Bride of Captain Schiavelli Ties Up With Service Club Officer
Dorothy Clenney of Abbeville Alabama will wed Captain George F. Schiavelli at her parents home. The couple met in May 1942 when he, a Camp Rucker officer, courted the Newville teacher who held degrees from Alabama Polytechnic Institute and the University of Alabama. He rose from Tactical Officer at New York Military Academy to Captain on December 2 192. The service club officer previously ran a citrus business in Florida and worked in real estate development finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Clemsy
George F. Schiavelli
Halge G. Ededahi
Bpo
Elil Service
Camp Rucker
Alabame
A. D. Clenney
Abbeville
Alabama
America
Leutenant
Long Island
Quartermaster’s Department
Dot” Clenney
Aiabama Polytechnic Institute
State Teachers College
University of Alabama
Newville
Ala
Apectstors
Cpl
Ralph E. Clenney
United States Army Air Forces
England
P. Schiavelli
Jamaica Estates
New York
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Civilian Conservation Corps
Montana
New York Military Academy
Fort Benning
Georgia
Fort Meade
Maryland
Florida
John
Auld Mies
Dorothy Cleanser
Abe
F. Schiavell
Helge G. Ekedahl
Epach Service
Service Clubs
Miss Cinney
Fragmented Women's Page Teaser From Local Paper
Unclear OCR text shows disjointed phrases about women’s page and tomorrow’s forecast. Mentions of five day, charts, and a country loft, lacking concrete persons places or events to identify a proper news item.
Garden Club Holds Business Meeting
The Dothan Garden Club met at the library on Tuesday for a business session with a large turnout. Officers for 1903 were elected, tasks assigned, and plans announced for plant orders and yearlong beautification efforts including talks on gladioli cultivation and public health topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAF
Wil Pemein
Bristol Board
FR Petiamne
Steel Asd
Dothan Gerden Overs Club
Fete Tm
Pases Spies Om
Teesday
Pial
Armiss
J. C. Anthony
Victor Mavity
Hamilton
Norman Joans
John K
Baty Health Department
Birth Announcement for Herbert Skipper at Len Hospital
Mr and Mrs Herbert Wilees announce the birth of a son, Herbert Skipper, at Len Hospital January 2. Mr and Mrs Edward BR Bake of Webb announce the arrival of a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wilees
Herbert Skipper
Lenhospital
Edward BR. Bake
Ot Webb
American Poetry Club Hosts New Century Club Meeting
Mrs George H Males led a program for the New Century Club at 1005 W Mais St with Miss Killingworth substituting for Mrs Ford. Edsa St Viscant Benet’s short story was read by Mrs Malone Yeeds and a comparison of Edward Arlington Robinson and Robert Frost was presented. Mrs Bennett chaired the business session and health film by Dr Burrett followed.
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Mra. Banton Quick
W. Mais Strest
New Century Club
George H. Males
Kildageworth
Mra E. & Ford
Edward Artingtoe Robinmom
Robert Frost
Malone Yeeds
Edsa St. Viscant Benet
C. C. Bennett
Foster Street Methodist Church Society Meeting
The Foster Street Methodist W.8.C3 monthly business meeting met Monday afternoon with Mrs. F. B. Culver presiding. Mrs. F. C. Whigham gave the devotional on Peace and Mr. H. G. Tiller spoke on Christianity's reasonableness for a just and enduring routine. The treasurer noted a conference pledge of 72379. Dr W T Burkett, Houston County health officer, showed a health film. Membership counted 68. Private Ben Lehman Johnson, stationed at Orlando Air Base, visits his father J. 8. Johnson in Dothan. Dan Snead and wife Angelle Diane moved home from hospital.
