injury incident in Donalsonville.

Miss Kinney Arthur Lee Hay, Jr Atlanta Church Donalsonville Jack Malcolm Kinney Atlanta Mig Mary Jane Kinney Borger Texas Moreland Avenue Baptist Church Alanta W. Bertram King

OES Welcomes New Member To Chapter

ENTERFRSH Specialy Mr Louie Donaldson was iitiated in to the Order of the Eastern Star Monday at Bullarc Chapter meeting with Worthy Matron presiding. A call for Wednesday night January 17 was announced and ethics and members urged to attend. Coffee County School of Instruction set for Monday night at Enterprise with Kinston Chapter meeting to follow. After the meeting refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Donald Voak departed Wednesday for New York City due to Mr Voak's father's illness.

Louie Donaldson Bullarc Ellis Worth Collis Goodson Coffee County School of Instruction Hela Win Enterprise Kinston

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