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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1950
Page
7
Washington AP reports Congress will consider a single package of appropriations for the next fiscal year. The plan would combine all agencies into one bill, risking a veto clash with President Truman and possible funding gaps if action stalls before July 1. The change aims to avoid piecemeal budgets and hidden totals.
Miss Clara Jackson, bride elect of Johnny Smith of Troy, was honored at a bridal party in Ozark. Co-hosts Charlot McGee and Johnny Bryan greeted guests as Miss Eva Mae Wright and Gall McLean performed, with yellow gladioli and spring flowers decor. The event featured a musical program, a lace table display, and servings of fruit punch and sandwich dainties.
The Business Women's Circle of the Headland Avenue Baptist church met Monday night at Mrs. Albert Johnson home. Mrs. Vance Ward led the opener and Mrs. Dewey Sellers gave the devotional. Mary Masters headed the mission study on Go forths of China. A social hour followed with an ice course served. Robert Deal returned to the University of Alabama after holidays with his parents.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary met at Miss Joanna Martin's home with Mrs. Max Morris leading a program on Baptist area workers. Miss Minne Sue Hayes gave the devotional. A new constitution was read and adopted. a names committee was formed including Jackie Thomley, Miane Sue Hayes, and Sue Sullivan. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for April 3 at Miss Jean Saunders' home. Another note states Napier Field Methodist Woman's Society designates March 24 for a day of mission study at the Napier elementary school parish parlor with 75 guests attending from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Seventy-five guests called the echoal from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
In Hatteras North Carolina a damaged Civil War era wreck was torn down after its remains were pushed farther inland by weather and erosion. Local historians note the site had long been a landmark before demolition.
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