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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1943
Page
2
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Es Smith hosted a gathering at her home on Wast with a tempo from Western One Company. Rooms were decorated with silk and marciasi aco accents as a ceremonial gift was given. Guests included Mins Ruby Clyde Smith, Bert Heath, Bert Collins, and others.
Women’s page notes a home nursing class for women starts Wednesday at 7 pm in the Home Nursing Room at the Reed Crom Production Center. Details and schedule to be set at the next meeting Wednesday. Mrs. Vassie Hutchinson visited Elbe as guest of Mrs. O Dowling and Mr. and Mrs. J V Wright.
Mary Ann Gillis celebrated her tenth birthday with a party hosted by her mother in Hartfore. The event featured games, contests, and winter flowers. Guests included teachers and many local children such as Lon Wiss, Glyn Gibson, Jim Anderson, and Mary Frank Bradshaw. Mrs Jewel King Flowers was released from hospital and visits noted at Collins street address.
Miss Lisabeth Oates daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Oates of Headland married Lieutenant Beery Auburn Stroup of Napier Field at the bride’s parents home on Monday evening January 4. Rev Hugh Wilcos performed the ceremony before friends of the couple. Mrs Stroup, youngest daughter of the Oates, graduated Headland High School and Brevard College Gainesville Ga with class of 1911. She is a Delta Delta social sorority member. Lieutenant Stroup, son of the late Mrs William C Stroup of Pilot Point Texas, attended Pilot Point schools and earned his commission at Officers Training School Miami Beach Fla. The couple will reside in Weadland during Stroup’s assignment with Napier Field.
Hartford special reports Mildred Odom of the Male vern senior club won the county 4 H finals in Geneva. Frances Bullivant took second. Glenda MacLaney and Marilyn Sellers also competed. The county winners earn a medal and trip to the district contest with a $25 war bond prize for the winner.
New York reports a fashion shift described as the suspension movement where hats fit differently and sit on the head with hatpins or Velipa. Designs favor tall crowns or minimal decoration, with shapes from large brims to beret styles and novel oval crowns, highlighting hairstyles like pompadours.
Dear Miss Dix counsels Catherine to weigh home ties and children against marital strain. With roots in country life and a hopeful view of salvageable marriage, she advises that love, duty, and a stable home may outweigh single bliss, urging consideration of family and environment before leaving.
A report from Martford details a Methodist award event with church officials and guests, noting a dinner and honors. The piece also mentions Jupiter’s brightness in spring skies, and a trend of top dress designers offering affordable fashion options.
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