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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1943

Page

10

Gruffies Face Moody Field Today In Wiregrass Opener

Gruffies meet Moody Field in a 1 1 game at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium with Jack Horton on the mound. Napier Field also hosts Camp Rucker Negro club in a nightcap featuring Sgt Jack Franz and Lt William Day as likely pitchers.

Jack Horton Napier Field Gruffies Moody Field Valdosta Wiregrass Memorial Biag' Bas Beck Henry Aingied Horton Witcher Nepier Jack McBride Go- Fle Dethan Wiregrass Memorial Stadium Gruffies Boence Field Napier Field Moultrie Georgia Peach-Statergz Jack Franz Portsmouth Newark William R. Day Auburn

Last Rites Held For Miss Hollis

Funeral services for Mign Carolyn Hollis a seventeen year old Houston County girl who drowned Wednesday in North Bay Lynn Haven were held Friday at 6 p m at the Pilgrim Rest cemetery with Reverends A D Zbinden and Sam C Reeves officiating Burial was by Ward Wilson Funeral Home Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs H A Hollis of Dothan route one three sisters Mrs Jerome Hawkins Missy Neva Hollis and Mrs Francis Tolbert all of Dothan route one and a brother Charles Hollis in the U S Army

Mign Carolynn Holia Houston County Wedneadley North Bay Lynn Haven Fie Pilgrim Rest Cemetery A. D. Zbinden Sam C Reeves Ward-Wilson Funeral Home Mra H. A. Hollis Dothan Jerome

Phillies Owner Fires All Star Selections In Protest

Philadelphia AP reports owner Wil iam D. Cox of the Phillies fired the club’s All Star selections after disputing league rulings. Pitcher Johnson refused his All Star assignment and sent a sarcastic note to Ford Frick, citing Frick’s rulings in two protested games. Frick offered no comment.

Philadelphia the Nations Teague Wiliam D. Cox Philim Johnson Cox National League Philadelphie Laagese Ford Frick Gliap K. Johnson Frick Phillies Bt Levis Cardinals New York Grants New York Philadelphia Story

State Golf Tourney Slated Aug. 13-14

Ala bama Golf Association president Harry Pritchett announced the annual amateur tournament will be at Selma Country Club Ang els with one day of qualifying and two days of match play. The finals move to 18 holes at Selma, which hosted the 1938 championship. War Bond prizes and a portion of entrance fees support war relief. past champions include Lewie Chaman of Selma and Sam Perry of Birmingham.

Tuscaloosa Ala Harry Pritchett Alabame Golf Association AGA Selma Pritchett Woodward Club Birmingham Woodward Stampe Sam Perry Ian Army Leutenant

Auburn Abandons S. E. C. Grid Program For Duration

Auburn Alabama Polytechnic Institute, a major Deep South football power, drops intercollegiate athletics for the duration after a faculty committee decision. Auburn becomes the first southern college to withdraw from football since wartime suspensions, following Tennessee Kentucky and others. Five SEC members may still contend next autumn: Alabama, Georgia Tech, Georgia, LSU, and Tulane, all stating plans to proceed with available coaches and athletes.

Auburn Ala Alabama Polytechnic Institute Deep South L. N. Duncan Tist Southern College University of Tennessee Tennessee University of Kentucky Florida University of Mississippi Mississipp State Southeastern Conference Alabama Georgia Tech Georgia Louisiana State Tulane

Recreation Center Program Announced

The weekly schedule from Mrs. Sill Weaver lists Sunday music and games Monday musical jam session Tuesday red white and blue dance with the Marianna Air Base Band Wednesday bridge party with service men urged to bring wives Thursday open house Friday bingo party with prizes Saturday informal dancing ramps The text also notes soldiers moving between induction and embarkation and Chinese student pilots joining U S Army Air Corps training with a4billion marks monthly German debt in 1942.

Dothan Recreation Center Goldiers U. S U. S. Army Air Corps

Baseball results round up from yesterday across leagues

American League reports New York beat Detroit in 11 innings while Boston defeated Cleveland and Philadelphia had night games at Chicago. Teddy’s Games note New York at Detroit and Washington at St Louis with multiple city matchups. National League shows Cincinnati New York 7 2, Pittsburgh 10 Boston 1, St Louis 5 Brooklyn 3, Chicago 6 Philadelphia, plus St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Boston. Southern Association lists Memphis Chattanooga split, Birmingham Nashville results, New Orleans at Knoxville, Little Rock at Atlanta, and Memphis at Chattanooga with Birmingham at Nashville.

