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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1951
Page
2
The passage presents a fragmentary excerpt attributed to Browning, invoking themes of beauty power and time. It references music rising to God and the idea that love and artistry endure beyond earthly limits, with phrases about eternity and a destined hearing in the future.
Members of the Young People class of Liberty Baptist Church in Pansey gathered Saturday evening for a wiener roast hosted by Mr and Mrs Kendley. Attendees included Sam Anglin toes Juanita Grey Billy Sanders Pat Welch John Mac McArthur George Howard Tor Brown John Thomas Culbreth Betty West Euden Best Sarsh Williams Mortis Thempton Gwendolen Ingram Annette Ellis Thempton Janie Williams She Dean Ingram Parish Mr and Mrs R M Elmore Mrs Braswell Chapman and a visiting family from New Brockton stayed with Mr and Mrs R L Stewart.
A daily cash jackpot offer from The Consolidated Produce Company of Dothan promises eighty dollars if listeners report Infallible or Invincable Flour at home. Host Mr Infalable chooses a household each weekday at 10 30 AM on WOOF, with a five pound free flour prize for participants and a growing five dollar daily jackpot.
An unclear transcription shows misquoting of a local official, A. Kylistead, during a tense exchange about public safety and proposed protections. The fragment hints at debated policies and a controversial plan labeled Double Protection tied to a service offering.
Headland and Dothan groups announce chairmen for the Dothan Garden Clubs Spring Flower Show to be staged at Kerr ley Springs in May. The Houston Memorial Library session named 16 committee heads including staging, entries, classification, judges, hospitality, publicity, and awards, with Mrs. L. A. Farmer and Mrs. Willie Kelley among leaders. A Headland PTA safety program was also discussed with committee appointments and a penny pageant to fund candy for local events.
The Euzelian Class of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Leo Lane’s home on Girard Street with Mrs. J R Haynes as ELC. Prayer led by Mrs. W R Jordan and a devotional. Guests attended with decorated arrangements of gladioli and a social hour with iced drinks sandwiches and cookies.
Mrs. Harrell hosted a March 3 dinner at her home honoring her husband on his birthday. Attendees included Clyde Dunlay and family, Arthur Harrell Jr, Shir sly Jean, J. T. Sennette Warne Leonard, Lester Dixon family, Harvey Grea house party, Tom Pitts party, and numerous Harrell relatives and friends from Jackson and nearby.
Mrs J L Brown hosted the Susan Wesley Sunday School Class monthly social in Hartford with Mrs B Holt presiding. A family supper is set for Thursday April 12 and Army families are invited. committees and attendees listed including several named members and new arrivals.
Hart ford Special Te Wiregrass Sub district Council will sponsor a Gitber s retreat at Grayton Beach the weekend of March 30. The council Includes AI subdistrict officers Methodist Youth Fellowship presidents and counselors and one representative from each local MP Welton Gregory will teach a course on the MYT program with emphasis on subdistrict activities Miss Laurie Chapman Go rov a as counselor for the Wise grass subdistrict Those planning to attend the retreat are Mary Ann Gillis Pat Dean Bessie Thomas Joy Cox Linda Botiome Hetty Coe Betty Cotton Peggy Wise Her Grayson Anna Beth Matthews Hetty Barnes Roy Mauldin Rose Mane Pridgen Gail Burch Bill Howell Bobbie Cotton Carolyn Enfinger Bubba Sims Ben Howell Charles Coe Mass Chapman Joseph Beasley Miss Annette Gunter Mrs Roy Maddin Mrs Sorrells Mrs Ford Cotton Mee Louise Enfinger Miss Dot Glover and Mr Gregor Mee
Card clubs meet in Blakely and New Brockton with Mrs McNeil hosting portions of the event. Attendees include Mrs Rufus Davie Jr Mrs Richmond McClinstock Mrs Dan Tully and many others as decorations feature spring flowers and candlelight.
A Sacred Harp sing was held at Adams Chapel on Sunday March 23 with W F Woodham as chairman and W Weston as vice chairman. A memorial service for Mrs W Woodham was led by Artis Benefield and J R Brown. Delegates to the convention were I D G Hartzog and Marioni Vickers. Song leaders included C W Weston and many others. A noon picnic was served and the next meeting will be at Bethel Church on the first Sunday of October. Mr and Mrs L S Douglas and others were guests for the weekend. Sharks are believed to be the largest fish some species reaching 50 foot.
Six Cottonwood matrons of the Dothan chapter of the Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a dinner at Sealy Springs. Mrs. W. M. Lewis led the meeting with musical selections by violinist Trotter and pianist Marshall. Guest speaker G. W. Franklin spoke on World Affairs Your Affairs. Plans announced for entertaining soldiers and an April 7 4 Hobby and Antique Show at the Armory.
Many fabrics begin your season wardrobe with a versatile cap sleeve shirtwaist pattern No 2331 in sizes 12 14 18 20 36 40 42 44 46 48. Pattern Bureau address in New York offers pattern orders and a Spring Fashion Book with over 185 designs pictured to inspire sewing.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wells Jr. of Cleveland Ohio announce the birth of a daughter Batty Vireia born March in a Cleveland hospital. Mrs. Wells formerly Helen Hornsby of Dothan. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wells of Marblehead, Mare, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hornsby of Dothan.
NEW BROCKTON Special. Saxon Club met at Miss Mollie Belle Sawyer's home with Mrs. Ferrell Doier co host. Mrs G H Coug urged shrubs for town improvement. Mrs C W Davenport led the program and Mrs B A Johnson read parliamentary rules. Mr Davenport introduced Mrs Charles Murdock who spoke of experiences in Korea and Japan. Social hour featured party plates for guests including Miss Poncey Brock and many members. A Camp Rucker dance is planned with Camp Hucker orchestra and Dothan hostesses. </analysis>
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