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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
13
Dorothy Dix advises a young girl and her widower suitor. Betty Lou asks if a widow er can love another as much as a first wife. The answer notes circumstances decide which woman fits best and warns against jealousy of the first wife.
A reader asks about engagement dynamics as a man and a popular woman plan marriage. The writer argues widower husbands are steadier and more practical, noting experience reduces nerves and expenses. The letter stresses patience and from a previous wife’s lessons, advising happiness in a second marriage.
Enterprise Matrons entertained Pierian Club members at Mrs. Colson's West Lee Street home with lilies and spring towers. Mrs. Seasion presided as a birds conservation note was read, and Dorothy Biddle lecture plans were announced by Miss Rawls. Mrs. Bates led a program on Kenys and Mrs. Stephenson discussed The Congo, revealing Africa experiences of Markin and Don Johnson.
BLAKELY special report Miss Sally Grubbs, soon to wed G Maddox Jr, was honored with a seated tea at Mrs F E Boyett’s North Main Street home. Decor features daffodils camellias gladioli irises tulips. guests greeted by Mrs Floyd Hattaway with others assisting. The bridal motif carried through from table to favors as Miss Grubbs wore a green costume with a camellia and sweetpea corsage.
The United Nations Emergency Fund UNICEF announced it will extend aid to more than 200,000 Arab refugees in Southern Palestine. UNICEF reiterated a total allocation of 8, three million dollars for relief efforts and support.
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