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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1944
Page
2
Dorothy Dix argues against the belief that marriage will change a person. She notes both men and women cling to quirks and appetites after vows, and that long before marriage people remain largely the same. The piece urges慎 thoughtful consideration of natural fit for married life.
Camp Rucker reports the 98th Infantry Division led Mile O'Dimes donations for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis with 1875.84 dollars. Second Army units contributed 1201.87 dollars, ASF Post Exchanges 176.91, and the Station Compliment NonCommissioned Officers Club 144.00. The post total reached 4119.33 dollars and was sent to Fourth Service Command for the national fund.
The Rev Donald C McGuire of First Presbyterian Church Montgomery begins a series of evangelistic services tonight at 7:30 in First Presbyterian Church Dothan. This is his first visit to Dothan for such work says local pastor Rev Clement Ritter. Services run nightly through Friday at 7:30 with no regular morning weekday services.
Marianna special report notes a new agricultural experiment unit to promote soil preservation and farm efficiency. The state Budget Committee approves 10900 for operation, with headquarters planned in Jackson County. Attending the committee meeting were State Senator E. Lewin, J E Lambe Jackson representative, and local farm leaders including W H Henley and Res V G Lowery.
In Mariantwa Florida County leads a war bond push surpassing its goal. Chairman Cobb reports a drive reaching 42,008 with 15,000 pledged to Negro Citizens fund. County totals show $7,235 raised on the Plaza as German planes are noted in collateral entries.
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