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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1945
Page
3
Opelika junior Luelien Ho-Sey won first place in the Art Guild of Auburn exhibit with the painting Seve andscape. Vivienne an earned second for Wanderlust, while Fred Dug Par placed third. Other items note military reunions and local arrivals.
A reception at Ashford hosted by Miss Betty Jean Dickerett featured Private Roy Wailer and many guests. Attendees included Mrs Hoy Wailer, Margeret Meseer, Calvin Mercer, Louie Garrett, Ruth Barrett, Theo Deese, Ruby Myrtee Lynn, Edward Sellers, Tom Bob Whatley, Neal Garrett, and others.
Dr and Mrs Arthur Maryck announce the birth of a son born in a local hospital on February 4.
Auburn chapter announces 41 new inductees to Phi Kappa Phi including four undergraduates, six graduates, and one faculty member Dr Everett S Winters. Tappees listed with hometowns and fields, banquet planned this month. Officers named G W Hargreaves president, J B Gritz vice president, Paul Bevine secretary treasurer.
Norman Cousins editor of The Saturday Review of Literature and of the government's Magazine UU will address Huntingdon College students Wednesday night February 7 at 8 o'clock. The talk titled Book as a Guide to World Affairs highlights his early Pulitzer nomination and appointment to a presidential economic conference. He is a leading authority on world affairs and non fiction, formerly editor of Current History and producer for NBC literary forums.
The ESO Club at 119 Commerce Street in Montgomery celebrated the fourth anniversary of the United Service Organization with an informal open house from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. A farewell to Paul Tubb, former Dothan director, who will work with the Veterans Administration in the city, was held. Curran Farmer, formerly of Troy, was welcomed as the new director. Also noted is a Cottonwood visit by Miss Bobbie Jean Cook hosting Dothan girls with several attendees. Friends of Amos Tindell, Jr. report he is seriously ill at 209 North Herring Street.
Dorothy Dix answers two readers questions on unhappy marriage dynamics. A frustrated wife laments being controlled and spanked by a harsh husband, while a husband complains his wife resents his spending. Dix urges restraint, warns against tyranny, and counsels the reader to assert freedom and civility.
A New Brighton ceremony at Peters Church features Mahose Mastromery and James Mahone as the couple marks a military service background. The bride, in white brocade and lace, with a fingertip veil, arrives with her father. the groom hails from Montgomery, Alabama and is stationed at Fort Dix after South Pacific service.
A reception followed the marriage of the bride at her parents home. The bride Florence Gertr hes and the groom returned to Troy after their wedding at Camp Rucker Alabama. The bride attended schools in Maryville and Tem The fomess. Brother in law Mr and Mrs Morns Garver of 116 Nostle Bell street visited over the weekend.
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