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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1947

Page

3

Quotations and family visit notes from local paper

A religious quotation note praises worship and deeds. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Fleming and son Thornton Jr return to Hunterville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Press Thornton. First Lieut. Charles Berry leaves Sunday for Fort Bragg NC after a visit with relatives in Dotan. Mrs. Berry and sons Bob and Michael stay longer with Mrs. Berry's parents Mr. and Mrs. A D Sheehan.

Charles Berry Fort Bragg N. C Dothan

Miss Blount Hosts Afternoon Tea for Visitors

Miss Helen Blount entertained at a rented tea yesterday complimenting guest Miss Mary Catherine Bourdtree of Adel Ga and visitor Miss Gloria McKeon of New Orleans. The reception featured berried greens camellias and confections with Miss Martha McBryde serving and twenty high school girls among the guests. Private Mack Sheehan of Fort Bragg will leave Saturday after a holiday visit with his parents. Mr and Mrs Thomas A McCord returned to Atlanta after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Charles L Newton and Charles Newton Jr a student at Emory University spent the holidays at home.

Helen Blount Mary Catherine Bourdtree Adel Gloria McKeon New Orleans Martha McBryde Mack Sheehan Fort Bragg N. C Mrs A. D. Sheehan Thomas A. McCord Atlanta Charles L. Newton Charles Newton, Jr Emory University

Wedding anniversary dinner hosted by Trammell family

Mr and Mrs D A Trammell celebrated their fifty sixth wedding anniversary with a family reunion dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Reynolds on West North Street. Attending were numerous Trammell relatives from Alabama and Georgia, plus guests Frances Tiller and several local residents.

D. A. Trammell A .E. Reynolds West North Street E. A. Trammell Columbus, Ga C. R. Burdeshaw and Childern Jare and Richard Alexander City J. C. Trammell Janes Harvey Trammell Lawrence Ray W. RK. Small Harry Trammell Robert Price Bobby Pat Trammell David Patsy Philip W. G. Wills Mary Walter Guy Laura Ann Lamar Trammell A. F. Reynolds Peggy, Sue Dollie Lou

Birth of Daughter Mary Jesherr to Cox Family

Ruth and Robert T. Cox Jr announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Jesherr, in a local hospital on December 20.

Ruth Robert T. Cox, Jr Mary Jesherr

Begin This 7 Day Diet Now And Reduce Blues

Alicia Hart outlines a safe reducing program led by Dr. Samuel M Bloom at Pigeon Hill Huntington Long Island. The plan promises about two pounds weekly loss under medical supervision with menus for two days and notes to consult a physician for excess weight. It describes diet guidelines, substitutions, and the aim to reach a spring smaller size while preserving health.

Pigeon Hill Huntington L. I Pidgeon Till Samuel M. Bloom

Mrs. T. D. McKnight Dies in Brundidge Ala

Mrs. T. D. McKnight sixty two of Brundidge Ala died after a long illness in a Dothan hospital. Funeral services were at 4 pm at Salem Baptist Church with Rev Hargrove officiating. Burial followed in Brundidge cemetery Ward Wilson officiating. Surviving: daughter Mrs R Clyde Smith Dothan two sons James D McKnight Birmingham Floyd L McKnight Thomasville Ga sister Mrs Minnie Harrison Plant City Fla seven grandchildren Active pallbearers: Clyde Smith Jr Jimmie McKnight Dr Harold Floyd Howard Floyd John Doswell Harold Hightower James.

T. D. McKnight Brundidge Ala Dothan Salem Baptist Church Hargrove Ward- Wilson R. Clyde Smith James D. McKnight Birmingham Floyd L. McKnight Thomasville Minnie Harrison Plant City Fila Clyde Smith, Jr Jimmie McKnight Harold Floyd Howard Floyd John Doswell Harold Hightower James Besse

Miss Woodham Joins Welfare Department

Miss Betty Jean Woodham assumed duties as case worker for the Howson County Department of Public Welfare. Director Mrs. C. L. Collins announced her appointment. Woodham, a Yothan High School graduate, attended Stilling College Bristol Virginia and the University of Alabama, earning an A. B. in 1944.

Betty Jean Woodham Howson County

Divorce WNT CBEAP CALUMET CITY US UP

City court clerk in a Chicago suburb earns 35000 to 90000 yearly while a judge makes 63500 a year. The figures were released by the social welfare committee of the City Club amid a drive against easy divorce centers near Chicago. Mrs Gipsy Boozer visits Hartsville South Carolina for weeks with her daughter and son in law. Mrs C G Scott travels to Birmingham for funeral services for her father G W Fowler. A 4000 year old palace is found at Tepe Hissar Persia.

Calumet City Chicago City Club C. G. Scott Birmingham G. W. Fowler Tepe Hissar Persia

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Brother Mar John Greenleaf Waittier Carlyle Bovee Thornton Fleming Thornton, Jr Hunterville Press Thornton Miss Blount Van Ray Rose Coats North Foster West Main Frances Tiller Montgomery Charles Newton Quay Dan Jones Glenn Jones Mrs. Tilford Leak Maxwell Jones Memphis, Tenn Charlie W. Scott Billy and Eugene Scott Augusta Mercyrence Miv Johanson Cottonwood Road Hillcrest Infirmary Andalusia Uncle Sam New York City U. S. Committee For Care of Robert Vitals Anna Swern Frankfort Maxine Hennebere Los Angeles Alicia Hartner Texas T. D. McKnight of Miss Woodham Lydia E. Pimrmams Stanton Aera E. Main ST Idaho Chuck Roast Grocery Dept Old Virginia Campbells Vegetable Soup Mortons Salt van Camp Wayside Flowz Shop News Whiting Lavella Penney Famous Store E. Main Blumenfeld
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