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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1945
Page
12
A fragmentary Bible passage outlines the Ten Commandments, including prohibitions on idols, name misuse, Sabbath observance, honoring parents, and prohibitions on murder theft and adultery. The notice shifts to local club activities and a Dothan study group meeting with members listed and a November meeting date change.
Alto Garner and Miss Kate Mae Sanders wed in a quiet Oct. 5 ceremony at 99 Claremont Avenue New York. Rev Glenn F. Rockwell officiated with a small group of close friends and relatives present. The bride, a Kentucky native and graduate of Bethel College, studied at Western State Teachers College and Bowling Green University. The groom, from Dothan Alabama, attended Hew College and holds ties to the University of Alabama.
University of Atebamia musicians Arline Hankespiratu Ottakar Cadek and Roy McAllister, from the fine arts faculty, will present a program at Lafayette Street Methodist Church on Sunday November 11 during the evening service. Admission is free and all music lovers are invited. Dr Alton O'Steen will accompany the artists. Cadek Conservatory founder’s son Ottaka Cadek hails from Chattanooga and has led major orchestras. McAllister is Birmingham native with degrees from the Birmingham Conservatory of Music.
Odile text lists multiple birth notices: Trent Ann born Oct 30 at Oklahoma City’s St Anthony Hospital. James Kenneth born October 26 to Mr and Mrs Lanne Floyd of Cottonwood with grandparents A Bowers and TR Floyd. Also late October newborns, including a son for Daffin in Marianna and a daughter for McFatin in Jackson hospital. Various families in Cottonwood, Nicoma Park, Geneva, and Pcola tied to military service and local officials.
A Baptist Church announces a B T U study course starting Monday night. The notice lists leaders and participating members, naming deacons and parish activities while detailing weekly meeting plans and room assignments for attendees.
Miss Carolyn Posey marries Felton Bellar in a ceremony described with local customs. The bride and groom are noted as recently connected with family and community events, with references to antebellum era traditions and mutual acquaintances.
Mrs Johnson hosts a family party for her daughter with a table laden by a birthday cake, punch, and candles. Guests include numerous relatives and friends, with Rober Gwanney slicing the cake and Mrs Normal Wedo among the attendees. A note mentions Army of Adaptaties reception and local social links, plus university student M F McGull visiting home.
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