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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1944
Page
10
Dorothy Dix comments on postwar social trends and marriage pressures, noting that wartime upheaval shapes expectations. She warns about social judgments and the strain of adapting intimate plans to public scrutiny.
A wartime column condemns blind faith in divorce and rushed marriages. It argues divorce cannot erase past hurts or guarantee happiness, warning that after the war many couples may separte. Emphasizes dangers of marrying on impulse and the hollow hope of rejuvenation through divorce.
The Episcopal Church of the Nativity presents the Lenten Mire Box offering by its children at 10 30 am with small flower bouquets and a floral cross. Rev Clement Ritter begins a series on Great Nights of the Bible at vesper. Also, Rev William F Wimberly of First Baptist Athens preaches at both services while Rev Sam Reeves conducts revival services in Birmingham at Calvary Baptist Church.
Alabama will allow licensed liquor dealers to rebottle spirits from large containers into one and a half ounce miniature bottles starting April 24. The Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board ordered the change and required state tax stamps on the bottle and contents, while also mandating the discontinuation of half pint bottles.
Statement to the public outlines a record of service to Houston County schools and community groups. The candidate emphasizes collaboration with agencies in Hayton County and pledges continued effort to keep schools among the state’s best, urging voters to consider his tenure and vote if his services justify a return. The note discusses finances and tax money, noting state appropriations fund eight month school terms and that the board handles large budgets.
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