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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1948

Page

9

War Echoes in Spring Vision by Ruth Hill Mitchell

Poetic lament on war’s destruction and faded springs as cuckoo and nightingale voices mock the violence. Mentions torn hills, wheat fields, and poppy-marked dead in a shattered land. Notes F A Patterson returning home after a three week stay in Tampa with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Wake Andrews visiting Christian College.

Nightingale Ruth Hill Mitchell Imes F. A. Patterson Wake Andrews the Christian College

Midland City Study Club Entertained By Mrs Howell

Midland City Study Club met Thursday at Mrs Newell's home with Mrs Howell hosting. Program titled Psychology for Homemakers featured talks by Mrs Jonnie Walton and members including Mrs L C Benton Mrs H R Parker and Mrs Newell. Eighteen members and guests were served tea in the dining room with roses and pansies on display.

2. M. Brown H. R. Parker R. A. Dowling Piichard R. A. Dowling, Jr Napier Owen Alexandria Napier Field

Birthday Luncheon on Cottonwood Route Honored Mr Newton

Mrs Brady Newton hosted a Sunday birthday luncheon at her Cottonwood route home for Mr Newtons fiftieth birthday. Guests included many local families and friends from Cottonwood and nearby towns. The program featured two embossed cakes, group singing, and special music by Lloyd Jones and Limmie Jones. A note at the end mentions a separate line about espionage under common law.

Brady Newton Cottonwood Mr. Newton Juanita Newton Kathryn Howell Sara Lingo Lloyd Jones Limmie Jones Mittie Howell Dochie Howell Roy Rhodes W. W. Rhodes A. D. Bowers Durell Sellers Pat Love Jim Bradshaw C. V. McDaniel Ann William Henry Monday Raymond Tidwell Song Clayton Bowman Addice King Royce Jones Ivey Gene Allen Charles Brownlee Solomon Brownlee Oral Dorriety Sloromb Alden Newton Newton Alfred Newton Comer Lingo Cora Miller Robert Miller Don Miller Murry Lingo Marilyn Lingo Henry McCoy Columbus Gat Bowman Lingo and Sons Eton Howell John Howell David Howell Will Howell Omer Howell Mary Lou Madcox Virginia H&twell Hicks Howell Ralph A. P. Lingo Leroy Bowers Mary Alice Earl Love Grady Charles McDaniel Beecham Jones Eleanor Jones Alas Jones Wyatt Jones J. 0. Taylor J. A. Forrester Buddy Paul Gene Jones Dan Tastor

May Day pageant planned at Huntingdon College

Huntingdon College prepares a May Day festival with a doll shop theme. Patricia Passmore of Birmingham leads the pageant committee and Dororthy Barton with others pace the doll court as 26 girls shop for dolls and a grand parade ends the event.

Huntingdon College Montgomery Tina Betty Loun Bas Dorett. Ha Charmiron Claas Reunons Alummnae Starsbook Village Ife Techascassas Brown Patricia Passmore Birmingham Dorothy Barton Uniomions Jenifer Hunt Pairfax Mars Coleman Holston Linden Betty Vesey Bessemer Ivy Pope Greenville Crystal Theodore

Sunday School Class Social at Houston Library

The Mary and Martha Sunday School class of Lafayette Street Methodist Church held its monthly social at the Houston Memorial Library. Hostesses included Mrs Seth Scarbrough Mrs Julian Kirkland Mrs Cullen Scarborough and others. A devotional by Mrs Douglas Fuller accordion music by Cullen Scarborough and refreshments closed the event with many members attending.

