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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1946
Page
6
The Nativity auxiliary will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the home of J. J. Stockard, 209 West Troy, with Mrs. M. L. Driver as co host.
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a 6 45 p m meeting at the secretary Mrs C J Graves home. All members urged to attend. Joe Gissendanner Jr and wife spent the weekend in Columbus Georgia visiting Mack Haddock Otto Baker and family.
The Fidelis Sunday School Class of Headland Avenue Baptist Church met Thursday at Mrs J M Campbells West Main Street apartments. The group discussed nominating committee results and votes to hold monthly meetings. A gift was presented to Mrs J D Creel who plans to move to Waycross Georgia.
Mrs J D Kirkland hosted a birthday luncheon at her route four home in honor of her forty eighth birthday. Guests included many Kirkland relatives from Headland Cowarts and Route four families. The Round Table Study Club announces a meeting for Tuesday at 3 00 p m at Mrs C M Guillet’s home.
Judson College leaders from Marion Alabama discuss a Baptist State Convention designated Judson College Day on November 24. They aim to raise funds for repairs equipment modernization and fireproofing of historic campus buildings to expand capacity for record enrollments.
Miss Gloria Vivian Givins married William Lennard Moss in a small Sunday afternoon ceremony at the home of the bride’s relatives. Elder W T Cook officiated before intimate family and friends. The couple plans to reside at 308 Headland Avenue after a brief wedding trip.
Ozark groups report on a regnar meeting hosted by Mrs. A. L. Bennie field Jr and a Garden Club session at the Community Club House with talks on flower show judging and beautification. World Community Day at Ozark Baptist Church included gifts of Kiddie Kits to aid children in war torn areas and a milk fund donation.
Mrs. T. M. Borland Jr and Mrs. M. M. Borland hosted a seated tea in Pinekard at Mrs. M. M. Borland residence honoring Miss Carolyn Snell on the eve of her November 16 marriage to Robert Davis. Thirty-five guests attended with Miss Snell, Mrs. R. L. Snell, and Mrs. J. L. Davis among the receiving line.
Lloyd Yeoman marked his fifteenth birthday with a Saturday evening party at his Slocomb route one home. A long list of friends and relatives attended, with many others helping make World Community Day in Ozark a success.
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