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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1944
Page
2
Women’s Page notes and social news items
The column records social happenings from the community including parish activities at 650 o'clock with supper served by Chapter One, and remarks on members like Mrs. Carme and Mrs. Kass’d. It notes visitors such as Mr and Mrs Cc Y Sawyer and Dorothy Cem from Arlington, Ga, plus Mrs Joe Ver tmagh and sisters from Enterprise. Several families travel or visit Montgomery and Florida, with mentions of parish events and hosting duties.
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J. J. Couch
Cc Y Sawyer
Dorothy Cem
Arling
Ea Ga
R.uch
B W Pearson
Omoge Avenue
Joe Vertmagh
Enterprize
A C Nelson
Jacksonville
Fla
Pearson
Geneva Association To Meet At Samson
The quarterly Geneva Baptist WMA Association meeting will be at Samson Baptist Church on January 14. An opening service at 11:15 a.m. features hymn singing and a devotional by Mrs L Wood, followed by a removal service. The business session at 10:10 a.m. will introduce visiting pastors, appoint committees, and present the association report. The Alabama debt Paying plan discussion is at 11:60 a.m., then a missionary message by Miss Anna Murchison at 11:30. Luncheon at noon, conferences at 1:00 p.m., with an afternoon program including a devotional by Rev J B Murphy and installation of new officers led by Mrs Adolphus Chancey, plus 1944 plans by Mrs R Mo Holmer. Guests include Dr and Mrs Duniee Davis, Captain and Mrs Neal Owen Davis and Catherine, Charles Francis Davis and children, Sophie Haile, Mrs FR D Roquemore, and Dr and Mrs C F Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Baptist W. M A. Association
Samson Baptist Church
Mra J. al Hardwick
Alabama
Anna Murchison
J B .Murphy
Mra
Adolphus Chancey
R Mo Holmer
Four Club Meetings Arranged This Week
Four club meetings are listed for the week. The Round Table Study Club meets Tuesday at 2 oclock in the Surecal dressings room with Mrs Jay Disiuas for a bostom. Regular meetings run at 3 oclock with head members required to attend. On Wednesday at 2 45 the Sesane Busy Club meets at Mrs Eldred Gamale 008 Dusy Street with Dr Norman McLest to review The Robe by Loyd C Douglas. The Boys Review Club meets at 3 oclock at Mrs Clement Ritter home. Mrs Leslie Sewart leads the program. Also at 3 oclock Wednesday the Fins Arts Club meets at Mrs Perry Calhoun 34 North Alice Street with Mrs Renard Dunn presenting a book review.
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Round Table
twehLoura
Surecal
Mra Jay Disiuas
Ap Bostom
Sesane
Eldred Gamale
Dusy Street
Norman McLest
Loyd C Douglas
Boys Review Club
Mire Clement Ritter
Leslie Sewart
Fins Arts Club
Perry Calhoun
North Alice Street
Renard Dunn
Best Dressed War Years Include WAC and Overalls
The article recounts a wartime fashion poll in which Clare Luce and the Duchess of Windsor tied for best dressed, but Luce argues that true style lies with women in overalls and service uniforms. A theater opening scene shows a WAC officer draw envious attention, underscoring fashion’s shift to function and duty over luxury.
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Clare Luce
Duchess of Windsor
Mra Luce
New York
Katharine Cornell
WAC
Wave
Radio Programs and schedule highlights
Radio listings for WAGF show a Tuesday lineup from 6:46 AM to 12:00 PM including musical programs, devotional talks, News updates, dance and variety shows, Army Voice segments, and later afternoon Treasury and concert features. Notable items include The Kines Men, Lamp of Friendship, Chapel in the Sky, and Parade of Bands followed by AP News updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAGF
Todd Grant
Nena
The
Ray Martines
Voice of the Army
AP News
Promotions and Assignments in the Army Air Forces
Bennie Joe Cumbie is identified as Benny Joe Cumbie of Vicksburg with family, while Private First Class William H Ryals of Ashford is relieved on leave to the United Kingdom. Corporal Woodrow W Exum of Cottingham route one is promoted, and Pre Aviation Cadet Radford Barnes of Greensboro NC is assigned to Base Training Center No 10. Barnes entered the Army December 18 1942 at Fort McPherson Atlanta GA.
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Uets Flelolge
William H Ryals
Ashford
Privats
Woodrow W Exum
Cotlingwood
Air Transport Conmand
Army Air Dase
Wilmington
Del
Radford FR Barnes
Jasper Barnes
East South Street
Greensoro NC
Pfc
Barnss
Arcy Air Forces
Army
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Tua
Ned States
Canada
D .Istan
Miles
J Smith
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Leigh Hust
Carme
Rish
C C Bennett
Mr Stallings
Ma J L. Mullms
Montgomery
A. E Malone
Robert Maiore
M Vint
Tatapa
Florida
Wendell Anglin
Wendell Everette Anghioa
Albert Anglin
Pansey
Chamberlin J
St Joseph Aspinn
St. Joseph
Geneva Association
Samson
Duniee Davis
Neal Owen Davis
Catherine
Washington, D. C
Charles Francis Davis
Charles and
Helen
Birmingham
Sophie Haile
FR. D Roquemore
C F Davis
Hartford
Harden
Fred Waring
Nbe Basic
Blc
Fulton Vaele, Jr
Sbe
Ed Sulliven
Johnson Family
Blondie Ang
Abe
Army Air Force
Cbe-West
Kaltenborn
the Cavalcade of America
Abe News
Bla Vor Pon Parks & Warren
Cbehesk
Sam Bakter
Fulton Oursler
Ana—mbe Yam
Ming Riie
Roward Barlow
Nee Rivid Tete
Arion Francis
Shertock Wolmes
PiveMiants
Veorhese Cansert
Ceonter
Bennie
Joe Cumbie
Tns
Benny Joe Cumbie
Rez Cumbie
Vicksburg
AAF
Jos Frye
Wamon D. Faulk, Jr
Amet Roan Jr
Ne Loe
Jata Smith Ang
Jane
Mitchell
Misa Delon
Warwick
Ana Loreal
Jow Parkins
Orange Street
Thomas
Alabama Power Company
Artin
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Teadache Gs
Lapudine
Alto
Nerses
Iklo
Navy
Merine Corps
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Actus Soles
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