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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1944

Page

7

Solitude and reminiscence echo in a student's verse

A fragment from a Women's Page column blending poetry and diary tone. It recalls a past love with images of mist, tobacco scents, and old pipes, then shifts to lines about solitude and laughter versus tears, ending with an Ella Wheeler Wilcox couplet.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Carter Johnson Wedding Announced

Mr and Mrs Wilton Sturges announce the marriage of their daughter Jane Sturges Johnson to Marvin Halliday Carter lieutenant U S Army Air Forces of Jackson Ming formerly of Atlanta The marriage was solemnized April 18 in the post chapel at Jackson Army Air Base The couple reside at Jackson during the current assignment

Wilton Sturges Jane Sturges Johnson Marvin Halliday Carter U.S. Army Air Forces Jackson Ming Atlanta Wee Jackson Army Air Base Jack

Home Council Head To Show Pictures Of Chinese Life

Hartford area Hatcher announces that 32 home demonstration clubs will show Chinese life pictures at meetings during May. Prof. Axford Saran and J. C. Troy plan a quiz. Mrs. Hatcher aims to foster了解 cultural knowledge. Geneva County will map state Home Demonstration objectives for May China health and postwar planning. Dothan Study Club meets Friday at 2 pm for Surgical Dressing Room work.

Hartford Hatcher Geneva Unty Coun Hheese Nae Esen Howe Clube Maese Axford Saran J. C. Troy Willleo Mer Tub Sloecambhares Vera Kelly Voion Fadelle Balcomb Communty Tee Chapal Talang Matesom Hattforl Mre J Clark Black Dundee High Nore Eliff Wreona Pant Wesley Chapel McNeal Coffee Springs Mamie Ruth Merdeck Are Bellwood Providence Roeda Chancellor Bullock Roe Parker Samson Lowery Hacoda Reest Ganer Hidle Pines Grove New Home Open Pond Lytle Famwon Geneva County China America Farm Bureau Bat Mongomery

Class Officers Hold Meeting at Hoth Sunday Renue

Officers of the Hoth Sunday Renue Baptist Church met Tuesday evening to outline duties of each officer. Present were Mix Cotten Mrs N Fo Walter Mrs Jota Adkins Mrs Ike Nelson Mrs Tolleson Mrs Frank Reynolds Mrs ewe McGill Mrs Dan Morris Mrs Olver Bentley and Mrs L J Thomas Jr.

Uel Affton Lynch W. Bustleshaw Mira Claude Gorwan Lana Nees Mix Cotten N. Fo Walter Jota Adkins Ike Nelson Hs Tolleson Frank Reynolds

Girls Auxiliary Fleets Officers Named at First Church Event

The Girls Auxiliary of the First Church hosted Miss Mary Frances Stuckland at 55 St Andrews Street where officers elected May 1 include president Miss Stuckland and vice president Miss Mary Sue Sullivan with secretary Giorix Sander a treasurer Myra Ann Herring and reporter Mera Cannon. Members listed include Ann Turner Jean Bollinders Joan Nowell Ann Ruhie Celia Walden Martha Camp Sara Ann Cunningham Minna Sue Mayes Mary Ella Tranam Mera and Mary Cannon Mary Sue Sullivan June Clark Gloria Sanders Maxine Payne Myra Herring and Mrs L J Thomas Jr. Jewell Robertson previously with the US Navy returned to Camp Norma Oklahoma after twelve days with his parents at 909 East Washington Street. Mrs W A Pittman left for Mobile to visit family including Tom Dodd and son Thomas Jr. Mrs C W Bell and son Dickey travel to Mobile to visit relatives Sergeant and Mrs J H Scarborough.

Mary Frances Stuckland St. Andrews Street Miss Stuckland Mary Sue Sullivan Giorix Sandera Myra Ann Herning Mise Mera Cannon Misses Ann Turner Jean Bollinders Joan Nowell Ann Ru Hie Celia Walden Martha Camp Sara

Volunteers Sought for Surgical Dressings Room Work

The Red Cross appeal for volunteers to resume making surgical dressings has drawn a slow response. The reopened work room at 868 North St Andrews Street seeks at least 22 volunteers daily Tuesday through Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with heavy turnout hoped as Channel invasion preparations continue.

Red Cross Volunters Belive Dothan France Morris Malone Coca Cola Plann North St. Andrews Street Arthur Morris N B. Cannady W. T. Street C Woodham Charles Smart Guy Prescott A. E. Bass

All-Bran documented as relief for constipation

A reader letter touts Kellogg's All-Bran as healing constipation after six weeks of daily use with milk and fruit. Scientists cite spiney fibers in All-Bran aiding colon flora and stool regularity. The ad urges consuming only Kellogg's All-Bran, produced in Battle Creek, to achieve real relief.

Kellogg's My. E. C Zook Box Fairbury Nature Kellogg’s Battle Creek

Matrons' Club Plans Music Week Program

Abbeville notices a Matr ons' Club event May 25 at the Baptist Church featuring vocal and piano music and readings as part of Music Week. Mrs W E Chambers chairs, with members and guests listed, plus routine club honors and local war service notes.

Matrons Abbeville Matrume Club Beptut Mra W. E Chambers CS. Keller Port End J. B. Lang Mra. Co & Farmer B. H. Alles O. L. Bland L. Wood W. E. Chambers

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