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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1947
Page
8
Mrs Julian Hall and Madeline E Bridges appear in a wedding and birth notices page. The Life's Mirror poem urges giving love truth and sorrow to yield kindness and flowers. The column lists contact references for Mrs Julian Hall at 1600 and notes wedding and birth announcements by Madeline E Bridges.
Harmony Club wrapped its season with a luncheon at the Wagon Wheel. Presiding was Mrs. J. J. Couch, with Mrs. Graves Knowles directing the program. Mrs. Joseph Wright sang three numbers, accompanied by Mrs. W. S. Wilson. New officers installed include Mrs. Guy Mardwick president and Mrs. Aurie Frazier treasurer.
Eighteen Rose Hill School students were honored for perfect attendance at a theater party last week. Among them were Charles Ray Newton with four years of nonattendance, Richard Saliba, Johnny Godwin with three years, and Bobby Jane Jernigan with two years. Others achieving one year included Judy Farmer, Miriam Saliba, Earl Kirkland, Barbara Clark, Faye Pittman, Tommy Cutchen, Louis Scott, Hildarene Oliver, John Burdeshaw, Sue Coleman, Billy Scott, Pasty Trammell, John Lee Deal, and Gerald Clark. Mr. and Mrs. FE were noted as attendees of the event and spending several days at St Andrews, Fla.
A Detroit gathering brought together thirty two members and guests for a recent meeting. The event highlighted ongoing discussions and networking among attendees from affiliated groups.
Miss Nettie Jean Lewis and Charles Lynwood James united in marriage at First Baptist Church in a ceremony marked by beauty and solemnity. Dr. Henry A. Parker read vows before a large congregation as elaborate greenery and lilies framed the altar.
Doris Stewart Summerford and Harry James Donnely were married May 17 at the Methodist parsonage in a double ring ceremony. The bride, a Moody Hospital School of Nursing graduate, has worked in Tallahassee and Port St. Joe and served as Moody Hospital supervisor. Donnely, chief petty officer in the U. S. Navy, served in the Pacific during World War I era. The couple plans a brief honeymoon in Florida.
Mrs Rupert Parrish hosted at Henry Green Apartments on Saturday for the third birthday of Ronnye T Parrish. Pink and green decorations and a birthday cake from an Ashland aunt framed the party with guests including Miss Patricia Smith and Geneva and Roberta Gay of Ashford, plus a list of attendees and novelty favors.
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