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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1945

Page

3

EONG BEYORD WORDS By Looise Ours

EONG BEYORD WORDS By Looise Ours Not held between the covers of a book Shall be my truest and more lis ine wes & Ne aliver pennies in a silver Pure Nor monbow fish upon a barbed hook Buiey shall run on free and un bound feet Those poems. ive as roughier free as Tan The ripple of the wind each refrain The mehnets of the blood in ev ery best Rot drawn in cool and locrd black and white But in the colors of the very besrt Of sun and open flowers and deep sea waters Sruer than words can sway than pen can write Are thest my dearest works of more-than-ari Tall sone like sonnets lovely lyric daughters COUPLE ENTERTAINED Mr and Mrs J N Mullins Sr whose marriage was rolemnnized February 14 were honorees Saturday evening at a waffle supper given by Mrs Annie Laurie Harmon 36 North Oates street Pretty arrangements of camneflies nar els and splen decorated the home and the guests included Mr and Mrs Mullins Mr and Mrs Linton Warren Miss Gwendolyn Stephenson and Brock Jr Mrs Fox Jordan left today for Fort Bragg N C to visit her son Private Henry Jordan.

J. N. Mullins Annie Laurie Harmon North Oates Street Fod Mulling Linton Warren Gwendolyn' Stephenson Brock, Jr Fox Jordan Fort Brazy N. C Henry Jordan

Births in Daleville announce two new babies

Mr and Mrs Glenn Miller of Daleville announce a daughter Glenda born February 39 with mother Maitler formerly Mel. Grandparents include RH Mims Daleville route one Walter Miler Oxark route three J B Sullivan Ruby Livingston Ashford route two. Also announce son James Bruce born February 22. Grandparents are 3 E Livingston Webb and Mrs Jame Sullivan Winthrop Arkansas.

Glenn Miller Daleville Glenda Maitler Mel Maine RH | Mims Walter Miler Oxark J B Sullivan Ruby Livingston Ashford James Bruce 3 E Livingston Webb Jame Sullivan Winthrop Arkansas

Scout Council Discusses Executive Secretary and Training Plans

Dothan Girl Scout Council met at the Episcopal Parish House to consider hiring an executive secretary and selecting six representatives for the Browne Training program in Montgomery March 13 to 15. The Lions Club sponsored Scout Hut on Edgewood Drive will be available to girl scouts at all times. The Soldiers' Hostess Committee will meet at 10 00 a m Thursday at the Dothan Recreation Center. Mrs. Winston Ray of New Orleans is in the city visiting her sister and brother in law.

Dothan Girl Scout Council Episcopal Parish Montgomery Edgewood Drive Lions Club Soldiers’ Hostess Committee Dothan Recreation Center

Mission Study Held By Baptist WMU Women Circle

The Business Women of the Baptist WMU gathered at Mrs A B Lynch’s home on West Burdeshaw Street for a mission study. Members discussed solving home mission problems with plans covering Army chaplains cooperative work with Negroes Japanese and Chinese centers and missions in New Orleans St Louis Birmingham Key West and with tribes in the Pan American region. Seven new members joined as the meeting closed with a quartet singing A Charge to Keep I Have.

First Baptist WMU Mra A. B Lynch West Burdeshaw Street W RB Jordan Ray Hayes Low Baker United States Sara Abt Pansme Alice Elliot New Orless Lowse Evans St Lows Dora Pearson Ttalkans Birmingham Martha Ward Ruby Shanks Key West Florida Frances Igham Bessie Jones Dora Cook Fasie Mae Smitherman Anna Mae Barnes Lamar Miller Carne Lee Phillips Mr . Whisnant Otis Tuttle Annie Lou Brooks Ruby Kennington Matha Ward Frances Whigham Louise Evans Berma Guest Carrie Lee Phillips Essie Mae Smitherman Alice Elliott Anne Lou Brooks Mesdames Claude Cotton Kenneth Lake Harris Milligan Samfall Victor Harris Foy Mizelle J. Partish Lois Baker Mo Whisnant H H Hall WR Jordan Wiley Deal Dora Pearton J A. Lynch Ruby Kennngton

