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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1945
Page
4
The excerpt presents poetic fragments about night, heaven, bells, and guiding virtue. It juxtaposes sacred imagery with reflections on darkness and Providence. The text references Patchen and a passage from Cloth of the Tempest, exploring themes of light, moral shelter, and the theater of life.
Mr and Mrs H L Palmer of Headland announce the engagement of their niece Christine Beasley to Flight Officer Daniel W Johnson Jr also of Headland The couple plan to wed August 22 The Army calls for 57 000 000 pounds of peanut butter to be used by the Army in 1945.
Captain and Mrs W P Bill Ivey announce the arrival of a daughter Sandra Joan while they reside with Mrs AJ Ivey of Pinckard. Captain Ivey is on assignment in the Southwest Pacific. Technical Sergeant Kenneth orrest Collins and Mrs Collins announce a son John Orrest born July 30 in a local hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J J Collins of Geneva and Mr and Mrs Robert B Davis of Teaneck, NL T. Staff Sergeant C A Robinson and Mrs Robinson with daughter Tony arrived for a short visit with Mrs Robuson's mother in Washington DC. Mrs Ro M Carswell and Mr Carswell of W405 Soul St Andrews street. Private Charles Gerald Burde shaw arrives safely at Luray Island per wife Marie Burdeshaw of Webb. Fiveale Burde shaw, son of Mr and Mrs R O Burdeshaw of Weadland, renews basic training at Camp Robinson Arkansas. Mrs Wf F Phelps and children Barbara and Fancher of Montgomery are in Dothan visiting Mr and Mrs W L Horne East Main Street.
L J Hardy Jr, who served 21 months with the Eighth Air Force in England, was feted at a luncheon at his parents home in Neadland ranch town. Guests included numerous Havens and Hardy family members plus friends and local residents in attendance.
Instructions for sugarless ice cream using rennet tablets with basic method and variations including caramel and maple nut flavors. Combines dissolving tablets in cold water, warming light cream, adding flavoring, then cooling and freezing. Variations add caramel, vanilla, nuts, and maple syrup per recipe steps.
Birtie C Johnson and his wife Bernice Jones return to Headland route three after seven months in the European Theater. Johnson wears the ETO ribbon, a Good Conduct Medal, a combat badge, and the Presidential Unit Citation with three battle stars.
Club de Vingt held a bridge luncheon at the Hewson Motel from 11 AM to 1 PM with Mire W. C. Farmer and Bra Rewlins MrKinney as hostesses. Mrs R. M. Rowan won high and sure winner honors. Other players included numerous named members and guests, plus two hostesses. Also note arrivals and travels of several local residents and the Foy family visiting from Jacksonville, Texas.
Gayle Andrews eight months old is the healthy daughter of Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Willie Andrews of Newton. Mrs. Andrews and Gayle live with Mr. Andrews' father W. D. Searcy on route one while Sergeant Andrews serves in Germany. Gayle's paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Andrews of Newton, Ala. Captain Parnell Lewis, recently returning from twenty three months in the Pacific Theater, arrived Tuesday for a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Lewis.
A NEA feature outlines hostess Nancy Gray the elder among social advisors. Katey stresses tactful questioning to learn guests interests and home lives to coax shy individuals into conversation. Also included are random notes on dry cleaning, coffee exports, a baby announcement, wallpaper stain removal, and prewar US fig imports.
Mrs Oakley presided at the Book Review Club meeting held yesterday afternoon. The program featured a review of Tasler Celine's novel The Wide House by guest speaker Mir W OC Feon. Members present included Mrs E N Posemore, Mrs Mary Jo Cook, Mrs Allen, Mrs Reign Macgson, Mrs J C Krapee, Mrs Joe Wilsar, Mrs Oakley, Mrs W T Burkert, Mrs Mike Soilie, and Mrs Row with Ozark residents also in attendance.
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