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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1947

Page

3

Birthday Party Honors Hartford Child

Terry Glenn Smith marked his third birthday with a party at home on Hartford route two hosted by his mother Mrs Horace Smith. Guests from Orlando Slocomb and Hartford attended as a three tier cake with blue and white colors and a fruit punch reception were enjoyed along with sandwiches and wafers.

Terry Glenn Smith Horace Smith Hartford Mrs. Smith Carolyn Dean Carolyn Bety Jerry Smith Orlando J.a Helen and June Smith Slocomb Bobbie Peggy Dean Brenda Caro! Smith Marjorie Marsh Joseph Smith Harold Hagler Paul Smith Phyllis Marsh Sue Smith Jacqueline Hagler Mrs J. H. Dean

Birthday Luncheon Honors Mr. Arnold

Friends and relatives gathered at BLFY Arnold’s Grateville route two home to celebrate his fifty fifth birthday. A long list of attendees included many Arnolds and relatives plus Hooston County students at Alabama College and several local notables. A poem titled Portraits of a Man appeared, followed by notices of locals traveling for college and returns from trips to Nashville and Gainesville.

Blfy Arnold Grateville Route Two Mr. Arnold

Huntingdon Student Leaders To Hold Grandview Retreat

Montgomery reporters describe Huntingdon student leaders organizing a campus retreat at Camp Grandview Sept 1-17 with a theme centered on world education and global citizenship. The event features talks by Pratt Hall president Miss Corban, Linwood Hall president Mr. King, and student leaders from multiple campuses, culminating in Lantern Night ceremonies and campus unity discussions.

Huntingdon Camp Grandview Montgomery Huntindon Colleste Cramton Dhaik Sally Fue Stade Bods Feuloer Piri Maryice Collus Dane King Leanridge Linjion Hall Cfon A. Tee Evenytne Mins Feuler Cristen World Cityen Timouen Education Huia Mila Gadsden Boas Wall Decdine Discusion Mary Sauaie 5. CG Athleses Sara Coay Seiuia Athlete Association Junseledbeter Leno City Tenn Wiha Surteais Fayetteville, Tenn Osemeear Oehuss Gloria Moore Vredenough The Sopheiorns Virginia Kilpatrick Virginia Kerlin Marianna Fla Publications Union Helen Arnold Theta Eta Martha Rush Aubin Pharsen Tall Dronur Duebert Scarey Dothan Betty Wood Pearson Cless

Birth announcements for Chapman Bowers and Lewis babies

Mr and Mrs Charles W Chapman announce the birth of a son Stieherson Chapman at a Duval hospital on September 4. Mr and Mrs Tom Bowers of Columbus Georgia announce a daughter Sara Jane born August 20 at a local hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lloyd Napier of Cottonwood Route 2 and Mr and Mrs Dowling Bowers of Cottonwood Route 1. Mr and Mrs Bernard Lewis 307 KE Washington Street are parents of a daughter Linda Diane born September 13 in a local hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jay Beasley of Columbus Georgia and Mr and Mrs C J Lewis of Dothan Route 2. Franklin Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt were distant cousins.

B. F. Arnold Henry Arnold Alto Arnold Columbus Wallace Hodgex Mary Ann John Sanders R. J. Arnold Ed Arnold Vander D. {. Arnold R. VY. Arnold William and J. J Morris Arnold Mary Alice ES. Lassiter Hebert Kingly James Nina Tom Lassiter Charles Panama City Dick Lassiter J. HL Coe Archie Clark A. G. Chances Allen Martin Alto Atwell Charles W Chapman Tiles Stieherson Chapman Ducal Tom Bowers Sara Jane Lloyd Napier Cottonwood Dowling Bowers Bernard Lewis Washington Street Linda Dianne Jay Beasley C.J. Lewis Dothan

Another Diphtheria Case Reported Here

Public health officials reported a second diphtheria case in Jellico today, the 10th case of the year in the county. The new case is in the same family as a case diagnosed last week and had received one dose of diphtheria toxoid. Two cases of typhus fever were also reported last week.

Jellico Corn Health Department

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