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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1945
Page
3
A collage of quotes on faith and perseverance echoes thanks for rain and plenty. It reflects on human error as a path to wisdom and urges personal improvement to better the world.
Urges immediate treatment for coughs chest colds and bronchitis with Creomulsion. Claims it reaches the seat of trouble loosens mucus and aids healing without narcotics. Promises money back if not satisfied.
Montgomery readers learn Huntingdon College plans a Thanksgiving dinner Tuesday evening with a formal reception. Betty Brung from Talladega leads planning with Alberta Kemper and Bots Carpenter guiding decorations and guest invitations. Music fills the night as Gena Jones Merrie Hoover Tena Betty Ann Jeter perform. Dover hosts and student servers listed.
Mrs. Cole was honored on her 71st birthday with a dinner at her Ashford Route One home. A large group of friends attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Rob Elmore and many others. relatives and neighbors shared the celebration with Mrs. Cole and her family.
Sunday dinner at the Johnson home on route four included Edgar Johnson and many relatives and friends from Panama City Midland City and New York City. Guests traveled from Tacut Elba Mulberry and Chicago while others returned from overseas service and extended visits with W B Lee and Margaret Doak.
Trivate and Mrs George W Henderson of Ashford announce the birth of a daughter named Elizabeth Anny at a decal hospital in November. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs WOW Hats of Ashford and Mr and Mrs GR Henderson of Gordon.
The column argues that marriage is no longer the sole path for women as doors of opportunity open. It lists reasons some women remain single, including careers, independence, fear of unhappy marriages, family pressure, and limited life choices. Also notes Private William A. Helms visiting Maxwell Field and a Curtis Memoryl W. S. C. S. meeting move to the church at 3 pm Tuesday.
The University of Alabama School of Home Economics sponsors a lecture titled Your Appearance Counts by Miss Gladys Buss of New York Barbara Gould authority on grooming. She speaks to freshmen in Home Economics and interested persons today and Tuesday with charts and demonstrations on skin care makeup application hairstyle selection posture fitness and fashion choices to flatter the figure.
Mrs Jobo Campbell hosts at 306 S Foster with Mrs T C Cuthberm as out hostisk. The Sorceais Club meets at 3 o clock 24 at Mrs Henry Flowers home. Mrs W S Wilson entertains New Century Club at 3 pm. Mrs Arthur Malone and Mrs A A Winter present program. Winsome Sunday School Class of Headland Avenue Baptist Church meets with Mrs Toby Dus. Dothan residents attend Auburn Georgia game in Columbus and attend Cherokee Lodge dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Hardy. Miss Wilma Rawlinson, Indiantown Gap Pa, now at George Washington University, pledged to Pi Beta Phi. Mrs W C Farmer and others return from Atlanta trip. Mildred Scarborough of Jacksonville Beach Fla visiting with D M Scarborough family. Lt Colonel and Mrs R F Scarborough of Macon and Camp Rucker to depart.
An early date for Fort Bragz with guests including Mr and Mrs Scarbora and Ms and Mr Roy Driggers. Roy Morris Driggers noted among attendees in a social column entry.
The speaker asserts that it is advantageous yet secondary to act for the community. As a business, Alabama roots its growth in good citizenship by delivering affordable electric service, aiding industrial and agricultural development, rural electrification, and supporting broader progress without legal obligation.
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