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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1951
Page
4
The fragment outlines moral aims to practice humility, tolerance, and benevolence. It calls for keeping a pure mind, charitable judgment, and sympathetic restraint while pursuing daily growth in greed, goodness, and gratitude, ending with a vague Greenville Kus reference.
Pandora Bridge Club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Huskey's home with red and white arrangements for a reception room display. The ih acore prize was awarded to several members including J. A. Keyton and others while hostesses served a salad course and Russian tea. Progressions followed. Ewell Roland and family moved from West Main Street to 407 North Grange Avenue Geneva. Jackie Adkinson of Harford to represent Geneva County at the state high school oratorical contest. Jerry Galloway named Junior High winner. Ann Byrd chosen Good Citizenship Girl and Most Likely to Succeed in Who's Who contest.
A fragmented OCR item promotes a white creamy cleaning product and money satisfaction guarantee from a drug store. It references health and beauty claims alongside weariness with blemishes, dandruff, and skin irritation. Names and places are obscured in the text.
Hartford Presbyterian and Baptist women met for afternoon Bible study and monthly circle programs. The Presbyterian meeting, led by Mrs B H Boyd, studied Hebrews with refreshments for five members. Baptist circles highlighted Anne Armstrong fund and home missions, with Daisy Chercy, Mary Ward, and Gentle Black groups hosting programs and social hours.
NEW BROCKTON special report Miss Mamie Mathews demonstrated Frozent Cooked Foods at the Wilks Club February meeting held at Mrs. Charles Locklar’s home. Fourteen members attended as officers and project leaders were listed including president Mrs. J. D. Willis and several chairmen across crafts, foods, gardens, and youth programs. A social hour followed.
Oscar Smith and Mrs. W C Avant along with Mrs Donne North of Montgomery were guests of Mr and Mrs Meatyney Griffin in Donalsonville. Ida Underwood Hodges Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs Joan Cummings Sr home with Mrs Earnest Greene presiding and funds from Confederate Flag sales going to Mildred Rutherford memorial. Wamsas Missionary Union met at First Baptist Church for an all day study of community missions using the book O Jerusalem. Guests visited from Los Angeles, and Lloyd McLeod of the WW Navy was in town before overseas duty. The opening service of the Ochlockonee Baptist Church was attended by Mr and Mrs Dalla Wurst. Foster Wurst sang at Milledgeville and Jeff Hoover Jr. of Baltimore visited his parents.
An ad filled with fragmented patterns and fabric details offers Mother And Daughter outfits in sizes 12 to 42 and eyelet fabrics, plus a radio training transfer note for Bill Harvey. It promotes Pattern Bureau mail orders, pattern books, and special mailing options with references to address labels and postal details.
Study Club members heard Mrs Jack Hovater review Budd Schulbergs The Disenchanted at a Tuesday meeting. President Mrs Eustace Bishop and officers announced new posts. social hour followed with treats for many members.
Dothan Harmony Club met at Houston Memorial Library for a program on American Folk Music. Mrs. Charles A. Dunseth lectured on mountaineer, cowboy, and ancestral folk songs. The group sang with Mrs. W. Wilson as accompanist and soloist Mrs. Graves Knowles performed two pieces.
Miss Evelyn Rudd of Cottonwood is engaged to Sergeant Robert P. Henigsmith of Camp Rucker, son of Mr and Mrs Leo J Henigsmith of South Bend Indiana. The couple will announce a marriage date later. Miss Rudd, Cottonwood High School graduate, works at Montgomery Ward. Henigsmith, Central High School graduate at South Bend, is an eight year Army veteran.
Bacon offers many serving possibilities from with potatoes to macaroni and cheese. Pair crispy slices with eggs or use in buffets with well cooked bacon baked briefly at 400 degrees for about 10 minutes.
Mrs Claude Sawyer of New Brockton is honored on her birthday with a home style celebration. The event features tableside bacon dishes, pineapple and egg bake, maraschino cherries, and a bacon lined muffin cups bake. Attendees enjoy coffee and rolls as decorations emphasize red and yellow themes.
A social gathering at Blacksburg with Julie's MP and guests including Mrs Con tered and Dorothy Kitare featured a display cake and Easter egg decorated treats. Children and family joined in games won by Ronnie King as presents were opened.
Mrs Ben Perry and Miss Mayme Fet sy hosted a rehearsal party Friday night in Blakely honoring bridal couple Miss Barbara Bueh and Reube Roberts. White gladioli decor and a salad course with individual bridal cakes marked the event. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Billy Hinton, Mr and Mrs Wilson Fryer, Dorsey Bathree, Miss Bobbie West, Charles Roberts, Miss Virginia Houston, Jona Mossey, Mr and Mrs R K Sites, Mrs Earl George, Miss Sara George, Miss Betty Roberta, Mrs Victor Mann, Rev and Mrs W E Storey, Anne and Annette Storey, Mr and Mrs R E Bush, nee.
Chery Brannon celebrated her first birthday at a Friday afternoon party at her Hartford home. Attending were Ricky Everette Joyce Dowling Dale Clemmons Patricia Martin Steve Chi card Daughtry David Spencer ames Daughtry. Mrs Houston Smith helped Mrs Bratinon serve an ice course.
In New Brockton a party was held at the home of Mrs. J A Brock to honor Al English on his second birthday. Guests from Elba rode the local train to attend. A cake and favors were featured with many locals listed as attendees.
Mr and Mrs Carl B R Watkins announce the birth of a son James Reginald born February 27 at a local hospital.
Mrs Charles Northcutt Jr. is reported to have returned yesterday after a several day visit at Laguna Beach with her mother, a Louis Impare, at Montgomery.
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