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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1951
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues unhappy marriages result from neglect and inertia not divorce. She critiques couples who endure misery while avoiding self inquiry or effort to improve relations, urging proactive changes before considering separation.
John Robert Powers offers marriage and beauty guidance in this column. The piece blends relationship tips with a dress and body measurement feature, detailing how husbands and wives can improve harmony by catering to each other’s desires. It includes step by step instructions for determining upper arm, forearm, and wrist measurements and promises future guidance on figure readjustments. A teaser notes a forthcoming column on summer colors.
The statement claims that since World War I Russia has communized nine neighboring countries. It lists Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania Bulgaria Albania Mongolia Republic China and Yugoslavia. The claim Mixes historical inaccuracies and vague regional references.
A memorial service will be held this morning at the First Methodist Church for members who died in the past year. The pastor Dr Gaorae Kerlin will read the names of the deceased, with flowers placed at the altar by children who joined the church during the year. Honored are Mrs Louis O Neal, Mal Willem 3 Frazier 17 killed in action in Korea, Mrs Cora Ramsey, Frank Newton Jr, Miss Alice Smith, Thomas A Shealy, Miss Mollie Grant, BR 1 Crawled, Mea R X Morris and Rev J an Griffin.
New Brockton hosts a dinner at the Fuller home honoring Miss Sara MacDowell and A C Freeman. Guests included Mrs. M C Fuller Mrs Dud English Mr and Mrs Zach Brock of Mobile and Elba residents with a spring flower buffet.
The Samm zon group of the Baptist Avenue tion held a meeting Friday at 10 30 o'clock with Mrs J B Prickard leading the devotional The Rev Mr Kimberley conducted the morning services and other speakers were Mrs Murray McCall and Miss Booker of Geneva Mr Farrell of Montgomery and Mrs Dewey Alford at Reese Lunch was served at noon to about twenty five members and guests
In New York City a radio program titled For Doctors Only broadcasts hourlong lessons on FM every Thursday night from municipal station WMCA. The New York Academy of Medicine launched the project to bring latest medical knowledge to doctors at home or in offices, reducing lag between discovery and practice. Speakers are specialists from the academy’s postgraduate meetings, with talks recorded for broadcast. Doctors praise it as a major advance in post graduate education and some request Q&A in future shows.
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