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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1950
Page
3
A widow and great grandmother lives alone with scattered children. She stays young in spirit by making new friends and inviting a young neighbor family weekly. Her pay as you go friendship keeps her active, helping others, avoiding pity or loneliness.
The Business Woman's Circle of the Baptist WMU met with twelve members. New member Mrs. J. W. Cutts welcomed. Presbyterian WOC discussed funds for carpet and church workers training. Apple butter tips and Bible study noted. Birth of Marla Sue reported. Mrs. Warriner home after major operation. Dean Ed Whisenant spoke at First Methodist service.
A fashion feature advises selecting colors like black navy and brown to flatter mature figures, with emphasis on using accessories and subtle contrasts. It promotes wearing your favorite color to feel younger and cheerful while offering tips for color coordination and minimal wardrobe updates.
An article promotes Cardus as a non organic remedy to ease periodic discomfort from uterine cramps. It claims the medicine is tested and helps control spasms. it asserts many women benefit and encourages trying Cardus from dealers.
Richard Sleder reports a public campaign urging 35 million Americans and first and second generation immigrants to write letters to relatives abroad. The effort, sponsored by the American Unity Council led by Read Lewis, uses 20 languages and partners with foreign language newspapers and radio to promote democracy.
The University of Alabama reports its first war widower, R B Jones of Cragford whose wife Gene Terrel Jones, a sophomore, has been recalled to active duty with the Women's Army Corps. She is ordered to Fort Benning Georgia as a staff sergeant with the Marine Corps recall possible.
The U S S Missouri remains the only largest class battleship kept in continuous commission by the U S Navy since World War II.
A Montreal based survey shows male managers deem women workers too eager, hard, and sensitive. Publicists and engineers weigh in, saying women seeking nonsecretarial roles meet resistance. a photographer notes women often ask men to help when challenges arise. A Munich station church opens for travelers as German railways report.
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