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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1950
Page
14
The Zion Home Club met at Mrs. Stephens home with 12 members and two visitors present. Miss Mathews taught a lesson on fashion and dress designs while Mrs. Deal chaired as vice-president in the president's absence.
About twenty five Florida State Nurses Association members attended the March meeting at the Northwest Florida Tuberculosis Sanitorium nurses home in Marianna. Mrs. Alva Hiatt of Quincy presided. Dr. Frank Watson spoke on Socialized Medicine. Officers listed include Miss Mildred Helms and Marie Godfrey.
Olive Warren Armstrong wed Dr Harold Scott Gamble in Columbia on March 3. Roobie Napier married Hubert Paulk in Donalsonville on February 16. bride attends Rehobeth school and couple resides on route two.
The Rev George Kerlin D D superintendent of Methodist churches in the Marianna district was guest speaker at a Marianna P T A meeting. His topic was Foundations for Lasting Peace. Presiding was Mrs Eugene Bowles, with officers Mrs Fred Turner vice president Mrs Joe Hawkins treasurer and Mrs Ralph Dobfin secretary among sixteen committee chairmen.
The Enterprise High School Glee Club and Girls Ensemble participated in the district Music Festival at Troy State Teachers College on Tuesday March 14. Miss Mary Ruth Lewis directed the club. Over 2,000 students from 27 schools attended. Nine club members joined the 120 member clinic choir.
Mrs. Howard Hancock is elected president of the Marianna Junior Woman's Club succeeding Mrs. Cecil Rhyne Jr. Other officers named for the year include Mrs. J. B File and Mrs. Jan Potsma as first and second vice presidents, recording secretary Mrs. Julius Cox, corresponding secretary Mrs. Frank Zych, and treasurer Mrs. Berwin Williams. The election was at a club meeting presided by Mrs. Cecil Rhyne Jr with an informal reception following amid sweetpeas and bridal wreath decorations. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Jan Fotsma, Mrs. Roland Ruth, Mrs. William Webster, and Mrs. Bil Bell.
Miss Bernice Garner and Mrs Ray Hayes hosted the West Jeyan Service Guild gathering in the social hall of Enterprise Methodist Church. President Mrs Mer rer Ellis led the meeting, with treasurer Miss Mary Jones reporting and district guild notes shared. Attendees from Enterprise included Mrs Ellis Mrs Guice Miss Carolyn Hixton and Miss Leonidan Jones. The group planned a WSCS meeting Monday evening at 6 30 at the church for a mission study and assigned participants for a panel discussion. The devotional service was pre-
The Elba P T A March meeting, led by Mrs. Elisa Bentley, heard Miss Martha Jane Ballard of STC Troy describe teaching Koreans to learn democracy. Mrs. Floyd of the Andalusia Chamber spoke on an art program. Attendance prizes were awarded to students from several grades.
Mrs W. Guice and Miss Leonidas Jones chaired a program titled Across the Boundaries of Race from the study book Women of the Scriptures. After the talk, a social hour followed the gathering.
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