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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1944
Page
6
Fragmented OCR from Cambridge University Press Macmillan edition presents poetic lines about nature and longing. It references Clifford Dyment and scenes of forests birds and sky within a wartime temple of the world.
Rose Anli Parent Teacher Association will meet in the school auditorium at 7:40 pm Wednesday, announced by president Mev Tura Stephens. A regular meeting will be held Thursday afternoon with a 2 o'clock program featuring Misa Haze Gowan's pupils in a play and the Toy Orchestra. Other events include talks on safety rules for children and selections by the high school band.
A domestic safety and care guide outlines proper dry cleaning and stain removal practices. It warns against unsafe methods, stresses air drying, ventilation, and avoiding heat while garments dry, and covers handling ink and tannin stains with cautions on spot treatment.
A long discussion from NEA Service outlines parental affection and its impact on child development. Dr Margaret Ribble and colleagues study hundreds of families, arguing that consistent loving care fosters healthier emotional and physical growth, with consequences shaping later life outcomes.
The article describes church circles meeting in members’ homes for Bible study with various circles including Morning and Ocavig Hush group. Notable officers, members, and visitors attended sessions, devotional messages and study periods were shared, and a corsage gift noted for the Circle president.
The Sacred Harp Sing at Dathan Primitive Baptist Church on Plachshear Street honored WE Kirkland for his seventy fifth birthday. Leaders listed include T Pope WL E Sheen T G Barber J 4& Fowler 4d F Patterson J VT Helms 4 Ballad J Gnivis JO OW Burton B P Posner and others. A memorial sing is announced for the first Sunday in April at the church with local attendees and relatives. Corporal UC VingMoan, recently in the South Pacific, is on furlough with a note of his service and future posting.
First Baptist WMS circles met in members homes yesterday for devotionals, study of the leaflet, and business sessions. Circle leaders and members held varied programs with devotional talks, Bible quizzes, and mission study across twelve cycles, with ten to fourteen members in attendance and several visitors.
Mrs Obie Reals of Newville hosted a Sunday noon luncheon at her home honoring Mrs Ryals on her sixth birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A M Scott and children Hale blag, Mr and Mrs Otis Reals Hartford, Mr and Mrs A O WK McCoy and children, Mr and Mrs EB Ryals and children, Miss Joyce Ryale, Mr and Mrs C V W MeChan and Whilene Whnddon Newville, and others from Dothan Blakely Hartford Headland and Havifa rework. The event featured pink and white decorations, burning tapers, and a pink white embossed cake centerpiece.
Mr and Mrs Powell of Geneva announce the birth of a son to their family. Ms Betee of Or nade Pin also greets a new baby. Mr and Mrs Weber Boustres of Bapcom Fi celebrate the birth of Kent Larier. Private Herbert F Warren and Mrs Warren announce the birth of a son Billy Charles at a local hospital.
A wartime discussion on divorce when a husband falls for another woman in a foreign country. It weighs the wife's options, religious views, and the urge to avoid a broken home, arguing that avoidance and a strict no dating rule may be the only peaceful path.
Two Dothan men are commissioned as second lieutenants in the U S Army Air Corps and awarded minor pilot's wings. Neal Bullard Saxon, son of Mr and Mrs John A L Saxon, and James Oscar Adkins, son of Mr and Mrs Oscar C Adkins, were announced by Spence Field Moultrie Georgia after graduating from advanced pilot school. Saxon, a Dothan High School graduate, was at Alabama Polytechnic Institute at enlistment. Adkins, also a Dothan High School graduate, was a machinist before enlisting.
Brant, producer of 75 percent of world coffee, plans to burn about 20 million dollars of surplus annually to regulate prices. Kerosene imported at a cost of one million dollars keeps the blaze alive, and the odor can be detected up to one hundred miles away.
Ambiguous text discusses farm ownership, land tracts, and applications for loans under a 1987 land purchase act. Mentions counties, appraisal concerns, and procedural steps, with unclear references to committees and approvals.
A Senate discussion urged expansion of voter eligibility and election oversight. Proposals included civic committees to promote honest voting, rotating election duties between clubs, a citizen committee for home town elections, and allowing ballot use after certificate with public access to voter lists.
A brief note discusses how salt seasons food and its relation to plants, noting some salts derive from mineral sources rather than plant processes. It highlights flavor impact and chemical origins without extensive detail.
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