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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1945
Page
3
A devotional prayer invoking healing through nurses at Garfield Memorial Hospital. It asks for steady hands, courage, humility, and guidance to reflect the Physician, seeking strength to comfort patients and uplift spirits amid pain and fear.
Circles of Foster Street Methodist met in homes to close the church year and finish the ministry book. Leaders were thanked as funds, devotional talks, and studies were shared. Several circles reported members, visitors, and in hospital notes with travel and family updates.
Jackson E Granberry and Mrs Granberry announce the birth of a daughter Emily Trued on November 11. Clyde Brown of Gordon announces the arrival of a daughter Mary Low born October 15. Frances McCerdie and Mrs Der Hongers of Gordon are grandmothers.
Highland School Parent-Teacher Association will hold November meeting at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium. The program includes an open discussion of P T A plans with Mrs Graver Koonles and a Thanksgiving play by second grade pupils taught by Miss Haze Gowan. A social hour with coffee follows in the cafeteria. Fathers Night observance at Minnie T Heard School at 7 o clock Thursday features Sixth grade pupils and Rev G Ralph Madson as master of ceremonies. Nursery available.
Mrs Ellen Nowell entertained on Sunday for Mildred Nowell of Midland City on her seventeenth birthday. Guests included numerous families from Headland Ashford Dothan, Napier Field and Midland City areas. The party planned a future move for Mr and Mrs Dan Boyd to Roanoke then Alta Georgia with Mr J S Mullen and Mrs Mullen joining later.
Mrs J G Higgins entertained Saturday afternoon at the South Appleyee cheet for children in celebration of her son Jerry Higgins seventh birthday. Guests enjoyed punch, stories read aloud, and outdoor games. A large yellow cake with seven candles was served with ice cream. Attending were many local families and friends including Jerry Higgins and Joe Kingry among others from Blakely and Ozark.
Mrs Fay Askew missionary in Argentina was guest speaker at the First Baptist WMU gathering. She urged cooperation in mission work, showed South American curios, and spoke on Argentina customs and home life before a 75-member attendance. A devotional, tea, and social followed, with remarks by leaders and a brief business session.
The Book Review Club relocates its Wednesday meeting to the home of Mr Pavl Allee at three o clock in the afternoon. Mrs C C Ben pell will renew Bellamy Perr idge s January Thaw. Mr and Mrs T L Rush hosted guests. Claude Brown and children from Sylacauga joined. Private Thomas Lynn Bryan, recently completing basic training at Chesler Field, visited with his parents.
A district nurses association plans a 3:30 pm meeting on Wednesday at the Nurses Home Moody Hee. Feaastered Burees invited. cemetery work announced for November 15 at Smyrna Baptist Church. attendees asked to bring tools. Mrs Revel and infant daughter Catherine were moved from a local hospital to her parents home in Ozark.
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