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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1945
Page
3
Poem fragment attributed to Edna St Vincent Millay reflecting on love and loss as the tides and shifting shorelines reveal wreckage and slow heart learning. Contains dense imagery and emotional resonance typical of Millay's sensibility.
Miss Skipper hosts a party in honor of Miss Lillian Taylor with numerous guests from the community. Also, New Century Club members met yesterday at the Library with Mrs Joe Beall hosting. program on hobbies featured Miss Malone and Mrs Sturges. seventeen members attended. Buy War Bonds.
Mrs Charlie Hayes hosted a Sunday birthday dinner in Ashford celebrating Billy Joe Monday Dorothy Jean Posey James Hayes and Mrs Reba Hayes with guests including Mr and Mrs Ross Monday and family Mr and Mrs Charlie Hayes and children James Edward and Barbara Ann and many others. A separate birthday luncheon for Sam Branton near Cottonwood drew a large local gathering with numerous friends and relatives. The item notes a hospital discharge for Mieler Harris and promotions for William Byron Campbell.
The Woman's Club gathered at the home of Mrs Wht Harris for a program by Dr or F A Childs pastor of Foster Street Methodist Church. The talk titled What Are You Doing in Your Community sparked lively discussion as members welcomed new affiliate Mrs Graber Carson and renewed ties with former member Mrs Howard Owens. Officers for the new year were elected: Mrs Whit Homes president, Mrs Wallace Malone vice president, Mrs LaBruce Hanshaw secretary, Mrs OF Sirhnes treasurer, and Mrs Leon Harvard parliamentarian. Refreshments followed at a tea table centerpiece by red roses. Present were a list of club members and guests. Promotion of Tosece L Walker from private first class to sergeant was announced. Walker, son of Mr and Mrs J J Walker, 411 South Foster Street, has served in Hurtgen Forest and Belgium Bulge campaigns and is now in Germany. Sergeant Gaddis Givens arrived in France for Army assignment. he has served since October 1937 and was previously at Camp Lee, Va.
Mrs George Cunningham hosted a tenth birthday and anniversary party for Sara Ann Games at her home on South Ostes Street from 6 pm. Guests included Ann Turner and many others. The event featured a decorated birthday cake with ten candles and an ict course.
Mr and Mrs Bob Love of Ash ford announce the birth of Billy Gene on March 29. Mrs Foy Watson of 47 West Crawford Street reports the birth of a daughter, Pheda Lucie. Mr and Mrs Faye Toler of Gordon announce daughter Mary Ann born March Stairs. E O Youngblood of 306 South St Andrews Street report a son Donald Purvis born in March. Rex Bozeman to be removed today from 501 South Apple Tree Street after three weeks in hospital. Veterans of Foreign Wars No. Mii Dorian will hold meeting tomorrow. Commander Alford Brown invites all VFW members to attend. Mrs Trey Lewis returned from New York City and visits relatives in West Point and Tuskegee. Mr Lewis spent two weeks in New York. Barton Herris, Mrs Heard, Bax on and Miss Mary Wint Saxon spent Tuesday in Montgomery. Max Harry Lee Stingiutt of Baltimore is visiting Dothan with her son and daughter. Mr and Mrs Betts String gut of our County were listed among wounded in action in Europe, per War Department release. Elton L Bagnall and J V Lewis named in the release.
The readable lines mention individuals such as Mrs and Rev with scattered surnames, suggesting a damaged local notice or column. No coherent event or date is extractable. content remains garbled and non-specific.
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