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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1945
Page
3
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Ella Heath a. offers a cryptic meditation on identity and fate. The speaker declares eternal, universal force as the self, claiming to be the eve, the sea, and truth mirrored in imagination, challenging external power to conquer the inner essence.
Sixteen members of the Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist WMS met at the church for a supper meeting. The program titled Today's Youth Tomorrow's Faith opened with a devotional by Miss Mae Knight. Miss Bessie Jonas spoke on Youth and World Missions. A WHLU quiz was led by Merc. W R Jordan, and Miss Mary Estranum discussed Girls' Avalsary work. The Book Review Club is set to meet Wednesday at 3 pm at Mrs J Knight's home at 803 North Oates Street with Mrs W T Burkett presenting the review.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Cook announce the marriage of their daughter Jewell to Gene Boltze son of Mr and Mrs Carl Boltze of Tampa Fla. The marriage occurred May 23 at Foster Street Methodist Church with Rev E A Childs officiating. Herbert Ray Seay first class fireman is spending 27 days here with his parents after serving six months on Iwo Jima Guam and the Marshall Islands. Mrs Woodruff Goucher of Montgomery is a guest. Dance notice: Victory Belles music tonight by Napier Field Airliners at the Recreation Center.
Misses Tese Newvar portpoee2 and two Newton sisters, daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles Newton, will present a one hour program at Dowvar High School Friday at 8 pm. The recital was moved from January due to illness of a performer. The sisters trained with top instructors and studied at Arch W Can pos in New York. Accompanist Mrs Baker Jones, well known in the city, will join the program for a balanced schedule pleasing Dothan music lovers.
J. C. Lewis district FSA supervisor from Auburn Alabama assists WL Cook new Houston County FSA supervisor to learn Farm Security work in this county. Samuel T Windham acted as assistant FM specialist for District Three visited to inspect land for possible purchase by the Farm Security Administration. Cook, formerly Lee County FSA supervisor, replaced LG Michels who recently entered the armed forces.
Several church circles gathered in members homes for devotional lessons and mission study. Members and hosts included W C Fenn, Vera Sheehan, Louise Ciendenin, and Grace topics discussed. Attendance varied from four to fourteen across circles led by Mrs Walding, Mrs Walker, Mrs Smart, and others. Continuous sessions noted with study periods and meditations.
The First Baptist WMS held eleven circle meetings Monday with brief business sessions and Bible study on the mission booklet Give Ye. Circles One and Five reported no meeting. Circle Two met with Mrs Faulson Eddins and Circle Three with Mrs D J Adams. Circle Four hosted by Mrs G H Barber. Circle Six with Mrs Wyatt Plevatt. Circle Seven hosted by Mrs S A Stapleton. Circle Eight with Mrs Vo Forrester. Circle Nine no report. Circle Ten led by Mrs George Cunningham included a Bible quiz. Circle Eleven hosted by Miss L Jackson. Circle Twelve with Mrs A Spinks. Several circles noted attendance and devotional messages. Additionally, several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spann and family, spent the week at Larkway Villa.
The Iowa family's posthumous Medal of Honor son, a soldier who grew up on a farm, wrote grateful letters to his parents about honesty and guidance. He credits his upbringing for values, notes travel and independence, and urges wise parents to let children choose their path while staying firm on core standards. The piece links parental guidance to resilience and self-discovery.
Birth announcements report Paine Anne, born June 3 to Mr and Mrs WD Hall of Floramb, with former surname Reamer Mee Hughes. Another child, Peggy Ann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert McLain of Newville, born May 22. McLain’s wife formerly Mary Frances, maid of route four.
Delta Kappa Gamma unit at Newton hosts Mrs Roy Jones and Mr Daniel Carmichael as joint hosts for a Dale County group gathering. The event featured decorations, a social hour with iced drinks, piano and vocal selections by guest artists, and a Founders Day program after a brief business session. Several members and guests attended, with travel updates noting Mrs George T Dixon and Judy leaving for Detroit and Pte Leonard C Whiddon returning to Fort Ord after nineteen days with family.
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