Untitled Poem Fragment on a Soldier's Cross
A sparse poem recalls a hill with wooden crosses and a ploughed field. An aging ploughshare and weathered framework symbolize labor and rest in a lonely acre. The speaker honors a fallen worker and the quiet dignity of toil beside the cross.
Camellia Display Draws 500 Visitors and Sweepstakes Winners
The Camellia show in Dothan attracted more than 500 visitors. Dr. and Mrs Turner won the sweepstakes with five blue ribbons, five red ribbons, and three white ribbons. Other winners included Mrs W Ho Turner in top awards and Mrs M C Rowe with a purple ribbon for a specimen bloom. The event highlighted artistic arrangements and standout Camellia varieties, drawing praise from judge and show chairman Mrs Mark Canson.
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Mrs. Turner
Reid Tuesdee
Tiriv
W Ho Turner
Turmer
Arthur Murrek
M C Rowe
Charles
Mark Canson
Dothan
Pilots Sponsor Childrens Theater Guild Play March 11
The Pilot Club board approved sponsoring the Children’s Theater Guild play Tom Sawyer for 3 30 pm March 1 at the City auditorium. Delegates to district convention April 6-7 were named fellows and alternates, officers will be chosen by a committee, and social plans for the convention were outlined. Washington, DC visitor James Shepherd arrives from Tampa to spend the weekend with local members.
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Pilot Club
Martha Litle
Childrens Theater Guild
City Auditorum
Ruby Shanks
Lucile Wills
Robbie Vincentelli
Jame Tianum
Lovelle O
James E Shepherd
Allan Fal
Washington, DC
Tampa Fla
Guy Fail
J D Sanders
H G Ennis
W W Fail
Tampa
Born to Loyd Forehand and Lucie Tate in Florida
Mrs Loyd Forehand of 3 FE College street Tallehasser Florida announces the birth of their daughter Peggy Gai born February 15 at Jonesivas Sanitanum. The father is a former Miss Lucie Tate.
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Loyd
FE Colege Street
Tallehasser
Fla
Peggy Gai
Jonnsivas Sanitanum
Forehand
Lucue Tate
Miss Worthy Hosts Seventeenth Birthday Celebration
Hartford resident Miss Bette Jean Worthy hosted a Friday evening party for her seventeenth birthday. Guests included William Champion, Max Plunkett, Carlos Toole, Besmie Thomas, Laurelle Pippin, Thomas Worthy, Annie Bell Spears, Rex Ward, John Calvin Spear, Lovee Turner, Vir Bass, Titman Hall, Margaret Ward Ray Culberhouse, Jesse Mae Ward, Lesh Turner, Maggie Toole, and others.
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Bette Jean Worthy
Hartford
Willam Champion
Max Plunkett
Carlos Toole
Besmie Thomas
Laurelle Pippin
Thomas Worthy
Annie Bell Spears
Rex Ward
John Calvin Spear
Lovee Turner
Vir £ Bass
Titman Hall
Margaret Ward
Ray Culberhouse
Jesse Mae Ward
Lesh Turner
Maggie Toole
Wot
Thomas Raymond Pippin
Robert Pippin
Jesse Thomas
Junior Brannon
John Henry Towle
Jimmy Lee Shiver
Dick Watford
Henry Watford
Sweeten Spring With Homemade Powder Sachets
Betty Claexe reports easy spring fragrance ideas from Grandma including sewing powder sachets to pin on clothing and larger sachets for drawers. Tips cover scenting lingerie and closets with hand made sachets, pomander balls, and cloves stuffed oranges. Also a brief note on local visitors and relatives in Cedar Town and Birmingham.
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Betty Claexe
AP News
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Grandma and
Makke
Mom
Granny
W.5.C. Women Attend Church Meeting
A WSC 5 school of instruction held under Mrs W S Brooks, early president, with Mrs Ho Ho McAlder in charge explained officers duties and circle leadership. Fifteen W5CS leaders attended the meeting for open discussion of tasks and responsibilities.
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WSC 5
W .S Brooks
Newton Group Hears Africa Program At Church
Members of the WSC 5S of Newton Methodist Church met for a business session led by Mrs G C Hosker and featured a miniature Africa village display. Leila Millan spoke on Africa the Star of Hope and Mrs Hoberts discussed The Awakening in Africa, with notes on Babyhood to Motherhood in Africa by Mrs A B Tanton. Announcements were mailed as miniature maps of Africa. The Dothan Study Club will meet Friday at 3:00 pm at Mrs George Y Malone home. Captain John Turner McAlister, back from the Pacific Theater, visited Dothan Tuesday. Al Ward remains at home, 501 S Foler Street.
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WSC
Newton Methodist Church
G. C Hosker
Talley Hayes
Africa
Leila Millan
Star of Hope
Hoberts
A. B Tanton
Dothan Study Club
George Y. Malone
South Park Avenue
John Turner McAlister
Dothan
al Ward
Bul Ward
S. Foler Street
We The Women: Hosiery Shortages Spark Consumer Outcry
The Crihan Production Administration orders halt to shirt and nylon hosiery production until stocks ease. It urges firms to release yarn and fabric, while consumers, long patient after wartime shortages, are urged to voice frustration to curb hoarding and reveal offending manufacturers' names.
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Buth Millett Hea
Crihan Production Administration
CPA
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