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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1949
Page
4
The excerpt presents Walt Whitman urging readers to travel their own path, rejecting reliance on friends or comforts. It envisions guiding readers toward broad landscapes and public roads while insisting each person must journey independently.
Mrs M E Page led the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society program at the church. Her topic The American Home is America s Looking Glass urged cooperation of both parents to prevent delinquency and the home founded on Christ to reflect a great nation. Mrs W D Prevatt gave meditation on Making the Home Christian, praising love obedience and Christ enthronement. Mrs Z W Parkman sang Oh Happy Home. Sixty two members attended.
Miss Betty Shealy honored at a bridge party yesterday by Mrs James Park and Mrs James Baughman at the Park home on Gerard Street. Four tables of players included Claire Faulk Martha Watford Pat Hutchings and others. Watford won high score. Faulk and Hutchings earned prizes. Hostesses gave the honoree china. a salad course and iced drinks followed. tea guest Mrs Bill Streyer attended.
Headland Avenue Baptist church Bonoth class held its monthly social at Mrs Ray Allen's home with co host Ruth Baptiste. Bible study prayers, baby gifts and a salad supper followed.
Southside Baptist WMS met at the church Monday afternoon with thirty two members present. The study topic was Christ the Answer in the Home and devotional was by Mrs Allison. Various members led brief discussions on home life and social pressures with a closing group song I wrote my home.
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