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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Mrs. Frank Culver of Wille, Florida, arriving for a weekend visit with Fee Culver and Mr. and J. P. Culver. The text contains garbled phrases about remorse and opportunities, with scattered references to Omar and committees.
Dothan Floral Co at 705 North is promoting blooming flowers fresh from their threshold to brighten living rooms and halls. They advertise grown with care and ready for home beauty with day and night phone numbers listed.
The Houston Memorial Library hosts a meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club. Speakers include Senator-elect Guy Hardwick and J. W. Thornton of the Veterans Administration. A report covers Hill Burton Hospital plans, with focus on Business Women's Week October 13 to 19.
Ozark City School faculty held a teachers' institute on September 7 in the school library. Superintendent Emma P. Flowers led the opening, outlining a year of plans to integrate art music handicraft and social recreation into daily life. A luncheon at Flower's home followed, with decor featuring red roses dahlias and china.
Miss Trudell McKnight marked her sixteenth birthday with a home party in Hartford route three. Guests included Warren Bottoms Louise Berry Billy Hel Pauline Sellers and family and many local relatives and friends. Also in town were Mrs Bob Williams of West Palm Beach Florida visiting Mrs Culver and Fort Knox officer Pfe. Emory Moody Sr arriving to spend two weeks with his parents.
A limited number of ratings are open for discharged Navy veterans. Openings exist for machinist's mate second or third class aviation electrician's mate second or third class and aviation metal smith second or third class. Applicants must enlist in the U S Naval Reserve V-8 inactive and contact the Dorian naval recruiting office in the post office.
Miss Dorothy McCord and Pete McCord host a Saturday gathering at their Route Three home. Dozens of guests attend, including Vernell Lee Ralph Sallas Patsy Holmes Junior Hooper Robbie Brackins and many other locals.
Mr and Mrs Robert Price announce the birth of a son Robert Lamar born August 30 in a local hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Trammell and Mr and Mrs Robert Butler of Denton Maryland. Mr and Mrs N J Collins announce a daughter Judy Carol born September 8 in a local hospital. Mrs Collins is formerly Ruth Ellen Bond of Newton route two.
Hartford social page reports Mrs Metz Hardwick hosting a twelve player bridge party with decorations of pastel dahlias roses and zinnias. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Gerald Chaney Mrs Frank Bradshaw and Mrs Grady Hughes.
Sybil and Joe Boswell hosted a Friday evening birthday anniversary party at their home on Route Two in Dothan. The guest list includes Marjorie Simmons Glynn Riley Christine Cook John Branch Dorothy Jean Cook Raymond Branch Kate Mendheim Jethro Martin Gary Hickman Betty Ann Beasley Johnny Dunning Donald Ray Mavis Betty Branch Fred Rice Gladys Pybus Johnny Martin Robert Lewis Annette Alley Chester Boswell Thelma Barkley John Beasley Robbie Nell Parker Billy Powell Frank Bush Betty Jo Martin Rudolph Daughtry Edward Gibson Alice Ott Junior Simpler Billy Dunning Homer Lunsford Carl Dunning Sarah Nell Martin Eunice Ott Hasten Johnson Thaxton Whiddon Mildred Whiddon Bill Johnson Mildred Morris Jim Bond Dorothy Kelly Cleveland Dukes Mrs John Ward and Mrs G C Gates were present.
John W. Bishop of Florence Alabama says Retonga relieved nervous indigestion gas and weakness from constipation. He notes improved appetite strength and ability to plow again, claiming Retonga surpasses prior medicines. Ad urges Cash Drug Store availability.
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