Births and notices mix with education and travel items
The Women's Page reports personal news including birth announcements and teachers assignments. It notes Mrs. Eleanor Logan Martin Jett leaving Sunday for Bessemer to teach at Arlington Elementary, Mrs. Harvey Collins and Mr. Key Watford visiting Birmingham and Tuscaloosa homes, and Colter Espy returning home from summer study at the University of Alabama before resuming classes.
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Harvey Collins
Birmingham
Key
Watford
Tuscaloosa
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Eleanor Logan Martin Jett
Bessemer
Arlington
Colter Espy
Arenas
Dothan Country Club Hosts Dance for Students and Guests
The Dothan Country Club will entertain at a dance Friday evening for club members of the high school and college set. Young club members and their out of town guests are cordially invited to attend. Open house will not be held at the Club on Thursday and Saturday evenings this week, according to an announcement today by Mrs. Robert Beck, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Country Club
Robert Beck
Large Group Attends Fellowship Meeting At Curtis Memorial
The Methodist Youth Fellowship sub district met at Curtis Memorial Church for its monthly program and mission study. About 150 members, counselors, and ministers attended as classes covered Worship and Evangelism, Community Service, Missions and World Friendship, and Recreation and Leisure Time. Attendance banner was presented to the Ashford group. several nearby churches are listed in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Fellowship of the Souteast
Alabama
Subdistrict
Curtis Memorial Church
Earl Garrison
Ernestine’ Lawson
Mary Catherine McMay
Lannie Cain
Earl Tatum
Norma Jean Brown
Lester Spencer
Ashford Group
Columbia
Pinchard
Midland City
Sylvan Grove
Headland
Newton
Gordon
Madrid
Foster Steet Methodist
Lafayette Street Methodist
Curtis Memorial
Church Group Held Monthly Session at Methodist Church
Circles of Foster Street Methodist W.8C.8. met at the church Monday afternoon for a joint business session led by Mrs. W.8S. Brooks. Thirty eight members attended as reports were given on membership, supplies, and upcoming programs including Stewardship on September 23 and the final mission study course on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Street
W.8.c
Brooks
Heard Saxon
G. Y. Malone
Spiritual Life Group
Edgar Adkins
Joan Hubbard
Hamilton
H.H. McAliley
W. S. Wilson
Baptist Women Hold Business Meeting At Church
The First Baptist W.M.S. held its regular business meeting at the church yesterday with fifty four members and seven visitors present. Circle three had the largest membership. program opened with a vocal duet. Several reports were read including Camp Fletcher activities. Local visitors and travel notes appear throughout. An international travel note concludes with a curious odd fact about Argentine markings and airline crew weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist W.M.S
Circle Three
Mary Nell Collier
Louis Ford
Martha Collier
Olen Wilson
Columbia Association
Henry Parker
We The Women by Ruth Millett United States Opinion
Women recount tests of male domination and wartime independence. The piece frames postwar reflections on marriage roles, urging wives to decide for themselves, not always defer to husbands. It cites wives' lessons from separation and questions readers on their own choices and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Why Youth Thinks It Invincible to Health Risks
Dorothy Dix warns that youth believe they cannot be harmed by reckless behavior and broken health rules. The piece contrasts youthful immunity with older insight, noting anemia, overwork, partying, and ill marriages as consequences of wishful thinking and poor mate choices.
Parchment Lamph shades and blinds highlighted in vents
A brief catalog style listing wax protection for parchment lamp shades venetian blinds radiator covers and wall plates plus brackets promises easier cleaning. It notes a revived pill box trend in vitamins and slimming pills and introduces a new plastic fly swatter with scented perfume at the handle top emitting fragrance as it's used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Co
Fragmentary verse echoes on marriage duties and finances
A garbled excerpt questions marriage responsibilities and funding, suggesting a debate over child spouses and inadequate finances. It reads as a disrupted line from a larger poem or critique, mentioning Neneh Castenens and a concern with duties within matrimony.
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