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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1951
Page
6
Fragmentary notice combines vague wedding and birth ideas with unclear lines about sorrow and departure. Reads like a torn poem fragment rather than a clear event, with scattered phrases that do not specify people, places, dates, or official details.
A fragmented article notes Dr Harmon Stokes delivering a lecture to sixth district nurses. The readable text includes stray phrases and non sequiturs about nature, a toad, a warning, and a reference to Kreyraberg, with unclear context or date.
The Sixth District's Nurses Association held a dinner meeting at Frazer Ellis hospital dining room with a buffet supper. Officers were elected including Myrtle Littleswin as first vice president and Frances Dunham and Julia Prior as board members. Civil defense chairs were named, and many members spoke on the district program while guests from Enterprise and surrounding areas attended.
The Tacn Ls held a supper meeting at the Houston Hotel on Wednesday night with Mrs Troy Lewas presiding. Plans were made for a covered dish supper tentatively set for January 25. Group singing was enjoyed with Mrs Marvey Harrison as accompanist. Emi McKenzie of New York City, formerly of Dothan, arrived for a visit with friends.
A Junior Music Club program featured recorded classical pieces and live performances at WDIG reception rooms. Moss Lois Cherry presided as the meeting covered Chopin selections, a Rachmaninoff concerto, Tchaikovsky, and vocal and saxophone solos by members Jimmy Peacock Harvey Etheridge Jr Joe Kangry and Jimmy Clark with Mary V O Brien as pianist. New members Thomas and Elizabeth Gachet joined the club as Mrs Heyward Wynn Jr prepares to leave for Washington.
The Dothan Ministers Wives Association met at Mrs George Kerlin home Friday morning with president Mrs J3 Norton Dendy presiding. They planned the World Day of Prayer observance, social hour featured recipes and refreshments, and several members attended including Mrs Dendy Mrs Lumber Wemp Mrs Henry A Parker Mrs Charles Thidreth Mrs W W Avery and guest Mrs W Butt. The next meeting will be at Mrs Marx home.
Dothan celebrates Mra Ww with 20th Century Club honors. Vocal selections and piano numbers by Mrs Harrison and others featured in the Whiddon home venue. A business session noted December events while dessert was served to members and guests.
Dothan Country Club hosts a lecture on January 23 by Dr Hallie Farmer of Alabama College serving as State civilian defense chair for the Alabama B and P W Federation and the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs. A supper at 7 20 p m precedes the talk with plates priced at 225 each. Members of federated women's clubs and BPW in Geneva invited. tickets for the supper available from several local organizers.
The couple affiliated with the Commercial Bank of Andalusia to be married soon after graduation. they plan a wedding trip to Miami and other South American destinations. Post January 17 they will be at a technical institute with Mr Simmons living at home in Alabama.
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