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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1945
Page
3
A collection of quoted verse and sentiments opens with seasonal imagery and the idea that a spring song awakens the soul. Local students James Norman Spann, Kay Ward, Anne Bliss, and Nikki Crockett are mentioned with moves for study abroad and military assignments, noting family ties and origins.
Poor digestion and sour upset symptoms are addressed by Carter's Little Liver Pills. The ad promises quicker relief, claiming a vial can aid digestion in as little as 39 minutes, touting improved mood and digestive function for travelers and everyday use.
The Rev and Mrs Albert Davis were honored at a supper at their Dothan Route Three home hosted by friends including Shell Wright Nan Anderson M C Clements Patsy Hannels and the Davis children. Frances Etheridge of Alcendale Fla learns her husband Private Amon E Etheridge is returned to the States and convalescing in a New York hospital from injuries in France on November 18. Mrs Rufus Cherry returns from a three week New York visit with son Fred Cherry and friends. Sergeant and Mrs Louie Fl Quattlebaum and son Kenny from Brownwood Texas arrive to spend ten days with relatives.
Miss Miriam Rish hosted a Watch Night gathering Sunday evening at her home to ring in the new year with music dancing and refreshments. The group included high school students from Montgomery and WY with names such as Bett Spann Sara McGee Alden Vowell Carolyn Canready Celeste Carmichael Evelyn McGull Charlotte Williams Marion Hanahan Frank Evans Edwin Blitz and more.
A column blends sleep tips from Alicia Hart on lukewarm baths and at home remedies with a sequence of social notes. Gloria Thornton leaves for Barry College in Miami to resume studies, while Captain Drury Flowers and Lieut. Richmond Flowers visit family in Alabama and Tennessee.
Fashion note promotes a bold eye magging bag, beanie and glove set for winter wear. It provides a simplified pattern with cutting and finishing instructions using wool coat fabric, buckram, rings, and jersey. Order pattern Panera No 505 from Anne Cacot at The Dothan Eagle, 1150 Sixth Avenue New York 19. N. Y.
Patricia Robbins and Mr and Mrs Elden W McKee traveled to North Baltimore Ohio following a visit with Mr and Mrs H C Quatlebaum. The trip marks a routine family gathering in the community with no reported incidents or outcomes.
ALICIA BAET NEA puff writer promotes a baby bath routine aimed at preventing chafe andkeeping mom busy. It suggests using a gentle lotion suitable for tender skin and details a daily care ritual to soothe both baby and mother.
Mr and Mrs L E Parker of Headland announce the birth of a daughter Pearl Frances at a local hospital on December 27. Mrs Parker is formerly Mable Weeye.
Mrs. Lex Dowling hosted a fourth birthday celebration for her son Gerald at the Country Club. The event featured green and white decorations and a punch table with snapdragon and chrysanthemum centerpieces. About 120 preschool children attended. guests included Charliene Simms and others as families noted.
Japanese propagandists report that half of the silk reeling industry now serves aircraft production. Dispatches say young girls previously making stockings are shifting to fabricating and riveting warplanes, while Germany’s 1939 silk supply is noted as a benchmark.
Sunday afternoon January 7 a Sacred Harp singing will be held at the Houston County Court House starting at 1 30 o clock. Singers invited under the direction of F M Roney and W C Lisenby. Miss Christine Blatsios left for Macon Georgia to continue studies at Wesleyan College after holidays at home.
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