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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1951

Page

6

Graduation Program For Gray Ladies Set Sunday

Graduation exercises for all 25 Red Cross Gray Ladies will be held at the U S Army Hospital Camp Rucker Ala in the recreation hall at 2 45 pm Sunday April 1 This is the first such class to be graduated since Camp Rucker was reactivated last Fall The group is made up of volunteers from Dale and East Coffee Counties and is sponsored by the Women s Club of Camp Rucker with Dale and East Coffee County Chapters of the Red Cross Arrangements are under the direction of Mrs David M Dunne Col Mack M Green will present certificates Following the exercises an in house open to families and friends of staff members will be held

Red Cross U.S. Army Hopital Camp Rucker Ala Dale East Coffee Counties Women's Club Camp Bucker Dale Land East Coffee County David M. Dunne Mack M. Green

Mrs. Mattie Moseley Honored On 92nd Birthday Dinner

A New Brockton dinner honored Mrs. Mattie B. Moseley for her 92nd birthday, gathering her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and many friends from Graceville, Campbellton, Phenix City, Troy, Elba, Mobile, and beyond. Church of the Nativity members invited to a Thursday fellowship and covered dish supper in Jacksonville.

Mattie Moseley Claude’ Moseley New Brockton Mattie B. Moseley Wayne Notin Graceville Fla Adora Cecil Mixon Campbellton IL. P Barrish Phyllis Thomas J. Moseley Bennie Sinquefield Winslon Sinquefield Phenix City Ben Godwin Blakely Lassiter Howard Hilton Nolin Linda Leo Tindell Tin Brenda Robert Burke Dawn Debbie J. L. Hudson Jimmy Stan Mixon Cross Roads Osie L. Hornsby Lamar Hubert Dubose Marion John Kaylor Tabernacle Chat Mosely Mickey and Terry Tully Johnson J. C. Maddox Harry L. Martin Ozark F. L. Nolin Fannie Glaze Montgomery M. G. Maddox Tampa Fis the Ruth ‘You Clinionville Alice Watson Betheny T. V. Bernhard Debtic Jacksonville Jack Route Gene Hammonés Cottondale Mattie L. Conner Panama City Flay Joel Masley Church of the Nativity

Southside Baptist Circles Entertained at Home Meetings

Wemate Missionary Union of Southside Baptist Church held Monday afternoon study and social gatherings in members’ homes. Circles including Ida Dykeb, Lena Avery, Mary, Ida Turner, Margaret Zh’rden, Macy Givens, and others met for prayer, devotional readings, mission book study, and business sessions. Refreshments served. prayers for revival. plans for visitation.

Wemate Misssionary Union Southside ‘Baptist Church Inircles Ida Dykeb John Atkins Atkins Doran Deal PW. Masters Missionary Ars Jack Manuel W. D. Wells Reese Watkins Lee McMichael L. EK Gunter Hubert Snellgrove Bugh Ross Fred Dykes Lena Avery J 3 A. Williams Macx Ritchie J. A. Allstrong Cecil Houston Ward Albert Smith Mission Oak William J. Cutty Ralph¢ Dykes Loyd-Helms Ida Turner Robert Williams Hugh Gachet Williams Hyron Joiner l@acher W. J. Smith Joiner Xentescey Margaret Oney Morris J. 3. Johnson C. FP. McLeod Foy Macy Givens W. E. Crosby Luther Shellhouse Aulison Peacock Crosby W.M.S

New Century Club Meets At Library With Mrs. Bell

New Century Club meeting at Houston Memorial Library featured talk by Mes J T Jackson and Mrs Glen Baylor on Christianity as a national strength. Mrs Joe Beall of Cottonwood hosted, decorations of day lilies and spring flowers, business session led by Mrs C C Bennett.

Mes J. T. Jackson Glen Baylor New Century Club Houston Memorial Library Joe Beall Cottonwood Jackson Council of Churches Glenn Baylor Miss Jones Paul Allen C. Bermett Gicsy Boozer W.T. Burkett J. A. Campbell Ray- Imona Christi E. 5. Ford RK. L. Hammer Auric .Fesgier A. L. Ma2

Blakely Baptist Circle And GA's Report Sessions

Blakely circle met at Blakely Baptist Church with nine present to discuss Go Quickly and Tell. Junior group met with 20 present as devotional and program on Bring Home the Catch concluded with leadership from Mrs Davenport and assistants. Also note the visit of Mrs Mathis from Birmingham and her sister Mrs Simmons recovering after illness. There are 2,909,000 trucks on farms now, nearly twice as many as in 1941.

Blakely Blakely Baptist Church Linton Willis A. L. Pritchett Norman Alexander Billy Hunter Armelle Ernestine Baptist Church H. H. Davenport Janet Stovall Jed Mariin _ Davis Priscilla Doner Janet Jackson Pat Dixon Sandra Willie Glyndell Thompson Davenport W. H. Mathis Birmingham A.M. Simmons

Troy Poet Speaks At Meeting Of Literary Club

Alabama poet and Troy native Mrs. Lucile Key Thomp son spoke to the Scottie Frasier club on original poems and the life of Edna St Vincent Millay. Guests included Mrs. Alfred Frasier and Mrs. Myer Blumberg with others attending a social hour and refreshments. Miss Lougenia Stallings of New Orleans will be maid of honor at the Stevens Dillender wedding in Augusta Gay with the Stallings and Thompson families traveling for the ceremony.

Lucile Key — Thompson Alabama Troy Scottie Frasier Club Thompson Hdna St. Vincent Millay Mire Alfred Frasier Myer Blumberg Eustace Bishop Howard Owens Wallace Malone Clyde Lovern W. By Logue Curtis Adams Eustace Bisop Dupree Davis jGuin Flowers Harry Hall LeBruce Hanahan Ingram Hanahan Jefferson Hudson Leon Harvard W. C. King John Sanders, Jr J. F. Stallings Luther Wilson W. B. Logue Lfred Frasier Lucille Key Bill Thompson Ucers Lougenia Stallings New Orleans Augusta Gay Church of the Good Shepherd

Birth Announcements and Club Meeting Notices

Birth announcements note Mrs Jack Payne and Mr and Mrs Tones with newborns. The Dothan Study Club will meet Friday March 30 at Mrs Ledlie Smarts home, moved from April 6. Mrs Luther Harper and son Jim spend three weeks in Cumberland Maryland with the Harper family. Mrs J S Sumpter and Janice Sumpter leave for Roanoke Virginia after visiting the Hobart Hall home. Mrs Louis Branscomb Mrs Winston Cooper and W J Funders attend Alabama Medical Technicians Association meeting in Montgomery Friday and Saturday. Meetings occur at Huntingdon College. T C Ward is seriously ill at home 206 West Washington Street.

Dothan Ledlie Smart Luther Harper Jim Cumberland, Md J. E. Harper Louis Branscomb Winston Cooper W. J. Funders Burh Montgomery Alabama Medical Technicians Association Huntingdon College Aoe T. C. Ward Bis West Washington Street

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