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Foster Street
F. B. Culver
F. C. Whigham
H. G. Tiller
W T. Burkett
Houston County
Circlen
Ben Lehman Johnson
Orlando Air Base
Orlando
Fla
Dothan
J. 8. Johnson
Lafayette Street
Aes
Miss Hardy Weds Private Etheridge in Headland Ceremony
Mr and Mrs L J Hardy of Headland renounce their daughter Mary Ethel to Private Henry O Etheridge of Mapler Field son of Mr and Mrs Charlie Etheridge of Dothan The Rev C A Casart of Dothan performed the nuptial January 74 with relatives and friends in attendance The bride wore honey beige crepe with matching accessories and a corsage of roses The Etheridges will reside in Headland with her parents during his Napier Field assignment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Hardy
Headland
Mary Ethel
Henry O. Etheridge
Mapler Field
Charlie Etheridge
Dothan
C A. Casart
Etheridge
Napier Field
Breakfast Club Ig Entertained by Mrs Solomon
Mrs J Z Solomon hosted the Breakfast Club Tuesday morning at her Cherokee Avenue home. Early spring flowers brightened the rooms as guests enjoyed a breakfast bridge style. Attending were Mrs N B Cannady, Mrs H B Burdeshaw, Mrs Horace Hall, Mrs Amos Jones, Mrs Van Ritch, Mrs R M Rowan, Mrs J M Staldings and Mrs Arthur Malone. Oscar N Ray is convalescing in a local hospital since Sunday. Mrs Mason Rowe returned from a week visiting her son Mason C Rowe Jr stationed at Fort Smith Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Solomon
Cherokee Avenue
Mra. N. B
Cannady
H B Burdeshaw
Horace Hall
Amos Jones
Mra. van Ritch
R. M Rowan
J M
Arthur Malone
Oacar N Ray
Mason Rowe
Mason C. Rowe, Jr
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Dothan Youth Named ROTC Honor Graduate
Two ROTC cadets from Dothan and Abbeville were named honor graduates by Col William T Carpenter commanding officer of the ROTC at the University of Alabama. Cadet Major James A Ward Jr led in infantry and Cadet Major Robert N Whitehurst led in the engineer corps based on scholastic excellence leadership character and military aptitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers Training Corps
University of Alabama
Wm T Carpenter
ROTC
James A Ward, Jr
Dothan
Infantry
Robert N Whitehurst
Abbeville
Engineer Corps
Poll Tax Totals Awaited as Figures Incomplete
Tax officials said compilation of poll tax payments since the February 1 deadline remains incomplete but expected to finish by tomorrow. Collector A W Gwaltney had figures through Saturday, while many voters filed to set records after a Monday death delayed delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A W Gwaltney
Recreation Center Building Completed at Foster and Burdeshaw
Dothan recreation center construction faced delays from labor shortages and supply issues. Commission president Bates said plumbing and heating equipment caused days of hold ups, furnishings have not arrived, bids were short, and a loan decision is pending. Once fully furnished, the center will open with existing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Recreation Jeenter
Foster and Burdeshaw Street
Commission
Lo¢ Bates
Bates
Mias Branford Selected for WAAC Duty at Fort Oglethorpe
Evelyn Branford of 105 Fort Washington street Dothan has been accepted by WAAC and ordered to report for duty at the Third WAAC Training Center Fort Oglethorpe Georgia on February 16 as announced by the public relations office.
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Mias
Evelyn Branford
Fort Washington Street
Dothan
Women’s Army Auxiliary
WAAC
Fort Oglethorpe
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Oclock
Maury McCarty
Gerard Street
Buster Brown
Girl Scout
Baxter
Brownbilt Shoe Store
Mra von Bovderees
Samed
Fou Deail
Club Studies ‘American Poetry
Church Society
Tre Dan Snead
Angelle Diane
Dusy Street
Valentine
Rainer Studio
Miss Hardy
FSA
Mary M. Larkin
Heme
Troy
Morria M Borland
Ardina
Borland
Oklahoma
Hema Funch
Heron
Abou
Coca-Geta
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