Postponed Country Party Scheduled for February 3
A social event at the Country club has been postponed with a new date set for Thursday February 3. No other details are provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1949
Page
5
A social event at the Country club has been postponed with a new date set for Thursday February 3. No other details are provided in the fragment.
Mrs. J. T. Holman entertained the Hartford bridge club Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Milton Holman Mrs. Joert Hughes Mrs. D. F. Collins and others. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Rankin Tippens.
The Robert Grierson chapter of PAR entertained over one hundred guests at a Tuesday evening benefit in Headland. Artistic floral decor enhanced the spacious residence of Mrs. Charles J. Sidney as prizes were awarded including two door prizes and twenty six table prizes. George Long and Marie Harris were chosen to attend the Alabama Education Association district meeting in Troy January 29, with Mrs. R. P. Clements accompanying them.
Mrs Ells aunt Mrs Emmy Wright Lisenby widow of J H Lisenby Ozark celebrated her eighty six birthday with a Sunday luncheon at the home in Panama City Florida. Attendees included Bascom Smith R E Wright Meth Smith Audie Mae Smith A L Wright Wada Griffin Birdie Seddon William Chancey Elizabeth Elmore Ella McLain Matilda Warr Ferner J H Lisenby Rev Alexander Floyd Canterbury and daughter Ann among others from Samson Eu Faula Dothan Malvern Panama City.
Mrs Ernest Brock entertained the Community Bible Study Club on Tuesday afternoon. The opening meditation, "Delight the Lord," was led by Mrs Neta Bacon with prayers by Mrs Bacon and Mrs H S Riley. After a business session, the group shared refreshments at a downtown luncheonette and social hour hosted by Mrs M S Stokes. Present were Mrs J L Blakey, Mrs M A Gilbert, Mrs Jesse Lee, Mrs Reginald Stinson, Mrs Neta Bacon, Mrs T V White, Mrs H S Riley, and Mrs J A Stinson.
Mrs Gerald Chaney hosted a Thursday party for her daughter Jean celebrating her eighth birthday. Miss Virginia Anderson helped run games and serve ice cream cake and candies. Guests included Hilda Hughes Peggy Hardwick Joy Hardwick Dorothy Haskew Mary Bradshaw Meriam Black Sarah Stewart Kathrine Brock Tommie Holman Gail Campbell Barbara Wynn Sandra Wynn Patsy Austin Johnny Jef fers Jimmie Jef fers Geraldine Childs Jane Gillis Betty Mosley Deloris Martin Eldrige Ward Barbara Lee Marion Lee Courtney Tippens and James Park family members moved to 305 Gerard Street from 300 Woodland Drive.
Mr and Mrs John R William announce the birth of a daughter Janice Loraine in a local hospital on January 27 The baby s grandparents are Mrs Dora Lee mothers of Cottonwood and Mr and Mrs M W Williamson of route two A son John William was born January 25 to Mr and Mrs Tal madge Baker Eunice Murrie Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Rob Murrie of Newville route one and Mrs Omie Baker of Headland route two
Hartford Special reports Baptist circles met Monday afternoon in members homes. Daisy-Chancy Circle at Mrs W F Helms with eleven members and two visitors heard program led by Mrs Helms assisted by several members. Mary Ward Circle at Mrs M L Black’s home decorated with seasonal flowers. program directed by Black with multiple assistants. Gene Black Circle hosted by Mrs Gerald Chaney at her home with fourteen members present. program by Mrs S D McCormick, Monroe Hidle, and Sheppard. salad course and soft drinks served.
Humorist Willie Snow Ethridge will deliver the Founders Day address at Huntingdon College on February 2. It will be her second visit, following a well received first engagement four years ago. She wrote popular humor books including As I Live And Breathe Ill Sing One Song This Little Pig Stayed Home and It s All Greek To Me. Her husband Mark Ethridge publisher of the Louisville Courier Journal accompanied her on a trip to Europe with the United Nations Balkan Investigation Commission.
The Alabama Department of the American Legion Auxiliary announced awards at the Mid-Winter Conference in Montgomery. Cullman unit won Ethel Smith Trophy for highest membership percentage. Bay Minette won Rowell Trophy for greatest membership increase. Gold Emblem compacts went to Andalusia Haleyville Bay Minette Cullman Oneonta. emblem billfolds to Mrs Luther Durham and Mrs P S Bailey for most new members in their districts. Various units received small flags and stands for reaching goals. several others received citations for quota compliance. Mrs J N Smith of Fairfield won the attendance prize.
Dorothy Dix counsels on keeping a wife at home, loveless marriage risks, and the joys of selfless care. She argues careers clash with motherhood, warns against loveless unions, and endorses unselfish partnership for happiness.
Spring fashion preview highlights strapless necklines and sun dresses with cape backs. Cotton fabrics dominate with chambrays and cotton taffetas. half cotton half silk weaves and alpaca tones offer shine and comfort. The Dale County Baptist Sunday School Association announces its fifth Sunday meeting for January 30 at 2:00 p.m. at Ozark Baptist Church with BE A Herron of Montgomery as principal speaker.
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