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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1947
Page
7
A lyrical description of autumn fabrics and harvest imagery, noting ruby yellows bronzes and blues with scarlet overlays. The prose paints nature’s altars gleaming with gold as winds scatter a textured spread and sunsets stitch draperies. The narrator ends with the line I quit S. Shuey.
Mrs J D Hatton announces the marriage of Louise Hatton to Roscoe Weyland. The couple wed November 1 at the home of Rev Roby J Lee in Headland. Weyland family resides in Jacksonville Florida. The Sorosis Club plans a 3 00 p m meeting at Mrs Charles Northcutt's home. Mrs T C Parker of Headland returns from Columbus Georgia visiting daughter Mrs RD McCraney.
A 21 year old asks how to tell if her lover loves her and how to win him. Dorothy Dix warns the man shows no real commitment and urges ending the relationship. Additional letters cover a worried mother losing trust with her son and a friend who borrows money and never repays.
Angelia Sumramesset was feted on her ninth birthday with a party hosted by her mother at their Headland route AO home. Guests included Thora bio gene Liedin Srath Martha Hodges and many others. The Cheronee Garden Club plans a meeting at the Dothan Recreation Center Thursday morning. Bobby Parnes travels to Atlanta for a free meal at Benet University Hospice, accompanied by his brother Clancy Parner. Dorothy Jean Huskey has returned to the University of Alabama after visiting family.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Korea, a person named Ales, and a purchase cost inquiry. Details are unclear, with names and entities partially garbled and no verifiable event or outcome.
The Marianna Pilot Club turned over 35000 to Jackson Hospital to furnish a room in a new wing. The gift will be marked as from the Pilots. Additional notes included new secretary and committee appointments and plans for a tennis court at the Community House.
Enterprise hosts a week long art exhibit in the new music room of Enterprise City School from November 17 to 22 each afternoon 2 30 to 4 30 in observance of Education Week and Art Week. The exhibit features 150 pictures by well known artists including Da Vinci Rembrandt Van Dyke Wells Fugel Lawrence Bacon and LeBrun among others with special works The Blue Boy and Madam LeBrun and Daughter. An admission fee funds copies of these works for the school.
Madison Peters of Slocomb route two was honored at a Sunday dinner at his home for his fifty seventh birthday. Attending were family and friends including Gilley Peters Brannan Hartzog Morrows Hodge and others.
Mr. and Mrs. H Grady Edgar announce a daughter Betty May born in a focal hospital. A. Mroo and Mrs. Eural Hiexs announce a son born at Mapgie Hall Ashford. Wilnaas jearles born in a local hospital. November 12.
Mrs Bil Womack hosted a Wednesday bridge party at her Ashford home to honor Miss Mary Kathryn Adams bride elect of Mr John Espy. Chrysanthemums in autumn tones adorned the rooms. high and low scores were awarded, and Miss Adams received a silver tray as a gift.
Chronic bronchitis may follow an untreated cough or chest cold. Creomulsion claims to target the infection by loosening phlegm and soothing inflamed bronchial membranes. It contains beech wood creosote and other medicines with no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if it does not ease the cough.
Mrs. J. D. Fain entertained Sunday at her Bullock community home for a family dinner celebrating Mr. Fain's birthday. The group included the Prices Fain Jrs Joneses Brunsons and others with Ted Joy Ann Jakie Ned and Nola Moring among the attendees.
Mes Jean Trawick of Columbia hosted a party honoring her daughter Betty on her sixteenth birthday. The table featured a birthday cake with candles while a large guest list included many named friends and relatives. Mrs Ashley Gray and Mrs John Whatley planned a short trip to Macon, Georgia tomorrow.
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