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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1949
Page
3
A compact quotation discusses prayer as a shield to the soul and a means toJsin turning away. It notes that heartfelt words matter more than spoken words and speaks of prayer as a way to speak truth to truth in spiritual life.
The Minnie T Heard PTA met at the Heard School with Mrs Iner Memann presiding During the business session members voted to buy lunch Foam equipment and books for the first grade Miss Dore Cook reported 45 25 was raised from the have no heart sale Mrs Claude Cotton led group singing The devotional Sharing Privileges was given by Rev J B Dendy and the speaker for the afternoon Mrs Alfred Frasier spoke on Ret e Haine
The notice touts fashion patterns and sewing notions with references to sizes and pattern numbers. It includes garbled phrases about cuffs, sleeves, and pockets, mentions a pattern catalog, and lists a price of 28 cents along with a request to send for a copy. It imitates a vintage newspaper classified style with scattered, unclear details.
Promotes grooming and charm routines for women to attract men and advance careers. Claims a 30 minute daily regimen and beauty tips, followed by advice on wardrobe and making a good impression. Encourages writing with a 10 cent fee for more material.
Geneva Special Mrs TP Carter Jn presided over Presbyterian Women of the Church meeting Tuesday afternoon. The devotional titled The Promising Tower and the Climax of Opinion was given by Mrs Joe Parvish. Mrs J P Carter reviewed chapters from Lift Up Your Eyes. A dessert course was served to 14 members and five guests including Mrs Wilfred Bentron Mrs Pred Fleming Mrs Dr Morris H and Mrs Audrey.
Miss Shirley Faye Tack s ey celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at her Ashford home Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed ice cream, cake, and games as Elsig Locke served treats. attendees included Anne Bullock, Betty Nowell, and a long list of family and neighbors.
Special report from Donalsonville says the WSCS business meeting was led by Mrs Carl Yarbrough. Reports from department leaders including Mrs Ly B Pierce outlined the mission study course Japan Begins Again to start Monday with Mrs Julian Wend and Mrs Pierce directing. A quiet Day of Prayer will be observed Thursday October 20 with Mrs M G Pain in charge. Mrs Mosely opened with scripture and discussed Christ the cornerstone of mission schools. a playlet featured Mrs L V Conrath questioning why some schools cannot be kept. Seven members representing religious schools urged their continuance and Conrath gave the closing prayer.
Mrs Ladine Bush hosted a birthday dinner at the Ashford route one home for her son Rickey on his second birthday. Attendees included the Love and Wright families of Ashford, the Lords of Cottonwood, the Petsy Bush circle, and many Love relatives with visits noted from Panama City and Oklahoma City.
Sgt and Mrs Mark F Novak announce a son Robert Michael born October 4 in a Dothan hospital. Grandparents Parker Headland and Mr and Mrs Paul Novak Minneapolis. Rex A Braxton and Mrs Braxton announce son Michael Bruce born October 18 at Weems hospital Sebring. Grandparents Roett Brooklyn and Braxton Lake Placid. Elton Benefield announces daughter Barbara Bren born October 17. Barbara’s grandparents W Benefield and C H Lewis Route One. Community notices include a sandwich sale by Yester Street Methodist Junior Department for church funds and a St Anne’s Auxiliary sale during the Peanut Festival.
Dothan Harmony Club members studied Beethoven's life and works at a Thursday meeting at the Houston Memorial Library. Mrs John Hubbard spoke on the structure of Beethoven's Sonatas and Mrs W Calhoun played piano sonata op 31 no 2. The program opened with Federation hymn and club collect. Mrs Calhoun presided. Mrs W S Wilson reported on the AFWC Birmingham board meeting. Hostesses were Mrs H H Hall and Mrs Harvey Gordan.
The Dothan Garden Club met at Mrs. John J. Martin’s Woodland Drive home. Mrs. E. H. Edding spoke on collecting and keying material for winter arrangements. Regional garden club meeting slated for Phenix City on October 26, with delegates named: Mrs. C. L. Dean, Mrs. R. J. Turner, Mrs. J. A. Campbell. Mrs. C. S. Lewis chaired the business session. Tea was served to 34 members and one visitor, Mrs. Hardee Aghnston.
Mr and Mrs Howard Gullage and daughter Katharine have moved from 303 Boulevard Street to 1803 West Main Street. Master Sergeant and Mrs James Stringfellow of Tyndall Field Florida will arrive today for a weekend visit with Mrs J B Stringfellow.
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