Missionary Circle Activities Highlight Local WMU Meetings
Multiple circles met for study, prayer, and missions planning with leaders, visitors, and devotional focus. Members discussed chapters, collected food for needy families, and planned community outreach while noting visits from regional members. A separate report notes the cornerstone laying for the University of Caen in France founded in 1432.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jonary Society
Pere Aprise
Ee Bailey
Rs. C. F. James
Thelma White
E. Lewis
Rosdell Owens
Rg. C. Fleming
D. H
W. L. Cuddy
Sally Blackmon
Amber Prederson
Rob- Ellis
J. Harrell
Ben B
R.C
Fox Metcalf
Allis
Tine Sasa
Tine Sasa Moseley Circle Met Pp. N. Mathis
G. W. Carlisle
Jerigan
Clayton
Katie Byrd
Gene Collins
H. G. Hicks
Floyd. Butner
Ed Purvis
WMU
Albert Kelley
Josie Lasseter
H. Redman
Herbert Gannon
H.C. Stephenson
Claire Gannon
University of
Caen
France
Hadassah Meeting Highlights Fellowship and Work
A Hadassah gathering at Mrs Nathan Kraselsky home drew fifteen members with Mrs Sidney Katz delivering the principal address on the group's projects and work. Guest Mrs Asher Sherow of Chicago attended as well as remarks on fellowship and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Kraselaky
Sidney
Katz
Asher -Sherow
Chicago
Nurses Association Hosts Monthly Evening Social
The Moody Hospital Alumnae Association held its monthly social at the nurses' home on a Wednesday evening. Hostesses were Mrs Jeter Box Miss Mildred Bruner Mrs Napoleon Azar and Mrs E M Adams. Games provided entertainment and the event ended with a salad course and coffee. Others present included Mrs Ben Thomley Mrs Earl Register Miss Jimmie Williamson Miss Annie Wise Mrs Morris Garner Mrs E M Dean Mrs Charlie Lowe Mrs Cecil Webb Mrs J F Phillips Mrs Milton Newton Mrs Lena Cotton of Ozark Mrs James Goodman and guests Mrs John Chapman Rochelle Ill and Mrs Sanford Griswold Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Hospital
Cecil Webb
J.F. Phillips
Milton Newton
Lena Cotton
Ozark
James Goodman
John Chapman
Rochelle
Sanford Griswold
Echo
Party Given For Frances Shinholster Fourteenth Birthday
A Friday evening birthday party hosted by Mrs J T Shinholster honored her daughter Frances on her fourteenth birthday. Spring flowers decorated the hostess home as Frances received gifts. Guests included Margaret Williams Doris Johnson Rex Henderson Linda Jordan Janie Williams Lowell Cain Hubert Hughes Patricia Henderson Gene Williams Martha Merle Lee Catherine Harrison Anna Jean Lee Sara Williams Rebecca Johnson Patricia Shinholster Beth Henderson. Romans viewed the owl as a bird of evil omen and a messenger of bad news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Shinholster
Hubert Hughes
Patricia Henderson
Gene Williams
Martha
Merle Lee
Catherine Harrison
Anna Jean Lee
Sara Williams
Rebecca Johnson
Patricia Shinholster
Beth Henderson
Dear Miss Dix on dates and home rule for teens
Dorothy Dix advises that a father who bans a daughter's dates from the home is dangerous to her safety and respect, while a mother is right. She notes teens need home shelter to navigate relationships and warns against public displays of affection, urging discretion with returning suitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Six
Bobby-Soxer
Mica
Miss DIX
Music Club Holds Program Meeting And Social
The McAllister Junior Music Club met Friday at Mrs. Crenshaw’s home with Joy Cox presiding. Members answered roll with famous composers and works. Rebecca Hollis, Jimmy Pitt Selavent and others performed. Hymn study and transpositions featured. an ice course was served. Next meeting at Jimmy Pitt Selavent’s home with Patsy Peel cohostess. Mrs. O A Burtleshaw returned from Son tay visit. An ancient note on owls foretold death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllister Junior Music Club
Henry Crenshaw
Joy Cox
Lydianne Segrest
Fragmentary line hints at farewell and affection
A fragment from a larger piece shows a character expressing preference for a gentle farewell over harshness, with lines suggesting warmth and tenderness rather than confrontation. Names, places, and precise context are not provided in the readable text.
Stay Youthful By Keeping Warm Interests In Life
A woman remains young in spirit as long as she keeps vibrant interests. An actress’ lasting appeal often comes from a single devotion to theater, but any all consuming passion can preserve vitality. Show enthusiasm for people and daily events, praise others, and resist indifference. Enduring charm hinges on responding wholeheartedly to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stuart
Peoria, IL
Ginger
Ths
Tor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toot Ou
Prise Missionary Society
Ancitcles
Ewell Stokes
Ewell Stokes, Jr
Montgomery
Robert L. Grice
Myrtle Thomas
R. J. Richards
Edison, Ga
G. W. Burtt
Birmingham
Thomas
Hallmark
Valentines
Sweetheart
West
Troy Street
WDIG
Sisterhood
Brotherhood of Fee Bimame
Temple
Nurses Association
Peters
New Low
Main Street
Dorothy Dix
Papa
Mama
Bobby
Father
Moth
John
O. A. Burtleshaw
Sonitay
J. C. Thomas
Gollen
Dirilyte
NEA Service
Frigid
Tierra del Pengo
Dothan Steam Laundry
Florence
Danley-Johnson
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