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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1948

Page

4

Dothan School System Names 1948 49 Teachers and Principals

Superintendent Bruce Flurry released the 1948 49 roster for white and Negro schools in Dothan city. Two positions at Southside and Rose Hill elementary remain unfilled. Fall term begins September 6 with enrollment rules for six year olds requiring birth certificates and an October 1 age deadline. Principals and teachers listed across Southside Rose Hill Highlands Minn ie Heard Young Junior High Senior High and the Negro schools with many named staff.

Bruce Flurry Southside Rose Hill Flurry Alice Eliott Henri Bruner Eunice O. Folkes Ruby Lawrence Irene Mobley Alice Watford Frances Whigham Ruby Gherer Sara Abt Forrest Collins Evelyn Ellis Eleanor Martin Merle Peterson B. C. Ward Highlands Emmie Thompson Sara M. Baxter Neida Camp Willie Griffin Bertha Howell Mary Jeter Esther Ligon Edith Moore W. A. Rhea Frances Wood Minnie T. Heard Deora Cook Elma Adams White Aileen Cotton Jessie Holland Mary Virginia Knight B. N. Scarbrough C. W. Scott Emily Slocomb Sara S. Gullege Bernice Woods Marjorie Wilson Lela Stuckey Young Junior Mildred Anthony Mary Baker Florence Daly Fannie Mae Faulk Laura Lee Ferguson Pauline Jernigan Mary Willie Jones H. B. McBryde Marigaret McCall Carolyn McCallum Martha Sanders C. W. Segrest Essie Mae Ssmitherman EW. Walker Matha Ward T. G. Vaughan Dixie Christian Mary Cox Brunner Howell M. Hampton Jane Flurry Irene Lisenby Mathew West Cisra Boling Christine Brown Adelaide Burkett Helen Clark Annie E. Clayton Susie Dumas Gertrude Foster Alveta Hawk Willie K. Schectt Matha Jarrett Ethell Johnson Anna L. Jones Jewell Jones Ruth McCullough Middie Aford Ellen McGuire Bessie Murrary Helen Key Roberts Virginia Rolling Mollie Smith Mollie Spiller Flora M. Lewis Tyson Thelma Whiting Verdelle Williams Evelyn Brown Doris Boykin Willie Bryant Precious Williams L. J. McRae Rosa McRae Millie F. Simmons John Lewis Hill, Jr Gussie McMillan Bertha A. Gibson Hardie Batey Mac Ward Hattie Smith Robbie B. West

Hogs and cattle prices slip after record midweek high in Chicago

Livestock traders report hogs quoted 21.50 to 30.00 with a weekly decline despite an all time high of 31.50 touched on Wednesday. Good steer prices fell 50 cents to 1.00, most weights down. spring lambs and yearlings shed 1.00 to 1.50. Cattle volumes run large with beef cows and vealers down. top steer price touched 42.00 briefly, next at 40.85, yearlings around 41.00 and 94 pound yearlings at 406.00, amid broader margins and rising supply expectations.

Chicago Agriculture Department

New Royal Dynasty To Begin In Britain With Lilabet's Child

Princess Elizabeth is expected to give birth around Oct. 15 at Balmoral Castle. The House of Mountbatten would succeed the Windsor line, with debate over whether Windsor titles remain. If a son is born, questions arise on precedence, titles, and whether the child becomes Prince of Wales.

Richard D. McMillan London Elizabeth House of Mountbatten House of Windsor Windsor Mountbatten Victoria House of Hanover Albert Prince Comfort Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Britain George V Saxe-Coburg Philip Duke of Edinburgh Great Britain Privy Council Earl of Buckingham Palace Edward Duke of Windsor

English mother learns of war bride daughter's death in transit

A mother traveling from London to Sioux City learned upon arrival that her daughter Joyce Mary Jesske, 23, died in a Sioux City sanatorium hours before. Joyce had married Leo Jesske during wartime, last seen her mother in 1916, and died of tuberculosis. Authorities deferred inquiry to the son-in-law who relayed the news.

New York London Sioux City Laura Hewitt Caicazo Leo Jesske Jesske Ins Joyce Mary

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