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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
3
The poem extols the heavens and the sun moon and stars as witnesses to the Creator's power. It describes nightly celestial narration of creation and a divine hand behind all creation celebrated in lyric praise.
Mrs S E Dickerson of Ashford hosted a Sunday luncheon celebrating her husband S E Dickersons fifty eighth birthday. Attendees included the Burdeshaws McKays Woodhams Maykinds and others from Ashford and Washington DC, with children listed for several couples. U S Class Picnic Baptist group led by Claude Cotton enjoyed an outing at Long Beach with several attendees and families noted.
Miss Jayne Worthy, whose marriage to George Zbinden is set for July 20 at Headland Avenue Baptist Church, was honored at a Wednesday miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. BE Allen and Mrs. Joe Buntin. Guests enjoyed a pink and white decor with roses, coral vine, and crepe myrtle. Notable attendees included Mrs. Deleon Sheppard, who received linen as a gift, with a punch bowl centerpiece supervised by Mrs. Mary Masters, Mrs. Ray Allen, and Miss Mathilda Johnson.
Tips from beauty editor Betty Clarke on using a lip brush to achieve a clean unblurred outline for lip color. Start with clean lips, apply color with back and forth strokes, outline from center top lip outward and from corners of bottom lip inward, then fill in. Avoid extreme Cupid's bow and overdone lower lip. choose shade flattering to you. Includes social notes of local visitors and guests at Larkway Villa and nearby visits.
A cemetery working will be held at Memphis Church on Thursday July 18. The announcement stated the event aims to observe and honor deceased members with a service at the church grounds.
The text advises using low to moderate heat for all ease dishes including hard cooked eggs and warns to simmer eggs for twenty five to thirty minutes rather than boiling. It also notes applying an oiled cloth to radiators to prevent rust.
Mrs James T Maloy of Samson hosted a fourth birthday party for her son James Ward Maloy with pink and green decorations. Guests included many local children and families as well as FHA members. Other notes mention chapter meeting by Samson FHA, visits from Selma and Enterprise residents, and several residents traveling or visiting nearby cities.
Short tips cover kitchen tricks and safety from baking substitutes to soap usage and cooking methods. Warnings include inkstand friendly measures and a heavy emphasis on frugality, safety, and practical homemaking during shortages.
Sun tanning options for legs are described with methods to deepen a bronze tone. Emphasizes shaving, avoiding lotions, sun exposure near water, saltwater, witch hazel, and cautions against overexposure to prevent sunburn and skin damage.
Funeral services for Miss Alice Pate seventy six died Tuesday afternoon at nephew Wallace Pates Winter Haven Florida were held yesterday morning at Liberty Church Pawsey with Rev C M Agee and Rev L C Brannon officiating Burial followed in church cemetery Fellows and Christmas in charge Surviving include brother J B Pate Ashford sister Mrs Albert Hobbs Palmetto Florida and several nieces and nephews Active pallbearers were Sanford Jack Bill Edred Pate all of Ashford Joe Pate Trenton N J and N J and Henry Williams Dothan The ruby is the birthstone for July.
A son, James Don, was born July 3 in a local hospital to Corporal and Mrs. Dewey Ethridge Sue Taylor of Newville.
A Midwestern university placed olive-drab trailers on a riverbank for veteran students with children. Initially seen as dreary, the trailer town now buzzes with life as young couples transform the units into livable homes. Husbands help fix interiors and build play areas while wives manage daily routines, and families express surprising comfort and happiness living there.
A passage notes that the youngsters only need to be together in a place of their own with a chance to work toward a time when they can have the home they want. It emphasizes simple happiness and future stability.
A remark on cold sliced tongue as a suitable summer meat with a mild delicate flavor that pairs well with almost any kind of fruit, especially tart or spiced varieties. The passage notes tongue complements bright fruit notes in hot weather meals.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses sugar, syrup and flavor notes, mentioning Sivertinn and Copii in unclear context. It reads like a draft note on sweetener composition and a syrup flavor concept without clear factual details or concrete entities.
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