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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1949
Page
3
Jonn Hewitt’s line hints at a thrush in a spring dawn catching the eye and lifting the speaker from mortality’s despair as he contemplates abundance in the teeming air. The fragment echoes themes of renewal and choice under a reeling sky.
The June gathering of the Sunshine Garden Club met at Mrs. Lew Ingram’s Ashford home with Mrs. G W Whitaker presiding. Treasurers Benign changes included Mrs. J Nowell handing the post to Mrs. Lee Gay. D A Stott spoke on potting plants while Mrs Collis Barber led the program. New member Mrs Oakley Shiver welcomed. July meeting set for Mrs Havert Neadows. Fourteen members enjoyed a salad course as Miss Lou Farmer leaves Wednesday for Greenville South Carolina with her mother Mrs W C Farmer who has been treated in a Greenville hospital for five weeks.
ASHFORD Special Mrs David Harrison entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her home with gladioli zinnias and marigolds as decorations. Two tables of cards were in play and a salad course followed. Prize awards went to Mrs Max Bruner and Mrs H C Lambert.
Mrs Max Bruner entertained the Myrtle Brannan circle at her Ashford home Monday afternoon. Nine members attended as Mrs L B Headley led the devotional and prayer. Papers on Africa were read by Mrs Paul Reynolds and Mrs Solomon Foxter. Mrs Thomas Penton, newly elected president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service, spoke on plans for the year. A visitor, Mrs Sanford Pate, joined from circle 2. A salad course and iced tea were served. Also note: August 10 is the deadline for free cotton classing under the Smith Doxey Act for eligible one variety communities.
Fruits and vegetables may be seriously damaged if left in the hot sun after harvest, according to safety guidance. The warning emphasizes proper handling to preserve quality and prevent spoilage.
NEA Service offers travel etiquette tips for beginners on weekend trips. Pack light in one suitcase and keep tickets accessible to avoid delays. Keep seat space clear and engage in polite conversations while avoiding invitations to dine with strangers. Skip strong scents and discard wilted corsages to prevent discomfort for others.
The Ashford community lists guests and travels including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller and Sara Williams with daughters Penny and Paula visiting Alexandria. Lawrence Browder from Montgomery visits sister in Dothan. Families such as Williams Bush, Julia from Eufaula, and the Parrish and Norris households share visits, health recoveries, and plans for trips to Chattanooga and Auburn camps. J. T. Rodney joins the navy in San Diego, and local residents attend summer sessions at Auburn and Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
Local social column lists Mr. and Mrs. Jess Seay and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson returning from Laguna Beach Florida with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Boyd of Atlanta and Bernard and Jim Frank Jordan of Headland. Several engagements and upcoming travels are noted including Bailey Griffin’s July 2 wedding plans and various trips to St Andrew Florida, Washington DC, Annapolis and Baltimore.
Mrs and Mrs Claude T Harvard hosted a wiener roast Saturday night at Edgewood Drive for Baptist Training Union youths. After an hour of games and contests refreshments were served. Attendees included Clarence Chalker Metha Peters Helen Thomas Edwin Enfinger Grad Smith Betty Peters Virginia White Edsel Chalker Wallace Lee Mary Carolyn Griffin Marjorie Fay Norton John Henry White Nelma Thomley Jennings Thomley Max Stokes and many others including Mr and Mrs Thomas J Peters Mr and Mrs Billy Beckham Barbara Carol Beckham and the Harvards children Claudette Tommy Houston Thomas Dwight Barbara Claudette and Tommy
A fashion note counsels older women to wear modest, flattering beach outfits. Built in bras and elastic midriff bands help, with longer, slightly flared skirts in quick drying fabrics that resist cling when wet. Dark colors and minimal flare improve slimming effect while remaining stylish on the beach.
The Rev L Elton Pierce and family arrive from Savannah to lead morning service at Donalsonville First Methodist Church. Large congregation attends with music by a large choir and Mrs Marion Roberts on organ. Pierce reads First Corinthians 13 and titles his sermon Love Finds A Way. Parsonage reception hosted by Board of Stewards and Women’s Society. supper served by Mrs Mack Fain Sr and Mrs Dallas Wurst.
Jacky Pate entertained friends at an Ashford pool party for his eighth birthday with ice cream cake and drinks. Guests included Cecil Dupree Allen Brownfield Earle Jones and Patsy Summerford among others. mother and several relatives assisted. Alabama’s role as a leading cotton producer is noted alongside its prominence in heavy industry.
Purchases of red meats eggs poultry fresh fruits and vegetables are rising as consumer demand climbs. Farmers who adjust production and marketing to meet this demand stand to profit.
The passage states rotenone or derris are more effective at killing insects when applied during the heat of the day or as temperatures rise. It presents a practical note on timing pesticide use to maximize efficacy.
No 2937 patterns in sizes 10 12 14 16 18 20. Dress bolero yardage details 35 inch 35 in. Send 25 cents for each pattern with name address style number and size. Summer Fashion Book offers over 150 designs for all ages and occasions designed for easy sewing. Order now from Pattern Department THE DOTHAN EAGLE New York N Y.
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