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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1946
Page
8
A reader text presents lines about heaven and mortality with phrases such as death as king and the spirit’s gaze. It invokes a distant evening, everlasting fires, thrones of light and a claim of presence in others while departing into the night as a lyric meditation.
A large group attended a tenth birthday party for Judy Ann Parker at Mrs. John Parker’s home on East Lafayette Street. Guests wore party attire and a birthday cake was cut. several relatives and university students were noted among attendees.
Mr and Mrs Dewey A Beasley of Midland City announce the birth of a son, George Tyre, born in a local hospital November 13. Grandmothers are Mrs Lettie Harvey of Sanderson Florida and Mrs Sallie Parrish of Midland City.
Mr and Mrs W D Robinson hosted Friday evening for members of Curtis Memorial Church R A Moody Bible Class. The event featured entertaining activities and refreshments with Thanksgiving season decorations. Guests included the Rev and Mrs A M Carlton and several couples.
A Sunday wiener roast at Miss Eloise Davis's home for Camp Springs Sunday School members led by E. W. Powers featured games and refreshments. Attendees included Fay Howard Eloise Douglas Mia Hasty Vivian Dukes Katharine Coker Kenneth Black shear Morris Gamble Nagene Ritchie Jean Armstrong Monford Hasty Burma Hasty Mary Martha Zorn Eloise Williams Charles Carter Harley Smith and E W Powers. Visitors named Sally Robison Evelyn Ward William Smith Yance Smith Alice Carter Dorsey Kirkland Agnes Ritchie Nell Coker Thomas Holland Edward Dukes Betty Carter Edward Vance and others.
Mrs. Cleveland Shelley of Headland was entertained at a miscellaneous shower Thursday afternoon for a recent bride. Mrs. Cody Floyd hosted among about seven guests who called during the afternoon and brought gifts. Assistants included Mrs. Won Gamble, Mrs. Granberry and Miss Aline Marshall. Miss Enen Lane kept the bride’s book.
Auburn students and staff will enjoy a prewar Christmas holiday. Classes end Wednesday December 18 after graduation, and resume Monday January 6, 1947. Faculty follow same break, while API staff take vacation December 21 to December 30. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Spann visited Gulfport and Jackson, attending events.
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