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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1944
Page
5
A fragmented Victorian page blends a dreamlike poem about weaving a tapestry with reflections on life freedom and defiance. It includes quoted lines from Margaret E. Sangster and George Santayana urging bravery, fidelity to nature, and the transient value of earthly joys and companionship.
Mr and Mrs RB Elmore of Ashford announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Ruth to Lieutenant George E Tuttle of Napler Field son of Mr and Mrs Bam H Tuttle of Norfolk Va The marriage is planned at Napler Field Post Chapel at an early date.
J J Moore of Dothan route three was feted Sunday for his fifty third birthday at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Moore. Sons Pompie Lyon and Gaston Moore shared honors as guests included Elmore and family Mariana route two T F Moore route two Gladys Jackson Aline Hatstead Jewel Whitehead from Cottenwood Willie Mone Jewe Filmora Mac Kagar Dothen Marvin Fimors Betty Lou McMillian Gaston Moore and family Jasper Moore and son Gordon route one Lieut Jesse Eugena Brooke son of M R Brooks arrived in England after promotion to first lieutenant and completion of bombarder training at Big Springs Wendover.
Marion Alabama Miss Aree Holomon of Bessemer elected president of the Student Government Association for next year with Miss Carol Armstrong of Jackson Tennessee as vice president and Emma Smith of Columbus Georgia as secretary Ayres Payne of New Castle treasurer Jean Smith of Columbus elected president of Jewett Dormitory Miss Vancel Bentley of Brantstead to edit the Conversationalist with Omagene Parkman of Langdale as business manager Pegey Geoch of Halesburg to edit the college handbook Miss Mabie Dorrity of Slocombe named president of the Student Union for next year Estelle Bruatt of Thompson to lead Young Women's Auxiliary Current officers to be reelected. fall elections to name remaining officers.
Mrs Wiley Dickerson hosts a Webb Route 1 gathering for her seventy seven birthday with a large group of relatives and friends. Attendees include multiple Dickersons and extended family from Ashford Headland Donalsonville Mobile and other nearby locales. Several past and present residents and visitors share in the celebration at the Dickerson residence.
President Roosevelt underwent a comprehensive medical checkup conducted by Vice Admiral Ross T. Melntire. The routine exam addressed bronchial congestion and sinus issues, with plans to administer immunizations for typhoid, diphtheria, and smallpox at multiple communities including Cool Springs Madrid Duprée Kingery Rocky Creek Church Union Hodgesville and nearby areas.
Talented musicians Dethasinus, Kantone, and Mrs. Gj. Gonzalez Manis were honored with an evening of music at the Soldiers’ Club. Leeut and Jamiant recognized Turtess exceptional skill, presenting a varied program including Moonlight Sonata, Chopin works, Begin the Beguina, and marches. Clark offered selections such as Sylvia and My Theme, with supporting pieces by Herbert Kern Bentham Forsyth Tiersey Rodweery and others.
The Pilot Club met at the Houston Hotel to hear committee reports on cancer control plans for Houston County. Miss Patty Rea Buchanan presided and announced May officer elections. The nominating committee includes Miss Touelle O'Neall as chair, Miss Annie Law Brooks, Mrs Lilian McClintark, and new member Miss Mary Elizabeth Fervis. Thirteen members attended.
Lafayetta Street Methodist WwW 38 CS reports a Monday church meeting with Mig Clyde Dog positions. Officers and committee chairmen made reports. Mrs J R Young elected vice president and Miss T A Watson treasurer, replacing Mrs RW Ross and filling vacancy due to W P Rickland’s resignation. Mrs Coe gave an inspiring message during the meditation period. Twenty Society members attended.
Mrs E N Passmore presents highlights from the annual WSCS conference, detailing the program, church activities, and value of church applications. The meeting, led by Mrs Buckland, included minutes from prior sessions, officer reports, and a devotional on the Litt of Christ with a Circles report noting sixty five members.
Miss Lillian Bryan and Miss Dorothy Ward led a Y W S gathering at Headland Avenue Baptist. The group opened with a devotional, Eleise Sara White presented the program, and members voted to donate to the Houston County Red Cross chapter. Refreshments followed for attendees including Sara White and Dorothy Ward.
Staff Sergeant and Mrs Joseph G Putman announce the birth of a daughter Priscilla Ann at St Margaret's Hospital Montgomery on April 3 Mrs Putman formerly Dorothea Viisipn of Dothan Sergeant Putman is stationed at NamER Field
A Sacred Harp singing event in Dothan attracted one of the largest attendances. The day featured two songs per student and a list of participants and officers, including Poyner Sr as chair and Faust as president. The program ran with many local names and a lengthy roster of singers and organizers.
Fashion notes highlight stylized neckwear from demure collars to sophisticated dickeys. Designers tout fabrics like pique jacquard and embroidered cottons, with Babe noted for button-on styles. Two neckwear styles are showcased as practical upgrades for dresses and suits.
We the Women argues that aging women, not just students or mothers, shoulder essential war work from war plants to Red Cross and welding classes. It condemns society for blaming the gray haired, stresses Oveta Culp Hobby’s call for thousands more WACs, urging unmarried healthy girls to join and prove patriotism.
A report from the University of Wisconsin researchers describes a chemical spray called BNA that speeds tomato growth. Experiments by H. Roberte and Pirickmeyer show beta methoxycole acid enhances fruiting when applied to clusters. Commercial availability allows growers to boost yields before outdoor crops reach market.
Advanced South Pacific base report details two South Army Air Force pilots who fashioned a diving helmet and hose from improvised gear to explore harbor bottoms. They recovered beer and fruit juices, and one says they hope to find a jeep.
Sara Doris Bry Thig smiling Witt linked to Bryant family from Lesebure while Jona W. Meadows of route two noted as great grandmother connections with Dect five and Mr Pen Snead daughters Sylvia and Diana. Meantime Mrs Snead’s mother Mrs dub Payss and family plan to move to Ell Bay street. Mr Gaced to depart Monday for Army duty. Lent Thomas A. Shealy, stationed at Warrenton, Va, visits his parents before leaving.
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