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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1945

Page

3

To a Calm One and Silent Waves in Verse

The fragmentary text blends poetry and a military notice. It includes a poem with lines about sleep and ships at sea attributed to Selmz R. Osterman, then an obituary-like note mourning a figure who built a princely throne in humble truth, and finally a military notice: Private Billy Gamble Jr. leaves Headland for Fort Ord after basic training at Camp Mend, expecting a service in the Armed Forces.

William Wordsworth Billy Gamble, Jr Tuesaday Fort Ord California W. J. Framble Headland Route Three Gamble Armed Forces Camp, Mending Fiz

Postwar asbestos ironing board cover debuts

Photo courtesy U S Rubber shows the burn proof ironing board cover entering civilian use after being developed for fire fighting suits. Limited quantities are available. The asbestos fiber cover is described as heat resistant for housewives who might leave an iron on the board.

Courtery U. S. Rubber Asbeston

Social News Briefs and Local Travels

Mrs W C King and Mrs R E Foy left today for a ten day stay at Mountain City Georgia. Miss Mollie Ivey spent the weekend at Pensacola as guest of her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Emmitt Parrish. See Bobby Parker of Headland in Columbus and Chattanooga with relatives. Mrs Dallas D Brock and son Dallas Jr left today for San Francisco to join Monor Brock after eight months in Dothan with Mrs Brock's father G T Cooper. Amelia Levine has returned to Birmingham after a visit here with Mez Trixie Lurie, Mrs Lurie, Ernestina Lurie, Levine, and Mr and Ms Tom Rumph at Sunnyside Beach.

Mollie Ivey Pensacola Emmitt Parrish Dallas D. Brock Dallas, Jr Ran Francisco Monor Brock Dothan Brock G. T. Cooper St. Andrews Street Amelia Levine Birmingham Mez Trixie Lurie Mrs. Lurie Ernestina Lurie Miss Levine Mr. and Mia Tom Rumph Sunnyside Beach

W D Knowles Hosts Family Reunion at 84th Birthday

W D Knowles celebrated his eighty four birthday Sunday at a family reunion at his home in Columbia route ws. Attendees included HB Godfrey family, Ronald Johnson of Goldsboro North Carolina, W C Knowles Vermassee S C, W C Knowles Jr and Conrad Ridgeland C, and many Knowles relatives from Georgia Florida and Alabama. The gathering featured numerous grandchildren, siblings and in laws from Webb Ashford Dothan Orlando Macon and beyond.

W. D. Knowles Columbia Route Ws HB. Godfrey Benny Joyce Mee Ronald Johnson Goldsboro North Carina W. C. Knowles Vermassee S.C Conrad Ridgeland Knowles Mary Sue. Odersa Tommy Willams Berths Woodham Burl Katring Albert Carl Grissett Gothen Jack Gamble Eloise Judith Ann H. D. Knowles Webb Preston Knowles Dothan Edward Culbreth Larry Leslie Forrester Sue Collie Bobby James Knowles Jimmy Royce Ashford Jove L. Alten Orlando Fla Roy Ligon Jacquéline Roy Ann Macon

Billy Mears Fourth Birthday Feted in Malone Fla

Billy Mears of Malone Florida celebrated his fourth birthday on Saturday with a party hosted by his mother Mrs. Wilson Mears at his grandmother Mrs. J L Bell's home. Miss June May and Misa Betty Williams helped serve and entertain. An embossed birthday cake with candles topped the table along with an ice course. Guests included Billy Rogers Bill Bell Jo Ann Bell Merle Tindal Elmira Bell Floyd Franklin deck McCallum Barbara Taylor Annette Jones Charles Locke Charles Russ Cecil Myers.

Billy Mears Malone, Fla Wilson Mears Billy J. L. Bell June May Misa Betty Williams Bill and Jo Ann Bell Merle Tindal Elmira Bell Floyd Franklin Deck McCallum Barbara Taylor Annette Jones Charles Locke Charles Russ Cecil Myers

Arnold Family Reunion Is Held At Enon Church

Friends and relatives gather for the 53rd Arnold reunion at Enon Church. H. H. Arnold guest of honor. J. C. Ingram chairs arrangements and says 1846 reunion will again be at Enon church. Various local residents and families mentioned in travel and visits.

Arnold Enon Church H. H. Arnold J. C. Ingram

Date Dresses Have Romantic Styling

Date dresses blend carnival colors from Mexico with romantic picture book cues. The collection features doublet jackets high collars and twin sleeves with long sheaths and short puffed shoulders. Em Wilkins designs a purple crepe dress with court-page accents and a saucy drawstring neck. Long dresses bow over the boys in white net black chiffon and organdy. Shepherdess influenced and pinafore styled looks show saucy backs and plaid taffeta with a bustle tied sash over a puffy skirt.

Eplife Esxard Nea York Mexico Em Wilkins

Beauty Tricks From NEA Writer for Glamour Night Shine

NEA writer Alicia Hart shares quick tips for evening glamour. Ground sequins on the hair with lacquer for lasting shine. Use orange eye makeup lines and brow touches with olive oil for a lifted look.

NEA Alicia Hart Jan Wilson Fred Warine Jane

Wrona Feed May Give Cow Sunburn

CHICAGO AP The American Veterinary Medical Association and its dairy cattle committee warn certain clover or buckwheat diets can cause sun sensitivity in cows. Light exposure blisters noses nostrils eyes and white-spotted hide. Veterinarians treat with lampblack ointment on affected areas.

Chicago Bessie American Veterinary Medical Association

Coast Teams Play To Charity Games

Two Pacific Coast League all-star baseball games are set for tonight for charity. In Los Angeles a San Diego and Los Angeles selection will face a Sacramento Oakland selection in a North South contest. In Portland the Portland Beavers and Seattle will join forces against San Francisco and Hollywood for the National Association of Professional Baseball Players benefit.

