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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1946

Page

6

Women’s Page fragment reflects varied readers and travels

The clippings discuss reader types from avid collectors to casual readers and note social visits. It mentions Jo Ellen departing for work, Mrs. Alfred QC London, Mr. and Mrs. Olue L. London, and relatives visiting Birmingham with Mrs. 4. E. Morgan, all tied to local figures and households.

Alfred QC London Fauigiiiet Jo Ellen Visal Ate Olue L. London

Frances Nowell Weds George Dolen in Ashford Marriage

Miss Frances Nowell and George Dolen wed in a ceremony announced by Mr. and Mrs. B W Nowell of Ashford. The marriage occurred on March 20 and the Dolens reside in Memphis. Edward L. Hewell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Howell, is spending 30 days at home after fifteen months in service including eleven months in the Pacific Theater. He will then proceed to New Orleans to receive his discharge.

Frances Nowell George Dolen B. W. Nowell Ashford Frances Edward L. Hewell Omer Howell Coatanwood New Orlens

Mrs. Dave Knowles Hosts Newton Club Meeting

Newton Home Demonstration club members met at Mrs. Dave Knowles home for an afternoon program led by Miss Nellie Daughtry on cottage cheese making. Members discussed farm and home plans for poultry rural family life health and textile and clothing supplies. They voted to donate canned foods to the school lunchroom and assist local churches with Bible school. Grady Johnson and James Maurice Johnson visited Norman Oklahoma after a two week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Grady Johnson at 724 Cottonwood Road. Mrs. Grady Johnson and Miss Martha Gantt traveled from Anniston to Montgomery for several days. Mrs. Louise Wren Annette Winn and Mrs. J. W. Battle returned from a short visit with relatives in Union Springs.

Newton Home Demonstration Club Dave Knowles Nellie Daughtry James Maurice Johnson Jans Norman Oklahomia Grady Johnson Cottonwood Road Louise Wren Annette Winn J. W. Battle Union Springs

Mrs Bartow Hosts Shower Honoring Mrs Dark

Mrs Bartow entertained Thursday afternoon an informal shower on Route Five in honor of Mrs Paul Dark. Guests listed include many local ladies. the event featured refreshments and a program honoring the guest of honor, with a register of attendees noted.

Mrs. Bartow Paul Dark Pat McLeos Todd A. L. Todd South Herbert W.C. Kangry Bap Herbert Ka Y Brackins Harvey Lula Clark Cecil H. EL. Ketchum Wian Eddie Clarx John Harper W. O. Brarbane J. W. Hughes A FE Price T. D Benefield W. E. Benefield Louie Bord W. L. Ketcham Maddie Whitman Maddie S W. W. Folson Wilburn Foson, Jr Ina Campbell C. L. Kingly Frasier Wratley R. A. Smith J. W

Club Entertained By Mrs Williams

Mrs Wykle Williams entertained the Rock Club at her home on Juanda street Friday afternoon. Roses decorated the game room as members gathered, including Mrs Henry Williams Mrs Vermin Todd Mrs Aubrey Todd Mrs Tony Clements Mrs Perry Clark Mrs Bess Snell and Mrs Clyde Gregory of Monigamers. Sandwiches and drinks were served after the games.

Wykle Williams Meneere Rock Club Juanda Street Henry Williams Vermin Todd Aubrey Todd Tony Clements Perry Clark Bess Snell Clyde Gregory Monigamers

Webb Club Demonstration Meeting Report

Webb Home Demonstration Club met at the Knowles home with Mrs. Howard Windsor presiding. Mrs. J. W. Worrell led group singing and Mrs. W. E. May gave the devotional. Fran Mallette demonstrated beautifying the home and a “What Kind of Member are You” reading was presented. The gathering closed with social hour and refreshments.

W. E. Knowles Marvelle Knowles Webb Home Demonstration Club Howard Windsor J. W. Worrell W. E. May H. J. Windsor Fran Mallette W. E May W. L. Webb Maude King Cecil Kirkland Levi Tyler Marvell Theo Grimes Matte Eford J. C. Peacock Co. O

Youth Fellowship Tackily Party at Lafayette Street Church

Lafayette Street Methodist Youth Fellowship Club held a tacky party at Miss Betty Jean Williams home on Wednesday with Forty Club members present. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Hobson Snuggs and Mrs F Williams received a birthday gift. After an hour of games, refreshments were served and several couples enjoyed contests.

Lafayette Street Methodist Church Betty Jean Williams

Mr Vinson Honored At Birthday Dinner

Mr Vinson is honored at a birthday dinner amid a society gathering. A recent survey is reported with unclear figures and stray text about preference for up. Names are incomplete and many words are misspelled or garbled.

Mr. Vinson

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