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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1947

Page

8

Ashford Baptists Host Vacation Bible School Parade

The Ashford Baptist Church held a week long Vacation Bible School ending Friday with a program by church departments. Children displayed crafts and a parade proceeded through town. Sixty children received perfect attendance certificates. Assisting staff included Rev C M Agee and many volunteers. Revival services are planned Sunday to the following week with Rev Snabditt of Prichard as guest minister. Mr John Ed Williams returned from Ohio after the death of his father C L Williams of Columbia.

The Baptists C. M. Agee Lurlene.Dobbs Henri Bruner Walter Bruner Stuart McArthur H. C. Lambert David Harrison Flepy@ Knight Annie Lou Brooks Dick Barber Chatt ‘Knight Hazel Slosberg Dorothy Glass Louige Brackin Hugh Fellows Robert Earle Christmas Ashford Baptist Church Snabdiit John Ed Williams Ohio

Winter visitors and family notes from Florida and Georgia

Mrs Estelle Manley of Lake Wales Florida is spending the summer months with her sister Mrs E M Grimsley. Mrs A L Snell spent several days with her niece Mrs Maz Rollins in Blakely and attended the wedding of Miss Mary Helen Rolling at the Baptist Church on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Henry Adarig and small son Tommy of Crestview Florida are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Carson Glasa. Al Brownfield has returned from a visit with relatives in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs John P Miller spent Sunday in Marianna with Mr Miller's sister Mrs Ruth Hodges who remains ill.

A. L. Snell Maz Rollins Blakely Mary Helen Rolling Bapti Church Henry Adarig Snutl Tommy Crestview Fla Carson Glasa al Brownfield Philadelphia John P. Miller Marianna Mr. Miller Ruth Hodges

Dr Will Houghton Dies in Los Angeles

Dr Will Houghton veteran Baptist cleric and president of Moody Bible Institute Chicago died unexpectedly at 60 after an apparent heart attack. He was found unconscious in his Ambassador Hotel room with a bottle of pills nearby. Police and physicians noted long migraine troubles and possible overdose while his wife Elizabeth urged aid.

Los Angeles Wil H. Houghton Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Houghton C. Dpd Giroux Dr. Houghton Lion Sali Dr. Moon

Telephone Wedding Delayed by Bride's Age Rule

In Atlanta a 20 year old Billy Hoyle planned to marry Fran lein Irene Bunte of Blomberg Germany by telephone. A clerk reminded Georgia law requires the bride be 18 or have parental consent. Hoyle’s fiancée is 13 days shy of 18, so the ceremony was postponed 13 days.

Atlanta Hoyle Billy Hoyle Franlein Irene Bunte Blomberg Germany Georgia

High School Students Now Splitting Atoms

In El Cerrito near Berkeley Cal a high school physics class led by Ben Siegal investigates early atomic physics. The piece notes atom smashing as a secret of top scientists but explores its classroom reach amid local interest and the UC Berkeley influence.

EL Cerrito Cal Berkeley University of California Cyclotron Ben Siegal

El Cerrito Students Build Atom-Smasher Plan

El Cerrito High School announces four senior students are finalizing a home built atom-smasher project. The school has allocated $500 to add atom splitting to next year's curriculum.

el Cerrito High School

Rattlesnakes Found Across Humid and Dry Climates

The report notes rattlesnakes inhabit both highly humid and extremely arid regions. It states the Antarctic continent covers more than five million square miles.

Antarctic

Bilbo Interviewed By Negro Editor in New Orleans

Theodore Bilbo, the U S senator elect from Mississippi, granted a two hour exclusive interview to Leon Lewis, editor of The Negro South, after reportedly breaking through Bilbo’s silence with reporters. Bilbo said he did not dislike Negroes except when they attempt to "he like me," a remark seen as an admission of inferiority.

New Orleans Theodore G. Bilbo D-Miss John Lester

Livestock Prices Edge Higher In Wide Market Movements

Chicago cattle and hog markets show mixed moves with hogs 25-75 higher on most weights under 250 lb and light sow gains. Cattle demand strongest for good fed steers and yearlings up 1.00-1.50, beef cows 50-75 higher, but canners and cutters barely steady. Overall, open trade softened by close. top reported for choice steers around 30.00 earlier, with later quotes 27.50-28.75 for heavy and 24.50-27.25 for good weights.

Chicago USDA

Weddings and Engagements in Dothan and Pensacola

Howell Sauls announces the June 7 wedding of Connie Ethel Sauls to Henry Howell at route four in Dothan. Naomi Merritte and W J Baggett wed May 26 at a Methodist Church with Rev William Loranzo officiating. The bride wore white marquisette and orchids. the groom is a World War II Navy veteran. They honeymooned in Miami and now reside in Pensacola.

U. S. Navy Pacific Miami

Emperor penguins and stockers on market sale notes

Strictly good stockers sold mainly at 18.50 to 22.75 per hundredweights with most offered at low choice around 22.00. Emperor penguins weigh up to 80 pounds. Miss Virginia Groff of Washington DC arrived Saturday for a visit with her aunt Miss Baughman. She will visit Donalsonville and Cedar GA before returning to ton.

Virginia Groff Ton, D. C Miss Baughman Donalsonville Cedar Ga Ton

Germans and Japanese To Get U S Cotton Exports

AP dispatch reports that the United States plans to send cotton to Germany and Japan through March 1948 under an 80-20 arrangement. About 20,000 bales would go to Germany monthly and roughly 67,000 bales to Japan to support Allied recovery efforts.

Germany Japan U.S Washington Aps Masvbank Geregary Vie Apo Roport Danhorilis Envotan Senate Aia War and State Departments

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Ashford Sania Estelle Manley Lake Wales, Fla E. M. Grimsley Me. Grimstey Charlotte Gayle Dixon Reuben V. Dixon Webb Route One Dixon Emma Crawford Clayton Crawford Southern Diaper Service Dace Sele Bauman Gorham Towle Reid and Barton International WMMNL Reer Ny Hee, Jewelers & Silversmiths Dothan Alabama Tokyo Will Houghton BAY Line Panama City Bilbo Dothan Jewelry Co Dothan Floral C J. D. Griffin Lamar Dyess N. Oates Odds and Ends Columbia, Tenn Cup Armerican Legion Juads Herald Giese Day Herald Herald Walter R_ Robinette Erne Hall Fairfax Charles George (da Sheffield Susan Boston Mars J. OW. Whitaker Mae Pate Birmingham Alex Rhyne Marianne
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