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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1951
Page
7
A promotional digest urges sun exposure and sun lamp use for skin beauty. It advises hot showers before sunbathing to absorb vitamin A, suggests air baths instead of post-exposure showers, and includes a salt lemon bath tip for sun lamp users. Also mentions sea glasses styles and asks readers to request the leaflet by mail.
Mrs E Cooper hosted a Samson Club bridge afternoon with guests. Narcissi and daffodils adorned the room. Prizes went to Mrs A L Faulk Jr and Mrs Alva Hawke. Refreshments served to several members and guests including Mrs A J Rivenbark and Mrs Trene J Duke.
Dorothy Dix laments the harmful nagging pessimist in households, calling them a human wet blanket who drains enthusiasm, undermines plans, and sours marriages. The piece describes gloomy spouses who destroy hope, demoralize partners, and suppress ambition with constant doubt.
Samson Baptist Woman's Missionary Union met at Mrs. Majors home with six members present. Mrs. G. O. French presided and Mrs. Fred Roney filed the secretary report. The program featured Mrs. Wise, Majors, Reuben McDuffie and Mrs. French. Mrs. Irene J. Duke hosted the two groups. in her absence she led the devotional as the second host. Rev. L. D. Kimberly gave two chapters of the study course. A social hour followed with dessert for five members.
A six foot United States flag and a 1.3 by 1.3 tag were presented to Chipola Junior College in Marianna by the U S Navy Recruiting Station Birmingham. The ceremony honored college librarian Mrs. Julia Rowe, with attendance from Dean Kenneth G Skaggs and other faculty members.
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