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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1951
Page
4
The excerpt argues that boys between babyhood and maturity face social pressure from both sexes. It suggests boys must present a defense of their fathers and dogs while showing restraint about mothers and sisters, portraying conflict as a natural, unyielding struggle.
Members of the Shek Chick clay strended and progressive houseparty gathered at the home of Nancy Crawford for a sunrise breakfast and luncheon to conclude a party series. Attendees include Ann Rey Blakey Nancy Harvey Alma Dillard Nancy Crawford Harriet Mosely Ellen Crawford Henrietta Ellison Marjorie Mazyel.
Seniors of the Napier Baptist Church Sunday School enjoyed a backward party hosted at the home of Mrs Faye Jenks. Prizes for costumes were awarded to Charles Weed and Willie Ruth Jackson. Attendees included Curry Mae Palmer Jacqueline Jenkins Ann Hartzog Regina Hendon Ruby Lois Regan Gene Weed Ellen Crooms Willie Ruth Jackson Martha Sue Dykes Shirley Ann Greene James Robert Jeantce course by Rev Clyde Peterson.
A young girl celebrated her birthday with a party at her home on Headland Road last week. Guests included Sylvia Snead Tallulah Geiger Brenda Kee Ann Ludlum Faye McGriff Sona Calhoun Larry Barksdale Jerry Higgins Robert Willingham Mack Burke Bill Capps Edward Hodges Tim Hodges and Carolyn Garrard. The Harmony Club will meet at 1000 am Wednesday at the Houston Memorial Library for its season closer with ROH McDavid set to lead the music and officers to be installed. Miss Joann Crews and Betty Ann Williams, members of Headland High School class of 1961, were honored at a separate party hosted by Miss Jean Langford at her Home in Headland with Easter and spring rainbow decorations.
Mrs E E Edwards hosted a Thursday afternoon party for her daughter Rosemary at 506 North Cleirce Street. The home featured spring flowers and a pink yellow cake with four candies. Guests included Paula Edwards Amarylis Themley Peg ay Sue Willams Roy Earl Nelson Sue Jim Boone Ann Linda Howard Robert Allen Lassiter Susan Sica Linda Pettus Walter Graham and others. Rosemary wore yellow dotted swiss. refreshments included punch and an ice course. Favors were miniature candy batons and balloons.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Harmon of 604 Hartford Road announce a son named Seni McKneely born at a local hospital on May 20. Mr and Mrs Wayne Kramer announce a daughter named Sammie Karole born on Thursday May 17. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Me at Chancellor and Richard Kramer of Trevton, Pennsylvania.
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