Mrs Harmon Speaks At Sorosis Club Meeting
Mrs Annie Laurie Harmon spoke at Sorosis Glob on Tuesday at Mrs F A Flowers home. J L Muthns presided as plans for monthly luncheons next year were discussed while guests and members enjoyed tea.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
11
Mrs Annie Laurie Harmon spoke at Sorosis Glob on Tuesday at Mrs F A Flowers home. J L Muthns presided as plans for monthly luncheons next year were discussed while guests and members enjoyed tea.
Mrs T R Scheile hosted the Fine Arts Club as plans closed for the annual Spring Festival set for March 1 at Young Junior High. General festival chairman Mrs Guy Hardwick outlined plans, with Mrs Billy Brulten speaking on Growing Old. Officers elected: Mrs J L Marrs president, Mrs RK A Dowling Jr vice president, Mrs Leonard Gloude secretary, Mrs George Vance treasurer. A dessert course and coffee were served at a tea table decorated with red azalea centerpieces.
The Margaret Aiken Business Womans Circle met at the Baptist Church Monday night with eight members present. Miss Baggett led the program on On our Own Doorsteps. others spoke on The Un Known and Unenlisted, Negro Work and other nationalities, New Orleans, and Cuba. Next meeting is March 20 at 5 pm. Donalsonville special: Womans Missionary Union met at Fir a Baptist Church. Catherine Bryan Circle presented Am I My Brothers Keeper.
Mrs N B Cannady and others hosted the monthly Club de Vingt luncheon at the Houston Hotel. Bridge was played at four tables in the game room amid red and white floral decor. High score went to Mrs Flowers Crawford. guests included Mrs Rowan, Mrs Esp, and Mrs Covington Jr, among others from Washington DC and Charleston.
Donalsonville special report details Nazarene Missionary Society activities in Japan. Mrs Boswell presided at the Monday gathering with prayer led by Mrs Hallie Shinglen. Florence Shingler led mission study on the Nippon church origins while other members shared reports. Junior Society met at the church and children were cared for as mothers attended. Mr and Mrs Murray Jett visit Washington DC after brief stay.
Beacon Bible class of First Baptist church held a Monday social with a covered dish supper and a tacky party. Mrs Reuben Herring gave the devotional, Mrs Fisher presided, and Mrs Wick er Huila offered the invocation. Entertainment included games led by Mrs Tadlock Two visors, with attendees Mrs Jennings Crawford and Mrs Charlie Ogburn present.
In Dothan Garden Club and Presbyterian circles members met at Houston Memorial library and homes. Mrs J A Campbell led a John lesson on sanctuaries in America and Christ’s words. gifts were presented, brided showers noted, and plans made for the Spring flower show and social events. Dramatized by Mrs Don Skinner and Mrs Fintey Ferry group activities continued with prayers and refreshments. Findley A Bartlett underwent an appendectomy yesterday.
Dr and Mrs Paul Fowers announce the birth of a son Robert Elliott born in a local hospital. Mr and Mrs Spence Tatum of 607 West North Street report a daughter Amy Susan born March 7 in a local hospital.
A junior department Wiener roast at Fast Baptist Sunday School is planned for Friday at 3:90 pm at the church. The third year juniors, winners of the February attendance contest, will be honored. Mrs W K McRae and daughter Carolyn will visit Spartanburg C to stay with Mrs McRae’s parents.
In Donalsonville Mrs. Shingler led a life story of Clementina Butler missionary to India and Usha Ray of India. Mrs. Hodges read a missionary letter. Belle Bennett Circle met at Mrs Falh Sr home with program on Faith led by Mrs Brigham. Community Bible Study discussed Giants and prayer. Supper planned at Presbyterian church by Men’s Bible Class for Fellowship winners.
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