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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1951
Page
5
The Cherokee Garden Club will sponsor a Gladioti Show on Thursday May 24 at the home of Mrs W F Covington reviving the annual event after a multi year gap. Members should prepare exhibits for prizes announced by the club.
Seven circles of the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held Monday meetings in members homes and at the church. Circle six at Mrs. Ike Rimson's with eleven members included a devotional by Mr. Jack White and speaker Mrs. D. M. Gardner. Circle seven gathered at the church with hostesses Mrs. Vd. Forrester and Mrs. J. T. Dean. Circle eight met at Mrs. Marvey Harrison's home with eleven present. Circle nine met at Mrs. Annie Gambie's with ten members and four visitors. Circle ten met at the church with eight members and one visitor, Mrs. C. D. Brinkley. Circle eleven met at Mrs. Frank Astery's home with three members and one visitor, Mrs. W. J. Saunde, leading devotion and Mrs. Grady King speaking. Circle two met at Amos Jones home with eight members and a book review by Mrs. WT. Burkett. sandwiches and drinks served.
Mrs Alfred Frasier entertained the Beta Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at a Monday evening business and social gathering on Appletree Street. Mrs Stancil King presided, Miss Nell Mims gave the secretary’s report, planning a May 21 script dance with proceeds to the Auricular Foundation, and light refreshments were served to members including W. I. Farrow, Nell Mims, Verne Scott, Catherine Pearson, Mary Parrish, Wilma Anglin, Stancil King, Olivia Grantham, Louise Garrett, Mary Ann Toomsey, W. E. Walters, Janice Bond, Vondle Beasley, Frances Ford, Virginia Albering, Edna Earl Kelley, Mary Dean O’Neal, and Lounette Harper.
Mrs Victor Harris presided Monday evening at the Business Women's Circle meeting in the First Baptist Church. Miss Alice Elliott led the opening prayer and Miss Essie Mae Smitherman led group singing, with reports from secretary Mrs Roy Driggers and committee chairmen.
A daughter Brenda Gail Jenkins born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Tom Jenkins with grandparents Henry Lindsey Haleyville and W C Jenkins Midland City. Also Wade Okla born April 27 to Mrs Griffin formerly Tona Kirkland Headland. A Congo program note and local WOC Evergreen Chapel gathering are included.
Piano pupils of Robert Livingston will present a recital at 7 30 o clock tonight at Young Junior High School. The program includes The Shoemaker Shop Walt er Allen Parker Skipping the Drum Major Anne Thorn Hey The Tumbleweed Jere Lawrence Waltz in A flat Maxine Hendley The Butterfly Charlotte McLeod Swinging in Fairyland Carolyn Ayres Playing Tag Marlyn Moseley By An Old Wishing Well Don Sebeile Village Festival Katherine Guillage Swedish Dance Judy Davis Venetian Love Song Carol Fail Spanish Serenade Diane Etheredge The Shepherd Boy Judy Bulwek Aragonaise Fields Briey Moon Mist Harriet Moser Viens Dan ny Sella Ang Ford Fire Dance Don Bailey Melody in F Eleanor ee Rustic Dance Jessiea Wil Jackson Valse in E Flat Howe Gachet March of the Flower Girls Barbara Sanders Evening in Havana Feith Forrester Dance of the Demon Janice Dykes Artoro Virginis Conner Majesty of the Deep Widares Joseph Showers of Stars Judy Rainer Etude Melodique Judy Windsor Fire Dance Merritt Holmen Theme and Variations Mary Frances Gachel Minuet in C Minor ally McArthur Adoration Don Speigner Claire De Lune Charlotte Knight Valse Brillante Corote Harrison turne in E Flat Merilyn Windsor Romance in D Flat David Anderson Polichitone Wister Jean Cook
Moody hospital Nurses' Alumnae Association held a fish supper at Chipley Florida's Big Creek fish camp hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Nealey. Five new members, graduates of Moody Hospital Nursing School, joined the group: Miss Neil Andrews, Miss Betty Brown, Miss Margaret Hightower, Miss Joan Williams, and Miss Sue Hughes. Several guests attended including Mrs. James Bolly and Miss Arnie Wise.
The Webb Parent-Teacher Association elected its new officers at the final meeting of the school year held in the school auditorium with about fifty patrons present. Mrs J D Borland was chosen president S D Thomis vice president Mrs Bea Ivey secretary and Mrs Clifton Hughes treasurer.
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