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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1943

Page

6

Mrs Poitevint Hosts Circle Meeting at Lafayette Street

Lafayette Street Methodist W and C circle met at Mrs C L Poitevint 08 Blackshear St. Program featured Me L C Dengie on Humor in the Pulpit and a devotional by Mrs J L Following a business session and social hour, ten members attended and Mrs Grady Watford joined as a new member. Nearby notices mention relatives visiting Damascus Ga and Midway Opelika trips, service members stationed locally, and other social updates.

Cirelg Lafayette Street Yeaterday Mra C. Poitevint Blackshear Street LC. Dengie J. L Lght Grady Watford

Birthday Fete Honors J. C. Dean

A birthday luncheon honored J. C. Dean on Sunday at his Midland City home marking his 60th birthday anniversary. Relatives and family friends from Midland City and nearby towns attended, including the Deans, Farmers, Waldings, Ward and Carmichael families.

Dean Midland City Route Two Lanniveary John Dean Famly Pearl Farmer Delma Farmer Manion Miag Inez Dixon Dewey Lee Dean Joe Dean J. T. Dean Paul Farmer Alex Jerkins Hazel Mathis Welter Dean Lilly Mae Dean Alex Dunn Carl Crews Lorain Richards Mike Walden Cheser Piichard James Dean James Dunn Ruby Moses Mace Walding Misa Hare Walding Howard Carmichael Dothan J. B. Ward A. C. Ward Black Lilly Dansby K V. Ward Mise Sue Carre Ward Graceville

Miss Joy Brannon Honored At Party

Miss Joy Brannon leaving Hartford for West Palm Beach Fla was honored at a party in the American Legion Hall Friday hosted by friends. Decorations featured patriotic colors and guests enjoyed games and amusements. Hostesses listed included Mrs C C Edmondson and Mrs Eddvth Brannon with Miaseo Barbara Johnston Joan Spent Mildred Hale and others serving refreshments.

Hartford Mian Joy Brannon West Palm Beach Fla American Legion Hall C. C Edmondson Eddvth Brannon

Birth Announcements From Military Families

Lieut and Mrs Phillip Bean Geelley announce a daughter born at Emory Hospital Atlanta Ga Mrs Shelley formerly Lola Center now Copperhill Tenn while Leut Shelley formerly Headland is on foreign assignment with the US Army Air Forces Private and Mrs Wiley Minor Barnhill announce a daughter July 28 to team Regina Wylene Private Barshill US Signal Corps on foreign assignment Mrs Barnhill formerly Willie Crockett of Dothan

Phillip Bean Geelley Emory Hospital Atlanta Mra Shelley Lola Center, Ly Copperhill Tens Leut Shelley Headland Ts Oo US Army Air Forces Wiley Minor Barnbill Joly Regina Wylene Barshill U, & Signal Corps Mra Barnhill Willie Crockett Dothan

Girls Auxiliary Ts Entertained at Mrs Williams Home

Members of the Marthe Ellis Girls Auxiliary led by Mrs Attis Williams met Monday afternoon at Miss Mary Sue Bulli wan's home. Miss Ann Turner presided as the program by Misses Turner Hayes Sullivan Tranum Ward and Mrs Williams followed. Refreshments were served to a large group including Misses Cannon Hayes Williams Tranum Camp Ward Clark Sheehan Sullivan and others. Mrs Carol Sullivan attended as a visitor.

Marthe Ellis Girl Attis ‘Williams Mary Sue Bulliwan Ann Turner Misses Ann Turner Mina Sue Hayes Mary Sue Sullivan Mary Ella Tranum Carolyn Ward Mrs. Williams Misses Mera Mary Cannon Eugenia Wiliams Mary Elle

Newville Club Meets For Games

Mrs J A Roberts hosted her bridge club gathering in Newville with decorated rooms of lube roses and marigolds. Attendees included Mrs C T Jones, Mr James Price, Mrs J W Capps, Mrs Loyd Griffin, Mrs J C Dunn, Mrs A L Whigham, Mrs Grant Whiddon, Mrs Lockerd Brannon, Mrs Scott Lindsey, Miss Ann Lee Griffin, and Miss Camilla Roberts, seated at three tables.

Newville Ale J. A. Roberts C. T. Jones James Price J. W. Capps Loyd Griffin J. C. Dunn A. L. Whigham Grant Whiddon

Lizzie Doswell Celebrates 73rd Birthday at Newton Gathering

Mrs. Lizzie Doswell observed her 73rd birthday Sunday at the home of Mrs. Claude Halls in Newton. Relatives and friends attended including Mr. and Mrs. Claude Halls, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Doswell and children Melva Grace and Wendell, C. R. Johnson and children Robert and Martha Alice of Frostproof, Fla, Albert Bass and son Jerry of Midland City, Lois Medisy and son Ralph, Arthur Hardy and sons Benny Ray and Jimmy Paul, Mrs. Allen Condrey and sons Paul and Temes M. Hardy and Bob Medley.

Lizzie Doxwell Claude Halls Newton J. A. Doswell Meliw Grace and Windell C. R. Johnson Robert Martha Alice Frost Proof Albert Bass Jerry Midland City Lois Medisy Ralph Arthur Hardy Benny Ray Jimmy Paul Allen Condrey Paul and Temes M. Hardy Bob Medley

Soldier Honored At Family Party

A family dinner honored Private Benjamin P. Woodham of Jefferson Missouri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodham. Attendees included numerous relatives from Dethan Headland Manatee and surrounding areas, plus several Woodham family members and guests.

