Untitled Fragment Mentioning Jeanette Gilder Nowhere
Fragmentary OCR reads like a personal notice mentioning Jeanette Gilder with scattered garbled words and names. The text lacks a coherent event or clear entities beyond the name.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1945
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a personal notice mentioning Jeanette Gilder with scattered garbled words and names. The text lacks a coherent event or clear entities beyond the name.
A fragmented note lists attendees at a party including Ward Bortiex Irma Amsmaxs Murray Sur K Ose Merve Nadine Watson Sellers Blondel Gpeligrove Ye Byrd Parker O1e Clarence Nex Royce Parker Geraldine figrove and Gilene Watror.
Dorothy Dix extols the strain on homes split by war. A wife, who kept house and cared for a baby while her husband served overseas, faces blame and loneliness upon his return. War realities demand adjustment, not reunion fantasies. The piece urges resilience and realistic expectations for both partners in the postwar home.
Shulf Sergeant James BR. Shafner of Jacksonville and Halph B Shafer from Milton spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Ron Grankham and Mr Granthan. Ralph Shafner recently attended a county event in Chicago. Mrs Musene hosted, Chesley L. Albert assisted, Mrs TB Whotte and Mrs Nell Neintun were guests. Open House at the County Club from 8:30 pm Wednesday for young women and affiliated girls. dancing and games with Mrs Robert Beck coordinating.
Mrs. Tora Matha of Columbia route two hosted a Sunday dinner with relatives and friends. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Jour Wheatley and children, Mr. and Mrs. Giddie Harvey Whatley and family, Mrs. Jab Hudges Headland, and several Taylors Adams and Adams kin from Headland and Newville, plus others from Headland and Route three.
Mrs O A Pybus of Ashford hosted a party for C M Jones on his twelfth birthday. Guests included C M Jones Evie Jean Nowell Budde Hall Freddie Parramore Dorothy Pybus Roland Herrington Bobby Hall Mary Evbel Jonas Ralph Capps Edward Seliers Carl Wil Hand Evelyn Danford Lucy Wood Silcor Junior Deese J F Fears Harold Johnson J W Mills Charles Dupree Jimmie Habon Wendell Shiver Willis Pybus Claudine Tervin Virginia Waller Joy Noles E B Rillay Ben Taylor L P Ridley Annie Nowell Private and Mrs Buford Mills Mrs Buster Habon and daughter Jan Mrs Travis Peterson Mr and Mrs C M Randell Gloria Lois and Henry Lafayette Maddie Roth Pybus.
A memorial sacred harp sing will be held Sunday September 2 at Blackshear Street Church honoring the late W. A. Helms. W C Lisenby, sponsor committee chairman, announced the event which was last year’s birthday tribute to Helms a noted sacred harp singer. The 2:00 a.m. program is public and open to all.
Miss Edna T Drew daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Drew married Carl F Greene on August 11 at her parents home. The bride trained in Dothan schools and worked in Sylacauga. Greene formerly lived in Sylacauga and later moved to Charleston Indiana where they reside. Local guests included Mr and Mrs T D Helms Crestview Mrs Eleanor Goodwin Sylacauga and John Heaton Plant City Florida.
A Givens family reunion occurred August 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Dock Givens in Do than route two. Attendees included Mrs Johnnie Thweatt and children Betty and Adolph, Mrs Catton Killingsworth and children Jean Glynda James Earl of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Willard Coker and son Kulis of route three, Ray and Billy Givens route two, Mr and Mrs L EF Givens route two, Miss Ellen Givens, Mr and Mrs W T Givens Auburndale Fla, Mr and Mrs WW Watford and children Wade and Alice Gail, Mr and Mrs J R Givens and children Lerd Floyd Aunt Bizbeth Myr and Mrs Olis Givens and daughter Belly Faye, and Mr and Mrs Givens of Paquette Janey Olis Margie Lainie Joie Mary and Gerald Powell and Graver Samiees.
Mr and Mrs Ham hosted a recent dinner in Haleburg with guests from Columbian and Abbeville. Attendees included Lanie and Renneth Carpenter, Dot and Hutt families, Wilkins and Whitehead, Murphy and Murphy spouses, and Dr Nolet with son Lintes.
A social affair honored Miss Louise Hinson and Lieut Joseph Willis Wright before their wedding at Foster Street Methodist Church. The event at Mrs Doak’s Woodland Drive featured a ballet style supper, pink floral centerpieces, and a bridal motif with green and white decor. About fifty guests attended the after-rehearsal party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Newton and Mrs Jerome Lee Sullivan, with light refreshments and a punch table. Private and Mrs Cecil Shirley of Fort Sill Texas arrived for a two week visit. they plan to visit relatives in Florala before returning.
Mr and Mrs A Anderson of Headland announce the birth of their daughter Gloria Fay on August date at a local facility. The family gratefully shares the news with relatives and friends.
Circles of the First Baptist Church met in members homes for mission study and prayer. Circle Five hosted by Mrs. L J Thomas Jr welcomed two new members, with Mrs. Robert Ramsey presiding and Mrs. Joan Adkins delivering the devotional. Circle Seven met with Mrs. Jack White, Circle Ten at Mrs. Wallace Faulks, and Circle Eleven with Mrs. W H Pettus. Nine, six, and ten members attended respectively, with prayers, Bible quizzes, and lessons from Pray Ye, Give Ye, and The Five Prophetesses of the Bible.
The note records Bretsey Forrester attending a Monday evening gathering at Mrs. B. M. Wrisnant’s home with Jordan presiding and Mrs. Victor Hares delivering a message. Fourteen members attended and a chapter from a book was reviewed. Also listed are Miss Cleo Merceri g h preparing to join a party to Camp Juniuska, X. C, along with visitors Mrs. Odie Ryan of Dothan and Mrs. Sera Blalock of Hartford staying in Ideal, Ga.
An ice cream supper and cash walk are planned for a Saturday night event at the HE CREAM SUPPER Camp Sports Church. Public notices mention Mr. and Mrs. J W Gidbray and Moss Sue Gilbert with street references and local organizers W R B Gubert and Griffin Ge.
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