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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1946
Page
6
The scene closes on a quiet, dim blue dusk with embers fading as the day lengthens into afternoon. Mrs. Forest Boyd, formerly of Johan, visits, and plans to reunite with her husband in Miami before moving to Brazil with Mr and Mrs Boyd.
Judson College schedules Religious Focus Week with two daily general meetings plus conferences seminars and classes through February 23. The week includes visits by journalism students from Birmingham News and a March 1 Artist and Lecture Series featuring Marjorie Moffett, plus campus productions and extensive student committees and vesper talks.
The Geneva Athenaeum Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs JL Liw serving as hostess. Papers covered Redo and The War by Bure and Television by Muss Dorothy Collins. Members and visitors attended, and Mrs O I Fronville was offered membership.
Mrs. E. J. Vance formerly Wilma Taylor of Columbia, bride since February, was feted Thursday afternoon at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Edward M. Culbreth and Mrs. A. C. Odom at the Culbreth home with giladiol ferna and narciesi decorations. Guests brought gifts displayed, games led by Missy Francesca, light refreshments served at ten. OBSERVANCE PLANNED Auburn Alabama. National Home Demonstration Club week set for May 5-12. program to be announced. J. Wayne Savell of Teft heads to Mobile for medical treatment at Mobile infirmary. photos planned to capture college activities and traditions.
The Army launches a worldwide drive to enlist enough volunteers to replace long-serving soldiers returning to civilian life. Officials urge broad support from individuals and groups to ensure a robust Regular Army until long range peace terms and military policy are set. The campaign is described as vital to securing peace and fulfilling a major national task.
Barbara Gayle Whaley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Whaley of 207 S Foster Street, celebrated her birthday anniversary with a party at the library hosted by her mother. She wore blue net over camel and had a three year old brother named Kenneth.
Mrs. and Mrs. Oran Anderson of Campbellton announce the birth of a daughter Velmi Jean on February 23. The mother is Gladys Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abphie Clark of Slocomb. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J L Anderson of Campbellton.
Sunday School groups led by Mrs J B Davis and Mrs Wallace Faulk entertained with a buffet supper in the young people's department of First Baptist Church Friday evening. Hymn singing and opening prayer preceded business, with decor decorated long table. Attendees include Mrs McClendon and numerous named members. upcoming Young Womans Study Club meeting set for Tuesday 3 00 pm at Mrs Covington's home. Woodmen of the World social meeting February 26 at Camp 33i starting 8 00 pm with E D Rivers as speaker.
Members of the TGIF Club enjoyed a weekly Saturday evening at 1306 West Newton Street with Rose We tangs Bustess. Supper was served by Mrs Bob Weston and Mrs EZ Gritts. The Episcopal Woman's Guild meets Tuesday with Mrs Morace Hall and Mrs Flowers Crawford as hostess.
The Dothan Eagle notes the Cypsione Alpha Eptian and Sigma Nu rituals slated for March with dates adjusted to March 3 and March 33 respectively. The Law Schools annual Barrister Ball is planned for April 13 and Pi Kappa Pi formal for May 11 at Foster Auditorium.
A vintage pharmacy-style advertisement touts guaranteed quality purity with fast setting product claims. It markets 12 tablets for 10 cents per tablet and a bottle for 35 cents, asserting superior value and trust in its remedy.
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