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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1950
Page
5
A fragmented poetic text presents a coarse narrative voice invoking devotion and mistakes. It references hearts, bones, and wood, with lines about wrapping oneself and living from the heart while questioning timing and fate. The author names Lewla Kell and Zt as contributors in a cryptic collaboration.
Mrs Viola Shelley celebrated her 65th birthday with a dinner at home on Sunday. Attendees included her daughter Mrs A H Gray and many relatives and friends from Abbeville Newville Columbus Dorban Chipley and surrounding areas.
Birth notice records the arrival of a son to Mr and Mrs William Fitz Hugh Byrd Jr of Auburn on March 2. Mother Catharine Beall Byrd is identified. paternal grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs WF Byrd of Gadpien. Additional items note a move from 606 Nazis street to 1B St Onta by Andrexon and Alderson.
Marianna Special reports Dr James Paul Stoakes, Florida State University English professor, spoke on literature and education at the Marianna Senior Woman's Club meeting. Kenneth G Skaggs, Dean of Chipola Junior College, discussed Scouting. Club president elect Mrs Henry Faulk introduced speakers. An Easter themed reception followed with hostess volunteers and refreshments.
Miss Jennings daughter of Caplan William F. Jennings US Navy and Mrs Jennings wed James Bryan Childs son of Mr and Mrs Wm A Childs in St Anne's Catholic Church Marianna officiated by Rev Patrick Cunningham. The couple planned a motor trip to Florida and Georgia after a reception at Virgil Milton home with local relatives and friends.
A damaged OCR styled notice lists sewing patterns from The Dutchess Eagle on Wight Street New York NY with fashion book details. It advertises Spring 1850 patterns for families, girls, and mature women, plus order directions and price.
Gene Whatley celebrated at a Webb route one birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs J W Wyeley. Guests included Glenda Hughes Larry Wiggins Jacke hne Wiggins Beverly Thames Jamie Long Patsy Long Ann Whatley Cheene Hinson Gail Funson Goria Jean Murphy Shirley Faye Hinson Polly Ann Whatley Tommy Dan Murphy Mrs NA Hinson Mre Sue cha ier Mes Luce Murphy Mregaret Murphy and Mrs Elvin Grubbs.
New York fashion notes highlight short Siaway coats swinging above navy tights, crafted from soft fleece and light fabrics. The red fleece shortie features a single button, curved pockets, and envelope flaps, while a bright red summer model offers high color and wide cuffs.
Marianna Special reports Marlagnas Junior Womans Club nominates twelve members to assist in soliciting for the Big Scout campaign opening April 3. Captains named are Mr Jack Cook and Mrs James Tilford, with a list of volunteers including Mrs B G Clayton, Mrs Jet Rhyne, Mrs Ralph Daffin, Mrs Dexter McCaskill, Mrs Jp Streetman, Mrs James Mosnt, Mrs R L Hinson, Mrs Loi Stickland, Mrs Coeli One Jr., and Mrs James Dawa.
A fragmented text discusses posture and walking technique as a beauty factor. It notes standing straight, weight on the ball of the foot, and toe heel sequence for graceful movement. The piece mentions the art of stronger feet and a few local names and residences in a clipped community column style.
Dorothy Dix discusses whether men should marry, blaming flawed male views on women, and asks how a boy should approach wedlock. The column stresses remedies rarely exist, cites Eve and Adam as examples, and ends with a reader’s plea for arguments in favor of marriage from a boy’s viewpoint.
The text offers practical tips on maintaining friendships. It warns against owning friends, urges offering help when needed, and stresses not discussing a friend's faults with others. It cautions against narrowing a friend circle and reminds to provide emotional support without overdoing it.
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