Mary and Martha Lafayette Street Methodist Church Houston Memorial Library Seth Scarbrough Julian Kirkland Cullen Scarborough Doulas Fouller James Joiner Mary Harrington Douglas Fuller S. A. Cnerry Mattie Lou Kirksey Henry Kennedy Joe Richards Perry Riley FE. L. Paul Walter Rodney Bernard Whitaker J. M. Powell A. A. Etheridge James L. Buie Luther Snell Wilbur Johnson Tom Salibi Leon Redding James Taylor Johnny McKinney Cawthon Norris Jexon Rahm S$. Cummings Jack Korengay C. T. Goolsby Helen Clark Horace Burch S. A. Cherry J. F. Etheridge C. J. Hallford W. QO. Jenkins Dun Boone Fred Cherry Charles Cherry Bobby Dupree

Mrs Gore Hosts Birthday Dinner in Cottonwood

Friends gathered at Mrs Clara Linney Gore's home in Cottonwood to celebrate her birthday with roses and a decorative cake. Music by Irwin Messer and J C Peacock, with Shirley Ann Messer performing dances. Several Cottonwood residents and guests from Dothan Columbus Marianna and other towns attended. The Fine Arts Festival was misdated and scheduled for Friday at Young Junior High. Funeral notices reported the death of Tris Syrena Ivey with services in Maryland.

Clara Linney Gore Cottonwood Irwin Messer J. C. Peacock Shirley Ann Messer Core Gore R. C. Gore Vernie Arnold Dothan Irvin Messer Johnnie Wright Ella Poole Marianna C. T. Kennedy The Fine Arts Chuir Wall Young Junior High Oan Partiers J. W. Whiley Esther Ivey College Pars Maryland Tris Syrena Ivey Orbie Ivey College Parr Sergyn Baptist Church Rerayn Washington Cemetery

Bride-Elect Honored At Afternoon Party by Two Hostesses

Bride elect Miss Helen Hutchinsts was feted at a Friday afternoon party hosted by Mrs. QO. F. bacus and Mrs. Alex Whidden at Mrs. Whidden’s Pontiac street home. Sixteen guests enjoyed spring floral decor, table games with prizes won by Miss Martha Speight and Mrs. Collier Espy, and a salad course with iced drinks. The couple will wed April 22 at Foster Street Methodist Church.

Helen Hutchinsts Philip DB. Hutchimsen Foster Street Methodist Church QO. F. Bacus Alex Whidden Martha Speight Collier Espy Hatetungss Miriam Rist Masslew Farmer Carolyn Spann Lawrence Coe Allen Smath John C. Howell, Jr Ted Bauman John Walter Stowers Willan Shealy James Perry Alma Bracewell Mullins Collier Espyound Gloria Thornton

Junior Music Club Seeks Spring Dance Funds

The Junior Music Club met at the Recreation Center with Mrs W. O. Smith in charge. Members performed a duet by Jo Ann Kirby and Patsy Marts, a solo by Charlotte Givens, and a vocal selection by Betty June Smith. Plans for a Spring dance were discussed to boost the piano fund.

W. OC. Smith Waters Jo Ann Kirby Patsy Martus Charlotte Givens Betty June Smith Eaily

Officers Installed At VEW Auxiliary Meeting in Marianna

Installation ceremonies featured Miss Heddy Lenting of Holland as guest speaker, with Mrs Frances Love of Chipley as installing officer. Commander Sonny Harris presented a $50 merchant certificate to Miss Lenting. Mrs T Y Taylor retires as auxiliary head.

Marv Hey Joey Higgurs Tresesturer Fdrao Enfinger Can Nes Gertrude Gerth Misa Heddy Lenting Holland Sonny) Harris VEW Post Harris Miss Lenting Frances Love Chipley T.Y. Taylor

Fragmentary notice from wartime report with names and events

The readable text mentions individuals with uncertain spellings and places Japan and Dead Sea. It references training or grading to corporal and an escort to a location named Batrealy. Additional readable bits include Raymond Jo Jacason and Mr Tre Ruer h Dead Sea Jourdan.

Auburn SAE Chapter Hosts Spring Dance and Picnic

The Alabama Alpha Mu chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Auburn hosted its Spring Formal Saturday night from nine to twelve in the Student Activities Building with music by the Auburn Knights. A morning picnic at Chewacla State Park preceded the tea dance at Opelika Country Club. Miss Nancy Miles Conner of Charleston, S C, led events.

Alabama Alpha-Mu Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Auburn Student Activites Auburn Knights Chewacla State Park Opelika Country Club Nancy Miles Conner Charleston South Carolina

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