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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1943

Page

7

Marriage and military family notices in local Port Reed area

A garbled OCR excerpt records a marriage between Sara Margaret Adams and an unnamed partner at Mabou parsonage with October date. It mentions education at a Port Et Joe college and a Wal high School, plus a soldier family note and a private’s convalescence after an induction ceremony.

Blount Sara Margaret Adams Are Mabou Parsonage Pear College Joe Peat A KB Reve DeFuniak Pee Waligh School Pam Nice

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Ball Beatty Wedding In Marianna Details Given

Freida Jane Beatty and Edward Camero Ball wed in First Presbyterian Marianna on February seventeenth. The ceremony featured Rev M D Durant and Mendelssohn reception music. Bride wore French blue crepe with gardenia bouquet. groom attended by Lt Jack Alfondre. After, mother hosted informal hotel Chipola reception for wedding party.

Marianna Mra Cornea Beatty Freida Jane Edwie Camerto Ball United Minton Army Air Corps First Presbyterian Church M. 4. DuRant Thomas Hook Flisebsth Richardson Wagner Mendeleschi Amos E. Lewis Jack Alfondre Hotel Chipola

U D C Unit Sits In Regular Session In Hartford

In Hartford the Difford Lanier chapter of U D C met Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs Lanier and Mrs Ward. President Mr A L Chancy opened the session with ritual assisted by Chaplain Mrs Windham. Committees were named for Memorial Day plans and a talk on Montgomery Unshaken by Wet Problems was given by Mrs Chancy. Guests included Mrs McKee and Mrs Collington visiting from Providence R I.

Hartford Grecul WML Lanier Mra ROS Ward Difford Lanier Lanier Cute A L Chancy Harvey Windham

Marianna Soldier Honored for Cadet Wings and Service

A Marianna based air cadet, born in Quincy and ten years local, earned his wings at Marianna Army Air Field on February 16 and received his commission. Lieutenant Ball, son of Mrs. Walter Vendevender of Weippe Idaho, is now stationed at Biggs Field El Paso Texas while his wife remains in Marianna awaiting his return from military service.

Marianna Quincy Lieutenant Ball Walter Vendevender Weippe Idaho Clase‘43 Marianna Army Air Field Ball Biggs Field el Paso Texas

Miss Margaret McCall Elected Delta Pi Kappa Grand President

Miss Margaret McCall head of Health and Physical Education at Alabama College Montevallo has been elected grand president of Delta Pi Kappa National Honorary Professional Physical Education Fraternity succeeding Miss Grace Hunter of Philadelphia. The fraternity founded at Muncie Indiana May 23 1914 joined the Women’s Panhellenic Association in 1928. McCall earned degrees from the University of Missouri and did graduate work at USC and NYU becoming chair of the Nations Soccer Committee 1941 43 and Alabama Board of Basketball Officials since 1938. She also serves as Secretary Treasurer of the Southern Association of Directors of Physical Education for College Women.

Margaret McCall Alabama College Montevallo Delta Pm University of Missouri University of Southern California New York University the Nations Soccer Committee Alabama Board of Basketball Miss McClig Southern Association of Directors of Miss McCall

Pond Town Club Meeting Discusses Home Defense Efforts

Hartford news notes the Pond Town Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. B C Galloways with fourteen members attending. Topics covered included salvaging for defense sewing for Red Cross and a program on Safely in the Home. County assistant D A attended as a guest.

Hartford Specul Pond Town B.C. Galloway Red Cross D. A Eee

Calendar of church and club meetings for week

A Monday schedule lists noon luncheon by the Business Women's Circle at the Episcopal Auxiliary parish house and evening circles at Lafayette Street Methodist with named members and hostesses. Tuesday features the New Century Club at Houston Memorial Library and church auxiliary gatherings. Wednesday Emanee DAR meets Headland. Thursday Harmony Club at the Library with listed hostesses. noted social visits by Mrs Tilber, Mrs Reeves, and others.

Busineas’ Women's Circle Episcopal Auxiliary Membe Friends of the Auxilary Lafayette Street Methodist A. D. Sheahan Herring Street D. F. Odom W. Main Street J. M Cooper S. St Andrews Street George Forehand F. Wilkes Appletree Street James Avery Irwin Street Earl Moore Pariah House Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary First Baptist Church Mason Rowe Gloria Golken Andrewaatreet Emamee Dar Headland Marvin Scott Harmony Club Mra W O Phillipa Grady Tilher Ogden Reeves

Unsung patriot prompts teen to embrace home front duties

Dorothy Dix counsels a schoolgirl to value her wartime home front work, stressing that keeping homes and children safe, eating well, and supporting soldiers are vital. She urges continued study and preparation for future roles, noting women will assume greater duties after the war.

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Perplexed Young Lovers Face War Time Marriage Dilemma

The era’s letters discuss couples rushing to marriage on the eve of a husband’s induction, debating duty versus love. Many cite the urgent need to wed before deployment, while concerns arise about support, future changes after the war, and the risk of separation. Local notices mention Clement Ritter’s return from Decatur and visits with Major Stringfellow and family at Columbia Theological Seminary.

Brackin Family Announces Two Births in Pansey and Newville

Mr and Mrs Donald Brackin of Newville Route 2 announce the birth of a daughter Mary Ach on March 8. Mrs Brackin was formerly Mable Johnson. Private and Mrs C Luster of Pansey, formerly of Columbus, Ga, announce a son born February 7 at Dothan hospital named John Harrison. Mrs Luster is the former Lera Harrison of Pansey.

Donald Brackin Newville Route Two Mary Ach Brackin Mins Mable Johnson C Luster Pansay Columbus At & Dothan Hospital John Harrison Luster Lera Harrison Pansey Mra Curtis Noblin Panama City Fla Thormen Mra Noblin Meine Adame

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