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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1943
Page
2
A fragmentary notice describes a religious event at a Cathodist Church with speakers including Robert G. Welles. The item mentions a march date in Essacola and a women's service this afternoon with large attendance.
Judson College in Marion Alabama schedules exam week teas May boost student morale during midterms. Student Social Committee directs each evening from January 25 to 30 with chairwomen Lois Harrison Sarah Lee Matiga Soith and Betty Cowden. Eula Torbert leads the committee as president.
Howell School P T A met Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium with sixty members and visitors present. The program included group singing by fifth and sixth graders and a talk on The Unlimited Possibilities of Youth. Officers elected were Mrs. M. I. Faulk president, Mrs. G. H. Barbour secretary, and Miss Dora Cook treasurer. Multiple committees and hospitality volunteers listed. Several members and visitors noted in attendance and travel, including Mrs. Edgar Williams at home, and guests from Milledgeville and Meridian with local families.
WAAC officer Juanita E. Johnston, sister of Camp Rucker’s Civil Service rep Robert Johnston, visited Camp Rucker last week on her way to Daytona Beach. A Fort Des Moines graduate commissioned January 9, 1943, she holds a B S in food and nutrition from Auburn and previously worked as a home demonstration agent in Athens, Alabama.
Mr and Mrs A C Carter announce the birth of son Mike Boward on January 2. The baby joins the family at their home, with celebrations planned in the community.
Mrs J A Roberts hosted the Newville club at her Newye home with members present. Decorations were prepared by guests Nerciegl and japonitan. Tea and a salad course with coffee followed progress games, served to Mrs Lockard Brannon, Mrs Grant Whiddow, Mrs A L O Warham, Mrs Lloyd Griffin, Mrs James Price, Mrs J W Capas, Mrs Jack Hovarter, and Miss Aco Lee Griffin.
Washington reports Mrs John L Whitehurst president of the General Federation of Womens Clubs announced GPA ruled that club women may attend meetings in their care if many meetings are devoted to the war effort She urged clubs to gear programs to war work and not hold social events Our government needs the services of all women and 1 000 000 programs 400 000 speeches and 300 000 kits have been sent from National Headquarters
Mrs HC White returns to Troy from a city visit with her daughter Mrs J J Couch and Mrs Rabor who has been waiting. Her parents Mr and Mrs G F Adams in Cottonwood visit. She then returns to Hattiesburg Miss to rejoin her husband Corporal Rabon stationed at Camp Ebalby.
A Dorothy Dix advice column fragment discusses class mismatch in marriage, the misfit spouse burden, and the impact of temperament and cleanliness on harmony. It covers matchmaking cautions, engagement pressure, and readers’ questions on delaying marriage and resolving misunderstandings. Notable letters mention a war return and social expectations.
In 1907, about 170000 students graduated from colleges in the Save. The article notes youths of 17 May enlisting in reserves and mentions a record final station in the post office pull for further particulars.
Readable fragments list people and days such as Wednesday and Thursday Ray Milland and Fairbanks Jr. with cryptic phrases about law delays and jungle tale. Names like Nemeth, Serre, Val, and Bure appear in uncertain contexts. No clear event or outcome emerges from the jumbled text.
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