Dream Your Sickin Comes Dear Grteny Of The Long Age
Fragmentary OCR style note with garbled phrases. The text references dreams, hospitality, a sacrament, and Evizabels C Yotes in a fictional or misspelled context.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1944
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR style note with garbled phrases. The text references dreams, hospitality, a sacrament, and Evizabels C Yotes in a fictional or misspelled context.
Mrs. A B Radney of Webb was feted at a surprise birthday luncheon at her home on her 75th birthday. Attendees included family and friends from Webb Shellman Dothan and other towns. A large cake with burning candles symbolized the milestone as well wishers gathered. Also noted is aviation cadet Sam Williams completing training in California and awaiting further training. More than 47,000 were trained by the government in industrial safety courses in 1940.
Miss Louise Ellis and Lieut George T. Crammer Jr were married at the evening service in Columbiana s Methodist Church on February 12. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Handy Eltis of Columbiana and the groom is from Fort McClellan Alabama. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with Rev BE W Corley officiating. A large crowd attended and a reception followed at the bride s home. The couple will reside in Jacksonville Alabama during Crammer s Fort McClellan assignment.
Mrs J W Gregory hosted a party at 1078 Alice Street for her son Michael’s fifth birthday. Patriotic decorations and Washington birthday symbols adorned the rooms as guests enjoyed a game hour, ice cream, and punch. Assisting hosts were Mrs A Mahoney, Mrs Alvin Mount, Mrs Carl Benson, Mrs J McMatkin, and Mrs R A Given.
Y W A group met Monday evening at the Moatland Avenue Baptist home for a mission study. Dorothy Ward presided, Jimmie Weels taught the mission book Christ Our Citadel, and the Annie Armstrong offering was collected. Social hour followed with refreshments. guests Mr and Mrs G J Timnerinke plan two weeks in Atlanta and Stevenson Alysath.
Birth notices from Gractule Florida and Avanta Geraldis report the arrival of daughters Jareli and Vitzunta at local hospitals in February. Lieut Rudder is noted as brother to Captain Clark Rudder. The Rudder Brothers are active in the South Paris area. Mr and Mrs Hillelion announce the birth of two daughters, Donnas Dolores.
Mala Mae Lawrence and Corporal John J. Megrey were married February 10 in Panama City at Father McGovern’s church. Attendant was aunt Mrs. Frank Hegwood. best man Sgt Tayter Tarr. Bride wore foam blue wool. corsages featured gladioli and pink roses. The couple reside in Panama City during his Tyndall Field assignment.
The First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon at the church with a large attendance. Devotional by Mrs. Hobart Loftin on God's Purpose in Doing Good. Prayer by Mrs. Robert Ramser. Amos Sones spoke on Gripshalm's End. Mrs. J. P. Shealy discussed missionaries in Africa. Meeting closed with the watchword BANCE. Victory Briles to host a George Washington Birthday ball tonight at the Dothan Recreation Center in informal style. An informal dinner dance at 7 pm Thursday features members of Headquarters and Service Company, 3rd Engineer Battalion.
A wartime home tips article advises civilians on moth proofing and storing servicemen’s garments. It covers packing, cleaning, and labeling coats, sweaters, hats, shoes, and shirts, with methods to avoid moth damage, shrinkage, and fabric wear while preserving size and condition for reentry to civilian life.
Mrs. A Mahoney of Wichita Kansas has arrived in Dothan to reside with Mr and Mrs J W Gregory at West South Alice Street State Sergeant Charles Patterson has been transferred from Hammond Louisiana to Abilene Texas announced yesterday by his parents Mr and Mrs C A Patterson Hartford Road
Lafayette Street Methodist circles, met at members’ homes for meditation and mission study. Circle One added new member Mrs. D. C. Clark. ten members present. Circle Two had eleven members with messages from Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Woodham. Circle Three, thirteen members, heard devotional by Mrs. Coe and welcomed new member Mrs. Baker. Circle Four hosted by Mrs. Goolsby and Mrs. Morris with meditation by Mrs. Palmer. eleven members present and one visitor. Circle Five with Mrs. Butler had six members and a rock hour treasure hunt.
Fonter Street Methodist W. S. C. 8 met at the church for its monthly literary meeting with the Alice Newton Circle in charge. Mrs. George Y. Malona presided, minutes read, opening prayer by Rev. S. M. Baker. Children presented a pageant Students From Other Nations in Our American Methodist Schools. Fifty five members attended. An aviation cadet in pre flight training at Maxwell Field was noted.
Advice on blending two families under one roof with careful planning. Tips cover respecting the grown daughter, managing in law dynamics, and avoiding conflicts. Suggestions include scheduling chores, framing agreed rules before quarrels, and promoting mature dispute resolution. Promotion of two Wiregrass officers was announced at Lincoln Army Air Field with promotions for James C. Vinson and ER Salo map. Vinson to Major and Salo map to First Lieutenant.
An official estimate indicates that a three hour safety committee plan may lead to a significant buildup within thirty days. The report discusses anticipated growth and potential impacts on factory operations and safety oversight.
An advertisement-like piece from Freeport Long Island extols Kellogg’s All-Bran as aiding natural elimination through friendly colonic flora. It emphasizes that the product does not sweep but gently stimulates, recommending daily consumption and plenty of water for constipation relief. It cites Mr H C Derand of Freeport as a contact point.
The message promises any of 239 Army job types from plotting flights to driving jeeps. It invites readers to meet interfacing people, explore interesting places, and feel new pride by sharing the war work with fellow fighting men.
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