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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1943

Page

7

If It Looks Like A Suit It’s Probably A Dress

Hollywood fashion notes describe gowns worn by Lynn Bari and Doris Merrick that mimic suits while remaining dresses. Bari’s beige lightweight wool outfit appears as two pieces from afar, with a vestlike front and cuffs, while Doris Merrick showcases a jersey one piece designed to resemble a suit with matching front buttons and jacket silhouette.

Dee Lowrance NEA Hollywood Lynn Bari Lynn Doris Merrick Doris

Birth Announcements From Alabama Families

Mr and Mrs Jates Vinner announce the birth of a son James Bennett on March 7 in Lala city. Mr and Mrs Levi Thrower announce a daughter Elizabeth Anne born March 2 at G bocel hospital. Mr and Mrs J D Holman of Ozark announce a daughter Mary Gene born March 2 at Dothan hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul Brown announce a son born March 25 at a local hospital. Mr and Mrs Irby Godwin of Opelika announce a daughter Judi Carol born March 13 at 2 local hospital. Mrs Godwin is the former Eva Brown of Pansty, Ala.

Jates Vinner James Bennett Joiner Kathberoe Bespert Lala City Levi Thrower Bocel Hospital Elizabeth Anne J D Holman Ozark Dothan Hospital Marsh 2 Mary Gene Paul Brown Irby Godwin Opelika Judi Carol Godwin Eva Brown Pansty Ala

College Level War Classes Scheduled at University

Six college level war training courses in engineering science and management will be offered in April at the University of Alabama. Supervisor D Hewes announced there will be no charge. The schedule covers three sessions and aims to provide practical instruction in logistics and maintenance under campus supervision. The program lists topics including traffic management and lubrication with emphasis on practical applications for students.

University of Alabama D Hewes Juron Remstraven Teres

Miss Ruby Clyde Smith Becomes Bride Of Sergeant Heath

Selected friends announce the marriage of Miss Ruby Clyde Smith to Sergeant Hubert Heath in a quiet ceremony at Foster Street Methodist church. The bride wore moss green crepe with a navy coat and beige accessories. couple to a wedding trip in North Alabama before visiting the bride’s parents in Gold Hill. The bride, daughter of the late J. M. Smith, is a former Houston County Welfare employee. the groom is stationed with the Army Air Forces at West Palm Beach and later Napier. They reside at 2711 East Adams Street.

Ruby Clyde Smith Sergeant Heath Foster Street Methodiat Parsag Page Nomnan McLeod Relatien Alabama Gold Hall Mia Heath J. M. Smith Madrid Rehobeth Am Local Houston County Welfare Department Houston County Lester Poitevist, Jr Heath Fm Dothan Yeater Gold Hit Latine Kansas U & Army Air Forces West Palm Beach Poitevint Jefferson Barracks

Party Given by Miss Griffin at Monday Evening Gathering

Miss Bernell Griffin entertained a group of friends at a home party in Slo comb, route two. Guests enjoyed games and contests with refreshments and included numerous named attendees such as Ruby Lee Graham, Eugene Tew, Ruth Graham, Edwin Griffin, Ladean Cor, Betty Watkins, and many others. Mrs W E F Richter returned to Dothan from Meridian with her husband on overseas duty with the L3 Air Corps Students and staff attended.

Bernell Griffin St Bee Slocomb Ruby Lee Graham Eugene Tew Ruth Graham Edwin Griffin Ladean Cor Alto Armold Betty Watkins Louw Wgon Sara Branton Elmer McNeil Mable Dean Leamon MetCallister Magdalene Peters Farsi Atwell Myrtle Hal Radford Collios Frances McKinnley Woodrow Wilsop Annie Maude Seay Haywood Smith Catherine Pippin Coolidge Freamas Jewel Smith Junior Hardy Lone Etheridge J. W Golden Dorothy Ward Hangel Watkins Ne! Collins Charlie Hardy Frances Hardy Raymond Branton Eva Mae Watford Clinton Hardy Eloise Martin Johnnnie McNeill Elone Smith Earl Golden Bernall Griffin Willie Greham Junior Crotherbone Chester Vester Crotherbone Herman Smith Johnny Marlin Ralph McCallister Shelly McCallister Hubert McNeil Earl Watkins James Seay J. L. Killingsworth Billy Killngsworth Deloas Hall Buford Pippin Branton J .H. Coe Roy Killingsworth Dorothy Emmett Hall Gooh Griffin Richter Anatra King Herhusband Meridian Miss Dothan L. 3 Air Corps

Mrs Matheny Feted At Lovely Shower

Mrs Bill Floyd and Mrs Victor Sellers hosted a shower for Mrs Albert Matheny at 205 North Lena Street. Bridge games preceded a tea hour where guests enjoyed dainty baby gifts for the honoree and floral decor featuring dogwood, mountain laurel, and Isles.

Bill Floyd Victor Sellers Albert Matheny Sellers North Lena Street the Nelson Henrys King Elizabeth Gause Myss Iris McQuagge Bruce Stinson Bill Richter

Mrs Madson Speaks At New Century Club

Mrs G Ralph Madson delivered the principal address at the New Century Club meeting held at Mrs A A Winter’s home on W. Herring Street. The business session reviewed past year activities and discussed pending child labor legislation as members, including Mrs Gipsy Rover and Mrs C D Carmichael, listened to the talk on Walter Lippmann’s Preface to Morals.

Walter Lippman Wis Ralph Madson New Century Club A A Winter Herring Street Gipsy Rover C D Carmichael W T Burkett Sam Reeves Clement Ritter Henry Flowers W OS Wilson Theodore Jackson Paul Allen Bennett Ralnh Midson Benton Quick Mary Jo Cook

Miss Bernice Wester Accepted In WAVES

Miss Bernice Wester of this city becomes Marianna's second young woman to be accepted in the WAVES. She trained at the Florida State College for Women and will likely be assigned to shore duty after training. Also notes on Walter Worth Dodson on leave from Fort Dix and local visits by Mrs Hall and family.

Marianna Bernice Wester Henry Wester Navy Wealer Hunter College New York Jackson County Florda State College For Women Tallahassee Misa Westers

Fire damages Dothin Milling Company feed mill

A late night fire damaged the Montgomery highway feed mill of Dothin Milling Company. Fire crews forced a door to access the plant and fought structurally centered damage around a material chute leading to another mill section. No injuries reported.

Itera Dothin Milling Company Montgomery Miehway Fair J Zilar Zinlay Remen Umiaigh Amef

Grand Jury Session Scheduled For May 17

A Tinustan County session was scheduled for May 17 to address court orders issued by Judge JD C Halstead. The plan includes two civil jury weeks starting June 14 and June 21, plus a civil non jury session on May 10. Aviation power advances with a four-bladed propeller feature set and electric pitch control, combining traits of dual three-bladed designs.

Tinustan Cocurt JD C Halstead

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