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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1945

Page

3

Land of Beginning Again and a World War II Update

Fragmented miscellany recalls the poem Land of Beginning Again and cites a World War II note: Private Engle A Parramore reportedly returned from duty in the Southwest Pacific, admitted to Moore General Hospital Swannanoa North Carolina, as reported by his wife Sue Parramore. Parramore is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M A Parramore of Ashford Route One, quoted at Fort McPherson Georgia on October 12 with assignment to the Air Forces.

Engle A. Parramore Southwest Pacific Moore General Aspital Swannanea N. C Sue Parramore Parramore M. A.aramore Ashford Fort McPherson Warren Sellers Lowry Field Lowery Field Denver Colorado Dewey Sellers Sellers Army Air Forces

Birth announcements for three local families

Mr and Mrs Whit Clark announce the birth of a son Kenneth Paul on March 13. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J T Jenkins of route two and Mrs Anna Clark Slocomb route two. Mr and Mrs John J Flowers Jr announce a son John Jefferson Flowers II born in a local hospital March 18. Mr and Mrs John Sanders Sr announce a daughter born in a local hospital March 18.

Patrican Ann Miay Ralph Talmadge May E. Main Street Pamela H. Christmas Cottondale Fiz Mes Qua Tucker Cottonwood Ala Whit Clark Kenneth Paul J. T. Jenkins Route Two Anna Clark Slocomb John J. Flowers, Jr John Jefferson Flowers, II John Sanders, Sr Hte Sturley Gwin Paul Willem M Pau A. B. Paul Bontay Fla J. M. Spivey Shirley

Party Given For Audia Taylor Birthday

Miss Lillian Taylor and Miss Doris Skipper hosted a Wednesday party celebrating Audia Taylor’s birthday. Guests included Clarice Thompson Dorothy Lee Jewel Whitehead Gladys Peacock Eloise Bruner Donnie Traylor Doris Redmond Eva Skipper Lucile Redmond Doris Skipper Alice Dee Mrs Bee Love Mr and Mrs J R Skipper Mrs A F Taylor Mr and Mrs O L Buntin Royce Jones Burl Paulk Bob Foy Benton Dorman J R Cain Curlis Paulk Charles Mathis and Buster Skipper. Outside cabbage and lettuce leaves offered extra vitamins.

Lillian Taylor Doris Skipper Miss Taylor Audia Taylor Clarice Thompson Dorothy Lee Jewel Whitehead Gladys Peacock Eloise Bruner Donnie Traylor Doris Redmond Eva Skipper Lucile Redmond Alice Dee Bee Love J. R. Skipper A. F. Taylor O. L. Buntin Royce Jones Burl Paulk Bob Foy Benton Dorman J. R.cain Curlis Paulk Charles Mathis Buster Skipper

Miss Cook Speaks To Headland Club

Miss Mary Jo Cook spoke to the Headland Study Club in the club house as part of an education department program. She reviewed Edgar Snow’s People on Our Side about Russia China and India in the postwar world. The event featured a hand crocheted bag gift and prizes for flower arranging and Irish song contests. Plans were announced for cancer and salvage drives.

Mary Jo Cook Headland Study Club Department of Education S. L. Lindsay C. P. Solomon Miss Cook Edgar Snow Russia China India Education Department St. Patrick B.M. McDearman Conservation Department C. A. Stringer

Jet engines need no warm up before flight start

Jet propulsion engines for air planes do not require a warming up period and are ready for flight within a minute after the starter button is cleaned.

Garden Club Leaders Of Seventh Region Meet At Hartford

Hartford hosts Seventh Region Garden Clubs gathering with speeches, musical numbers, regional officers named, reports from Dothan Samson Eufaula and Hartford clubs, and a tea reception.

Hartford Kosieska Fodayeformum Deason Mra Ed Holmes Hartford Garden Club G. & Bleck E. H Anderson E. H. Anderson Neil Windham B. 5. Ward Harford Club Muss Nel Windham Ann Palmer Dothan Samson Scocomb Eufaula Oscar Lewis FE. H. Anderson Frank Bradshaw J. T. Holman Anderson Mary Lou Daughtry Grace Evelyn Saunders Peter Childs A. G. Barnes John Campbell Oscar, Ray Mark Cannon Anne Kendrick Walker J.T. Boyette H. F. Chunn Slocomb C. M. Maund J. A.wise

Correct Posture Conserves Energy

Alicia Hart urges proper posture to reduce fatigue and back pain during work. She advises keeping the back upright, pelvis centered, and using hip driven movement. The piece also mentions maternity girdles, uplift bras, stockings, and postnatal exercises, with a brief aside on a mastiff bat that scoops fish like a seaplane.

Massive Fir Yield Near Decay in Stump

A nine foot nine inch diameter fir was felled yielding 71 542 board feet of high grade lumber. The tree was harvested just in time as decay showed in the stump.

Dorothy Dix Says: Couples Need Evening Out To Avoid Divorce

Dorothy Dix advises that husbands and wives both need occasional entertainment away from home. Create a schedule for evenings out, either together or separately, to reduce conflict and protect marriages. Also answers readers on suspected infidelity and third party interference, urging caution and loyalty.

Dorothy Dormer Lfe Maria Miss Dix

Meeting Announced By Do Than Chapter 76 C E S

A car meeting for the initiation of candidates is set for eight tonight at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Georgia Schwartz and Mrs. Annie Lou Hooton of Birmingham will direct the initiation service. Mrs. Franklin Wilkes and daughter Karen left for Elba after a week with Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wilkes. Mrs. W. C. Faulkner and son Larry, Mrs. William Blount and son Billy, and Mrs. A. B. Blount have returned from a weekend in Atlanta. Mrs. Fenley Moss of Ackerman, Miss., arrived for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Linton Warren.

Truman H. Trammell Lawrence Ray Dermott Arkansas Ralph Dowling Lawrenceville Tom Jones H. E. Ericson, Jr Jane Anne Mies Miller Ben Simms Dothan C.E.S Masonic Temple Georgia Schwartz Birmingham Annie Lou Hooton Franklin Wilkes Karen Elba F. S. Wilkes S. Appletree W. C. Faulkner Larry William Blount Billy A. B. Blount Atlanta Fenley Moss Ackerman, Miss Linton Warren

Weekend House Guest List From Solvay Visit

A Solvay family hosts guests this week including Mrs Sullivan and her guests Rey J A Byer of Mobile and Rey Tims with children Philip and Martha Anne of Memes Vie. A guest at the University of Alabama will visit the Settiven home for the weekend.

Ghiar Mra Sullives Rey J. A Byer Mobile Rey Tims Philip Xne Marthe Anne Joe Ryne Alsbame

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