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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1946
Page
7
Mr and Mrs J J Couch will be leaving tomorrow for Gainesville to spend the weekend with their son Bobby, a student at Riverside Military Academy.
Miss Murline McCoy daughter of Mr and Mrs J W McCoy of Newville wed Howard Parker son of Mr and Mrs P O Parker of Columbia in Dothan October 16 with Rev H E Craughon officiating. The couple reside in Columbia. Mrs B Parsons and daughter Mickie visited Washington and New York City and Charleston before returning home. Mrs Alice Davis and others from Headland attended the School of Flower Show Judging in Montgomery.
Bethlehem Y W A members met Tuesday at Miss Iris Hamm home. Miss Hamm led the devotional with prayer by Miss Ganarah Hand. Speaker Mrs. H D C Fuller discussed Stewardship and Better Cooperative Programs. Light refreshments followed for Janet Hamm Joan Hamm Virginia Kirkland Nina Hand Nell Moss Iris Hamm Ganarah Hand Edna Hamm Betty Lou Wood and Mrs H L Brackin.
Mrs H C Gregg’s Sunday School class hosted a Halloween party at Headland Road home entertaining Mrs L B Harrison and Bill Floyd classes. Prizes went to Shirley Ann Griggs and Billy Scott with refreshments for attendees listed including Eddins Price Scott Harrison Gregg Griggs Miller Windsor High tower Gunter Schulman Don Gregg Scott Ivey Dykes Lamb Caswell Hall Hayes Holly Thomas Bell.
A long list of residents and guests from Atlanta and Athens plan to attend the Alabama Georgia football game in Athens. Several visitors will return home today while others head to Montgomery for weekend activities. Tulane honors Robert Lockett of Dothan as unit manager of Tulane University freshmen arts and sciences.
Sam Wexler of Ozark, a cadet at the Baylor School for Boys in Chattanooga, was elected sergeant guide of the Military Cadet Corps announced by Commandant J T Fisner. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wexler of Ozark. Thin coats of wax are better and less slipper than one thick coat.
The Hartford Garden Club met at Mrs. Wyatt Herring’s home with hosts Mrs. Daughtry and Mrs. Collins. Members exchanged flowers for a dainty display. a Chrysanthemum Day Show was canceled due to flower scarcity. Visitors include Dr. J. Frank Watson of Seattle and Dr. Watson’s brother J. J. Watson.
Mr and Mrs O Neal Sorrells of Slocomb announce the birth of a son Ronald O Neal born October 27 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A E Sorrells Hartford Route Two and Mr and Mrs J H Dean of Slocomb Also Mr and Mrs Archie Buckhart announce a son Joseph Archia born October 26 in Jacksonville Florida Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J A Starling Midland City and J A Buckhart Do than
Mrs. Askew celebrated her daughter Janice Askew s fifth birthday Saturday at their Grangerburg home. Guests included Louis Ann Nordan Dernia Croom Mavis Peggy Jennil Buddy Elaine Adom Jean Howard Lynda Ann West Charles Ruth Ann Granger Jimmie Rod ges Billy Don Lang Askew and many Granger family friends.
A Slocomb goodbye party honored L. L. Chavis and family who left for South Florida. Attendees included J H Pippin family Bonifay Horace Pippin Sylvia Rickey Cnavis Thomaston Ga Cy Mitchell Martha Chariie Miller Ruby Killingsworth Sue Williams Bud Watford CO 1 Chavis Retta Shirley Peggy Slocombers and Birmingham visitors. Jim Watson visited Haynesville to spend time with Royce Snellgrove family.
Miss Claudie Nelson of 401 West Mobile St in Florence Alabama reports severe nervous indigestion and weight loss with sleepless nights and fatigue. After using Retonga she says her appetite returned her strength improved sleep and digestion normalized. Retonga is advertised as aiding digestion appetite and elimination and is sold at Cash Drug Store.
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