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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1947
Page
3
Ted Olsson remarks on personal progress and pursuit of goals as time quickens. Mrs. E. T. Carroll and Mrs. W. L. Bruckart plan a short trip to Lexington, Kentucky to visit relatives tomorrow.
Alabama College Home Economics students staged a January 18 fashion show at the college in Montevallo. Students designed and modeled wool suits and dresses, with outfits by Mary Frances Wynn, Christina Christiansen, Avaline Patton, Peggy Davis, Hitch Carter, Edith A. Dixon, Sarah Thompson Edge, Charlotte Gibbs, Margaret Green, Edna Ruth Jones, Hazel Killingsworth, Neil LeCroy, Louise Pate, and Martha Priester, noting costs from 2.75 to 898.00 and styles ranging from tailored coats to pencil silhouettes.
Miss Nadine Reeves hosted a Thursday evening party at her Midland City route two home for her seventeenth birthday. Guests included Bud Haymon Frances Himminck Derl Murphy Nell Rose Etheridge Cecil Parramore Betty Jean Edwards Junior Marshall Loudean Reeves Eugene Parramore Olga Hicks Lomax Parramore Frances Cherry Ted Knight Minnie Pearl Harley Whitehead Mr and Mrs Ray Thomsey Shafter Hicks Richard Fitherridge Foy Ray Etheridge Harold Parramore Buford Fortson Harold Alley Levy Parramore Floyd Corbin Rhodes Thompson Earl Jenkins Prisley Dasinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus EF Rabon of Chipley Florida announce the engagement of their daughter Mitch ell to Theo Ro Wilson son of Mr and Mrs C G Wilson of Pensacola Florida The marriage will take place in the early Spring Also society notes list Round Table Study Club meeting and Dothan Garden Club event with officers to be elected Guests from Montgomery Hartford and Woodland Drive are mentioned along with a return from Panama City of Mrs Willie Williamson and her husband
Mrs V L Whatley entertained a group of young people at her Columbia home on Saturday evening for the sixteenth birthday of her daughter Jeanette. Co hosts were Mrs J A Armstrong and Mrs Mary Kirkland. After an hour of games and contests, party refreshments were served. Guests included Carl Bowen Tom Baylor Boyd Carpenter from Ashford and many Columbia residents such as Roscoe Taylor Dan Mulky Mary Martha Zorn Elaine Whatley and several Kirlands Carters and Marshalls.
Members of the Fuzelisn Sunday School Class of First Baptist were entertained Friday night at the home of Mrs Hobson Foldins with Mrs T J Cree serving as cohostess. A covered dish supper and Valentine themed decorations highlighted the gathering.
Jeannette answers readers on office etiquette for secretaries showing plain dress and calm conversation while warning against chatty personas. The column also covers boarder honesty, anonymous letters, and a request for divorce from a second cousin with legal counsel advised.
A home mixed cough remedy claims rapid relief for colds with no cooking required. It recommends a sugar water syrup or honey base, adding Pinezi to make a pint of cough syrup that allegedly loosens phlegm soothes membranes and clears airways with long shelf life. Money back if not pleased.
Mr and Mrs Q P Aplin of Midland City announce a son Lemar born January 24. Mr and Mrs Bernice Faulk (Lois McLendon) greet a son John Thomas born January 2. Grandparents are W T Faulk of Malvern and J W McLendon of Rehobeth. Charles C Robinson of Apalachicola announces a son Charles Frederick born January 2. Mrs Robinson was Mary Virginia Moorefield formerly of Do than.
The marriage of Miss Sadye Peters daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Peters to Frank L Synco was solemnized at 830 am Sunday at the home of Rev E T Carroll. The Rev Carroll read the nuptial vows. The bride wore a spring suit of daffodil yellow sheer wool with black accessories and a corsage of white carnations. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at 205 Adams street.
A fragment from Wayside Flows Shop News promotes gifting a flower with a smile. It hints at a loan word or phrase for making someone happy by offering a simple gesture from the Wayside place. The text is incomplete and reads like an underdeveloped note.
Miss Ann Wise entertained Sedanmoc high school sorority members Friday at a business meeting featuring the initiation of candidates Anne Kine Anne Wise Ruth Hodgson and Franchicon Amerson. Refreshments followed for Betty Underwood Lilly Ann Seaburn Carolyn Seay Virginia Boyd Ann McCullough Patsy Pitman Betty Ward Miriam Jones Fanchion Amerson Ruth Hodgson Anne King and Mary Virginia Patterson.
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