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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1944

Page

6

Mrs Beasley Hosts Birthday Dinner for Honorees

Mrs J Beasley hosted a birthday dinner at her home honoring John Beasley and Martha Gall Robinson. Martha Gall was one year old and John Beasley observed his fifteenth birthday. guests included Christine Cook Betty Ann Beasley Trene Robinson Belen Robinson Dorothy Jear Cook Joan Robinson and Mr and Mrs Clifford Robinson.

John Beasley Martha Gell Robinson J 0. Beasley Martha Gall Jona Christine Cook Betty Ann Beasley Trene Robinson Belen Robinson Dorothy Jear Cook Joan Robinson Clifford Robinson

Zone Meet Brings Dothan Women To Midland City Church

Twelve Dothan women attended the Methodist WLSCS unit meeting at Midland City Methodist Church on Friday with representatives from Hertford, Liocomb, Headland, Newton, Piichard, Ashford, Kinsey, and Midland City. Speakers included Mrs Dorothy Russell of the Pittsburgh Conference and Mrs FE W Boless district secretary. Mcs Troy Lewin sang and Mrs Oliver P Bentley traveled to Mobile for her husband’s engineer post.

Dothan Midland City Methodist Church Meedemes W. QO Philips Zone Reader W. T Junex A. D. Sheehas S M. Baker Guy Morris F. Wilkes Troy Lewis T. Strickland G. Y Malone D. Casey Violz Herring Louise Clendine Hertford Liocomb Headland Newton Piichard Ashford Kinsey Midland City Dorothy Russell Pittsburgh FE. W Boles Marianna Demopolis Troy Lewin

Bentley-Jones Wedding Solemnized At Church Ceremony In Montgomery

The wedding of Frances Hunt Jones of Montgomery and Oscar Bentley of Montgomery took place at First Baptist Church Montgomery. Rev. Frank Tripp officiated as decor featured palms and white flowers. The bride wore blue crepe. the groom a tuxedo. A reception followed at Mrs Pant Mertins home on Galena Avenue. The couple will reside at 330 Park Avenue Cloverdale.

Bentley-Jones Montgomery Frances Hunt Jones Daughhter Sud Marquis Manley Hunt Riverview Oscar [Eon Bentley First Baptist Church Montygomery Frank Tripp Helen McLendon Rockford D'Hardelot Talszt'y “Liebedtraum Jace Jennie Hunt Fairfax Sus Waald Oliver Pennington Pents Dothan Hazard Jhdson Alfon P Walker Pant Mertins Galena Avenis Carer Lee Bentley Mira Hunt Mrs. Bentley Mack Sheer Punch Ruth Melsondon A P. Walker Besa Adame Ozark Micq Louisq Pittman Dadeville

Church Unit Has Business Meeting at Foster Street

A church unit met at the Foster Street Methodist Church for a business session after a meditation. Officers and committee chairmen reported. Mrs Lea don spoke on Infant Voices and Mrs Batley on mission nursery schools. 22 members attended. A tea for Fletcher McLeod and Mrs Jenkins was planned at 4 pm Thursday at 404 S. Park Avenue. Mr Rabon and Mrs Rabon returned home after a weekend in Dothan with Mrs Passmore.

Lafayette Street Mra A P. Leadon W J Batley Seuety Eve Foster Street W. S . 8 Wall George O' Malone S. Park Avenue Fletcher McLeod Moble Dothan WA. Jenkins Birmingham Foster Street Methodist Church Foy Rabon Tron City Mra Rabon E N Passmore

Five WAVE Recruits Enter Training At Hunter College

Five WAVES recruits bound for Hunter College New York begin specialized training for federal wartime service. The group includes Miss Sime Cord,a Justice of Verona, Miss Galloway of Hartford, Miss Alexander of Geneva, Miss Nowell of Dothan, and Miss Collins of Ashford. They are listed with family backgrounds and prior employment, preparing to serve at Camp Rucker and state welfare departments.

Five Wave Hunter College Meretell Ford Speisanel Wo Claige Lae Dothan Nery Hunter College New Yeurs Veroiog Vernuc Matie Alexander Gepers Suma Masyta Norrell Lelbap Ming Janette Galloway Hartt Miss Justice Mie Iversen Vero Oo Fim Geeve Moan Collins Gesduate GI Tor ‘Dothan Athopla Ang Teoy State Teachers College da Toe Davehier Mra G. W Collins Ashford Ceca Cute Mras Nowell Juce Cola W. F Norrell West Main Midlong City High School Riley Business College Bothan Miss Galloway

Mullins and Rogera Daughters Named in Panama City Notice

Martha Mullins and Brenda Fae McCord are identified as daughters of Mr and Mrs G H Malling of Panama City. The text also refers to Martha Carol Mullins Jo as a four month old and Evelyn Irene Rogera, daughter of the Rev and Mrs C T Rog era, of Dothan.

Martha Carol Mullins Hugh Malling Panama City Marthe Carolly Mia Mullina Evelyn Irene Rogera Ducghter Mra C. T. Rogera Dothan Brenda Fae Lesm Ide Wallace McCord Ashford Louise Bowen J W. Bowen Ida Fstelle McCord Tuscaloosa

Methodist Society Meeting Reported

The Foster Street Methodist W. 3. C. 5S held its regular monthly meeting at the church. Mrs George Y Malone opened with prayer, Mrs J C Anthony gave a spiritual message based on Luke 7, and read a poem. Minutes, officer reports, and plans for a children’s shower at a Methodist settlement home were approved. A letter urged district leaders to back peace efforts and world cooperation. Walter War Fletcher Me, God of Mobile, spoke on church roles in war work and peace. Seventy-five members attended. mentions of Brenda Fae McCord and family connect Ashford and Tuscaloosa relations.

