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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Donald Spitz of Cleveland Ohio announce the birth of a son, Leccrace Kenneth, born in a royal hospital on March 18. Mrs Spitz is the former Sesabe Kraselsky.
A meeting of the executive Board of the Alabama Writers Conclave is set for Saturday March 23 at noon in the Redigt Hotel Birmingham. President Willie Hughes Tarpley will preside as plans are laid for the Conclave at Alabama College Montevalin June 16 75. Statewide sections will be represented. previous wartime cancellations noted.
The Sixth District Nurses Association held a March meeting at the Frasier Nurses Home with Mrs Brook presiding. Mrs Belmar reported Board of Directors appointments approved by committees including programs, membership, and hospitality. Multiple chairs named for Public Health, Educational, Ways and Means, Publicity, Legislative, and other committees, with members listed and plans to survey state runes and engage members.
Mr and Mrs John Tidwell hosted a large birthday celebration at their Midland home for sons Herbert and Harvey along with many relatives and friends. The gathering featured Sacred Harp singing in the afternoon and guests from Newton Cottonwood Panama City Malone and Dothan. Nettie Jean Lewis later visited Birmingham with Mrs W R Miller.
Large gathering attended a Sunday birthday luncheon for Mrs Nor Ferne Peters. Guests from Eloromb Columbus Ga Webb Martford Vicksburg Newton Panama City Careyville Fla Graceville Chancellor Sampson and other nearby towns shared fare and good wishes for the celebrant and her family.
Mrs Savannah Moore celebrated her seventy eight birthday with a picnic style luncheon at her Ashford yard. Attendees included J M Lord Ernest Taylor R L Moore William Moore Calvin Turner Bob Love Anna Love Odell Thompson Eldrege Moore Jimmie Thompson Milter Smith Betty Jean Lord Evelyn Taylor Lucy Neil Moore John D Taylor Emmett Moore Robert Earl Turner Doris Love Ray Turner Edward Turner Mary Thompson Clarice Hodges Kathryn Love Alphia Love Maudie Bell Thompson Mary Turner Eunice Thompson Clayton Moore May Evelyn Thompson A L Lord James Thompson Addis Love Arielle Lord Herman Love Buford Love Ronald Moore Billie Gene Love Ray Taylor Robert Taylor Burl Holland Ralph Moore Jerry Paulk Raymond Love Jimmie Moore and Hardy Moore.
The Beta Delta Bridge Club met at 8 St Andrews Street with host Mrs Frank Ussery. Participants included H B Burdeshaw J B Hart J P Culver R E Yarbrough Arthur Ussery W T Street Mary Newton Elza Pridge n. High score went to J B Hart. salad and Russian tea were served.
Members of the Sylva Grove Home Demonstration Club met in the afternoon with Mrs J E Hucheres and Miss Talinsoge Beuton observing. The group discussed farm and home outlines, poultry raising, rural family living, sewing and table and pantry supplies. Ten members attended.
Mrs Nina Sue Chavis hosted a Sunday dinner near Slocomb celebrating the pinibangs of her mother and sister. Guests included Mr and Mrs C B D Chavis Panama City, Mr and Mrs Simon Wright and children, Bud Watford and children, Arlice Poppin family, Reva Cochran and children, Nigh Watford and children, O L Chavis and children, and Herman Killingsworth and others from Slocomb.
Mrs W E Ludlum entertained members of the Webb Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service on Tuesday afternoon Miss Juanita Lee presided and Miss Eloise Newton gave the devotional Entitled Great Heritages A talk on World Order and Peace was given by Mrs Shelby Thomas Miscellaneous missionary events were discussed Refreshments were served to members and three visitors Also notes of visits and travel by several local residents and relatives. California's first sugar beets were raised experimentally in 1869.
An unsolicited letter claims constipation relief from a cereal approach using Kellogg's All Bran. It promotes daily bran with ample water, markets a refund offer, and cites Marlon Kravine of Detroit as a contact, urging ten day trial and double money back guarantee.
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