Five Leaders At Judson College Direct Religious Advancement Work For Girls
Judson College lists five faculty leaders directing its religious program Dr Riddle Dr Pearson Miss Eaton Miss Stevens Rev Dickinson guiding students to awaking the mind cultivating the heart and forming habits of order and truth. The group includes Rev Dickinson Miss Bates Dr Riddle Miss Stevens and Dr Pearson with Rev Orman as visiting instructor.
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Judson College
Riddle
Pearson
Miss Eaton
Miss Stevens
Dickinson
Judson
Harry E. Dickinson
Catherine Bates
Dr. Riddle
Essie Stevens
Dr. Pearson
J. W. Orman
Visting
Tor
James A. Kirtley
Siloam Baptist Church
Marion
The
Baptist Church
Oxford
Howard College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Bates
First Baptist Church
Norfolk
LaGrange
St. Johns Baptist Church
Charlotte
N.C
Ames Scott College
Baptist Woman's Missionary Trein Ine College
Alabama
Alabama College
University of Alabama
Columbia University
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Birmingham
Fred B. Pearson
Palestine
Jewell College
Chaplin
U. S. Army
Dorothy Dix on Parents Playing Favorites
Dorothy Dix warns that parental favoritism harms children and fuels resentment. She notes biases arise from similarity, opposition, or subconscious habit, with mothers and fathers often coddling the favored child while others face unequal treatment.
Circle meetings and club notes for Dothan area
Calendar notes list multiple W S C and circle meetings at homes and centers. Circles at various Woodland Drive, Westmont Drive, Adams Street, Morgan Street, Dothan Recreation Center, and church locations with hostesses and times. Tuesday events include Serusis Club. Thursday Birthday Dinner by D A R at Recreation Center. Friday Dothan Study Club meets with Mrs. Sniert.
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Foster Street
Alice Newton
E. K. Wilson
Woodland Drive
Leslie Smart
Ann Pierce
Eustace Bishop
E. Westmont Drive
Bell Bennett
D. L. Edgar
W. Adams Street
Carolyn Dowdell
Edward Crawford
Raymond Spann
Lockie Rankin
W .L. Wetkins
S. Morgan Street
A. T. Marchman
Octavia Rush
Dothan Recreation Center
Jack Summers
A. L. Townsend
First Baptist
WLM
S. Willbaneet
W. W. Jackson
M. Cherry
B. E. Williams Circe
W. M .Blount
J. H. McDaniel
R. M. Everidge
C. C. Capps
J. C. Harwell
Hugh Ross
K. M. Elmore
Serusis Cb
Henry Flowers
Bioeeces Chapter
DBD A. R
Weity
W. S. Wilson
Dothan Study Club
Leslie Sniert
Sensitive People and Jokester Tension in Conversations
A fragmented discussion on sensitivity in dialogue. It notes some punch lines annoy others and warns that people often misinterpret joking as hostility. It contrasts fixed beliefs with flexible debate, emphasizing respectful exchange despite disagreements.
Baby Thumb Sucking Curbed by Substitutes Advice
Child specialists warn against harsh remedies for thumb sucking. They suggest providing pleasant substitutes, toys and social interaction to ease the habit rather than punishment. A report notes a manufacturer announces a tiny steel production size.
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Shell
Fragmented reflection on parental love and child bitterness
A passage discusses how unloved children may feel resentment when a parent’s affection differs from siblings. It notes that a strong minded child may accept the lack of parental love, but the experience can embitter childhood and leave a lasting sour memory.
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Mama
Papa
FBI
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