Mrs McMullan Leads Play At Study Club Meeting

Mrs J H McMullan spoke at the Young Woman's Study Club in the home of Mrs D C Hasten, presenting A Dolls House by Hendrik Ibsen. A brief business session preceded a social hour with tea served. floral arrangements decorated the entertaining rooms. Several members attended including Mrs LaBruce Hanahan and Miss Thez Floyd of Ozark. Sergeant Quinton B Buchalt has returned to Victorville after seventeen days with family. Private Edward Buchanan reported for Army assignment in France. both stories noted by relatives.

J H McMullan Young Woman's Study Club D C Hasten McMullen Hendrik Ibsen W D Malone Marcellus Spann LaBruce Hanahan Thez Floyd of Ozark Ingraham Hanahan Harry Hat Frank Covington Jefferson Hudson Leon Harvard J. F. Stallings Fred Moseley Myer Blumberg Marecellus Spann Dupree Davis Philip McLauhelin Quin Flowers Curtis Adams Adam Grant Quinton B Buchalt Victorville California J W . Buckhart Ashford Lillie Ree Newton Malone Florida Ser-geant Buckhart Wester Flying Trainiing Command Deming New Mexico Keesler Field Miss Chanute Field

Hartford Garden Club Hosts Spring Party in Home

Hartford special edition reports the Hartford Garden Club gathering at Mrs Hoawley's home with hostesses Mrs AL Hanley Mrs Henry McKee and Mrs E H Anderson. Attendees listed include Mesdames John Respans Tom Tindell J Hellen Dykes Charlie Peseoca CC Edimondson Will Helms ML Black and many others. a 7th District Regional Garden Club meeting was discussed for March 18 at 2 pm with committees named for refreshments decoration corsages hospitality and tea service.

Hartford AL Hanley Henry McKee E H Anderson Hoawley Martha John ‘Respan Tom Tindrll J Hellen Dykes Charlie Peseoca Ed‘raemdson Will Helms ML Black G $ Bleck J T Felman Jane Ward R S Ward Charles Welch J P. Thompson Seahorn Harrigoe J F Collins Quinn Borland Gerald Chaney Alva Saunders Glenn Gibson Frank Bredshaw Will Baughby Mesdamer Grady Hughes Henry Tiller Ed Holmes Wyatt Frerring RS Ward 7Th District Regional Garden Club John Ward Helmeard C A. Peacock Quinn Borland WT. Tindell C.C Edimondson JF ‘Collins Frank Branshaw J T Holman Frank Bradshaw Rob Ward

Grimes Home Nursing Class Teaches bedside tables

Thirty six students in the Grimes Home Nursing class met Monday afternoon to learn bedside table and back rest construction and to prepare emergency care cradles. Miss Long of the American Red Cross instructed the group and praised class cooperation and interest.

Grimes Home Cvere Miss Long American Red Cross

Hartford Miss Notes Birthday

Peggy Jane Saunders celebrated her seventh birthday at her parents home in Hartford on Saturday afternoon. Colorful flowers decorated the house and after games the hostess cut the cake served by Virginia Anderson, Jean Welch, and Janette Lammon. Punch ice cream and candy favors were provided by Mrs. Saunders for the guests. Present at the party were Joe Ann Miller, Jerry Tomlin and his sister Joan Chaney, Milton McGregor, Joan Thomas, Frankie Myers, Grace Ryland, Janice Ward, Sue Richards, Joyce Childs, Janice and Sara Ellen Childs, Evelyn Lammon, Gerald Brannon, Larry Brannon, Larry Stewart, Ruth Coleman, Virginia Sue Smith, Angeline McLendon, Charlotte Guilford, Jean Guilford, Betty Jean Jackson, Sylvia Jean Guilford, Betty Jean Jackson, Sylvia Jean Overton, Patricia Posey, Carlton Clemmons, Rex Cobb, Joy Hardwick, Eaith Durden, Mary Frances Shepard, Bil McLeod, Gladys Anderson, Jimmie Donnell Coe, Don McLendon, and Sonny McLendon.

