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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1944

Page

6

Selective musings and social notes from a vintage column

A fragmentary copy notes cultural reflections by Anatole France and comments on love and social constraint. A public notice mentions a string band tonight at 6 30 and introduces Sergeant R A Hall of the 730th Railway Operation Battalion serving from England since January 1844, with his wife Ruth Fowler living in Dothan.

R. A. Hall Talion Yance Mrr A. Hall E. Newton Street Yeant Hall Servena Seer England Ruth Fowler Dothan

Birth Announcements From Cepisin to Godwin

Birth notices list several infants with parents in Midland City and surrounding areas including a daughter Jia Hil born July 2 to Mr and Mrs J. F. Stucary and a son Jessie Paul born July 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Godwin. Also mentions a son William Harry born May 35 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodside and Geraldine Helms as mother. Lieutenant Fred R. Gamble earns a soldier's medal for rescuing officers in New Guinea during wartime. He enlisted in 1942, trained at Camp Croft, and was commissioned at Fort Benning. Overseas six weeks.

Jesse L. Godwin Midland City Jessie Paul Harry Woodside Beatle Creek Michigan William Harry Woodside Geraldine Helms Hartford Fred R. Gamble Co. M. Dana Columbus Jesse Crawford Dothan Gamble New Guinea Hue Gemble Army Camp Croft D. C Fort Benning

Retonga touted by Huntsville resident for appetite relief

Mrs. A C St John of Huntsville Alabama reports long lasting appetite loss and fatigue followed by improved appetite and sleep after using Retonga a remedy claimed to relieve vitamin B1 deficiency constipation and digestive weakness. She says she can be active all day and feels better overall after treatment at The Cash Drug Store in Dothan.

Longa Mrs. St In Mra A.C. St John Bison 2 Huntsville Ala John Cash Drug Store Dothan

Vocational Teachers Hold August Meeting in Hartford

Hartford special reports the Geneva county Vocational Teachers Association held its August meeting at the Slocolmb vocational building. Attendees included Mrs. J. M. Reagan Ruth Holliday F H Morgan J. L. Parrish J. F. Turk and A M Bolling. After routine business an ice course with cookies was served. Nanette Harris returned home from Chattahoochee Florida with Miss Mae Pickens and will stay in Dothan a week. Mrs Gertrude James and Connie Love Shirey of Port St. Joe Florida are visiting Columbus Georgia with Mrs Ed Sarmanns.

Hartford Vocational Teachers’ Association of Geneva County Slocolmb J. M. Reagan Mass Ruth Holliday F H Morgan J. L. Parrish J. F. Turk A. ML Bolling Nanette Harris West Main Street Chattahoochee, Fla Mae Pickens Miss Pickens Miss Harris Dothan Gertrude James Connie Love Sol Shirey Port St. Joe Fla Columbus, Ga Ed ‘ Sarmmans

Camp Rucker WAC Activities Reported Tex Detachment Promotions

Camp Rucker WAC unit notes Tex detachment members receive promotions. The column lists personnel on furlough and those promoted, mentions mess duties changes, and names several staff and visiting observers. The piece highlights a Sunday eve snack table plan to reduce daytime mess duty while visiting officers assess new ideas.

Camp Rucker Wac Tex Detachment

New York Matrons Pack War Prisoner Parcels In Buffalo Shop

A small Buffalo shop run by eight society matrons under the American Parcels for Prisoners of War group ferries sweets spices dehydrated foods and vitamins to German and Japanese prisoners. The volunteers fill each box to the 11 pound limit, using wholesale purchases and family donations. Parcels cost about 5.50 with no ration points, and next of kin permits are handled by the Washington provost marshal. The program has shipped 1 983 food parcels and 742 games and smokes, with Canada sourced tobacco and sports gear permitted biweekly and monthly respectively.

Jean Meegan Buffalo Society Mintrons Prsoners of War Association President's War Beef Control Board Tie Matrons Red Cross Eght Washington, D. C Stuart C Welch Canada

Reunion Luncheon for Mrs Morse Held at Graceville Home

Family and relatives gathered Sunday at the Graceville home of Mrs Soome Phillips for a memorial reunion honoring the late Mrs Mary Frances Morse. Attendees included numerous Phillips, Kirkland, Crutchfield, McCullough, and other local families from Graceville, Dothan, Sneads, and surrounding areas, with a large luncheon served to all.

Mary Frances Morsey Soome Philps Graceville C .D. Phillips Nina Sue Noma Grace Annette Willie Phillips Robbie Edna Faye Hurry Joe Ralph Brown Frances Columbus Burke Sneads Fla Register Lou Newton Lavan Eufaula Kim Franklin Fanne Nadine Sara Nan R. W Roland Carlton Frankin Barbara Reemus Franklin Route Three Greene Crutchield Jim Frank Buddy Crutchfield Flossy Floy Major Adkins E . Davis Don Hugh Comer Barnes Jackie James C. H McCullough J Kirkland Coy Kirkland Lester Kirkland C A. Kirkland J .L McCullough Jimmie Bonnie Dothan W. L. McCullough Katie Nell Boldy Carolyn Benny Robert Earl John David Buck Register Tulle Hall Hazel Joe Rodgers Grace- Ville

Geneva Agent Reports On 4 H Club Work and Plans

Hartford area 4 H club notes from July by HM Neal assistant county agent list members Ballard Phillips Samson Charles Paul Hartford Kinnes Wood Hartford John Lewis Morgan Samson route John Paul Kelly Slocomb Slocomb route Ceci l Marti Slocomb route Ray Bageelt Geneva Sonny Moss Slocomb route Junior Eldridge Coffee Springs Fred Alford Ha cod a route R D Kingland Slocomb route Victoriaides reported on seven projects pigs for fall markets buying war stamps raising sweet potatoes canning vegetables Club boys urged to watch for velvet bean caterpillar a peanut worm insect damaging soybeans velvet beans kudzu and other legumes and urged daily checks with 10 to 12 pounds of either grevalite or Kyrodide per acre to control infestation.

Hartford HM. Neal Folows Ballard Phillips Samson Charles Paul Kinnes Wood John Lewis Morgan John Paul Kelly Slocomb Rt Cecil Marti Slocomb Ray Bageelt Geneva Sonny Moss Junior Eldridge Coffee Springs

Pinckard Club Hosts Mrs P Clements July Meeting

Pinckard Alabama July meeting of the Pinckard Garden Club was hosted at Mrs. Preston Clements home with abundant cut flowers and potted plants. Vice president Mrs Haisden presided. secretary and treasurer filed reports. Mrs A D Gullage and Mrs J P Walton spoke on the Fornb y Home in Auburn and Miss Marie Harr es, delegate to the National Education Association meeting.

Pinckard, Ala Pinckard Garden Club Preston Clements Haisden A. D Gullage J. P. Walton Fornby Auburn Marie Harres National Education Association

Prissy Reports Uneven Play in Stovall Proctor Match

A fragmented report notes uneven play in a Stovall proctor matchup as Derry concedes. The text mentions Lentess being assisted by Alto Boriand, with unclear details and timing.

Prissy HC Stovall

Red Crag workers and local figures in Thursday notes

Local brief records note Red Crag workers with Mrs George C Come Ming Walt Me KF Mss S G Meswles Knowles TaLene Jean Beestoier Bustier bandszes observed Thursday. Names appear in fragmentary form of a larger social or employment roundup from a historic column.

Briege Red Crag George C Ming Walt Knowles TaLene Jean Beestoier

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