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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1950
Page
5
The fragment presents a distraught, rhythmic meditation on nature with imagery of a swift deer, winter snow, spring awakening, and water coolness. It weaves seasonally themed phrases like Red and Green and Purple shadows into a dreamlike, poetic scene.
Miss Betty Layton of Ashford entertained nine friends Saturday in a social gathering with guests including Betty Lowell Kirkland Frances Shinhol ter Wren Layton Faye Kirk land G W Layton Sid Lynn Mary Jo Anglin Myers Angin Sarah Jo Anderson Robert Earl Causey Benita Frank Causey Oswald Anderson Sam Ang en vein O Gwynn Jarlé Williams Jimmie Johnstons Janice Jeffcoat Buck Roy Cook The Gladiol Club will meet at 10 00 p m Tuesday with Mrs FR L Turner at 1700 West Main Street
Officials of the Doshan Garden Clubs announced committee changes for the annual Spring Flower Show set for May 6-7 at the National Guard Armory. New chairs include Mrs. Hobson Eddina and Mr. R.L. Turner, with co-chairs Mrs. John Hubbard and Mrs. J.C. Stuckey, and numerous updates across staging, home demonstration, forestry, tables, annuals, and luncheon committees. Also noted is a meeting cancellation for Chapter one of the Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary due to a family death.
A wedding in Daytona Beach united Mellinger and Boster in a quiet ceremony at a private home. The bride, formerly of St Louis, had lived in Daytona Beach for years, with guests and relatives attending the event.
Cottondale and surrounding communities recount a weekend of visits and family gatherings. Residents including Miss Alene Malley, Mrs. Kathlene Holley, and many others hosted relatives and friends, with travel from Orlando, Pensacola, and Chicago cited. The column lists gatherings at homes, church events, and memories of travelers visiting kin across Georgia and Florida.
A education writer summarizes Dr. Edna Dean Baker on how religion helps child security. She notes children differ from adults, needing living concepts, routine, and affection rather than dogma. Parents should study growth, provide consistency, and allow limited free time and cherished items to foster belonging and respect.
The Woman's Society of Grimes Methodist church met at Mrs. H C Vann's home with Martha Paramore presiding. Floyd Ward led the devotional, and officers were elected during the business session. A supper was planned to honor the new readers as thirteen members were served refreshments.
The author argues that discussing God death and storms openly without emotion fosters emotional security. She asserts frank questions about suffering reduce anxiety and encourage calm, clear thinking in readers facing dangerous events.
Rotary Anns visiting for the convention plan events at the Country Club a garden pilgrimage and a banquet tonight at the Amery with a luncheon on Tuesday. They are invited to attend morning business sessions at Street Manoa church as the conference opens.
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