New York Detroit Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Washington Louw Teddy St St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis Brooklyn St Louia Southern Association Memphis Chattanooga Birmingham Nashville New Orleans Knoxville Pod.y Little Rock St Louis Clube Wow Brooklyn Dene Cincinnati O Ada Aga New York Fet Atlanta

Anderson Funeral To Be Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Private First Class M D Anderson, twenty-two, of Campbellton Florida, killed accidentally Monday last week at Vallejo California, will be held Wednesday at 5 p m at Texasville Church with Rev A D Zbinden and Rev W O Phillipa officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Headland Mortuary in charge. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Raley Anderson Campbellton route two a brother Maxie Anderson Campbellton route two three sisters Mrs Murphy Norton Loulaville Mrs Inez Winaton Buckner and Mrs Noble Williams Kinsey.

M D Anderson Campbellton Fla Vallejo California Texasville Church A. D. Zbinden W. O Phillipa Headland Raley Anderson Maxie Anderson Murphy Norton Loulaville Inez Winaton Buckner Noble Wililama Kinsey

Mrs W D Johnson Dies Near Ashford

Mrs W D Johnson, seventy two, died Friday at her Ashford route two home after a long illness. Funeral held yesterday at Ward Wilson Chapel with Rev W D Phillips officiating. Burial in Enterprise cemetery. She worked with Atlantic Coast Line Railroad as station agent at Ramer before retirement. She was member of Rocky Branch Church. Survived by son Henry W Rollins Lake Wales Florida sister C C Jordan Ashford three brothers C E Dorsey Ella Massachusetts Dorsey Glendale Florida and Alton Dorasy Panama City Florida four grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

WD Johnson Ashford Ward-Wilson Chapel W. D. Phillips Lafayette Street Methodist Church Enterprise Ward-Wilson Johnson Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Ramer Rocky Branch Church Henry W. Rollins Lake Wales Fla C. C. Jordan C. E. Dorsey Ella Dorsey Glendale Alton Dorasy Penama City

Two Negroes Held On Liquor Charges

Two men were arrested Friday by the sheriff's force on illegal liquor transactions. One charged with prohibition law violation and the other with violating the ABC act, per the sheriff's office. Mary Etta Beacham was seized on the ABC charge and Willis Bell on a bear-brewing charge. They were lodged in the county jail.

Sheriffs Office Chieef JT Caary T. WT Kaignt Mary Etta Beacham ABC Willis Bell Wee

Chop Chop Tops Field Athletic Program At Napier Field

Chop Chop tops a July Fourth program at Napier Field featuring an athletic display for Do than and Wiregrass youths. The event, part of Ozark July Fourth plans, includes calisthenics, softball, volley ball, swimming, diving, tug of war and an obstacle course, starting at 10 am with cadets and enlisted personnel. In Ozark, a July 7 concert at Fort Dale Artory, 4 to 5 pm, features the 137th Infantry Band of the 35th Division with vocal and instrumental numbers and ushers from the Duration Danneel Club assisting.

Napier Field Ozark Advanced Ning Dothan Advanced Fort Dale Artoory Sith Division Spertal Service Office

Final accord nears on farm appropriation measure in Senate

Number 8 continues from Page One as the Senate delays final action on an $850 million farm appropriation, with Reed protesting House demand to drop federal insurance on wheat and cotton crops and Russell moving to recede from a Senate amendment. Barkley aims to vote on Monday, with White House acceptance seen likely. The text then abruptly shifts to an unrelated note about bluefish and color variants.

Congress Senate Reed R-Kana Russell D-2 Federal Crop Insurance House Barkley White House

Fort Dale Armory Programs Announced

Ozark community club events at Fort Dale Armory include the 137th Infantry Concert on Sunday and a Damsel Club meeting Monday at 8 pm. Tuesday hosts table games and bridge, Wednesday features a State Guard drill and a dance with the 5th Infantry Orchestra, Thursday open house, and Friday reading rooms. Saturday crafts with the 33rd Division Artillery Orchestra at 8:30 am.

Ozark Fort Dale Ozark Community Club 137Th ‘Infantry Damsel Club State Guard Vth Infantry Orchestra 32Nd Field Hospital Artwlery Orchestra

Dr C C Box Dies At Crestview Home

Dr C C Box a prominent obstetrician in Southwest Florida died at his Crestview home. He practiced in Ashford Graceville before moving to Crestview last year. Funeral services set for Big Creek Church with Reverends Bickwart Wilson officiating. Blackb Funeral Home Chipley to handle arrangements. Survived by brother Malen Box of Montgomery and sisters Mrs Bessie Williams of Illinois Mrs Sam Smith of Graceville Route Two and Mrs Nich of Cantonwood.

C. Bow Florida Creview Fln Ashford Graceville Big Creek Church W. R. Bickwart HE. Wilsom Blackb Funeral Home Chipley Gurvising Malen ‘Box Montgomery Bessie Williams Ithan Sam Smith Gravile Route Two Mra Nich Cettanwood

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