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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1949
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text discusses responsibility, hazards, and a figure named Guy inty with possible links to a case involving Norris and a son. Details are damaged and unclear, limiting concrete events or outcomes.
A garbled collection of education quotes attributed to Dr. Joe H. Finley Andrew Carnegie and W E. For per among others. The excerpt references immigrant schooling universal education and the value of learning from both teachers and the common man. The text is incomplete and contains OCR errors.
Lamar Tew celebrated his sixth birthday at a home party hosted by Mrs. Arthur Tew on West Washington Street. Guests and helpers included Mrs. Ola Underwood, Mrs. Murray McKay, and many relatives and friends who joined games and an ice course after the cake.
Members gathered Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ruth Merritt with opening prayer by Mrs. Z A Stinson. Mrs. I8 Riley led devotion on Temptations of Christ. Participants included Mrs. T B Murphy Mrs Merritt Mrs Jack Taylor and Mrs T V White. Closing prayer by Mrs. Gilbert. Refreshments served to several members.
Birth notices list Rosa Lee Hubbard born February 2 at a local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hubbard 805 W Woodland Drive. Jo Ann Hinson born January 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hinson of Carpinteria California. Grandparents Howard Ness and Brown Hinson. George Larry Tolar born January 27 to Ledford Tolar Aloise Etheridge with grandparents C H Tolar and E EB Etheridge Pansey. Jerry Wayne Wilson born January 23 to Cretus Wilson Newton with grandparents J N Wilson Newton route one and Marion Hanners Newton route two.
The Garden Club of Alabama and extension department announce no admission for clinics in regions one five and seven this year. Sessions cover staging point schedules judging exhibition material and home arrangement with speaker Mrs Henry M Kistner and API staff at venues in Eufaula Huntsville Sylacauga and Tuscaloosa February 21 22 23 and 25.
Judson College Baptist Student Union announces mid semester retreat in the log cabin on campus with guests including A. E. Herrin and Misses Mavis Shiver Lois Privette. Activities for the week include BSU leadership discussions, club meetings, drama rehearsals and the annual Valentine dinner with juniors and freshmen organizing.
The Esther Sunday School Class of First Baptist entertained about sixty members and guests at a quarterly banquet last evening. The sweetheart style social featured blue white red decorations, grand centerpieces, and Cupid motif favors. Vocal piano selections, a devotional titled Eternal Verities, and old love songs marked the program, with committees and hostess staff listed.
Actress offers eye care tips for readers spending long hours reading knitting or playing close seaing games. Rest periods of 30 minutes with 3 minutes break, closed eyes, warm moist compresses, and eye baths are advised. Use bright even lighting, avoid flickering flames, and seek an oculist if persistent headaches or vision changes occur.
Ozark special report on Maude Martin Study Club meeting with Mrs Saxon Dykes as hostess. Members discussed women authors and camellia care, heard Mrs L F Doughtie review I A R Wylie novel Ho the Fair Wind, and planned fundraisers for library and garden projects.
The Ozark Garden Club will entertain at a benefit bridge party at the Community Club House on Tuesday afternoon at 3 15 o'clock. Admission is fifty cents and all are invited. Proceeds fund the annual Flower Show sponsored each Spring by the Garden Club. The show has drawn many visitors from Daiz County in recent years.
New York fashion writers note a spring shift to simpler hat designs. Designers favor untrimmed flat tops and natural straw shapes, aiming for understated elegance over ornate decoration.
A fragmented reminiscence on hiding age from the 1920s era. The piece notes women who disguise themselves in period dress and resist being labeled by age or era. It contrasts aging views with pressure to reveal personal history and identity.
Mrs. Loney Bruce and Miss Vio let Bruce traveled to Cypress Florida today due to the death of Mrs. J D Carrell, mother of Mrs. Bruce. Funeral services for Mrs. Carrell are set for Cypress Saturday.
The piece advises a mature career woman to relax and hide fatigue with quick beauty fixes and light exercises. It references routines like a dab of powder, brief walks, and brief office stretches to maintain a polished appearance while balancing daily demands. Local notices mention gatherings and family updates.
A garbled passage references youth, a king, a link, and advertising intent. It hints at a personal or public notice involving a youth and a monarch figure but lacks coherent details or a clear event, making precise summary challenging.
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