Los Angeles Calif API San Diego Sacramento Oakland Portland Ore Portland Beavers Seattle Fovors San Francisco Hollywood National Association of Professional Baseball Players

Favored Stymie Aims For Yonkers Handicap Victory

AP reports Stymie, who beat Devil Diver in the Brooklyn handicap, is favored to win the $10,000 Yonkers handicap on Empire-at-Jamaica opening day. The Army’s Motor Transport Service doubles large Diesel unit load capacity, adding 10 tons per trailer. WAVES storekeeper Mary Lois Brackin visits Washington, D. C., while Ensign Charles Whiddon departs Fort McPherson for a new post in Sioux Falls.

Yonkers New York Army Motor Transport Service Charles Whiddon Eighth Air Force Fort McPherson Sioux Falls South Dakota

Mrs Hand Honors Daughter At Party

Mrs Hand hosted a party at her home in Headland Wednesday night to celebrate her daughter’s Steen birthday anniversary. Games were played and refreshments served. Participants included Charles Taylor Howard Taylor Cobeen Moss Tinie McClenney Nel Moss Irma Ammons Edson Smuth Mavis Ammons Private Jack Singletary Ning Hand Elva Ammons Mertha Singletary Edna Hamm Weeton Nadine Watson Rupert Sellers Robert Hamm Oxida Jones Joao Hamm Kaynell Farmer Jobs Jones Hosalyn Farmer Kenneth Kirkeland Louise Brannon Jack Weatherington Ted Sparn Mary Eton Jones Davis Murray Rose Evelyn Jones Fred Farmer Kyle Parker Billy Parker Agers Taylor Private Bod Watson Pic and Mrs Bill Singletary.

Luther Herd Hormetear Headland Steen Gankrrah Charles Taylor Howard Taylor Cobeen Moss Tinte McClenney Nel Moss Irma Ammons Edson Smuth Mavis Ammons Private Jack Singletary Ning Hand Elva Ammons Mertha Singletary Edna Hamm We Woteon Nadine Watson Rupert Sellers Robert Hamm Oxida Jones Joao Hamm Kaynell Farmer Jobs Jones Hosalyn Farmer Kenneth Kirkeland Louise Brannon Jack Weatherington Ted Sparn Mary Eton Jones Davis Murray Rose Evelyn Jones Fred Farmer Kyle Parker Billy Parker Agers Taylor Bod Watson Pic Bill Singletary

Living together through the war a plan worth noting

Ruth Millett presents a wartime arrangement where a nurse daughter-in-law and a career mother-in-law share a household. Each works three days, handling domestic duties on their at-home days, leaving one shared day for companionship. The plan preserves careers, reduces conflict, and could guide future family living when jobs are scarce.

Ruth Millett Junior

Miss Helen Dean Visits Plattsburg and New York

Miss Helen Dean spends two weeks in Plattsburg New York visiting her brother and sister in law Master Sergeant and Mrs Ernest M Dean. She will also visit in New York City before returning home.

Helen Dean Plattsburg, N. Y Ernest M. Dean Miss Dean New York City

Carrolls and guests attend Judson College conference

Chaplain and Mrs FE T Carroll Miss Sally Carroll Tipton Carroll and Yiss Lucile Seaborn with late Miss Cinda Jo Pierce spend the week at Judson College for an adult conference and laboratory training.

FE. T. Carroll Sally Carroll Tipton Carroll Yiss Lucile Seaborn Cinda Jo Pierce Judson College

Birmingham industrial leader Herbert Tutwiler dies

Herbert Tutwiler, a longtime Birmingham industrial executive and former chief of a district office, died yesterday in Pensacola. He had served in multiple Birmingham corporate roles and led the Birmingham district from June 1900s.

Birmingham Herbert Tutwiler

Unclear: Family Trip Mentioned in Santa Rosa

Fragmentary notice describes Bob Dawkins visiting Santa Rosa Beach with wife Nancy and daughter Lary and other relatives over a weekend, mentioning Anne and Lest in unclear context. No full names or coherent events established.

Bob Dawkins Santa Rosa Fiz Bir Ws Nascy Lary Santa Rosa Beach Santa Rose Pelidven Anne Lest

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Deep Bilches Selmz R. Osterman Pinkham Lydia Pinkhares W. C. King R. E. Foy Mountain City Bobby Parker Columbus, Ga Chattanooga Fenn CatBye Ala Dothan Mule Co J. J. Jones E. D. Patterson R. R. Holman J.T. Jones D. L. Eggar Betty Richard Norfolk Burlington N.C George Navarro Patricia W. D Bill) Andress Jo Ann Hall Wister S Jean Cook Raymond Fowler, Sr Montgomery Brand J. D. Sanders Frank Whitesell Bettye Neal Bainbridge, Ga S. Whitesell L. W. Johnson W. G. Johnson Madison Wisconsin Licut E.f.bach Iman Sylvia Johnson Wee Tom Dodd Elizabeth Pittman Mobile W. A. Pittman Billy Pittman Maurice Steenland Carolyn Domingus Donald Smith Jan Ciechanowski London Washington U.S Warsaw Poland Russia Lusir Slim Oris Kelly Orry-Kelly Lanine Mary Lois Brackin WAVES Washington, D. C Douglas Fuller Dusy Street Ens Bauman Jewel Box Foster St Chester S. Lena St Mrs. Hand Party Ruth Jones Chicago Concern Txdustrialiey Egy Harden Telephone Sewice Star Standard Telephone & Telegraph Co
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