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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
6
First Class Seaman N. Neal Jr. of Chicago, along with Mr and Mrs B. N. Neal, will today visit the Van Riichs at 108 South Street. The note references Joyce Kilmer and a lyric theme, with garbled lines about life and opportunity.
The First Baptist WMS convened in multiple circles held in members’ homes and the church for mission study and meditation on the book Of One. Circle One at Mrs P E Green’s home had seven members. Circle Two, Circle Three at the church, Circle Four with Mrs William Blot, Circle Five with Mrs Eld Harmser, Circle Six with Mr led, Circle Seven at Mrs W C Cumbie’s, Circle Eight under Mrs Earl Hendley, Circle Nine with Mrs W H Pettus, Circle Ten at Mrs W B Duke, Circle Eleven hosted by Mrs O S Anderson, and Circle Twelve with Mrs L N Hutchinson. The Headland Avenue Baptist W M S met for mission study at the church, with 29 members present and a guest from Hartford.
Mrs Eustace Bishop and Mrs J W Wright open the Harmony Club session at 10 00 a m Thursday in the library with a history talk on opera followed by vocal numbers by Mrs Wright and Mrs Parkman including Some Day Hugette Waltz and Bess you is my Woman Now from Vagabond King Also Summer Time and Deep in my Heart feature Romberg The Student Prince selections with Serenade by Mrs Wright and a Wright Parkman duet
Birth notices report William Charle Weed born March 5 at Hartford Hospital to Mr and Mrs Hubert Weed of Slocomb route one. Shirley run Bowman born March 4 to Mr and Mrs R L Bowman route two. Twin sons Larry and Harry Eubanks born March 10 to Mr and Mrs E L Eubanks of Pansey. grandparents listed. Dennis Eldridge born March 9 to Mr and Mrs Buford Glover. grandparents named. Club de Vingt luncheon on the morrow at 11 00 a m at the Houston Hotel with Mrs Howard Owens and Mrs H B Burdeshaw as hostesses.
Foster Street Methodist Woman's Society meets in circles for worship and study with social hour and refreshments. Alice Newton Circle hosted by Mrs. Penny Calhoun. other circles led by Mrs. Lee Smart and Mrs. W. Brooks discuss Lent, the Cross over Africa, and Jesus and God's Fatherhood. New members welcomed. plans announced for WSC conference in Montgomery. meetings set for Thursday afternoon at 3.00 pm.
Bradford police investigated a mysterious explosion felt last night in the West Branch area. A motorist reported the shock shook his hands while driving toward the city and nurses on duty at Bradford Hospital felt the building tremor.
Alumnae secretary Miss Louise Lovelady of Alsbarns College visits Dothan to reorganize the Houston County chapter of the Alabama College Alumnae Association. Readiness for evening election of officers at 8 oclock with campus color slides. A sale of Wedgwood chinware will be held.
A fragment notes qualified women in the area for membership in the Association. The text asserts eligibility criteria without providing names or dates, reflecting a community organizational process. No further details are legible to confirm specific qualifications or actions.
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