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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
11
A noted rabble-rouser challenged Benjamin Franklin about the Constitution’s guarantees asking where happiness is promised. Franklin replied that the pursuit of happiness is something each person must actively pursue.
Garden clubs held morning sessions in homes with members attending in Donalsonville and Dothan areas. Mrs Ray hosted fourteen members as a club collect was read, and federating with the State organization was voted. Hosting members served refreshments and discussed horticulture and park plans while new members were welcomed and arrangements of flowers were on display.
The Cherokee Garden Club presents Dorothy Biddle in two lectures at the Recreation Center at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm on March 30. Mrs Bridie discusses Flower Arrangement Made Easy using simple materials. Admission is one dollar for both sessions. tickets sold at the door.
Circles of the Lafayette Street Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service gathered Monday at multiple member homes for meditation prayer and mission study. Ten circles reported devotions prayers and brief business sessions with circle leaders and guests present in each home.
The Maude Martin Study Club of Ozark sponsored a book review and reception at Dale County High School featuring Fred S Watson of Enterprise presenting Piney Woods Echoes. Honorees included Ozark writers Mary Tarver Carroll Wo D Parker and Jose B Adams. reception followed with guests from Enterprise and Ozark. decorations, punch and tea framed the event.
Miss Caroline Acree was honored at a Country Club bridge party hosted by Mrs Charles Chapman Mrs W oC Farmer and Miss Lou Farmer with about fifty guests. Eleven tables for bridge, prizes to Miss Marie McQuagge and Miss Kath in Lane, spring flowers and a dessert punch reception marked the evening.
Mrs W. A Pitman returns home Tuesday after a week with her daughter and family in New Orleans area. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Tora, Mrs A Y Malone, Mrs Gippy Boozer, Mrs Mason Rowe, and Mrs JR Goldthwaite.
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