Quotations on Life and Fate by Past Masters
A collection of aphorisms and sayings cites William Oldham, Abraham Lincoln, and general reflections on life. It juxtaposes fate and work with personal accountability and mindset.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1948
Page
8
A collection of aphorisms and sayings cites William Oldham, Abraham Lincoln, and general reflections on life. It juxtaposes fate and work with personal accountability and mindset.
Parent explains proper response when daughter is away. If asked who is calling, announce that Jane is not home and give an approximate return time, such as four o'clock. Emphasizes privacy and courtesy in teen phone etiquette.
The Euresian Sunday School class of First Baptist hosted a covered dish supper at 1206 S. Oates with games and contests. Visitors Mrs. Al Walker and Mrs. Virginia McCain attended. members included Mrs. F. W. White, Mrs. Leo Lane, Mrs. E. R. Burger, Mrs. W. C. Cumbie, Mrs. Herman Hadden, Mrs. J. C. Granger, Mrs. H. D. Harrison, Mrs. B. L. McClendon, and Mrs. E. E. Dorroh.
Mrs. Billy Mullen hosted a Country Club party Friday afternoon honoring her daughter Mary Louis Mullen on her fifth birthday. Elizabeth Baxter shared honors as guest of distinction and a long list of friends and relatives assisted in entertaining the children and guests.
Mr and Mrs Charles Whiddon return to Dothan after a three week wedding trip to New Orleans and Chicago. They reside at 900 West Main Street. The bride will be honored Wednesday afternoon at a tea by her mother in law Mrs Beaty Whiddon at Magnolia Avenue with Mrs W J Ray as joint hostess. Guests include Mrs Lennard Thomas of Montgomery Mrs H Kentall of Panama City Fla and Mrs Jackson Parker of Tifton Ga who arrive tonight. Mr and Mrs Paul Stinson return from their wedding trip to New Orleans and live at 711 Dusy Street. The marriage June 2 was announced by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Joe K Bell. Mrs Stinson was formerly Mary Frances Bell. The bridegroom is son of Mr and Mrs Reginald Stinson a World War II veteran now employed by Collins Baking Company.
More stony meteorites have been found in Kansas than in Illinois Oklahoma Utah Massachusetts Washington Idaho Oregon North Dakota Wyoming Nevada New Hampshire Louisiana Vermont Montana and Minnesota combined.
Mr and Mrs Seal Dickinson of Brundidge and Mr and Mrs C B Upchurch and Mrs Leila Knight of Tuscaloosa arrive to attend the Knight Garner wedding at the First Presbyterian church Wednesday evening. A second group arrives tomorrow from Brundidge Clio Blue Springs Ozark Geneva Montgomery Selma Fort Smith Arkansas Montevallo.
Alicia Hart advises on proper slip fit to avoid bulk under dresses. She notes that a slip too large at bust may be tight at hips or waist and can ride up when sitting. Tests show slip sizes vary by make, so try on several and consider side zipper for a sleeker silhouette.
Dothan Chapter Number 76 OES met at the Masonic Temple in regular session. Worthy Matron Mrs. Lamona Pelham and Worthy Patron Mose Ramage presided. Mrs. Ruth Pitman gave a talk on Robert Morris. Mrs. Flora Kirk recited a poem The Level and the Square. The group closed with Memories of Galileo and refreshments were served.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Malone, a popular bride elect, was honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Collier Espy and Mrs John Walter Stowers at the Houston Hotel. Twelve guests played the eleven o'clock contest with Miss Carolyn Cannady winning the high score trophy.
Judge and Mrs. Saxon Poyner return to Dothan after a month in Salt Lake City with their son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs James A Poyner and family. Stella Jackson returns to Dade City Florida after two weeks with sisters. The Cannon family, John R Anderson and others are listed among weekend visitors and travels. A group from Lafayette Street Methodist church leaves for Montgomery for the Alabama Methodist conference. Billy Gilbert undergoes a tonsillectomy and convalesces at 264 East Burdeshaw Street.
A quirky fragment discusses identifying newly married couples beyond clerical cues. The text notes a hotel clerk’s habit of asking questions to gauge marriage length and darkly hints at subtle, private signals observed at gatherings.
Dorothy Dix warns that many mothers sabotage marriages by meddling in newlyweds lives. Jealousy drives mothers to monitor finances, manners and affection, risking alienation and breakups. The piece urges mothers to focus on their own roles and avoid undermining daughters' marriages.
Mrs. G. L. Barfield hosted a birthday party at her Keyton home honoring Mr Barfield and Mrs. Robbie Barfield. Guests included Jerry Eldridge C A Miller Simon Hall Nolan Barfield J L Godwin Arnold Sauls and others as well as family members and children. The event featured two embossed birthday cakes on a lawn setting. The article also briefly notes Catherine de Medici introducing an iron cage like corset in the 16th century.
The Dolha Service League holds its opening luncheon at noon on Friday at the Houston Hotel. Members must reserve by Wednesday noon. Absences require notification to the contacting telephone committee and may incur fines for nonapproval by the Board of Directors.
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