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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
6
Round Table Club met at Mrs. J C Bites home on South Park Avenue for a Riverside program. Mrs Rish spoke on The Va ed Navons and its plans while Mrs Wachs spoke on President Trump the Man. Miss Corrie Hall played Chopin piano numbers. social hour featured a salad course and iced drinks.
An old ad claims quick relief from stomach ulcers and stress related symptoms with “Stetress” and similar tonics. It lists numerous towns and drug stores such as CASA DRUG STORE, DOTHAN DRUG STORE, and LANFORD DRUG CO, implying wide distribution and endorsements to boost sales.
A dense radio listings page shows segments aired on Thursday and Friday across CBS networks. It mentions shows from News to Drama, Variety, and music blocks, naming Sean Smith, Gii Mahawse Cummen, and several performers and venues, with numerous program blocks and repeat slots across dayparts.
Mrs Horace Whatley hosted a large Windsor Court party for her son’s birthday with outdoor games, a garden table, and a white birthday cake topped by three dove candies. Attendees included Loyd Helms Windsor and Elaine Whatley among many relatives and friends. A second gathering honored Mr Noblin’s forty six birthday with family and neighbors from Cottondale Ashford and surrounding areas in a large luncheon.
Mrs Taiwinia Pierce of Grace vile route three and her son Daved celebrated these boothd at anniversaries on om dinner pices Sunday at their home Present were Myre TC Grif fin and das of Opelia Mr and Mrs Van Bastar ae Dade ville Mrooumd Mere POW Pars and o sons Mr gen Mee Kasard Elkhuest Mrs Stella Vorathe son and son oof Calon dee Ga Mr and Mre FOR Pierce Gras wile romte fwe Mee and Mr 7 Bottone Mee and ts Ps Shivevoo and sor ieee Mose Mlrthe Smith ef Mad Mee Metts Broxton and ch yee ee OF a ye Ponts
Mrs Henry Askew of G hostessed a class party at Mt View County of God Church after Saturday service. Attendees included Adams, Julian Cuefers Aww, Mary don Core, Jackson, Tomites, Pete ry Godwin, Patterson, Timm Giodee, Nora Cases, Ann Here ee Ae Pararore, Dee, Bettee Latbar ueses, Vale Steet, Andrews, Jean ty Frateces Cosco, Metlene Ulace, Atton, Daphne Walses Th Fadeoy, Opal Roberson, Collis Vyatanore Whidden, Mire Ties er hers, Cametua, Vesa Non, and others.
A column on office romance warns hazards when a secretary eyes married bosses and the risk of scandal and disaster. It notes wives may confront husbands and that vanity, temptation, and paid attention can lead to broken homes and reputational damage.
Mrs. El Ward was elected president of the Winsome Sunday School Class at a meeting last night at Mrs. H. Nolvey’s Hammond Avenue home. Co hosts were Mrs. Ivey and several others. Officers elected include T B Murphy first vice president H O Hale second vice president Ward Johnson Klass Secretary John Sullivan recording secretary and Mrs J C Glaze treasurer.
Miss Marry Toyce Smith of Columbus Georgia formerly of Slo curmb married Robert William Childree son of Clyde Childree Newton in a quiet October 12 ceremony officiated by Fern Wyrm. Mr and Mrs Wallace Grantham attended the event.
A blunt view on relationships in the workplace describes married men drawn to younger secretaries and the risks of infidelity. It quotes a businesswoman urging hardening the hearts of office girls against predatory employers.
The second annual Honey Bowl at Denny Stadium on November 4 features Capstone coeds and dormitory teams from the autumn campus. Sponsored by the university press club, the event invites fraternity and dormitory representatives to compete.
James Miller of Collorsioos and Miss Inez Childree wed with two attendants. The bride wore a fine sac and black accessories with white chrysanthemum accents. Mr Childree, a World War I veteran, is now stationed at Columbus, Georgia, where the couple will reside.
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