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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
18
Quotations argue happiness springs from internal harmony with the divine and from living well. Noted authors Byron Pascal Rochefoucauld Herodotus Stevenson frame happiness as an active radiance that elevates others and proves life’s livability in practice.
A rally for all young people in the Columbia Baptist Association will be held at Columbia Baptist Church Sunday at 2 30 p m. Royal Ambassadors Girls Auxiliary Sunbeam Bands will participate. An hour of games follows with hostesses from Columbia W M A and refreshments served. Seven member churches include Columbia Ashford Webb Cottonwood and Dothan churches Grandview Deadland Avenue and First Baptist.
Spurgeon Rice and his son Matthew were honored at a birthday dinner hosted Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rice of Ashford. The guest list included numerous family members and friends such as Glenn Eddins with his children Charles Bobby and Glenda, Spurgeon Rice's relatives, Rube Lewis and daughter Annie Merle, Bradshaw family with Aubrey, H P Money with daughters Glenda Faye and Imogene, M L Rice, Wayne Dickerson, and Bennie Rice.
Mrs Nowell hosted a Saturday party in Ashford for Joyce Ann Nowell on her fourth birthday. The girl wore a rose taffeta dress with blue ribbon trim as guests, including the Laytons and various Nowells, shared games, cake, iced drinks and sandwiches. Arch Cherry is seriously ill at his daughter’s home on Beulah Street.
The New Century Club met at Mrs. A. A. Winter’s home with Mrs. Winter presiding in Mrs. M. C. Rowe’s absence. Two new members joined, talks were given by Mrs. Bentley and Mrs. Burkett, and light refreshments were served.
Twenty seven Newville F H A members and twenty two visitors enjoyed a wiener roast at the Newville School on Tuesday evening. Corene Chauncey directed games and contests with prizes awarded to winners. Mrs. Arthur Ussery and Mrs. J A Schneider visited from Montgomery and were joined by Mrs. Ussery who was there after a Montgomery trip for Mrs Schneider's mother Mrs WwW H Shannon's death.
Mr and Mrs John J Baxley of Slocommb announce a son John Larry born November 18 in a local hospital. Grandparents Mer Baxley and L L Baxley of Slocoma also noted. Mrs Lillie Rea Newton and G O Butler listed among extended family.
Mrs J L Mullins spoke on a review of Letters of Alexander Woollcott compiled by two friends from his personal letters at the Sorosis Club gathering Tuesday afternoon at Mrs A F Malone’s home. Decorations used chrysanthemum remnants. A social hour followed with refreshments. Attending were numerous named members and guests. Additional notes mention travels of Mrs J J Couch, family visits, and births at Jackson Hospital and in Nacogdoches with connections to Enterprise and Petersburg.
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