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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1951
Page
2
Mrs Pearl Keen Mrs A W Hawke and Mrs MF Anderson hosted the Samson Study Club with Mrs Irene Duke giving a club review in the Samson Special.
Thursday afternoon the meeting was at Mrs Hawke's home decorated with spring flowers. Mrs H L Wood presided and BMcz Roland Faulk served as secretary. The club voted to sponsor and sell blind-made goods. Mrs Roland Faulk became chair and Mrs A S Gritho directed the afternoon program. Irene J Duke reviewed the book In the Pink by Mildred Topp. Tea was served to members Mira J B Pichard, HT Grayson, M F Anderson, John Beall, ES Cooper, Irene Duke, Roland Faulk, S Griffin, A W Hawke, E Johnson, Pearl Keen, H M Merchant, HL Wood, HO Young.
Mrs C C Clark entertained the Tabernacle home demonstration club Wednesday afternoon with fourteen members present. Narcissi arrangements decorated the home as Mrs Dent Gouwin presided and announced plans for an Easter event.
Mrs Bona Johnson of Graceville Fla spoke on her Central American tour at the New Brockton Serosis meeting in New Brockton. She modeled costumes and displayed pictures while Mrs Ferrell Dozier introduced the speaker and musical selections accompanied the program.
The Midland City Parent Teacher Association met at the school with Alma Hunter presiding. Crael Richardson, superintendent of education, spoke on the duty of home church school and community in developing a child's social religious physical mental and economic status. Miss Harris and Miss Parrish reported, a nominating committee was named, and attendance prizes were announced. Refreshments followed.
A Dothan radio feature titled the Infallible Giveaway airs weekdays on Radio WOOF 1190 for fifteen minutes. Host Mr. Infallible adds three dollars to his jackpot each day a home with a sack of Infallite or Tineible Ploor is found, with a potential prize of up to 3250 over thirteen weeks.
A roundup from Enterprise lists Mr and Mrs Detey Rass and others visiting in Birmingham and Enterprise. Several families including Floyds, Bass, Hatcher, Stephenson, and Goodson appear with weekend stays and visits to relatives. Births noted: Gwynne Sowell at Gibson Hospital and Jackie Jerome Roles born at Gibson Hospital. Austria's Salzburg Festival reportedly did about 68 percent more business this year.
Marianna special edition reports Mrs Berwin Williams elected president at Waranar Junior Woman's Club. Other officers include Mrs Frank Zych and Mrs JP Streetman, with proceedings held in the Community House clap rooms.
Mrs Robert Putera is second vice president with Mrs Hobert Pender recording secretary and Mrs John Rawls corresponding secretary, Mrs Roland Ruth treasurer. Mrs David Bevis is elected co sponsor of the junior group alongside Mrs F L Bullard. The club forms committees in program yearbook hospitality driver campaigns finance building and plants hostels and telephone and departments include International Relations American Home Press and Publicity Legislation Public Welfare Hookworm Children’s Home ramps for DAV and Girl Scouts. Installation of new officers will be in June at a luncheon meeting with hostesses including Mrs Berwin William.
Mrs James Hinson Jr and Mrs Fred Turner lead a Florida Federation of Women's Clubs delegation to the upcoming state convention at Daytona Beach. Also listed are Mrs J P Streetman Jr Mrs Berwin Williams and Mrs Ralph Darin with Darin serving as state junior women's vice chairman. The pine note mentions the piñon pine as the only edible nut bearing member of its family.
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