Home Is Where There's One to Love Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse by Charles Swain about home as a place of love and welcome. The lines evoke home not as walls but as presence and cheer, focusing on a single loved one as the core of home.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1949
Page
4
Mrs. Mullen Hosts Tea for Bride-Elect Miss Bryson
Mrs. Billy Mullen hosted a seated Thursday tea at her West North Street home in honor of Miss June Bryson, bride elect. Twenty-two guests attended as garden flowers and white lilies decorated the event. gifts were presented to the honoree and several ladies assisted with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mullen
June Bryson
West North Street
Mullen
T. J. Whatley, III
Joe Baxter
D. T. Huskey
Shirley Doak
Jean Farmer
Mary Anne Sanders
Robert Hollis
Lamar Hart
John Walter Stowers
Eugene Faulkner
Rhett Bryson
J. H. Bryson, Jr
Charles Chapman
Robert Rush
Low Farmer
S. E. Cgellerstedt, Jr
Harry Council
Collier Espy
Charles Whiddon
Richmond Flowers
Earle C. Moody
J. N. Mullins, Jr
Wausau 4-H Club Elects Officers in Chipley
The Wausau 4-H Club held its first meeting at the local high school auditorium. Dempsey Odom was elected president, Joe Shirley vice president, Jimmie Wood secretary, Eddie Gene treasurer, with Ralph Carter serving as president of the council of 4-H clubs in Washington County. Mrs C J McLeod of Lucedale Mississippi is visiting Dothan with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs O B Pitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipley
Wausau
Dempsey Odom
Joe Shirley
Jimmie Wood
Eddie Gene
Ralph Carter
Council of
Washington County
Southside WMS Units Meet In Homes For Mission Study And Meditation
Southside WMS circles gathered Monday afternoon in private homes for mission study and meditation. Ida Turner circle at Mrs. Colon Vann’s home led by prayer, with a devotional and articles on spiritual topics. Ida Dykes circle at Mrs. L K. Gunter’s home featured devotions, spiritual articles, and a brief business session. Macy Givens circle met at Mrs. Fred Adkins with devotional and discussion on Spiritual Gold for the Migrant. Reese Watkins circle hosted by Mrs. Hint Vann included prayers for the sick and WMA workers, readings on Faith and gathering Jews. Lena Avery circle held at Mrs. N. S. Turner with closing prayer and ship of materials from home mission magazine. Ten members present in final gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
WMS
Ida Turner
Colon Vann
Alto Huggins
Ruby Fa
High Ross
Bension
L. B. Roney
H E. Craigher
Ida Dykes
L K. Gunter
Jack Adams
Fred Lamb
Ed Mathews
Russia
J.T. Masters
Truman Johnson
Macy . Givens
Fred Adkins
J. Armstrong
Charles Seymour
John ‘Atkins
Oland Wilson
Fred Boyd
Ray Merritt
Merritt
Reese Watkins
Hint Vann
Gachet
Ralph Dykes
W.M.A
A. B. Buchanan
Palestine
Hugh Gachet
Lena Avery
N. S. Turner
D. F. Hickman
McIntyre
Mision Magazine
J. A. Williams
Sanders Marley
D. F. Sickman
W. M. A. Watchword
Ashford Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Ashford residents share weekend visits as families travel to see kin in Ozark and Banks. huntingdon May Day festival attendees. many return from Mobile UDC convention. Auburn students visit home. several families relocate or travel to Atlanta and Trenton with local church and school events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Knight
T. B. Woodham
Ozark
Floyd Knight
Evelyn Baxter
Lutline Dobbs
Lucille Lamb
Huntingdon College
R. E. Christmas
Charles Christmas
Ivingston
H. M. Dykes, Jr
B. J. Leverett
Bette
Bruce Leverett
Montgomery
B. Leverett
Jim Shaw Skipper
Earl Zimmerman
Macon
Emma Hall
E. B. Johnson
Mobile
Huntingdon
W- P. McArthur
C. C. McArthur
Walter Robinette
