Mrs Dunham Leads Polio Meeting At Wilson Home
Community club activities open the fall season with a Scottie Frazier Club gathering at Mrs Luther Wilson's home. Mrs Dunham spoke on poliomyelitis treatment, introductions by Mrs Byron Gwattney, and a devotional by Mrs Bil Floyd. A luncheon and program followed with club officers and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Scottie Frazier Club
Luther Wilson
Mra Bu] Ward
Brice Stinson
Fores
Mra
Harry Witland
Ilvery Anderson
Dowax Faner
Byron Gwaltney
Well Roland
W. KS. Meltie
James KR. Holmes
Bruce Allinson
John P. Roblaxon
Famnes Joinek
Dock Cab
J. G. Melnaly
Euro Johnson
Oscir Altman
Floyd
Hill Ward
Scottie Fragier Study Club
Tne
Wilson
Quin Frances
Howard Owens
Marcellus Spann
Eustace Blehop
Myer Rhimberg
Methodist Group Attends Seminar
Nineteen representatives of Mees ler Street Methodist WSCS attended a seminar at the First Methodist Church. Attendees included Mes. fuomers, Mee Mra, Jeli Gangbelt yea, Mirek WoW, VOB Whithall, Mes Thigh Spuan, Mrs. GY Malone Mys, Waltst Wilford, Mee hele Scared ry, Keb, Dantutus, Mita Th Mesto 18. Brooks, Me, Crocerd, Mors Rivet Mustify Mu Mra, Turner, Mr. K Wilson, Misa Nell Cimmbil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HI Campbell. Deft Sunday for Abbara to begin her Winter year at APL. Accompanied by Me and Mrs. Bill Finyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meesler Street
WSCS
Batanty Y. v
Aun
Hele
Keb
Dantutus
Mita
Brooks
Crocerd
Turner
Mr. K. Wilson
Misa Nell Cimmbil
Mra
Campbell
Abbara
APL
Bill Finyd
Women To Meet in Birmingham Presbyterian State Meet
Mrs W A McCutchen of Birmingham will preside over the Alabama Presbyterian Women’s Church State meeting at Wood lawn Presbyterian Church Birmingham October 5 and 6 The executive board gathers at Redmont Hotel and First Presbyterian Church hosts Tuesday evening Speakers include Mrs John L Parkes Rev Jough Bradley Rev Jobin W Metqueen and Mrs J W McQueen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Enterprise
W. A. McCutchen
Alabama Presbyterian Women-of-the-Churan
Woodlawn Presbyterian Church
Thesley
Redmont Hotel
Biringham
Biringham Presbyterial and Vie Ner It the First Presbyterian’ Church
J. Faulk
Mirst
John L. Parkes
Womans Wark
Atlanta
Jough Bradley
Synod
J. W. McQueen
W. R. Wirieh
Gene Poe
Auburn
Francis B. Mayes
Alabama
Tennessee
Gladys Williams
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
J.J. Baird
Alabama Council of Church Women
Hey. Iven H. Trusler
Gadsden
General Assembly
Woodlawn Presbyteran Church
Ht, Brand
Woodlawn Presbyterian Churihy
Leslie Penton
A. J. Reildy
Hast
Roy Heneels
Uniontown
Hartford News Highlights Local Social and Church Events
The B T U class at Shiloh Baptist Church hosts a social honoring Sonny Hughs who leaves for Howard College. Members and guests from Hartford, Enterprise, Slocomb, and surrounding areas attend church week events, with reports of faculty, students, and visiting relatives from University of Alabama and Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Baptist Church
Dundee
Sonny Hughs
Howard Col. Sige
Joe Reagan
Jory
Genel Hulman
Gene Hughes
Jim Robinson
Joey Wi
Kathryn Orr
Sonny Hughes
Birmegham
Howard College
Asbery Pate
Panama City
Fia
Cpt
George Beck
Fane, Rodger
George Myers
Kansas City
Kan
Attie. Myers
A. D. McCormick
Webster, Fig
Jwhn McCormick
Biskey
S._D. McCormick
Edwinth Boyer
Judy
Guarleston
S.C
Auguste
Horace Posey
Lake Wales
Margaret Woodham
Dallas Richrrds
Merril Richards
Berry
Hendrix
J. C. Brannon
W. A. Parrish
Midland City
Kate Davis
Auburn
Nent
Davin
Howard
Mobile
Ais
Sanday
Hubert Talley
Brewton
Hartford
Martin Thompeon
Grady Reeves
Ft. Benning
B. F. Thompson
FALL WINTER FASHION BOOK PATTERNS OFFERED
Dothan Eagle advertises pattern collection with name and style numbers, asking for sizes and address with patterns for all ages. It promotes cow and new styles, practical easy to sew designs, priced at 25 cents, urging readers to order now.
