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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1949
Page
2
Fragmentary historical lines reflect a meditation on time and doom with echoes of a quoted Shakespearean cadence. The text juxtaposes tomorrow with judgment and fate, hinting at literary repetition and existential weariness.
A luncheon club formed by sixteen Dothan matrons at the Houston hotel. They voted to meet the first Friday monthly at 10 30 p m for bridge. Hostesses Mrs Bailey and Mrs O R Church helped arrange decorations and luncheon.
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In Marianna a birthday dance at the Veterans Club honored Miss Cettetta Neal on her sixteenth birthday. Mr and Mrs Carl Nell hosted as guests and friends attended from the community including Jackie Bennett, Jocelyn Budde, Jane Busb, Virginia Wade, and many others. Decor with fiesta colors and arrangements of marigolds and zinnias set a festive scene.
Hartford special brief reports the Fidelis class of Hartford Baptist Church meeting Monday night in the educational building. Officers reorganized with new group leaders Moy Corton Mywis Florie Toole Kathleen Davis Beulah Kirkland and a salad social was served to members including Mrs. Robert McKamle Rhett Williamson Kathleen Davis Nettie etc.
Members of the Park Avenue Women’s Missionary Society at the church met Monday afternoon to elect officers. New officers include Mia Barnes as president, Bob Newsome as vice president, Mesa Exm Kirkland as secretary, land treasurer, Mrs. Watter Head, and several chairmanships. Mrs. Edwin Cain led devotion and prayer. meeting followed by social hour. Auxiliary notice notes Past 407d units meeting Tuesday at Evelyn Price’s Napier Field home with hostes Mrs. Trine Jolney and buffet supper to follow.
Mrs Bland presided as president at a dinner meeting of the Abbeville Matrons Club. The program outlined the year's work on Building Community for Better Living with officers listed and several department chairs named. Delegates to the Alabama Federation meeting at Ozark were elected and announced.
The Colomekee Club met at the clubhouse with Melfloraee Hollay presiding. Reports were made on two call meetings. A committee was appointed to buy shades and hang them in the Clubhouse, which doubles as the school lunchroom.
Dr and Mix Irving announce the birth of Waughn Therrill born October 2 at Chir Bago hospital in Chie NEC.
The Phoebean Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church will sponsor a book review program at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday in the young people's auditorium. The public is invited. Mrs. Graves Knowles will review Faith is the Answer by Dr. Smiley Blanton and Dr. Norman Vincent Peale. The book discusses fear worry anxiety self criticism and faith’s power to aid troubled personalities.
Miss May H Kyser president of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs spoke at a tea hosted by New Century Club Dothan Study Club Seasame Study Club Moth era Club and UDC at Houston Memorial Library. The event featured piano selections by Betty June Smith and Wander Lunsford, a social hour, and charity teas in purple and gold arrangements with flowers. Mrs Frances W Haisten Mrs Dupree Davis and Mrs John Ayres returned from a visit to Atlanta.
An old fashioned ad touts Black-Draught as a four generation remedy for constipation and related symptoms. It promises prompt relief for headaches nausea dullness and bad breath and urges purchase at local stores today.
The Clio UBC chapter No. 1779 met Thursday with Mrs. Joe E Breau and co host Mrs. A D Card. President Mrs Care Yelle Fanh presided. Memorial Day address by Mrs Larry Lard and reading by Mrs W A Jackson. District convention to be hosted by Estelle Mant UDC Chapter at Shefford on October 18.
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