Dan Hollis
Auburn
Paul Carpenter
Ashford Methodist
A. J.santoz
Killingsworth Honored At Family Birthday Luncheon
C B Killingsworth celebrated his seventy seventh birthday with a family reunion luncheon at his Newton route one home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs C B Killingsworth and numerous relatives from Dothan Hartford Panama City Columbus and Do than.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Killingsworth
C. B. Killingsworth
Newton
C. W. Green
Columbus
A. S. Killingsworth
Hartford
Bob Chalker
E. D. Killingsworth
Willard Snell
Dothan
W. T. Killingsworth
Betty, Lomax
Douglas
Mary Ellen
Jimmy Killingsworth
Patricia Bond
Mrs Johnson Hosts Picnic Luncheon On Route Two
Mrs W L Johnson hosted a Sunday luncheon at her Route Two home with pink gladioli and larkspur decorations. Guests included Mr and Mrs W L Johnson, Mrs Mary Smith, Mr and Mrs Leonard Howell, Mr and Mrs Otis Johnson and children Royce and Larry, other couples and children, and extended Johnson family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Johnson
Billy Mack
Harmon Battles
Edna Earl
Robert Steele
Curtis Smith
Wayne
Pauline
Ray
Earl Johnson
Jake Holman
Grayton Beach
Felton Goodwin
Olen Johnson
Chester Parham
Frank Pridgen
Eyeshadow Stick Aids To Makeup Technique
NEA service notes a new eyeshadow stick that twists from a gold case like lipstick. The creamy, firm texture glides on lids instantly and promises neater application and professional-looking results, reducing mess for novices. plus social updates from Lucedale and Donalsonville bridge clubs with scores and floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Nai
First Baptist WMS Circles Present Varied Programs
First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met by circles Monday afternoon for varied programs. Each meeting closed with a social hour and refreshments. Circle reports list members, visitors, prayers, devotions, and topics on tithing, Jewish work, Christianity in the home, and mission field letters. Eleven members and two visitors attended circle six. circle seven had ten members. circle eight nine members. circle ten eleven members. circle eleven eleven members and one visitor. circle twelve seven members. circle fourteen ten members and one visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Woman's Aissionary
Harry Hall
Clyde Smith
Ofrs
Robert Ramsay
Circle Two
M. C. Rowe
Alex Whiddon
Louis Adams
Curtis Adams
Jacob Gartenause
Circle Three
Earl C. Moody
Carl Synce
E. C. Crzth
Joe Johnson
W. M. Lamar
J. P. Sheaty
Circle Four
WMS
H. V. Richey
Circle Five
Circle Six
Graves Knowles
Rufus Cherry
Milton Lurie
Roland Wurt
Knowles
WMU
Gladys Keith
New Orleans
Annie Denmerk
Anniston College
Everett Gill
Patricia Phillips
Rex Poveman
Hope
Oliver Bentley
Rex Bozeman
Harry Anderson
H. D. Harrison
Love
Ed Sanders
Mrs. Fred Bennett Pupils To Give Piano Recitals
In Chipley and Vernon venues, music pupils of Mrs. Fred Bennett perform piano recitals. Students from Chipley include Edwina Yates and Jois Lassiter among many others. additional participants hail from Vernon and nearby towns. Performances are scheduled for May 16 at Vernon High School and May 20 at Chipley High School at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennett
Chipley
Vernon High School
Chipley High School
Edwina Yates
Jean Braxton
John Paul Simon
Alis Lassiter
Robert Newman
Donald Harrell
Betty Sue Brack
Jovy Simon
Flossie Owen
Norma Jean Harper
Jimmy Duncan
Births announced for Ruby Nell and Aubrey Dan
