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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1945
Page
3
Foster Street Group held a literary meeting with members reading from Three Lives and discussing Christian work in the Philippine Islands. The program featured readings by several women, devotional closing, and urging circle members to send the program to others. The event concluded with prayers and reflections on youth and service.
Circle One gathered at Mrs H C Burgo s residence for Easter study as Mrs W M Hardwice presided her topic What Impresses Me Most About Easter highlighted the crucifixion resurrection and Mary and Martha's loyalty. Letters from state and national figures including Mrs Roosevelt Congressman Lister Hull Governor Chauncey Sparks Dr Lowe D Newton and Dr John W Frazer conveyed Easter joy.
In Hartford Special the Cross Roads Home Demonstration club met at Mrs Sam Peak’s home for a Merch session and luncheon. Guests Mrs Dorothy Tew and Mrs Carmen Threaton attended. Fifty one percent of members were welcomed during the business session chaired by Mrs Mavis Pope. Mrs John Glidden gave the devotional. Talks on Clothing Construction were presented by Mrs Tew and Mrs Threaton.
Presbyterian Women held an afternoon installation service at the church. New officers included President Mrs Jo N Kullins and Vice President Mrs T E Sunun, with a slate of secretaries, treasurer, historian, and circle chairs announced along with various committee appointments across the church groups.
Aptitude tests for admission to Emory University School of Nursing will be held March 31, 1945 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at Florida State College for Women Tallahassee Florida. Dean Juhan Muller says accepted diploma or degree students become Cadet Nurse Corps members and may obtain Army or Navy Medical Corps commissions upon graduation. Candidates report to Paul Finer in Educational Building Room 206 A and no late registrations will be admitted after 9 a.m.
Members of the Girls Auxiliary of the Past Baptist Church gathered yesterday for the regular musimon study session. The group discussed the Forward Step program and heard an impressive talk on community missions by Mrs. John P. Shealy. Attending were Sue Heyes, Joan Nowell, Anne Turner, Mary Nell Harn gon, Anne Richey, Mary Elia Trapum, Benny Jean Jermgan, Sure Anne Cunningham, Patsy Asneford, Patmes Stephenson, Margeret Crumpton, Alpha Teal, and Mania Stspletan.
Circle Eight presented the program Peace of Tomorrow yesterday afternoon at the First Baptist Church. Mrs Roy Hughes led the program after the opening song and prayer by Mrs A E Maths Jed, with a devotional message given by an unnamed speaker.
Hartford special report notes Mrs Harry C Milner of Panama City honored by hosts Mrs Grady Hughes and Mrs J T Holman at bridge. Floral decor included snap dragons gladiolus and azaleas. Guests listed include Mrs Lea Corpitt Mrs Alva Saunders and others. Awards given to Mesdames Albert Hughes W M Lam er and Rhett Williamson. Honoree received a souvenir as party plates and drinks were served following several games.
Billy Mack Gullage of Albany to report to Fort McPherson for Navy duty was honored at a Saturday dinner hosted by his aunt with guests from Albany Midland City and Dothan. A second Midland City dinner followed with his mother and other relatives attending. Also listed are visitors arriving to attend a wedding and a note on Florence Hendrix’s return from Chattahoochee Florida.
Mrs Cara Sauncer presided as Dr Graves Knowles Mrs Grnude Bell and Mrs Marika Collier gave a vocal tribute. The program included the principal telephone piece Peace of Tomorrow by Mrs K Jordan. The meeting concluded with the watchword.
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