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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1944
Page
6
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Peters Harris couple, Mies Maide Ejler Haein daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewy Gia nam Harr of Oxford N Coane, and Sergeant Spurgeon Peters of Camp Butler, united in marriage at a dawn ceremony Monday. The bride wore a foam blue crepe full length coat, and the groom serves at Camp Butler NC. They plan several days with relatives in Wickahwe before residence duties at the camp. Sixth District Nurses Association will meet at Moody Hospital Nursing Home Wednesday at 3:30 PM. Mrs Thrasher and Mrs Coleman prepare programs on Nurse Aldes work and All Who Nurse For Hire.
Mrs Gordon Kouns Bonisece announces the birth of a daughter, Mais Apn Capiao, at Suson Army Air Base, Sue resort. Captain Kouns, stationed at Napker Field before his assignment, is formerly Luc Danrey of Dothan. The birth occurs January at the military facility in Tennessee.
Alabama honor students at the University of Alabama School of Commerce and Business Administration were announced this week by Dean Lee Bidgaard. Students maintaining an A average in all courses for the fall quarter include several names from Birmingham Mobile Huntsville and other cities.
W S C S installs officers for 1944 at Street Methodist W SECN meeting. Mr P Culver elected president. opening remarks outlined year goals. Dr Nathan U Leod directed devotion and service. Mrs George Y Malone presided over business session. plans for the year announced. members present.
Nine volunteers joined as the urgent appeal drew a surge of drawing and sewing work. Names listed include Mia Seay, Miss Nathan Greenbeox, Mr MB Malone, Miss Ray Ward, Miss Gloria Thomson, Miss Betty Greene, Miss J Ho, Mrs A O Se Bon, and many others. 1150 dressings completed.
Huntingdon College announced registration for the second semester led by President Hubert Searcy. The term will begin later with new and returning students entering various courses and departments, including correspondence and practical subjects, while a funeral service was held in Charlotte for a local figure.
The twelve Circles of the First Feptht Wool held meetings yesterday at members' homes to discuss projects and plan the year. Each circle hosted a devotional, leadership, and business segment with eight to twelve members present across circles.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will hold a state institute in Montgomery at Dexter Avenue Methodist Church starting Wednesday morning 9:30 with worship at 11 led by Mrs H L Doughtie. State president Mia Cora McAdory outlines plans. reports by Ray Jewell and others. discussions on Christian citizenship and temperance follow. second day opens with meditation and sessions on child welfare and education. social to follow at 7:30 PM at the President’s House hosted by Mrs McAdory.
Peggy Glaze celebrated her fifth birthday with a home party on Headland Avenue Biota. Mis Chapiman Glaze hosted with guests including Wayne Wararey Vinson Tani Vanise Billy Jounvon Dan Wayne Hot Nan War Suhvah Chathes Glaze and Oinds Marrison. A five candle cake was enjoyed plus treats served by John Swasan assisted Mia Glaze.
The Auburn Water Color Society exhibit opened in the school library, featuring works by Sykea, Joseph Mariyo Meris, Cpl Harry F Lowe, Losses Skeldon, Toomer Jr, and Jo Dorrance Kuser. Prizes were awarded with Sykes and Lowe taking top honors. the event notes ongoing local cultural activity.
Home front readers urged to eat a balanced winter diet to stay fit and resist illness. Emphasis on including each of the Basic Seven groups daily for mother and family, from green vegetables to fortified margarine.
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