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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1943
Page
5
The text paints a surreal scene of ships at war and twilight chattering in a world where beings recall a guiding God. It contrasts noisy descriptions with spiritual reflections as the narrator laments separation and finds solace in a blue cliff where the divine presence lingers beyond spoken words.
Mrs Walter Moon entertained at her Booth Circle home with a bridge party on Wednesday afternoon. pastel flowers decorated the yard and rooms. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Jex Dowling and Mrs G M Lewis. Tea and a salad course followed, hosted by the hostess assisted by Mrs W T Burkett.
In Hawaii, high school pupils join cane fields as defense effort labor. Attending school Mon to Thu, they work Fri to Sun under teacher oversight, earning two to four dollars. A 400-student battalion aided Oahu Sugar during critical cane growth, with fields needing constant tending for 22 months. loss of labor could ruin acres post attack.
The text urges caution to avoid public discomfort and promotes Penetro as a two way remedy for colds. It advertises external vapors to ease chest tightness and internal medicated vapors to reduce congestion and coughing with a pleasant taste. Price is given as 2 for 35 cents with double supply.
Miss Marie Hares Japonicas hosted the Pinckard Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Merle Gorland, Mrs Viola Borland, Mrs Morris Borland, Mrs Clinton Arthur, Mrs Alto Borland, Jere Evans Gissendanner, Mrs Grady Spear, Mrs Bob Brown of Midland City, and Mrs Wood Savary. Mrs Morris Borland won the prize. Charles Bayette of Woodley, Ga, visited Cathan. Mrs Roa Basthan retired from Montgomery after days with her daughter Mrs B D Metcalfs.
Mrs W B Logue entertained the members of the bridge club on Thursday afternoon at two tables with colorful pansies and daffodils decorating the rooms. Light refreshments were served late in the afternoon. Mrs Spann won the high score award. Mr and Mrs Cows Mackenzie have returned to Birmingham after visiting their daughter and son-in-law Captain and Mrs R G Fle mater at 514 West Main Street.
Hartford special report by W G Eden states no 4H club rally this year due to transportation issues. Each club will host an evening party at a schoolhouse with dates and communities listed, with no admission charged.
Mrs Alvanander4 hosted a Hartford Bridge Club gathering with players including Mesdimes Welch Hhett Wilhenson J A Anderson J oF Davin TT Holman Glenn Gibson Miltom Holman and J F Collins. Prizes for the event went to Mia J A Anderson War batampa and Mia Glenn Gibwon Mix Davis. Also noted, Navigation Cadet John E Tageley, son of Mr and Mrs George K Bagley, graduated from RAF preflight navigators school at Beeman Field Monroe.
A Vicksburg event honored the bride elect with a tea and reception. Mrs Reeves and many local ladies attended, as guests admired lace, daffodils, and crystal centerpieces.
Mrs Thad Mitchell and Miss Ruby McAlister hosted a bridge party at Mrs Mitchells Headland home in honor of Mrs Conrad E Nolte a recent bride. Guests included Mrs Nolte Mr and Mrs Wyatt Oates Mr and Mrs Burris Davin and several others. Two gifts were given to Mrs Nolte and high score prizes awarded to Mrs Sperman and Mr Wyatt Cates.
Mrs C R Parson was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs M F Jones and Mrs Mare Wilbanks at Mrs K B Fowler’s Dothan route home. Guests included Sara Jane Marlow Nora Dickerson Caliney Dickerson Ted Watford Ellen Watford Henry Adkins Lovell Fowler Daisy Baxtes Clayton Patson Pierce Stephens Vi McDaniel Millard Jones Cynthia South Edgar Smith Shelly Fowler Imn Yates Bernice Elmore Allen Snell Lante Andrews Kinion Fowler Howell Dixon Eunice Wright.
NEA staff correspondent explains a simple method to compare canned goods by point cost per ounce. using No 2 and No 2 1/2 cherry cans as examples, the cheaper per ounce wins. The piece also notes laundry service changes and various OPA updates including rationing, certificates, and farm volunteer recruitment.
Dorothy Dix counsels a 65 year old man torn between a faithful wife and younger, moneyed temptations. She argues resisting temptation preserves self respect and stability, warns that older men who abandon wives face social scorn, and cautions that a young partner won't solve financial or emotional issues.
Lt and Mrs C L Portevint are staying several days with his parents Mi and Mrs C L Pointivint before heading to Salina Kansas where Lt Poitivent will be stationed.
Mr Ted Bauman hosted a Thursday party for bride elect Miss Sarabel Kraselsky with four bridge tables in card rooms and a gift for the honoree. Guests from Blakely and Little Rock attended with names including Mrs Saul Elgar and Miss Louise Block. Lipson of St Louis planned to arrive for Sunday wedding festivities.
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