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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
12
A fashion note by John Robert Powers discusses how hair color can be enhanced by wardrobe choices. It explains matching color value to hair and skin undertones, offers guidance on flattering color ranges for different hair shades, and includes a note about sending in for personal styling tips with stamped return envelope.
Mrs C W Pullen was elected regent of the Peter Early Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. The officers include J E Chaney as vice regent Alyce Dennis recording secretary Orent Powell registrar George Nelson treasurer and RC Singletary chaplain JB Jones Sr historian. The meeting at Mew Boatwick home Arlington approved urging the County Board of Education to teach American History next year.
Arlington audience details a boxed bridal shower for Mrs Jack Newberry of Arlington hosted by Mrs H J Cratt at her home. Guests included Mrs Oun Newmers and Mrs Jona Newberry, with games led by Mrs Mar George and prizes won by several guests. A salad luncheon followed.
Miss Beverly Brooks gave a review of the book Ne Tramper Netore Him by Neha G White at the Junior Pierian Club meeting held at Mrs LL Ford’s Highland Drive home. The program included Olivia Capper’s awards summary, plans for a May 1 farewell senior event, and parliamentary drill led by Jane Justice, with refreshments served by Mrs Ford and the hostess.
Justice of the Peace performed the marriage of Dorothy Frice to Woody Thorne Friday evening in Cottondale. Local visitors included Mrs Tiny Holley of Pensacola, Oakley Hightower visiting Vernon area friends, and Rev and Mrs J A Helms assisting at a Methodist revival. The report also notes relatives and friends gathering in Cottondale, with several residents resuming activities after illnesses and travels.
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