Fragmentary verse note from an unknown author
A fragmented quotation reflects on time, gold, happiness, and a little boy’s sorrow. The lines suggest contemplating moments that heal or brighten a life, with an air of unnamed poetic meditation.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1949
Page
3
A fragmented quotation reflects on time, gold, happiness, and a little boy’s sorrow. The lines suggest contemplating moments that heal or brighten a life, with an air of unnamed poetic meditation.
The club will hold a meeting on April 1 at 3 30 in the music room of Enterprise City School 411. It invites all Alabama Federation clubs of Enterprise district officers residents and Coffee lid members. Ruxford Sartain of Teachers College will be speaker and Miss Jane the guest pianist. Attendees should notify Mrs Joe Jer by Wednesday night.
R Waters hosted a small bridge luncheon on North Bell Street with guests including Mrs. T. Altr, Mrs. Paul Flowers, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Woodfin, and Mrs. Ted Bauman. The room featured an imported linen cloth, roses, white irises, and gladioli centerpieces. A formal program at Foster thedist church today opens with a prelude, melodies, and a processional, with Cantons, Tschaikowsky, and Bells are Ringing selections as the choir plans.
Miss Charlien Simms and Dr. Charles William Wilson, of Charleston S C formerly Staunton Va, united in marriage last evening at Foster Street Methodist Church with Dr W F Calhoun pastor officiating A large Dothanian and out of town guest list attended The ceremony featured traditional music and floral decor with a green and white motif The bridal party included Miss Ruth Watkins as maid of honor and several bridesmaids, while the bride wore a duchess satin gown with lace and a cathedral train The couple hosted a reception at Dothan Country Club following the ceremony
The ballroom entrance featured pastel arrangements of snapdragons and irises as Mrs. G Malone and Mrs. T L Nichols greeted guests. The bride and groom were hosted by their parents, with elaborate tables, a three tiered cake, and silver candy trays. The couple left for a South Florida and Cuba trip, then will reside in Charleston, S C, during the groom's naval assignment.
The New Century Club meets at 3 00 p m Tuesday at Mrs M C Rowe’s home on Cherokee Avenue Mrs Paul Anderson hosts the Young Woman s Study club at 3 00 p m Friday at her home 606 N Denton Street Mrs W S Brooks hosts the Dothan Study club at 3 00 p m Friday at her home on North Orange Avenue Also mentioned is the return of Mrs Jennings Crawford Mrs M D Whidden Grady Byrd Martha Byrd Mr and Mrs Mildrie Whidden and son Michael from visits in Tuscaloosa and Montgomery with Gerald Byrd
Miss Linus Dave Burkett celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a Friday evening dinner at her parents home. The reception room featured candles and iris, pink and white larkspur, and white spirea. Buffet service centered on pink roses and bridal wreath. A tiered cake and pink white décor framed the event while dancing followed with punch served by Mrs. Roland Hart. Attendees included Miss Ethel Blitz, Miss Jean Layton, Miss Frances Burke, and others.
The Dothan Garden Study Club held its Friday program in the Coca Cola Bottling Company clubroom with Mrs. W F Covington Jr presenting a corsage making lecture and demonstration. Mrs Theodore Jackson discussed cancer control and Mrs Charles Roberts read excerpts from the Garden Guide. Twenty five members attended. Southside WMS circles set 3:00 p m Monday with circle leaders listed.
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