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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1946
Page
6
A fragment recalls Yue spending Sunday with Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Jack, and mentions Mire, Lesa Harvard, PBS Ge, and Me with Lacks and family in an informal social moment. The exact details and relations are unclear from the fragment.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs. J L Eliz, Historian of the Chapter. Mrs Guy Waller of Misr! has arrived to join her husband TSgt Guy Waller, recently discharged from the Army Air Corps after three years service and seventeen months in the Pacific. They visit his parents on Ashford route and plan to live in Dethan.
A Dothan reader reports dramatic relief from gas, headaches, and irregular bowels after using INNER-AID a blend of 12 herbs. The ad claims digestion improves, meals settle, and symptoms vanish, urging others with gas and constipation to try the product sold in local drug stores.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Casey of Dothan route one announce the birth of a son named Bobby Clyde at a local hospital on January 31.
AP News notes a Fleming-Hall Tobacco survey showing women buy and smoke 68 percent of cigarettes, with 25,000 women questioned. Findings reveal 68 percent purchase for themselves, 99 percent smoking for personal use. contrast with past years showing rising female smoking among the population.
Fes Deri Header, 201 oem of Mr and Mrs. Fox Herder, celebrated his third birthday Saturday at the Do than Country Club. Guests included Mary Martha Lite, Nancy Dawkins, Lucy Dawkins, Mary Jean Myers, and others while Mildred Henderson served punch assisted by Mrs Everidee and Mr Warrick. Mrs Ford directed the event.
Mrs. Frasces Daffin reports a Jackson County gathering with about seventy five church members. Officers elected for Graceville include vice president Mrs. H C Harless and secretary-treasurer Mrs. John Fuquay. Rev A C Abney opened the program with speakers including Rev S G Ge Behe and Mrs S G Renfroe. Primary candidates for May 7 and May 23 were listed: Merrill Clark John E Lambe B L Salomon Troy Peacock for representative and Amos E Lewis Claude Alford W Fooser for State Senate. L D McHae seeks reelection as State Attorney. Hays Lewis Jr. is attorney for Jackson County and to be voted on.
Miss Mildred Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Johnson of Dothan route two, married Harmon Battles son of Mr and Mrs Bud Battles of Dothan route two on February 2 at 10 00 a m. The Rev Albert Davia officiated in the couple’s home. The bride wore a light blue suit with matching accessories. Maid of honor was Pauline Sabon and Clarence Johnson was best man. They plan a wedding trip to Florida and will live on route two.
Ruth Millett argues that women remain emotionally dependent despite education and opportunity. She questions why women show limited public responsibility amid war, housing shortages, and national concerns. The piece explores if fear of male disapproval or faulty education fuels domestic focus over citizenship.
Special correspondent describes King Haakon VII of Norway as the most popular monarch among contemporary kings. The article notes Norway’s democratic monarchy with no court life, Haakon’s plain, relatable manner, and his long tenure since 1905. It recounts his rise from Danish prince to Norwegian king, and the public loyalty shown during wartime.
The text describes King Heakon’s symbol widely seen in wartime Norway and the underground distribution of "Ten Commandments for" loyalists. It notes his return on June 7, 105, aligning with key national anniversaries and a mass welcoming celebration by the Norwegian people.
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