Winds and Destiny in Jana Burroughs Verse
A fragmented poem speaks of choosing action versus patience and fate. The speaker questions whether to fold hands or chase the wind, affirming that personal effort and joy in coming years will yield rewards.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1946
Page
6
A fragmented poem speaks of choosing action versus patience and fate. The speaker questions whether to fold hands or chase the wind, affirming that personal effort and joy in coming years will yield rewards.
Smiling eight month old Shirley McCallister, daughter of First Class Seaman Talmadge McCallister, resides with her grandparents Br. and Mrs. R. W. Brown on route two while her father is stationed at Hastings Nebr. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McCallister of Graceville Florida.
Rose Hill P T A will convene in the school auditorium at 2 45 p m tomorrow for a Founders Day program led by Rev Lawrence Baxter. Mrs Clyde Smith organizes the program and the Highland School P T A meets at 2 30 p m tomorrow. Captain Ray N Johnson has arrived in the U S to receive discharge after twenty nine months in the European Theater.
University of Alabama home economics professor Henrieth Thompson has been invited by Office of Price Administration administrator Chester Bowler to join the 27 member National Consumer Advisory Committee. Thompson is active in consumer groups and serves as Consumer Interests Chairman of the American Home Economists Association.
A Library party honored Dale Howell on his fourth birthday hosted by Mrs. W P Howell. Guests and games filled the afternoon with punch ice cream and cake. Attendees included Jan Howell Linda B Bully Patricia Weeks and many more local children. Charles Coe promoted to Memphis supervisory post at Sears Roebuck and Co. after two years in Opelika. family to join later. Previous assignment was assistant manager in Columbus Ga. O'Neal Sr. a seaman visited from Los Angeles after ten days with family. other visitors from Geneva and Columbia noted.
Mrs Boozer celebrated Joan Booker Boozer’s birthday with a Saturday afternoon party at grandma Gipsy Boozer’s home 310 West Troy Street. Games, ice cream, and a three tier white cake with red and white colors followed by group photos and red balloon favors.
The Round Table Study Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Roy Hills home with Mrs A W Hawkins presiding The guest speaker Miss Elizabeth Espy spoke on the dangers of inflation Others taking part included Mrs I C Bates and Mrs J W Roberts Mrs Bates spoke on Making the Home Lovely and Mrs Roberts on Making the Yards Lovely Springs flowers decorated the hostess home A list of club members was present and refreshments of iced punch and a salad course were served After the program comments and social time followed There is no further information about location or date in the readable text
Mrs. O. C. Snell of Chipley entertained at a party Saturday in celebration of her son Sidney Snell's first birthday and anniversary. Attendees included June Ann Cope, Marjorie Searcy, Sara Ann Crance, Shirly Marie Crance, Meadsline Sasser, Sue Searcy, Milton Sasser, Rogers Sasser, Glen Smith, and Charles Snett. Separately Miss Sara Harvey of Headland will represent Henry County in the Birmingham News oratorical contest. Captain W. K. McConnico and Mrs. McConnico arrived from Atmore for a week with the Marin family. Various local residents from Judson College and nearby towns visited or planned visits, with several returning from Montgomery, Ogden, and Pearl Harbor related assignments.
Birth notices report the arrival of Faye Caralyn Leateh in Bellamy Rosia Livingston Alabama on February 4. It also notes Beverly Marta Floyd Clarion born February 5 at a local hospital to Mrs. Floyd Clarion and Mr. Floyd Clarion, with the latter identified as the parent.
Mrs T R Scheile hosted a social club gathering yesterday with guests including Mrs Wood Bailey Mrs Wiltur Sturges Mrs Leo Halvard and others. A salad course followed the game contest as Mr and Mrs J A West Jr and Mr and Mrs J Fo Sialage prepared for a short visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. J C Knight spoke at the Sorosis Club meeting held at the home of Mrs. W C Farmer with Mrs. Charles Chapman as hostess. She discussed The King's General by Daphne du Maurier and noted the 17th century setting near Menabilly castle during the Cromwell era. Light refreshments followed the program as Mrs. Morris Malone helped serve.
A Baptist Young Woman's Auxiliary meeting was held Monday at the Boat Baptist Church. Present were Musser Cetus Moore Opal Marler Ning Hea Bertha Wrive Lowise Brus Rubs Avent Muze Elmore Duph Herung Frances Fihrdge Churchwell Nettie Jean Lewis Beghielia Bursen and Mrs Louse Ford.
The Sesame Club held a Valentine banquet with camellias, festive colors, tea and cake. Members listed include Mr. and Mrs. A Bass, Mr. and Mrs. CFE Biskew, Mr. and Mrs. T J Creel, and other couples, along with visiting guests from Opp and Macon.
Obscure OCR notes refer to furloughs and visits by multiple individuals including Mr and Mrs Wowsob, a CMik and Cy group, and Parson Mong Une. The fragment mentions Maren 7, observable Tay-oot Perry, and a planned weeklong visit in Georgia with Gainer, Davis, and a confectioner Bul joining.
Circles of the Columbia Baptist Church met this week in members homes. Circle One hosted by Mrs. R. O H Purcell. ten members attended. Circle Two at Mrs. J A Gamble. twelve members. Circle Three with Mrs iC A McGriff. thirteen attended. Business Warren's Circle hosted by Mrs Claude Beasley. fifteen members. Royal Ambassadors met at Don Roney's home. fourteen members present with Don Roney leading.
Advertisement touts Creomulsion as a quick remedy for coughs and bronchitis, claiming it reaches the seat of trouble, loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed membranes, and guarantees relief with a money back offer if needed. Contains no narcotics and blends beeche wood creosote with time tested cough medicines.
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