Hartford Peggy Jane Saunders Alva Saunders Virginia Anderson Jean Welch Janette Lam Mrs. Saunders Jane Joe Ann Miller Jerry Tomlin Joan Chaney Milton McGregor Joan Thomas Frankie Myers Grace Ryland Janice Ward Sue Richards Joyce Childs Janice Sara Ellen Childs Evelyn Lammon Gerald Brannon Larry Brannon Larry Stewart Ruth Coleman Virginia Sue Smith Angeline McLendon Charlotte Guilford Jean Guilford Betty Jean Jackson Sylvia Jean Guilford Sylvia Jean Overton Patricia Posey Carlton Clemmons Rex Cobb Joy Hardwick Eaith Durden Mary Frances Shepard Bil McLeod Gladys Anderson Jimmie Donnell Coe Don McLendon Sonny McLendon

Mr. Mills Honored At Birthday Fete

A large gathering of relatives and friends celebrated H G Mills sixty third birthday at his Slocomb home Sunday. attendees included multiple Mills family members from Dothan Ashford Cottondale and Denver Colorado plus visiting relatives and friends from Hartford Slocomb and Houston Texas.

H G. Mills Slocamb Wiley Mills Cone Christine Slocomb Alice Creel Clyde Gamble Waddell Barbara Ashford Floy Chandler Grace Juanita Joyce Lennon Hartford Thomas Bowman Lou Merle Odel Lille Bowman Som Mose Brown Ida Mills Wilburn Mills J W and Ruth Joyce Smith Joann Hiddles James O Vynson June and Danella Mary Bute Denver Colorado Dean

State Home Demonstration Agent Honored At Gordon Club Party

State Home Demonstration Agent Miss Elizaben Forusy of Auburn was honored by Gordon Home Demonstration Club members at Gordon Club House. Guests included Houston County Home Agent Miss Fran Mallette and club officers. Dozens of Home Demonstration clubs from Houston County attended, with displays of hand made articles and a playlet Uncle Sam's Party performed by Gordon School students.

State Home Gordon Home Club Elizaben Forusy Auburn Tat Gordon Home Demonstration Club Myra Fran Mallette Houston County W. F Lee T'S Moss Forney den Newton Houston County Center of Home Demonstration Clubs E. J Whiddon Councl Mary Lou Thompson H H Odor A D. Lamb Gordon School Uncle Sam Harmon Ida Tolar Pansey Curtis Mixon Paul RR. Andress Mary Edna McCall GL K Eubanks F. W. Eubanks E. E. Eubanks E L. Eubanks Dupree W. A. Womack Hugha Johnson Charlie McCallister Ottis Hobbs Rupert H. McDaniel O K. Olff Kinsey Dan Newtor Smyrna Barber HE. Deese Lendon Hamrick Robert Burnhem Dothan Elizabeth Forney Gordon B Dykes

Circle Members Hold Bible Study in Hartford

Mrs. Fletcher McLeod Jr hosted Circle 2 of the Methodist WS.C 5 on Monday afternoon in Hartford. Yellow and white narcissii decorated the room. The program, led by Mrs. George Harse, studied Psalms from the 50th through the 72nd. Assisted by several members, the circle included Mrs. Hugh Overton and others.

Hartford Fletcher McLeod, Jr Cirele 2 Methodist Ws.c

Poem Reading Party Noted in March Gathering

A small gathering featured Sustase Amist reading the poem I Dnderstand. Attendees included Mrs Albert Bughes Mrs Bessitwulbos and Mrs J F Calluce tra. McLeos provided a served and sanated course with iced drinks.

Hause Sustase Albert Bughes Bessitwulbos J F Callucetra McLeos

Lane and Corpa Incident Reported After Train Ride

A fragmentary note describes an incident involving individuals named Lane and Corpa or related parties. The text references a train, a motel, and a lecture or injury event, but details are garbled and uncertain. No clear dates, locations, or outcomes are established in the legible portion.

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