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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1949
Page
3
Fragmentary devotional verse thanking the Father for flowers grass birds shade and morning light. Names Ralph Waide Emerson appear, with garbled lines naming gratitude for health and friends and nature in a prayerful reflection.
Church social hosted by four hostesses with Mrs. Leonard Hedding and Mrs. Muller among organizers. Mrs. A Barron led the business session while many members including Mrs. Elmer, Mrs. Gerard Roney, and Mrs. James Taylor attended. The event featured refreshments, greetings, and community companionship.
The New Century Club plans a meeting with Mrs Andre Tait and Harmon. Pine Arts Club hosts to discuss Riverline by Charles Morgan. Circle 2 led by Mrs Mason Rowe and Circle 12 under Mrs R He Mase feature current turnout plans.
Donalsonville UDC meeting held at Mrs J A Cummings home with prayer, reports by Mrs Webb and Mrs Jernigan, Mrs Green named State Convention delegate, Mrs Wheeler alternates, new program chair and yearbook head elected, treats served. W H Bennett to attend Presbyterian conferences in Alabama from Alexander City to Geneva. Dried flower buds from evergreen myrtle family noted.
The Nor than chapter of the American Association of University Women held its monthly meeting at the Country Club. Mrs Net man Blumberg presided as secretary Mrs RL Hamner was elected secretary following Mrs Mauette McPeake. Plans were made to sponsor a Shakespearean play and a puppet show. Tessie Hall and Miss Herbert Brunner were appointed to arrange a Story Hour at the Library. The group voted to again sponsor Saturday morning movies for children. Mrs Roys Lewis was the principal speaker on the subject Communism In Education. Twenty five members attended and drinks were served during the social hour.
Members of the Euzelian Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church gathered for a banquet and installation service in the church recreation room. Mrs. Henry Hicks and others greeted attendees. Leo Lane was named president with a full slate of officers and group captains announced, as members pledged to advance in faith and service.
Howard College welcomed twelve Houston County students for the fall quarter led by Maj. Haneel G. Davis. Cadet names include Paula Banfoud, Hagood, Pitts, Zbinden, McDonald, Morris, Martin, Pittman, Marlin, Canon and Cumbia from Dojah. Also listed are Vale County students Steve Midland City Borland Prichard Fort Brow.
Harmony Club met at Houston Memorial Library with Fay Bricken, noted violinist, performing Beethoven pieces Romance in F minor and Sonata op 30 no 2. Accompanist Mrs Charity Armstrong Armstrong from Columbia joined, while Miek C Knight spoke on Beethoven moments, and a choral number closed the program.
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