Five Little Dors and a Dreamy World
A fragment lists longing for fresh air and beauty with a desire for peace and companionship. The narrator would not love life if unable to gracefully accept its gifts from a beloved partner.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1944
Page
5
A fragment lists longing for fresh air and beauty with a desire for peace and companionship. The narrator would not love life if unable to gracefully accept its gifts from a beloved partner.
Miss Louise McLeod is honored at a Thursday linen shower hosted by Mrs G Pitman and Mrs Harry Pom on West Powell street. Guests included Lucille Churchwell, Regina Gibson, and many others. a gut shaver was presented to the bride to be. Mr and Mrs M R Morrett arrived from Jacksonville to live in Donun, while Falkner Packing Co. prepares for a new division manager.
Members of the Wednesday Bridge Club gathered at Mrs T R Scheile’s home, 1508 Osceola Street, for a porch game with seasonal flowers as decorations. High score prize went to Mrs 4 JC Lokey Jr, light refreshments were served by several players.
The Eurelan Sunday School Class held a Friday night supper at First Baptist Church to honor new members Mrs W C Cumbie and Mrs George Cunningham. Officers and coordinators were installed after a program with readings by Mrs Wiley Deal and a vocal solo by Mrs Alvin Mount. The event featured marigold centerpieces and yellow and maroon colors, with gifts to new president Mrs Hobson Eddins and other officers.
A Dothan study group meeting at the library marked the opening of the club season with a luncheon. Members and officers including Alethea Ann Murray, Mrs Clyde Smith, and Mrs Jesse Forrester attended, with decor, committee appointments, and reports on Red Cross and recreation center cooperation.
Friday afternoon at Mrs Pridgen’s home on North Orange avenue the Friday Bridge Club gathered with members including Mrs A C Rodenbough Mrs Otn Johnson Mrs Felton Goodwin and others. High score prizes were awarded to Mrs Paul Allen and Mrs Dupree Da y. Mrs Lawrence Seaborn and son Larry with Mrs Dan Morrs and daughter Sue and Mrs Joe Joseph had returned from a visit in Atlanta.
The Executive Council met Thursday evening at the Houston Heights School with Mr Ch de Smo as commissioner. They planned to apply for an executive secretary, observance of National Girl Scout Week starting October 29 with a fair display, and selling War Stamps each Saturday. The 20 member council meets every third Tuesday at the Episcopal parish house. Officials include Mrs Clyde Smith commissioner and Mrs Claude Cotton deputy commissioner with Mrs Beaty Whidnow secretary and Mrs G T Cooper treasurer. The finance committee comprises Myer Blumberg, Charlie Adams, and Mrs G T Cooper.
Mrs James Dees hosted her bridge club at 202 North Park Avenue Friday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs George Vance, Mrs C R Church, Mrs T R Scheie, Mrs Fitchard Ramsey, Mrs Charles Senna, Mrs J W Dowdell, and Mrs Leon Harvard Flowers. The home was decorated in yellow and gold. Mrs Harvard Flowers won the high score. After games a dessert hour followed. Mrs Dees announced Mr and Mrs W Strichland left Pride for a two week business trip to New York City.
Fragmented text recalls mud rubbing in Africa, belt bleaching in Solomon Islands, bones in soups, Roman beauty routines with milk, Greek hair ornamentation, and cautions on laundry practices. The passage blends ethnographic notes with garbled phrases and stray tips about clothes drying and garments.
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