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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
9
A fragmented poetic passage drifting through imagery of doors memory and dreams. The oblique lines mention a door of dreams and a hidden secret, with names and a dreamlike sequence suggesting a literary or experimental piece by Arthur Wallase Peach.
The Dothan Study Club will meet at Midland City with gathering details from secretary Mrs. Jemma Forrester. The notice mentions dressings room at 908 N Andrews and an event time around 7 69 pm, but parts are garbled.
Mr and Mrs James Gilley of Pinekard Ale announce the marriage of their daughter Maude to Sergeant Hubert W Corteman of Camp Rucker and Carthage Missouri The couple will reside in Clark during his Camp Rucker assignment.
Club de Vingt held its monthly badge luncheon at the Houston Hotel with Mrs Amos Jones and Mrs Charles McKeon as best players. High score awarded to Mrs L B Wiley. Guests and members seated at formal tables included Mrs T E Buntin Mrs H B Burtleshaw Mrs W B Ball Mrs Jerome Lee Su Sullivan Mrs Frank Newton Mrs Flowers Crawford Mrs Cherie Farmar Mrs Adem Grant Mrs Horace Hall Mrs W W Cook Ashford Mrs W D Malone Mrs Arthur Mazyck Mrs Morris Malone Mrs Rawlina McKinney Mrs Hall Crain Mrs W A Sullivan Mrs Zolly Doak Mrs T W Kolle Hammond Indiana Mrs RM Rowan Mrs Faymond Spann Mrs Marcellus Apank Mrs Julian Hall Mee W H Turner Mrs J B Wisby Mrs Luther Wilson and Mrs Van Ritche. Sergeant Steve Mihaley of Fort Warren Wyoming, visiting in Dothan, left for Penna cola to visit his father.
The Sesame Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Bas home with Mre Harry Cannon and Mra W V Sullivan presenting Arbor Day talks. The program covered The Origin of Arbor Day and The Legend of the Dogwood Tree, followed by the poem Trees read by Mrs J H McMullan. Members invited Mrs Jack McBrayer to join and light refreshments were served.
OPrinte and Mre Hi Att Ma theny announce the brty of mare Ralph Alvert Jr oat focat hos pital April 14 Mrs Mateeny of the former Jane Driver Private Matheny stationed at Camp Ta owill wrcive studsy Te visit his wife and infant son Mr and Mo BR D Hedges ar wwgace the Uth of a dag for Kard at Floorbe Putney Me morial Hospital Albany Ga The baby has been names Carol Le nora. Mrs Hotges in the former Lenora Grace Newton of D.than Mr and Mrs Sandy Hutto of Clayton, Ala announce the birth of a son James Edwin April 1 Grandparents of the baby are Mr and Mra J L. Seay of Stocamb and Mr and Mra Dan Hutts, of Clayton
Mrs T W Kolle of Hannad Indiana was guest of honor at the Beta Delta Club meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Doak 443 Woodland Dr where white snapdragons and other flowers beautified the reception room. Budge was contested at two tables with participants including Mrs Kolle Mrs Press Thornton Mrs Rawlins McKinney Mrs J H O Bryson Mrs HL E Burdeshaw Mrs J M Sillings Mrs Frank Ussery and Mrs Leater Farmer. Following the contest light refreshments were served by the hostesses.
The Hartford chapter of the UD C met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Amanda A Smith with associate hostess Mrs FP D Commander. Decorations featured red roses white snapdragons and blue ragged robins in the reception room as the patriotic motif was emphasized during the gathering.
Mrs Newton entertained yesterday afternoon at a Woodland Drive tea honoring Mrs Jerome Lee Sullivan. Guests enjoyed cream, sandwiches, and festive pink and white decor while a civic program unfolded with remarks on Memorial Day plans and the Monroe Doctrine.
Graceville Garden Club held a Wednesday afternoon session at Mrs Bona Joinson's home with Mrs WoT Lumpkin as joint hostess. Mrs Claud Tindel presided, flower arrangements by Mrs Tindel featured, and lawn culture discussions followed. Exhibit entries included corn flowers, lilies, verbena, columbine, spirea. A columbine arrangement won first prize. Members planned a club flower show for May with public invitation.
Midland City Study Club met at Mrs Wilsons home with hostesses Mrs Daniel and Mrs Carr. President Mrs Brown presided as officers reported duties discussedNational McExe Week observance and an open meeting set for May 5. Talks covered Public Welfare in Defense War and Post War World. Refreshments followed and a gift basket was presented to Mrs Curry for her daughter Patricia Ann.
Georgia guests travel to Montgomery for Huntington College annual house party. Miss Mary Aloe Warne chairs. Miss Marilyn Cogbite directs campus student program. Highlights include a campfire, a floor show, a picture show, pool time, tennis, shopping, and a formal dinner with a Charmina of Huntington College. Attendees from Memphis, Nashville, Sasser, Valdosta, Ellaville, Blakely, Tallapoosa, Sylvester, Plains, Manchester, Lumpkin, Panama City, Bonifay and Crestview expected.
Results of student elections at Huntingdon College announce multiple office holders. Winners include Marie Sinclar of Selma editor of The Huntress, Jean Darling of Andalusia president of Publications Union, Dharma Walker of Hatchechubbee president of Athletic Association, Gloria Walker of Hatchechubbee vice president, Bas Marie Corley of Decatur president of Student Christian Association, and Julia Bentley of Elba for another post.
A garbled list names several officials and editors such as Marlys Cugburz Betty Gensert Mae Lien Wilson and Annette Kelly while mentions an education expenditure claim. The piece lacks coherent events or dates and reads as scattered personnel notes with a reference to government spending.
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