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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
12
An analysis of charm and sleep improvement advice from John Robert Powers. The piece promotes self care, routines for better rest, and personal grooming, urging readers to reorder evenings for restful sleep and to practice relaxation before bed. It advertises a personal colorscope and requests return mail for further guidance.
Geneva Automobile Electric opens in Geneva this week offering automotive electric repairs and carburetor adjustments. The new firm presents a local option for vehicle maintenance and minor repairs, signaling growth in Geneva’s automotive services sector.
Cottondale Baptist Church held a Friday evening supper for Baptist Training Union members and two missionaries Dr Wylie Glass and Rev Alford Dawson. Proceeds from a downtown bazaar totaling 140 dollars will fund Sunday School room construction and ongoing sales continue Saturdays at the Independent or Company building run by Arthur Simmons John MeClean and Geneva Simmons.
Graceville church gathering led by district president Briar W. Noles discussed spiritual aims. Rev. Lloyd Riley conducted prayers and Rev. W. Noles delivered the merging message on Abiding in the Spirit of Meekness. Local class reports outlined past quarter work.
Blakely special report on Lib John Harper presiding. Mrs John Barnes led devotional. Mrs Edd Phumphrey and Mrs Mable Moore elected County Council members. Lucille Waller named handi craft chairman. Ethel Prince discussed clothing project and planned club participation. Mi ta Swanner demonstrated glass etching. Next meeting at Mrs Ethel Prince home.
A large luncheon at Slocomb route two celebrated J R Bolin affectionately known as Uncle Buddy on his 75th birthday. The event drew family friends from Slocomb Columbus Ozark and surrounding areas with a long table centerpiece cake and plenty of tributes to his farming business religious involvement and community service.
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