New Year Reflections Close The Old Year In Silence
Fragmentary verse reflects on the end of the year and the dawning of a new one. The lines evoke night, darkness, and mortality while hoping for courage to face future challenges.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1950
Page
4
Fragmentary verse reflects on the end of the year and the dawning of a new one. The lines evoke night, darkness, and mortality while hoping for courage to face future challenges.
Miss Mary Virginia Clark and Glavard Pugh wed December 25 at the Allen Baptist Church in Coffeeville. Rev. Earl Paderewski officiated with music by Betty Sue Bevedy and Mrs. J. Glover Bedwell. Bride wore white satin, reception followed at the American Legion Home. couple to reside in St. Imo, Alabama.
Florida couple announces Eliza firth Louise Gunter’s marriage to Charles Pugh Pelham of this city. Ceremony held Friday at 7 p.m. in Tuscaloosa Pastor Horace G Williams officiated. Bride wore navy blue taffeta lace dress with pink accessories. corsage a pink orchid. Attendants Miss Revery Latimer and Janes Newsome. Pelham a University of Alabama student and Phi Mu member. groom a Dothan graduate and Navy veteran, Kappa Sigma member. They will reside at 1210 Riverside Dr Tuscaloosa.
Elba public school fourth, fifth, and sixth graders performed Merry Christmas To The World in the school auditorium. Characters included Patricia Brooks, Donald Bowdoin, Charles Hayes, Richard Head, Janice Lowery, Bill Brooks, Ben Ringsdort, Rosa Desl, Ann Vaughan, Judith Larkine, Judith Moody and Sue Morrow. Musical numbers highlighted children from France, Mexico, China, Sweden, Holland, England, Italy and Spain with several Christmas carols integrated.
A large gathering of friends celebrated New Year's Eve at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Blumberg's West Woodland Drive home. The open house ran from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. with red poinsettias, camellias, and winter greenery decor. Refreshments included punch canapés and hors d'oeuvres, served under a cutwork cloth table, and a centerpiece with white tulips pink snapdragons and blue delphinium. Later attendees joined the Country Club New Year’s Eve Ball with orchestra, festive decorations, and favors to mark the transition to year.
Mrs. R. L. Daughtry and co host Mrs. Jesse Palmer Jr welcomed 16 Midland City Study Club members to a Christmas themed luncheon. A brief business session followed with Miss Bea Ames as guest speaker. she dramatized the Nativity as carols and gifts followed.
The Webb Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Melborn Ivey's home for December. The event featured a decorated tree with gifts, prayers led by Miss Juanita Lee, carols, and refreshments. Eight members attended along with two visitors, Mrs Bill Ayer and Mrs Dallas Haden. Also noted is Mrs E R Porter hosting the Dothan Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy.
In a Christmastide home ceremony in Marianna Kathryn Tueille Pooser and James Edwin Ross exchanged nuptial vows. The bride, daughter of State Representative Wankard Pooser, wore a green gabardine suit with a black accessories hat. The service was led by Rev. B W Burns at the First Baptist Church, with the couple planning to reside in Augin Texas after the Bryan reception. Family guests included Killingsworth and son Billy Wayne of Columbus and Goleman Watenpnd, sharing weekend time at Headland.
Mrs J Elcy and her sons Jimmy and Billy returned to Brewton after visiting Mrs Liz Posey in Dothan. Lieut Longing arrived in Tokyo for a three year Army assignment and will depart in March to join him. Mrs Longino spent two weeks in Washington with Lt Col and Mrs W Cole man and family, then left for Bradenton to visit Brig Gen H Longino and Mrs Longino. Mr and Mrs Jerome Sullivan and sons Jerome and Frank returned from Savannah to visit his mother Mrs J B Sullivan. Mr and Mrs William Bolling and twin daughters Virginia and Elizabeth of Mobile and Mr and Mrs Wallace Calhoun of Birmingham returned home after holidays with Mr and Mrs G Malone. Friends of Mr and Mrs Kells Carroll of Ozark sorrowfully note their son Kells Sr suffered slight burns in a weekend home accident. Mrs Carroll was formerly Sara Newton of Dothan. Even Mr and Mrs Zilly Deak of Atlanta spent several days with friends in Dothan.
S Sgt and Mrs E J Holster announce the arrival of a son Norman Fredrick born December 21 at Merrill Clinic in Slocomb. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Eulug B Kirkland of Slocomb.
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