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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
1
A reflective verse piece recalls childhood scenes and simple pleasures. The speaker laments growing older and feeling farther from innocence while revisiting memories of swings, birds, and open skies.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paul Clark of Dothan route one announce the birth of daughter Mary Eddis on May 19 in a local hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Shelley Clark of route one and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ia zeella of Portland Oregon.
A birthday dinner at J. A. Cook's home on West North Street celebrated Cook's sixty first birthday and Pearce Howell's thirteenth. Attendees included family friends from Dothan and Headland as well as local clergy and residents.
The fourteenth annual Garden Club of Alabama convention will be held in Auburn June 2 to 4 with headquarters at Duncan Hall Alabama Polytechnic Institute Registration is Sunday evening and Monday morning. Events include opening session chaired by Mrs. Thomas H. Edwards a judging school on Flower Show Practice and lectures on Growing Exhibition Flowers and Native Plant Material. Founders Day banquet features Miss Camille Bradley and others, awards and life member presentations. The final session Tuesday covers reports resolutions officer elections and Judging School examinations.
The Johnson family hosts a luncheon at their route two home for William Royce and James Larry Johnson on their birthday. Attendees include extended relatives and friends from nearby towns, with visits planned to Montgomery and New York City. Additional notes mention Navy veteran Riley H. Newton and several travelers visiting relatives in Georgia and Ohio.
Mrs Graham Carson vocalist and Robert Livingston pianist performed a varied program for the Young Woman's Study Club at Mrs Myer Blumenbergs home. Selections included Schubert, Madam Butterfly arias, Bach and Chopin. Mrs J F Stallings led the meeting with yearbook plans discussed and tea served. An open house at the Country Club invites members and out of town guests tonight.
Miss Annie Bell Bruner of Ashford receives shower praise from co-hostesses Miss Louise Gause Miss Fran Mallette and Miss Kathryn Odom at 213 Headland Avenue. Guests celebrate ahead of her marriage to Herman Ellis of Enterprise with pink gladioli daisies and gardenias, a green and white theme, and a dressy reception.
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