Luncheon Held by Mrs Graves Knowles for Baptist Leaders
Mrs Graves Knowles hosted the fifth district WMU executive board at her Dathan home for a luncheon and business session.Plans discussed included church year arrangements and a district meeting set for November 3 at First Baptist Church. The gathering featured Fall flower decor and a central rose arrangement. Attending members listed from Abbeville Clayton Enterprise Cohmundi Dothan Opp Hartford Newville Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
WMU
Dathan
Mrali ‘Graves
Knowles
First Baptist
C. L. Saunders
Abbeville
C. B. Collier
Stella White
Clayton
W. H. Beall
C. ¥. Martin
Enterprise
R. H. Purcell
Cohmundi
Fred Dykes
Dothan
Hls. Myers
Opp
J. Kennedy
Newton SS Class Entertained By Miss Carmichael
Miss Nina Carmichael hosted Newton Methodist Sunday School members at her Newton home on Tuesday night. The party featured delightful furnishings and party games in rooms filled with Rev. Gerald King, Mr. and Mrs. Gaines, Talley Hayes, Bill Pruitt, Mary Carmichael, Howard Hollis, Nancy Dinas, Lila Mullins, Pi Pilcher, Lila Mullins, Preston Outlaw, Vernon Johnson, and other guests. A salad course closed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Carmichael
Newton Methodist Church
Newton
Dehlias
Gerald King
Wiliam FR. Gaines
Talley Hayes
Bill Pruitt
Mary Carmichael
Howard Hollis
Nancy Dinas
Ids Lou Mullins
Pi Pilcher
Lila Mae Mullins
Preston Outlaw
Vernon
Johnson
Miss Carmichael
Card Club Meets With Mrs Ramsey
Mrs Ramsey hosted a bridge party at her North Herring Street home yesterday afternoon. Eight players attended in a reception room decorated with roses. fruit arrangements adorned the dining room. Mrs R D Crawford won the high score prize. other players included Mrs S G Latialals, Mrs R Church Jr, Mrs La Herris, Mrs James Dees, Mrs Leon Harvard, Mrs W F Bailey, and Mrs Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Herring Street
Richard Ramsey
R. D. Crawford
S. G. Latialals
R. Church Jr
la ‘Herris
James Dees
Leon Harvard
W. F. Bailey
Ramsey
Rosemary Kirkland Feted On Birthday In Donalsonville
Rosemary Kirkland of Donalsonville was honored at a 6th birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kirkland of Iron City. Guests enjoyed fruit drinks, paper hats, games, and a cake with six candles. Attendants included Mrs. L. R Robinson and Mrs. J. D. Rabon among others. later, Carl and left relatives planned a visit to St. Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.C. Scanson
T. &. Newberry
Welbourne Settles
Nest Pace
Sara Jane Robinson
Bob Johnson
Duane Roberts
Marilyn Wright
Marianne Stein
Lynn Rabon
Harrett
Paula Kirkley
Doris
Jy Drake
Gayle
Suellen Sheffield
Julia Hickson
Mary Ane Sue King
Joyce
Elaine Pearce
Anh Carter
Carl Kirk
St. Louis, Mo
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Julian Hall
Mothers Club
Membrt
Mon
W. F. Calhoun
Mona Zucca
Fred Moseley
John Sandys, Jr
Marcelis Spann
4. F. Stallings
T. A. West
Alfred Brasler
Methodist
Hartford News
Mary Ann Gillis
Betty McClellan
Joyce Blon
Caralyn Peacock
Jen Meceinne
Geralding
Cnivess Bruce
Nading Man
Bobbie Cols Brooks
Bobby Niy
Joe Lindel
Betty Jeans
Mary McClilin
Angel Holms
Clinton Odom
Wt Charies Mins
Faster Clark
Qeale Price
Funnah Baye Parker
Edwood
Bill Outhy
Wart Tex
Slocomb
Pentitown Methodist Yar Fellowship
Joan Pool
Mary
Betty Turner
Gail
Jean Burch
Peggy Carolyn Spears
Buddy
Rachel Watson
Martha
Ghoster
Burch
Helen
Waunst
Baill
Angele Helms
Verna Zacn
Sibert Moyet
Kathigen Mol- Anieh
Ia Towel
Billy Boyett
Tet
Miles
Joneax
Julrenych
Mack Raber
Wa Mannenghard
Jeery Sulivan
Clear San
M. Poole
Bill Watson
Wiliam Fletcher Calhoun, Jr
Pablos
Calumints
W. 2. Calica
Calhoun
Birmingham Southern College
Emory University
Bud Roberts
Lamarcoe
Ernest Walden
Montgomery
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Puggy Spivey
Headland
Dorothy
Catherine Adams
Alabama Folytecnnic Institute
Charles Adams
Joe Beall
Joe
Cottonwood
J. N. Masset
Oil City
Loftin’s
Storage CO
STORAGE @ CRATING
Dothan Eagle
19Th St
New York
Graves Knowles
Newton SS
Card Club
Blumberg
Farn. Devt
Rosemary Kirkland
Donalsonville
Ben Johnson
Thomann, Ga
Peru
Stausian
Roger
Ruby’s Beauty Shop
W. Adams
Baldwin
Kimball
Story & Clark
Strickland
Foster St
Kraselsky
Campus Queen
Jonathan Logan
Kraselsky's Shoe Department
Charming Footwear
Coats
Easure
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