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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
3
A fragmentary piece mentions Julian Ball and the preacher, contrasting a city man with a one-day churchgoer. The text references Morris Abe Bee and includes garbled lines about inquiry and praise, portraying a busy, vocal religious scene.
The quotation contrasts religion as inner transformation with ritual pilgrimage. It presents religion as a personal temple within the skull and as a Great Church that embraces all races and creeds, seeking light and love to nurture good in every soul.
A sequence of parties precedes the Brennan New wedding set for Saturday at 7 30 PM in the First Methodist church. The events feature pink and white floral decorations, silver tableware, and guests from Berkeley California to Walter Stowers and Spann families.
Lynn Smith of Columbus Georgia and Lynette Hart visiting her grandmother were honored at a Porters Fairy outdoor picnic. Hostesses Starla Moon and Luanne Harper led water sports and activities with chaperones Walter Moon Luther Harper and Mrs. Burkett. A picnic supper served to Bennie Danzey Jean Mullins Sandra Ray Betsy Duke Nancy Crawford Emily Crawford Sandra Ludlum Ed Wells Gerald Hudson V C Lakey Tommy Smith Lackey Stephens Glenn Northcutt Ingra ham Hanahan Mason Rowe Til Martinsville VA Cy Harri Ronnie Joseph Lawson For rester.
Mrs. McWaters entertained at her Ashford home Sunday for her husband’s 41st birthday. Guests included many local families from Donalsonville, Milton, Mobile, Dothan, Columbus, and surrounding areas, with numerous children and relatives attending the gathering.
Miss Martha Dorman of Panama City was feted at informal parties in Panama City and Cottonwood by family and friends. Decorations featured gladioli dahlias and asters, with corsages and a tea table arranged by hostesses. Guests enjoyed games, piano selections, and a light luncheon as plans for her July marriage to Frank Smith were announced.
Mrs Leonard Neil entertained VFW Auxiliary members at her home on Roosevelt Drive. A tea for hospitalized soldiers was planned for Sunday at Camp Rocker. Tea committee included Mrs James Seay and Mrs Fred Price. New officers elected: President Mrs Leonard Neil, Senior Vice President Mrs Douglas Fuller, Junior Vice President Mrs Kim Folkes, Treasurer Mrs S F Smith, Secretary Mrs Fred Price, Conductress Mrs James Seay, Trustees Mrs Gladys Mills and others.
Miss Betty Jo Taylor leaves this week for Dothan after a farewell party at Linda Carmichael's home. Guests included Betty Jo Taylor and many friends who helped with refreshments and flowers. Mr and Mrs Myer Blumberg returned from Chicago with Terry Blumberg remaining for a longer visit in Indianapolis with Mrs Richard Glasser.
Mr and Mrs Joseph White of Gordon route one announce a daughter born June 22 in a local hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs G W Nobiln of Gordon route one and Mr and Mrs Otho White of Blakely Go. Another birth announces a son Mark born June 18 to Mr and Mrs Chalker Howell of 110 Donna Drive. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs M C Barfield and Mrs A P Howell and the late Mr Howell of Dothan.
Friends of Private William Habbardl, formerly Bertha Calne, will be interested to know he has reported for duty in Japan after completing training.
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