Tom Woodham Dethan Benjamin P. Woodham Jefferson, Mo Private Woodham J. M. Beaafield Manatee Fla W. M. Corley Dothan H. J. Worley Judy Marle Mary Hayes Preston Hayes Dan Woodham Luther Jones Glenda and Lewie Headland Lucy Woodham Earl Woodham Buck W. C. Gamble Head~land Geraldine and Beatrice Graves Woodham Jerry Ann Johnston Jeanny Johnston Billy Joe Johnston Clyde Battles Nelle Pearl Holley Alex Johns

Miss Baker Sets Red Cross Record

ENTERPRISE Alabama. Miss Betty Baker twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Baker Enterprise is setting a record in Red Cross work. She made her first surgical dressing on March 15 and since that time has averaged from 230 to 300 dressings every work day. In the past week in three and one half days she folded 100 bandages. Her two brothers are in service in the U S Army Air Forces stationed in India and training in Macon Georgia. R T Dickey of Thomas Ga arrived for a visit to her parents. Mrs Burkett improving after a week s illness at her home.

Enterprise Ala Betty Baker W. A. Baker Red Cross India Pte Harry Baker U. S Army Air Forces Macon Eee

High Durability Furs Make 1943 Coats A Many-Season Buy

New York fur fashion advice urges selecting durable furs for 1943 coats. Guidance covers quality, fit for height and figure, and season-spanning styles from silver gray Indian lamb to muskrat and beaver, with tips on coat length and silhouettes for different body types. Also notes local social updates and military transfers.

Rosellen Callahan NEA New York

WACs Show Friendly Spirit In Meeting Army Problems

A group of WACs recounts a wartime journey from Grand Central to Fort Devens. They describe the odd, bustling start at New Jersey and Boston, the mix of nerves and humor, the reception by soldiers, and the early stages of basic training as they move into barracks and bed assignments.

Wacs Cory Trudy Whitman Grand Central Terminal New Jersey Fort Devens New England de Merve Boston Booth Station North Station North Etation Ayer Wac

Slocomb Matron Hosts Bridge Party in Alabama

Slocomb Ala Mrs Donald H Scott entertained at a bridge party at her homeThursday afternoon flowers were arranged for decoration After games Mrs J F Roberson was awarded high score prize Light refreshments were served to Mrs T M Weeks Mrs J T Boyetts Miss Ope Garner Mrs C E Segrant Mrs Hugh Segrest Mrs J F Roberson Mrs Clyde Smith and Mrs Bogg Garner Also news of locals Barbara Ritch Catherine Sanders Marion Wright Jane Whidom and Catherine Adams returning from Newton with Miss Anne Witherington Mejor and Mrs Ray Hawley and children leaving for a beach vacation near Panama City</S>

Slocomb Ala Donald H. Scott J. F. Roberson T. M. Weeks J. T. Boyetts Ope Garner C. E. Segrant Hugh Segrest Clyde Smith Bogg Garner Mize Barbara Ritch Catherine Sanders Marion Wright Jane Whiddom Catherine Adams Newton Misa Anne Witherington

Miss Xilscre Gig Party At Webb Home

Corrupt OCR text details a family gathering at a Webb home with mentions of Carlos Wiggins Mittard Guang Earl Crawford and Corporal George L. Givenste, returning to Camp Edsiby Wey after a short stay with his wife and children.

Xilscre Webb Hom Carlos Wiggins Mittard Guang Earl Crawford Wire — Taevam Tedder Poe Gilbert George L. Givenste Camp Edsiby, Wey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Refuge Meen Brophes Vincent Banet Mrs. C. L. Poitevint Nathasie Faulk Damascus Gase Floy Hall Midway Opelika Aady Midway Abe Mr. Hall Mary FE. Hall Wea Clement Torbert Kenneth Odom Brookisy Wield Moblie Leon Harvard Jessa Frank Sallfoes Abasia James R. Shofner A. S. Matines South Pacific War Zone Corporal Shofner Mra N. Grantham Washington St Pearl Carter Columbia Dothen W. T Hall Larkwiy Villas Eligabeth Frances Baxter Raymond Rodney Catherine Matthews Ozark Anne Littleton Opetike Joe Gowan Merhry Deus Gerramente Air Depot McCreliga Field Cabara Noel Porter Episcopal Diocese of Sacramento Air Depot J. C. Dean Mary and Martha Lafayette Street Methodist Church D. K. Seay W. Main Street George Vance Aon Louis Points Tennessee J. Newton Bass Jimmy Brontgomery Newville Club Lizzie Doswell Miss Baker R. T. Dickey Thomas. Ga J. W. Burkett Mies Juanita Lee Webb Kappa Delta Pi Alabama Polytechnic Institute G. M. Lewis, Jr US & Army Air Forces Miami Beach Camp Lee Petersburg T. R. Cooper Oxford C. & Cooper N. Lena Street Cooper Phillip Wilds Panama City Beach Corporal Harmon Battles Camp McCoy Wisconsin Mr. i Bud Battles Mra. W. O Vaughn Elba H. Brock Mervin Lewlig, Jr Nell Brock Slocomb Matron Mejor Ray Hawley Panama Ty Arisoceie Arica
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