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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1951
Page
5
The piece discusses varied aging advice from personalities on extending years, urging balance between fame and self, with quips on coffee, exercise, and restraint. It cites notable Jongevi as possibly influenced by popular rules.
With the recall of the 31st Division to active duty, several Dethan families plan to move to Columbia South Carolina while the men serve Army assignments at Fort Jackson. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Davis and children, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Davis, Capt. and Mrs. Maurice Steensland and children, Lt. and Mrs. Mike Hayes and daughter, and others. A bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John F. Robinson featured narcissi arrangements and guests Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Parrish, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ring, and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Iolfson.
Social interest engagement noted for Miss Mary Lilla Taylor and Herbert Kingly. The Sisterhood of Temple Emanu El met at Mrs. D. Spieberger’s home on N. Park Avenue. Mrs. Myer Marx reviewed the play Dybbuk by Anski, discussing 17th century Jewish religious ideas in Poland. Delegates to the Southeastem Sisterhood Convention were appointed.
City notices list new residents moving to Dothan over the past week. Maj. and Mrs. Dona and family arrive from Minneapolis at 1109 W North Street. Capt. and Mrs. O Malley relocate from Minneapolis to Headland Road. Lt and Mrs. Berry move from Oklahoma City to 1402 12 W South Street. Lt Col Kreitner and Maj Eberlin with families join neighbors on Newton and 12 W Newton Street. Capt Luttmeier and children settle at 207 Montana Street from Brightwater New York. Lt and Mrs Cohen and daughters reside at 32 N Lene Street, with Lt Carlow and son at 904 12 M Cherry Street following Army duty in Alaska.
Mrs Spann hosted the Pandora Club with careful preparations, announcing plans for the engagement of Miss Mary Lilia Taylor. The event featured coffee, desserts, and a bridge session, with guests including Mr and Mrs Jettended the University of Alaigh and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor of Thomasville.
Warrant Officer Bill Floyd heads to active duty with the Mist Division. The Headland Avenue Baptist church Men’s Bible Class hosted a Thursday night chicken supper. Guests included Mrs. Floyd and their children, extended families, and numerous local residents listed in attendance.
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