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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1945
Page
5
Fragmented verse and intimate lines describe domestic scenes and longing. The speaker reflects on love, home matters, and personal rituals as a partner returns home and the heart opens to shared daylight. The piece blends imagery of tea kettles sheets and candle glow with a private vow.
The Lafayette Street Methodist Church music program for Sunday worship hours is announced. Morning service features Prelude Andante, Hesse Anthem All Hail the Power of Jesus Name, Offertory Golden Morning, Postlude Match Miniature. Evening service includes Prelude Cradle Song Heller Anihern Praise Ye Jehovah Angel Serenade and Fostlude Wagner.
The Hebiard Grammar School P T A met Thursday at 230. Mrs Fred Mose les presided. Mrs Euwiuce Folks treasurer and Mrs Walter Moon on program committee reported. Miss Littons fourth grade presented a Halloween play in costumes. Miss Anita Camps first grade had most mothers present. Dr W T Burkett spoke on Health and Racial Problems. November meeting set for 2 pm with open house.
Miss Mary Helen Byrd hosted at her Hartford route three home with guests including Robbie Tou Smith Norville Hartford Pat Seville Hartford Virsil Bass Losee Turner Lillie Ruth Skipper Mann Durden Lerd Turner Monnie Ruth Fox Melha Culverhouse Huey Butler Moul tan Morning Dick Watford Lincomb Riley Lee Judea Red Shiver Frank Smith Paul Smith and many others. Attendees marked by Montgomery Field game at Lamer football event included Mr and Mrs V C Lahey Jr Mr and Mrs Lex Dowling Mr and Mrs John Ayres Mr and Mrs Jesse Stallings Mr and Mrs Jesse Forrester Mr and Mrs Raymond Spann Mr and Mrs Francis Crawford Mr and Mrs Amos Janes Bird Flower Donald Wawhine Arthur Morns Mrs Hart Hall and children Bobbs Janmy Witret Mrs proe Davis ard ser John Mrs Wand Praursan Mr and Mrs Coma Halford Mr and Mrs Dan Roane and Mrs JOC Athutson.
Dothan Study Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs Mack Jones's home 606 West Adam Street. Members admired roses in the living room as Mrs E W Hawkins presided and elected Mrs Lexe Smart as representative to the district federation meeting in Troy. Featured speaker Miss Vinelans of Napier Field urged civic topics amid light refreshments served by several members.
Rose Hill PTA gathered Thursday afternoon with a very large attendance led by president Mrs. E C Creel The group set a year goal to install a traffic light at Appletree and Lafayette for school child safety The Allied grade under Miss Griffin performed a Halloween play and her room reported the most mothers present
The quarterly meeting of the W M U of the Columbia Association will be held Thursday October 25 at Smyrna Church. The program theme Lead On King Eternal. Rev Otis Holmes pastor Grandview Baptist Church conducts devotion with The Sweet Amen of Peace. Dr Henry A Parker speaks on The Day of March Has Come. Other speakers include Charlee McGriff Columbia on Deeds of Love and Mercy Mrs F H Hale Ashford on A Faithful Steadfast, and Mrs B M Cherry Dothan on The Heavenly Kingdom Comes.
Malvern 4 H Club met to elect officers for the year Barbara Webb was named president Marilyn Hall elected secretary and treasurer Betty Joyce Collins chosen as song leader Patsy Peel and Ruby Newhall as readers Carolyn Hughes mentored Mary Lowenhuger Moss Swan led a discussion on the year’s programs After several songs the meeting was dismissed with a 4 H Club pledge.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship held its October meeting at Sylvan Grove with about 120 attendees. A candlelight worship program titled Pass On The Flame featured participants Russell Woodham, Fredde Windham, Wyman Windham, Corne Woodham, Vernon Mathis, Oakland Woodham, Michael Woodham, Budde Hutte, and others.
A recreational program led by Ruth Woodham and Freddie Windham drew attendees at Lafayette Street Church. Ice cream and cookies followed the meeting as the Youth Fellowship planned an event in November. Lex C. Shields was promoted from private to private first class per an announcement from his wife.
Members and invited guests of the Emassee Chapter of the D A R gathered at the Houston Hotel for the Eight Annual Birthday luncheon. The U shaped table centered a large birthday cake with roses and ageratum as Mrs. W S Wilson led the program as toastmistress.
Judy Ellerd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ele, was selected as one of ten beauties in the Elite Night program at Alabama. The event, held on October 7, will crown ten favorites, with Miss Alabama listed among participants.
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