Morning Question by Edwin Markham Poem Fragment
A fragment from Edwin Markham asks if there will be a morning and whether truth or light can be found. It recalls circles drawn that exclude and the counter circle of love and wit that prevail.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
4
Fellowship Group Meets At Headland Methodist Church
A Methodist Youth Fellowship meeting at Headland Methodist Church drew 135 members and 2 visitors. Leaders Mary Elizabeth Hallet Terry Weilder Mary Ann Martin and Clara Bell Tucker led the program and a film showing King of Kings. Plans were set for a Kelley Springs picnic on the first Monday night in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Fleadland Methodist Church
Mary Elizabeth Hallet
Terry Weilder
Mary Ann Martin
Clara Bell Tucker
Kelley Springs
Couple Entertains For Pfe. McCallister Dinner Honoring Pfc Johnnie R McCallister
Pfc Johnnie Ralph McCallister, home on furlough after five months in the South Pacific, was honored at a dinner hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs A D McCallister. A large gathering of friends and relatives from Dothan Slocomb Graceville Panama City and Washington DC attended including Mr and Mrs J S Marin Mr and Mrs O L Martin and children Grady Marin and grandchildren Ray Tidwell Norman Martin and families and many others. Mrs Frank Coleman and daughter Elsa of Washington DC are visiting Dothan with Mrs Colemans parents at Presa Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Ralph McCallister
A. D. McCallister
J. S. Marin
Bod
O. L. Martin
Grady Marin
Ray Tidwell
Norman Martin
Floyd
Perkins
Slocomb
Tam Ray
Bascom Elmore
Dothan
N. B. Tew
Albert Marin
Wayne Hardy
Brother Bailey
Eloise Bell
Panama City
Starley Faye Dean
Touloane
Frank Coleman
Elsa
Washington, D. C
Coleman
Presa Thornton
Shower At Greenwood Honors Miss Seibert
A tea shower at Greenwood Wednesday afternoon honored Miss Florence Seibert. Guests included Mrs L A Wilus and Mrs S C Morgan among others. Decorations featured dahlias and oleanders. the honoree wore a black dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Seibert
Jean Seber
Brat
Wade
L. A Wilus
Mere S. C. Morgan
Mre C. Reddicx
Florence Weis
Mare Pender Ann Struth
Bethea
Ehizapeth Wills
Mrz
Gladstone Jackson
Sudd 2
Martyn Morgsi
Geraldine Tatum
Jane
Lovel
Gut
Ehter
Mary Lew Ardercun
Mary Wallis
Dahlias
Dainer
Oleanders
Ozark Garden Club Plans July Meeting Program
The Ozark Garden Club announces its regular monthly meeting at the Community Club House Friday at four. Hostesses are Mrs. T. Lirenby and Mrs. Fred Saliba. Speakers include Mrs Edward Anderson and Mrs John Reagan, affiliated with Hartford’s Better Homes and Garden Club, sharing federation messages and flower arrangement rules. Members to bring exhibits. musical selections by Mary R. V. Golden and Corporal Langren. Lieutenant Shelby Thomas visits from England before reporting to Camp Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Garden Club
Community Club
T. Lirenby
Fred Saliba
Allie Gamer
Scadey
Edward Anderson
State Federation of Garden Clubs
John Reagan
Better Homes and Garden Club of
Hartford
Federation
Hartford Club
Ozark Club
Mary R. V. Golden
Camp Rucker
Blackstone
Corporal Langren
Camp Rocker
R.M. Dowling
Slocomb Teacher Enrolled in Auburn Health Workshop
Slocomb Alabama educator and athletic coach listed as enrolled in a health education program at Auburn University. The report notes his involvement in coach training and physical education efforts for junior and senior high schools, with hours devoted daily to advancing the coaching course led by Alabama Polytech staff and guest instructor Bob Zuppke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocomb
Auburn
O C Panik
Celebuteten
Alawere
Dueid
Alabama
Sb Stree
Paulyx
Senor
Alabama Polytech
Ato Bre
viswal +ythes
Bob Zuppke
Uline
Institute At Auburn Sponsors Study Of Health Problems
Several schools in the state joined a six week study to improve health education in schools and communities. Teachers trained at Alabama Polytechnic Institute and Alabama College Montevallo worked with the State Department of Education Health Department and local resources to develop guides. The effort aims for coordinated health programs across counties and schools next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute At
