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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1947

Page

9

Dorothy Dix Defines a Perfect Husband on Honeymoon

Dorothy Dix offers a lighthearted marital portrait describing a husband who is humorous patient gentle and provides basic needs while avoiding sulks or grudges. She celebrates marriage praising virtues that make life together enjoyable and urges gratitude for a good match.

Dorothy Dix Maiin

Will Future Husbands Learn From Mauldin Satire Advice

A Mauldin column offers witty guidance on domestic life focusing on how not to treat wives. It mocks hammer over salve approaches and highlights the benefits of collaboration and shared joy in marriage. The Q and A section warns a young man about supporting a partner's parasitic family.

Henry district committee to meet at Headland church

The Henry district committee will meet at the Baptist Church in Headland Thursday at 8 pm. Scouters from Abbeville and Headland will attend. Herbert Eapy of Headland is district chairman. A training course will be held at Ozark April 11 at 7 p.m. Bring a six foot piece of half inch rope for knot practice. Staff includes Frank Moes Gaines Wilmer Parker A H Antone Glenn Wells Joseph Reynolds Bill Bare and Martin Price.

Henry Baptist Church Headland Abbeville Herbert Eapy Ozark Frank Moes Gaines Wilmer Parker A. H. Antone Glenn Wells Joseph Reynolds Bill Barefield Martin Price

Wildcat Division Reunion Planned in Troy

World War I and II veterans from Georgia Alabama and Florida who served with the Beat Wildcats Division will gather in Troy for a two day reunion April 26 and 27. About 8000 Alabama natives served with the Wildcats 1917 19 and new Wildcats trained at Camp Rucker. All veterans and families are invited to attend events including a parade a dance a front show a business meeting barbecue and memorial service.

Georgia Alabama Florida Troy Wildcats Camp Rucker

College Girls Urged To Smarten Dress

MEMPHIS Tenn UPi The 1947 college girl should be a hop chick as well as a slick chick says Helen Manley president of the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation She urges sweet hearts to speak and write English organize material outline articles learn a foreign language understand the scientific method know history and social economy and maintain wealthful living The aim is progress with a note on conduct toward male undergraduates

Memphis Tenn Upi Helen Manley American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation Miss Manley Miss College

Enterprise Couple Wed In Baptist Church Ceremony

The marriage of Misa Helen Josephine Smith to Claston Gillis Metcalf was solemnized at 2:00 p m Sunday in the First Baptist Church of Enterprise with Dr BL OR Justice officiating. The bride wore a black hat and accessories with a navy crepe dress. maid of honor Miss Frances Smith wore light blue crepe. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Fox Metcalf of Enterprise, served in the US Army in Europe and holds a B S in accounting from the University of Florida. After the ceremony the couple left for a southern trip and will reside on North Rawls Street. Out of town guests included Mrs J No Gillis and others from DeFuniak Springs Florida.

Enterprise Misa Helen Josephine Smith J. W. Smith Claston Gillis Metcalf Bex Metcalf Brinc Frances Smith Fox Metcalf Fox Mayversary of Florida Gainesville Sigma Nu United States Army 3Ath Infantry Officers Reserve Corp Metcalf Univerity of Florida Porteous Troe Werpuse Motor Company Points South North Rawls Street No Gillis HL OY. Griggs Edwin Gillie Mary Dean Harold W. Gillis DeFuniak Springs Florida

Comb Saves Workers Trapped In Ice-Box

In Charleston W Val two men were trapped in a six by eight foot refrigerator locker for about 10 hours after the door closed and the inside handle broke. Det Butler 35 and apprentice John Rhodes 16 kept warm enough to survive as quick thinking saved their lives by raising the temperature and freeing them.

Charleston W. Val Cup Hotneat Cutter Det Butler John Rhodes Outon

Noise at dawn as trapped workers bang on door

A newsboy reported early Sunday morning that trapped workers pounded on a door after a man turned a thermostat to zero and removed a point from his pocket. The scene prompted arrivals and local concern as details remain unclear.

Five Houston County Students Enroll at Auburn for Spring Quarter

Arthur Daniel Harris Robert Carl Kohler Irma Joyce Rogers and Jerry F Watson from Dothan along with George A. McLain of Cottonwood are among new Auburn Spring Quarter enrollees.

Ofouston County Auburn Arthur Daniel Harris Robert Carl Kohler Irma Joyce Rogers Jerry F Watson Dothan George A. McLain Cottonwood

Scientists Propose 2-4-0 Weed Killer Replaces Cultivator

Scientists predict future use of the weed killing chemical 2-4-0 will entirely end the need for farmers to cultivate fields between planting and harvest, eliminating periodic tilling.

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Glad Southern Southern Supply House Dothan Bank and Trust Sears Bldg Ellison W. Main Martin Theatre Dothan Service League Ochestra O Ochestra HULL Golden Dent Hastings Whatley Vigoro JAZZ Dr. LeGears Dr. Salsburys McBrayer Feed & Seed CO North St. Andrews Willie and Joe By Mauldin Miss Dix Don Sally Mamie Wildcat Reunion Tokyo U.S Vw. Ave Jon Toni Walgreen Agency N. Foster Optometrist Lippet Bidg Young Drug CO Rexall
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