Birth Announcement for Adelaide Love
A fragment notes a birth with tender imagery of a lamb and shepherd scene, naming Adelaide Love as the newborn. The readable text reflects a poetic birth notice style and a familial tone.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
10
A fragment notes a birth with tender imagery of a lamb and shepherd scene, naming Adelaide Love as the newborn. The readable text reflects a poetic birth notice style and a familial tone.
Walter Moon entertained her bridge club and guests at her home on 302 South 1 Avenue. The event featured a high score prize won by Mrs. Walter Morris and a tea service with silver and festive decorations. Guests included Mrs. Perry Calhoun and several others.
Mrs Leslie Smart reviews The Gauntlet by James Street at the Book Review Club meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs J C Knight's home 603 N Oates St Light refreshments followed. Members present include Mrs Paul Allen Mrs Joe Wilson Mrs W T Burkett Mrs Q S Lewis Mrs J J Flowers Miss Mary Jo Cook and Mrs Smart Arthur Agnew of Atlanta will visit tomorrow with Mrs Carl Synce and Miss Henrietta Burkett. the Mullises have moved from Dothan to Pine Bluff Arkansas.
A Sunday picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H C Hughes honored sons James and Robert Hughes recently returned from overseas service. Robert served 45 months in the Navy with the Third Fleet and earned Victory ribbons with eight battle stars while being wounded twice. James joined Sea Bees in 1942 and spent 31 months overseas including time on Guam. A large gathering of relatives attended, including many Hughes family members from nearby towns and states.
The Murmany Club presents a Christmas carol program at the First Baptist Church on Friday at 3 PM. Mass LeMerle Penn directs the choir with Mrs. Otis Tuttle on organ, Nise Hen dutta Burkett on piano, and Mr. Joseph Willa Wright performing a solo. Mrs. Wiley Deal gives a reading, and Miss Burkett joins in organ and piano pieces. A special hour and light refreshments follow.
Paebian Sunday School Class held a silver tea at the First Baptist Church on Tuesday with about sixty five attendees including members and their children. The program featured songs readings and Christmas stories. Proceeds from the tea fund foreign war relief.
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