Fort Gaines Garden Club To Sponsor Camellia Show
The Fort Gaines Georgia Home and Garden Club will sponsor its Camellia Show at the Carnelia Clubhouse on January 31. Entries will be accepted from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and the display will be open to the public from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
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Fort Gaines Garden Club
The
Home and Garden Club
Fort Gaines
Carnelia
Mira
Herbert Ingram
Cee
W M U Meeting Set at Newville Church
A charterly meeting of the Jud son W M U Association will be held at the Newville Baptist Church tomorrow with the program starting at 10:00 am. President Mia L Brackin will lead the business session and the Young Women Auxiliary of Newville church will present the program. Ww M A members of the hos eas church will serve luncheon at the noon hour.
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Judson W. M. U. Association
Newville Baptisl Church
Mia UL. Brackin
Young Woman
Newville Church
Ww. M. A
Hoseas Church
Southside Baptist Group Forms Woman's Society
The Southside Baptist Group organized a Woman's Missionary Society and started planning a constitution. Mrs. Hugh Gachet was elected temporary president with officers including Mrs. Mose Harper as first vice president and Mrs. Henry Askew as second vice president, as the meeting concluded and committees were named to draft by laws.
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W. M.S. Southside Baptist Mission
Hugh Gachet
KR. H. Purcell
Columbia
Ilrs
Mose Harper
Menry Askew
Fred Dyxes
Jat
Trensurer
A. Armstrong
W. W
C.F. Mcleod
R. W. Purcell
Columbia Baptist
Dewes Sellers
Olan ¥ Graves Knowles
Parian
Theodore Jir
Henry Askew
Fred Dykes
A. G. Spinks
Maddox
W.W. Avery
Barfield
Conference Of Social Workers Planned In Montgomery
The Alabama Conference of Social Work will hold its first annual session in Montgomery at the Jefferson Davis Hotel on March 30. Evening sessions feature Miss Kiltoe Cistle Austin. officers include Judy Perry, Taverile Court vice-president. Russ Adams, secretary. Susie Boland, treasurer. Public welfare, Red Cross, veterans, and welfare boards eyes are noted. speakers and agenda not yet announced.
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Alabama Conference of Social Work
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Medivipal Audionica
Kiltve Cistle Austin
Imars M. Heveris
Mobilipreside
Cum Oferenen
Judy Anit
Perery
Jefferson Conny Taverile Court
Russ Adams
State Welfare Department
Susie Boland
Montgomery Red Cross
Seevkers
Pep
Aril
Betas
Abil Kaymen
Surial
Pishlie
Lafayette Street Methodist Circles Enter New Officers
Lafayette Street Methodists held New Year meetings as Circles One through Six elected officers and welcomed new members. Circle One, at Mrs. Albert Logue, reported nine present with Mrs. Will McCurry giving a devotional on Psalm 138. Circle Two elected A D Sheehan as chairwoman and Circle Three, with Mrs. R C Deese, focused on Time. Circle Four, Five, and Six listed officers and members, with devotions and social hours marking the sessions.
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Lafayette Street
W. S.C
Albert Logue
Will McCurry
Grady Watford
J. B. Bottorna
J. F. O'Brien
L. F. Brannon
D. C. Clark
J. B. Wilson
Transportaron
T. C. Ward
Howell Coe
W. W. McCarty
Quay Fortner
Chy Circle
Carl Chalker
Xiny
R. C. Deese
Jimmie Sue Harris
E. C. Nall
Frank Wilkes
Abbot Burdeshaw
E. G. Picket
Cirely
W. M. Hardwick
Rey Young
Cuvele
L. Poltevint
Ruyrman
J. Ms. Coop Ant
TA. Wat Isurer
W. M. Lardwick
Secretare
Presbyterian Women Hold Program Meet at church
The Presbyterian Women's Auxiliary met Monday afternoon led by Mrs. Tom Speight who spoke from the Mission book on carrying the Good News Overseas. Mrs. Mack Flowers opened with prayer and Mrs. W. H. Bennett led a study on Isaiah with themes about nations. Mr. Frank Covington presided as plans were made for observing the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. Mrs. Frank Moseley was named chair of the program committee. Twenty three Auxiliary members attended.
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Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Thurch
Tom Speight
Mack Flowers
W. H., Bennett
Iswish
Frank Covington
Frank Moseley
Foreign Missions
Mrs Curtis Baxley Hosts Circle Meeting at Grand View Baptist
Mrs Curtis Baxley entertained the Duty Aske Circle of Grand View Baptist W M S yesterday afternoon at her Las Lafayette Street home. The program was presented by Mrs Willie Perry and Mrs L. Hoke Moody led the dismissal prayer. The meeting closed with a social hour and refreshments for ten members present.
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Curtis Baxley
Dutia Aske
Grandview Baptist W. M.S
Las Lafayette Street
Simon
Heed
Willie Eh Will Perry
Hoke Moody
Foster Street Group Holds Church Program Meeting
Foster Street Methodist W. C. S. met at the church with H. H. McAkley presiding. The Alice Newton Circle, led by Mrs. J. T. Lane Jr., spoke on Our Stewardship of Children in the World. Miss Janell ealy, Jeanine Ward Edgar, and Betty Miss Martha Davie Sapp shared, Mrs. E. N. Pollan Jr. accompanied music, secretary notes 86 members present, and a move from 495 S Gates Street to 604 Edgerwood Drive noted.
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Boroigh
Eviior
Cullen Scarborough
Foi
Jack Coo Way
Seth Scarborough
Cheirman
Jack Coy
Co-Cnairman
Williams
Viviery
Foster Street Methodist
H. H. McAkley
Alice Newton
J. T. Lane, Jr
Janellealy
Jeanine Ward Edgar
Betty
Martha Davie Sapp
Iohn
E. N. Pollan, Jr
W. 5. Wilson
Creretary
AFMC Board Sets January Meeting in Montgomery
The executive board of the State Federation of Music Clubs of Alabama will meet January 3 at the Jefferson Davis Hotel in Montgomery. Fifty leading music clans form the federation with Mrs. Philip Speir as state president. They plan a state convention April 9 and 10 featuring a Choral Festival.
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State Federation of Music Clubs
Musicclans
Alabama
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Mre
Philip ¥. Speir
Federation
Alabames station to host Saturday event with Wien in charge
A station in Alabama will hold a Saturday event with Wien leading the arrangement. Wien is charged with overseeing the war service extension and related duties at the gathering.
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Alabames
Ity
Wien
Arthterd Couple Plans Meeting in New York City
Mr and Mrs J J Arthterd schedule a meeting on Thursday in New York City with discussions likely about a local matter. The brief notice names the Arthterd household and the city venue, indicating a community or organizational gathering.
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J. J. Arthterd
New York City
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