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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1946
Page
7
Fragmentary verse recalls Mae E. Jones and a mother figure lullabying children to sleep. Imagery centers on a soft tread, white wands, a kiss, a sandman’s wand, and a distant dream place as babies drift toward rest.
Dothan artist Jane Flurry an art teacher in Dothan city schools received one mention at the first annual exhibit held recently. Her watercolor Claremont Inn will be shown in Atlanta during the cycle of southeastern shows. Judges Peyton ll and Phillips praised her work. Flurry is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Flurry and a graduate of Alabama College.
Mrs R M Elmore of 903 S St Andrews hosted a Thursday afternoon party for her granddaughter Martha Kay McArthur of Pansey. Guests included Walter Clayton Guy Mary Ethel and Martha Palmer Charlotte Lana Elmore Judy Bonnie Sidney White Maxine Hendley and more. The event featured games and refreshments served with assistance from Mrs J W White.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Underwood of Slocomb route two announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Fred T. Newsome of Columbus, Georgia. The marriage occurred October 26 and the couple will reside in Columbus.
Chronic bronchitis may develop if coughs or chest colds go untreated. Creomulsion claims to reach the source of the problem to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. It blends beechwood creosote with other medicines, contains no narcotics, and offers money back if it does not quickly quiet the cough and restore rest.
Miss Robbie Adams daughter of the late J M Adams of Abbeville married Sergeant Jessie L Holley son of Mr and Mrs Angus Holley of Donalsonville Ga in a November 16 double ring home ceremony at 406 E Commerce St officiated by Rev A E Givens Decorations featured green and white with sweetheart roses and dahlias The couple plans a Florida trip then will reside in Donalsonville Ga Attendants were Miss Lucille Enfinger and Pete Wiley Holley recently returned from the Pacific and expects discharge November 22
A Sunday picnic luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Crawford celebrated the birthdays of Mrs. J. F. Crawford Mrs. G. W. Robinson and D. W. Crawford. Attendees included many Crawford and Robinson family members along with friends and neighbors. Jewel Enfinger, a Pensacola sailor, visits O. B. Steele and A. B. Enfinger. Midland City High School Beta Club elected new officers Reba Rountree presides Virginia Horne vice president Olga Hicks secretary John Frank Hudges treasurer.
Mrs. Felix T. Haynes a Jacksonville contralto gave a concert November 1 in the Friday Musicale auditorium. Her program mixed Scottish songs German Lieder French numbers and an American group. The Jacksonville report praised her rich resonant voice and flawless artistry noting the audience’s enthusiastic reception.
Annelda Baetz, an API student from Auburn majoring in veterinary medicine, becomes the first woman intern in Texas for the profession. Her dedication is shown by her Chihuahua hobby, with Twinkle earning multiple first place ribbons in American contests.
Betty Trawick and Betty McCraney were honored Saturday at a Columbia birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Trawick. Attendees included Ruth Milan Pleas Parker Rachael Adams Jimmy Lawrence Winnie Messe Jack Capan Ann Marshall Juster Messer Marie Brannon Bud Adams Jacquelyn Whatley Tavier Kirkland Frances Blount Harvey Whatley Mildred Jones Lew Trawiels Ruby No Crix Robert Byrd Whatley Adford Nowell Moses Whatley Mary Lawrence James Whatley Emma Jean Gravy Foy McCraney Rudolph Whatley and Harvid Beamon.
Miss Jean Harris of Wharlford Route Two was honored Friday evening at a birthday party hosted by Miss Doris Peters. Attendees included Bill Pitts Jack Harrison Jey Boswell Don Enfinger Edsel Smith Evie Nell Zorn Gene Enfinger Carmel Hughes Marjorie Marsh Sar Peters Theodore Nugaes Bernell Carroll Raymond Kaiser Bernice Kent Joyce Kaizer Junior Harrison J.B. Smit Lowell Peters John Harrison Mae Boswell Woodrow Pitts Betty Jo Harrison Betty Burdle shaw Ned Gilmore Morris Watson Charles Carroll Paul Smith Inez Peters Gerald Marsa Mozelie Watson Jimmy Watson Mrs Lena Harris and children Clie Peters Mr and Mrs S D Peters and children and Mrs Brookins.
Mrs. A. R. Shepard celebrated Mary Francis eighth birthday November ninth at home with games, treats, and a long list of young guests. Church meetings followed with Baptist W M S and Methodist WS events attended by many Hartford residents and visiting relatives.
Natal ie Schafer discusses vitality and urges curbing wasteful habits including costly parties and weekend visits. The article portrays her as a rising star from the screen and stage, warning spendthrift women about nonessential extras.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Nowell Jr announce the birth of a son Raymond Earl born November 1. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Nowell of Ashford and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crawford of Webb. Mrs. J. E. Hornsby of Phenix City visits Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Cox.
Mrs Joe Kraselsky returns home after a two week stay in Cleveland Ohio visiting Mr and Mrs Don Spitz and Sarabel Kraselsky.
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