Redding and Birth Ant
Fragmentary headline notes Redding and birth ant events with limited readable text. No clear names, dates, or places evident in the readable portion.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1951
Page
3
Fragmentary headline notes Redding and birth ant events with limited readable text. No clear names, dates, or places evident in the readable portion.
Mrs Leslie Smart becomes president of the Dothan Study Club at a Friday luncheon hosted by Mrs Cart Kirk. New officers include Mrs Ling as vice president and Mrs Ase Luenby as treasurer. A Garden party mood with daisies and calla lilies framed a program on fragrant gar- dens and herbs, as members gathered for a busy afternoon of business and social events.
Mr and Mrs C. G Cain announce the birth of Glenn Frahit Cain on March 2 in a local hospital. The former Simmons daughter is Mrs Silas Simmons of Aleville and Mrs L M Cain of Enterprise is the baby's paternal grandmother. A daughter Lowe Shawna was born April 30 in a local hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard Shyer of Dothan. Maternal grandmother is Mrs H D M I of Panama City and Mr and Mrs John R Shiver of Route One are paternal grandparents.
Mrs Richard Ramsey was guest speaker at a Young Woman's Study Club program held at Mrs Robert Yarbrough’s home. The meeting featured a report from the nominating committee and elected officers including President Jerome Sullivan and Vice President Richmond-Flowers. A recital at Ashford School on May 10 showcased many local girls and the program was dressed with limited details due to fragmentary text.
Headquarters officers entertain 500 pm today at a farewell party honoring Colonel and Mrs David M Dunne. Dunne depu ty commander and chief of staff of 301 Logistical Command since 1950 leaves for new assignment at Fort Huachuca Arizona. Buffet supper followed by dancing as guests travel to Rome Ga and Phenix City for visits with relatives.
Dozens of new Dothan families arriving from Minneapolis, Manor ND, Tar ntum PA, Pasnac NJ, and other places fill homes on Washington and Oates streets. Notables include Lt and Mrs Paul H Brown and Capt and Mrs Lyle Benson at listed addresses, with many siblings and children joining them in the area. Warrant Officer Harold McCulloch and families also relocate to 804 W Washington amid wedding attendance by O Brien McLeod guests.
Miss Virginia Caroline Reeves and Charles Alfred Pittman are engaged for a June wedding. Reeves, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mercer Reeves of Summit New Jersey, attended Emrca Willar School and is a Vassar student. Pittman, son of Mrs Scull Pittman of Perkasie Pennsylvania, is a student at Amherst College.
Mrs Davis entertained at her Laurel Avenue home with a seated tea honoring Miss Neids Camp and bride-to-be Lemivel Johnson. Guests included Loyce Burdeshaw and many local ladies as the drawing room displayed white and yellow gladioli and Eastirhiles.
May and Mrs Gordon Earhulf and their son Robert returned from a several days visit in Florida.
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