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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1950
Page
6
Dorothy Dix advises that personal liberty should exist but not at the cost of loneliness. True happiness comes from sharing joys and sorrows with others, engaging in meaningful work, and having someone to celebrate and discuss life with. A life of constant freedom without companionship is dull and empty.
A quirky note describes a adaptable beret project from 2007, detailing a teeny cut pattern and a wide fabric width of 54 inches. It mentions head fit and bag set compatibility while noting an adjustable % yard estimate.
Patterns ready to fill orders immediately for special handling via first class mail. The Fall Winter Fashion Book features over 125 easy to sew pattern designs for all ages and occasions. Price 25 cents.
Donalsonville special report teachers at Seminole High and Elementary schools were honored Friday night with a reception in the Seminole High School building hosted by the local Parent-Teacher Association. A fruit arrangement, assorted sandwiches, and drinks were provided by the hospitality committee with Mrs F Herrington, Mrs H Bridges, Mrs Goree Johnson, Mrs Nettie Youmans, Mrs Vic C Hickson, Miss Alma Adams, and Mrs Graham Brackin among the attendees.
Elba residents recount a Three In One Club gathering at the home of Mrs Modhrs with Mrs O M Fox leading devotions and Mrs GL Prichard presiding over business. Members vote to contribute to county workmobie and Mrs James English announces Women as Citizens portion. Heapiers share a salad course amid chatter about relationships and moral advice columns.
Garden perennials need feeding in fall before shorter days slow growth. Water thoroughly now then stop feeding as buds open. Use manure water or complete fertilizer from garden shops. Move foxglove, columbine, hollnock seedlings under parent plants to permanents. phlox seedings often fail to match parent color. Divide clumps of perennial baby's breath, shasta, and marguerites to increase stock. Transplant or separate bleeding heart in September. mark roots and expect bloom next year. Bleeding heart prefers partial shade and humus. avoid disturbing well established campanulas. Mix old manure and bone meal into soil before planting.
Kindergarten at the Enterprise American Legion Home opens with Mrs Kelsoe directing daily activities. Swings were added to the playground as the class begins five mornings a week, with a long list of enrolled children from Neal Brown to Dianne Taylor.
An advice column by John Robert Powers promises quick improvements in appearance through posture, arm positioning, and subtle styling tricks. It urges women to stand tall, relax shoulders, elevate the chest, and use simple hand placements to visually shorten height, then hints at a future installment and a beauty diet plan.
A. W Parrish was honored at a surprise birthday dinner for his 66th birthday with four sons, a daughter and families present from Phenix City and Columbus, Georgia. Grandchildren sang and a cake was presented. Also notes from Etba Study Club first meeting at Mrs W M Rinesdont home with Miss Eunora Farris presiding and several members attending.
Margaret Rainey, born 1920 in Indianapolis, trained as a speech therapist after stuttering since childhood. She assisted Dr. Charles Van Riper in Kalamazoo, taught at Camp Grassick in North Dakota, and plans a North Carolina program to correct speech defects in public schools, aided by the Junior Women's Service League.
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