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Joe Davis of Pansey route one are parents to a daughter named Ruby Nell born in May. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hughes of Pansey route one and Mr. and Mrs. Muriel Davis of Columbia route two. A son Aubrey Dan arrived in a local hospital on April 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Obie D. Baxley. Mrs. Dora Oliver of Ashford is Aubrey’s grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Joe Davis
Pansey
Route One
Ruby Nell
H. H. Hughes
Muriel Davis
Columbia
Aubrey Dan
Obie D. Baxley
Dora Oliver
Ashford
Awbrey
Senior Betrothed Couple Honored At Mrs Quin Flowers Parties
Mrs. Quin Flowers hosted a seated tea honoring her niece Miss Mary Ann Sanders, a Dothan high school senior, with pink roses and pastel gladioli. She also gave a duffet supper for her nephew Joe Sanders Jr and fiancée Miss June Bryson, featuring white flowers and bridal green, with sweetpea and bridal daisy centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quin Flowers
Mary Ann Sanders
Dothan High School
Gladiali
Jane Gladioli
Juliann Flowers
Debonaire Club
Mrs. L. L. Kelly Heads Marianna Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. L. L. Kelly installed as president of the Smith-Kelly post auxiliary in Marianna. Officers elected include Ruby Garnant, Lois Copeland, M. M. Brinson Jr, Charlotte Cook, Quinn Stone, and Coy Mitchell. The group awarded a four year State College scholarship and will send two Marianna High School girls to Girls State in Tallahassee. Twenty-two members and guests attended. Nearby visitors and weekend trips are noted, with reentries of R. D. McCarty from Montgomery and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Merle Mercer
Ashford High School
Ashford Stadium
Sandy McArthur
Miss Mercer
Doris Johnson
Delores Taylor
Ruby Joyce Nowell
Evie Jean Nowell
Wynora Mercer
WillAnne Meadows
Burnett Branton
Martha Jane Harmon
Martha Baxter
Sweet Wind
Betty Trawick
Marianna
L. L. Kelly
Smith-Kelly
American Legion
Cornelia Marhall
Ruby Garnant
Lois Copeland
M. M. Brinson, Jr
Charlotte Cook
Quinn Stone
Coy Mitchell
Summer Fashion Book pattern offer from Dothan Eagle
Tanning Time Trio pattern numbers 2516 details sizes 2 4 6 8 with dress parts and yardages. The Summer Fashion Book features over 150 cotton friendly patterns for all ages. Send 25 cents for the pattern with name address and style number plus state size.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Swain
Mrs. Mullen
Miss Bryson
Wausau 4-H Club
Ae Kool-Aide
Ena
Claus
Merle’ Mercer
B. M. Cherry
Vivian Baxter
Elizabeth Wood
Roberta Gay
Joyce Eubanks
Martha Shiver
Nell Roney
Jaclyn Miller
Annie Laurie Shiver
Ria Ee
Alabama
the Home Termite Co
N. ST. Andrews ST
Bentley Venetian Blind Co
E. E. Bentley
Mgr
Ashford News
Mrs
Sanford Pate
Earle MelLeod
Lucedale, Miss
Mac Caldwell
Clarence Herrington
Donalsonville
Robert Earle Christmas
W. P. McArthur
Herrington
Christmas
McArthur
Bernard Whitaker
Bill McCorkle
C. O. Adams, Jr
Max Bruner
Thursday Bridge Club
Solomon Baxter
Carson Glass
H. C. Lamber
Ed Bruner
David Harrison
First Baptist Wms
Circle Seven
J. R. Lewis
Coftonyyane Road
Lena Wilson
Mission Hoo
J. C. Stanton
J. J. Thomas
Circle Eight
John Cannon
Wyatt Prevatt
Jetson
Mitard Page
Circle Nine
Joe Schulman
Woodfin Parkman
Eloise Guest
Clarence Bell
J. C. Haynes
Circle Eleven
J. H. McMullan
Henry Parker
M. Cherry
Brazil
Gene Spearman
W. F. Covington and Son
Billy
Covingon
St. Catherine's Guild
Jerome Sullivan
Romeo
Frank
Lamar, Jr
Carmichael Cottage
Florida Beach
Kells Carroll
Sara Newton
Gon. Kells, Jr
Sunnyside, Fla
Town Criers
Sanders
Rhet Bryson
J. H. Bryson. Jr
Lou Farmer
F. A. Flowers, Jr
Harvey Oates Stephenson
Heywood Wynn
J. W. Stowers
Clifford Stephenson
Mrs. L. L. Kelly
Marianna Legion Auxiliary
James Hogue
Hunter
Atlanta
Joe
Nse
Drxter
R. D. McCarty
Birmingham
Dothan Eagle
W. 19Th St
New York
Nuy
Blumberg
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