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Alabama Polytechnic
State Department of Education
State Department of Health
Alabama College
Montevallo
Elegance For Fall by Kinard Showcases Museum Inspired Brocade
New York fashion feature highlights fall fabrics inspired by 18th century French dandy waistcoats. Jacquard-loomed brocades in pink, blue, green and tinsel threads appear in evening gowns and cocktail suits. Designers Karl Knocklein, Gerhard Knor, and Troy Stix present museum-inspired pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsie Kinard
NFA
New York
Karl Knocklein
Gerhard Knor
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Shawnleft
Suzanne
Troy Stix
Napier Field Dance At Kelley Springs Friday
A Napier Field sponsored dance will be held at Kelley Springs Friday evening with the Aw Trainee Orchestra providing music. Transportation will be provided for local girls and buses will leave the Recreation Center at 8 00 p.m. Mrs Arthur Fain of Eufaula is improving in a local hospital after ten days of medical treatment. Her children Jeannie and Martha Anne stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs C A Johnson. Susie Ward of Tuscaloosa visits Dothan two weeks as guest of Mrs Floy Hall. Mr and Mrs Claude Bell and Miss Martha Jane Bell returned home after ten days in Meridian Miss with Mrs Bell's mother Mrs N Nealy, and visited Gainesville Ga before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napier Field
Kelley Springs
Arthur Fain
Eufaula
Jeannie
Martha Anne
C. A. Johnson
Susie Ward
Tuscaloosa
Dothan
Floy Hall
Claude Bell
Martha Jane Bell
Meridian
Miss
Bell
N. Nealy
Gainesville
Births and Moves Across Town and Nearby
Mr and Mrs W A Bush announce the birth of a daughter Linda Gail on June 30. Mr and Mrs Ludie Randall and son Jimmie moved from Wetumpka to Dothan and are staying with local families. Mrs T R Scheile and daughters Barbara and Donna are visiting Birmingham relatives while Mr Scheile returns from Birmingham. Mr and Mrs William Blount and son Billy spend the week in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bush
N. Bell Street
Linda Gail
Ludie Randall
Sara Lewis
Jimmie
Dothan
Wetumpka
Troy Leys
T. R. Scheile
Barbara
Donna
Birmingham
Scheile
William Blount
Billy
New Orleans
War wives and changing roles reshape home life
Ruth Millett notes how wartime separation deepens bonds and alters daily life for wives and children. She contrasts loneliness with resilience, describes mail’s allure, and highlights shifts in domestic duties and family dynamics during the war era. A separate item discusses beef substitutes becoming dinner table staples and meat shortages.
Home Remedy Pack Relieves Sunburn and Nail Care Tips
A reader shares a homemade sunburn relief using bicarbonate paste mixed with water and soda to cool and soothe. The note also warns against sun poisoning and urges medical care for fever or severe exposure. The piece includes odd beauty and manicure advice with cautions about solvents and nail polish mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEA Brest
Canstine Johnson
Metro Pabtal Opera
Carousel
Confort
Cracking the Habit of Thin Nail Polish Mixes
Readers confess thinning nail polish with remover creates a sticky, rubbery layer that peels or buckles. The column warns about incompatible ingredients and the common misuse that weakens finishes. It offers guidance on proper application and removal to prevent damage.
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Snie Gite
Hie
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Eueniete
Kell Roberson
Prichard
J. R Dasinger
Midland City
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England
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Colonial Mill Towing Co
Nashville
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Colonial Milling CO
Team
Ralph Moseley
George Spann
Ruth Millevt
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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