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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1943
Page
4
Fragmented lines evoke a poem about changing seasons and nature. Images of cold shadows warm winds and a river swelling with melting snow suggest spring’s arrival and renewed growth. Strong imagery places the scene in a park with fountains and children as the valley awakens to new shoots and renewed life.
The Alabama college prepares to install new officers of major campus organizations with an installation service in Palmer Auditorium. The inaugural ball will honor student government officers on April 7 with decorations in purple and gold. Listed are Dorothy Jean Roddy Birmingham president of Student Government Annie Laurie Boggs Birmingham president of the Senate Edith Calloway Salma president of the WCA Helen Warren Hanceville president of the Presidents Council Marise Daves Cullman president of the Recreation Association Helen Newton Birmingham chairwoman of the Publications Board.
Alabama College clubs reveal new pledges and officers. Alpha Chi Alpha pledges include Elizabeth Dubberly, Mildred Wimberly, Maties Daves, Annie Laurie Boggs, Carolyn Quinn, Edith Foster. Beta Beta Beta biology initiates Elizabeth Ray and Mary Ward. New officers: Emily Burgess president, Minnie Steele McNeel vice president, Mary Etta Walker secretary, Mary Virginia Davis historian. Sigma Alpha Sigma officers named Louise Jnsson president, Nell Badges vice president, Johnnie Fee Hill secretary, Doris McCain corresponding secretary, Annie Laurie Boggs historian, Betty Peebles. Kappa Huppailon adds Virginia Windham and Carolyn Irwin. Selma Burke Land of Montgomery serves as president.
Marion Alabama April events at Judson College include Edwin Stra bridge ballet company presenting Democracy in Action on April 6 at 8 15 PM in the auditorium. The troupe, with Lasz Per nova, will perform pieces inspired by the United Nations and China United States. Edwin Strawbridge, a student of Adolf Bohm, has danced at major houses. Lasz Per nova trained under Michel Fokine and was a former Cologne Opera premier ballerina.
Mr and Mrs Jack Deas of De Vien roule cee announce the birth of Nina Sue Mercn BB. Nina Buey’s grandparents are Dr and Mrs Cide E Seal of Columbus Ga. Mrs Jack Deas was formerly Miss Low Martinu.
Piano pupils of Misa Nettie Adama will be presented in recital at the school auditorium in Midland Cry Wede tonight. April 7, the program will begin at 8 oclock. The program will include selections by Sergeant Harold Wain of Napier Field. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Baxley entertained at a Friday evening party at a Fadeette home honoring Private John L. Baxley of Camp Gordon. Games and music were enjoyed with Wilburn Kelly providing the music. Attendees included many named guests and service members from Camp Gordon. Also noted were a church circle meeting and visits from locals including Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wella and family.
Radio program guide lists AP News segments, devotional and BibleClass content, and multiple music acts led by Kate Smith, the Johnson Family, and Blondie and Dagwood. Includes War News from the World, Cavalcade of America, and drama features with Turner-Lombardo orchestra and various variety acts.
A distressed wife in her twenties laments her husband’s lack of interest in home life and child care while valuing his other virtues In a harsh reply the columnist compares such husbands to wild creatures and argues many men see their duty as providing financially with no obligation to support a wife emotionally or intellectually The piece portrays a clash between traditional roles and a wife seeking companionship and partnership.
A caller wonders if she may wed the young man who loves her while her husband remains distant and controlling. Dorothy Dix advises patience, then allows engagement after six months, noting a modern view rejects domination in marriage and favors mutual respect and partnership.
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