Foster Street Methodist George Y. Malone Malone J C Anthony Mra Anthony Walter Watfard Mya Anne Frasier Congress Mathews Fletcher Me God Mobile Dothan

Hartford Students Banquet Honors May Queen and Senior Class

Hartford High School held its annual Junior Senior banquet in the school auditorium on April night. The decorated hall featured rainbow colors and a central Maypole with ribbons. Evelyn Lee welcomed guests. Clint McCarty spoke, Melba Miller was named May Queen, and music was performed by Mary Lou Daughtry Virginia Gilson and Jeff Strickland. The program included the Senior Prophecy read by John Resgan the Senior Poem by Sara Beth Kelly and the Senior Will by Clinton McCarty. The event closed with the Alma Mater and a May dance.

Hartford Hartford High School Auditorum Nea Harbforg J. J. Collins Evelyn Lee Clint McCarty Melba Miller Eari Joftin Mary Lou Daughtry Virginis Gilson Jeff Strickland Myrtice Wood Corbitt

Open House at USO Club Showcases Weekly Entertainment

The USO club on South Foster hosts an open house with Wednesday evening events including a dance led by junior hostesses and Hampton Orchestra. A free Thursday movie, Friday music program, Saturday dance, Sunday family activities, and a 400 PM radio broadcast titled Dothan to the Soldier are planned. Monday features arts and crafts with free supervision and instruction.

USO South Foster Street Hampton Orchestra

Hartford Garden Club Hosts Meeting and Event Highlights

Hartford Special report on The Hartford Garden Club gathering at Mrs. Welch home with hostesses Charles Welch Gerald Cheney and C C Edmondson. Members exhibited flowers including bronze oremds gladioli and delphiniums. New officers elected for the coming year and a salad course served. dancing announcement for Camp Rucker anniversary dance.

Hartford Ames Charles Welch Gerald Chaney C. C Edmondson Hartford Garden Club Mesdames R. & Ward C F Davia E H Anderson J. H. Dykes B Hardy J M Reagan J F Coling Tom Tindel Shelby Chaney Horace Chanley Henry McKee Charlie Peacock O. B. Johnston F Holman Daughtry Will Helm John Ward Edward Anderson Horace Chaney Tom ‘Tin Dell John Reagan Mia & HW Anderson WO Calhoun Daughtry Sect G . Black Reagan Joe T. Halman

Installation Service For Student Officers Held At Judson

Marion all incoming officers of Judson College’s Student Government Association were installed at a candlelight service. Miss Ann Harmon of Bessemer took oath as incoming president after remarks by Miss Dee Pickens. New officers include Carol Armstrong, Emma Smith, Agnes Payne, Peggy Gooch, Jean Smith, Marthe Thweatt, and others. A formal graduation piano recital by Margaret Ruth Roden featured multiple works, with soprano Adell Woodward assisting. A Ridgecrest camp dinner and related activities followed later that weekend.

Marion Judson College Dee Pickens Lineville Pres John S. Riddle Ann Harmon Bessemer Counci Missen Ann Ho‘oman Carol Armstrong Jackson Teno Emma Smith Columbus Ga Agnes Payne New Castle Peggy Gooch Hattlenburg Misr Jean Smith Collinbug Jewett Marthe Thweatt Oxford Mery Frances Dew Boeh-Busoni Bach Ming Roden Arne Spohr Gaydad Miss Woornward Beethoven Miss Roden Coates Prist

Ausie Newtos a B Merchant Mentr Compe promoted to second class

Loeut yp Ausie Newtos a B Merchant Mentr Compe was completed foretan 9 ee gugsing at 6 VIER wt Sievin with his grandpa J C Newton and Mr Keeley George AoLews bred cline PR dw medienee has been promoted to second clat ter G mer henlt oe announced ort Noday Dypid parents Mr CoP Lewse Yoong. George L Givrne of Camp Bulnar, NOC ow en Sur igdgh wiiAg Pe wife and babs of Newton route 180.

Este Moena Newton Keeley Creorge Medienee Henlt Lewse Yoong Wis Aegipninter &T Tarawa Corpers George L Givrne Camp Bulnar Babs

Kent Family Hosts Birthday Party for Young Grandchildren

Mr and Mrs E B Kent of Slocoma entertained at a celebration for grandchildren Don Peters nine and Charlotte Kent one. Guests included Mrs Sid Youngblood, Jesse Kent and family, Madge Youngblood, Windell Youngblood, Pud Youngblood, Jerry Peters, J Peters Jr, Bernice Kent, and others from Slocoma and Dothan. Games and refreshments followed the birthday cake.

E B Kent Don Peters Charlotte Kent Sid Youngblood Jesse Kent B Kent Madge Youngblood Windell Youngblood Pud Youngblood Slocoma Jerry Peters

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Hess Mratts Ruth Stuert Shenley Mrs. Beasley Mya Oliver P Bentley Yesterarday U. S Eurelian George Cunningham S. Oaten Street Charles W Taunton Camp Shelby G W. Taunton Milhly Dothan Roofing & Heating Co Saliba, Mer Seealycy Sales Rew Es Do Ceactiok and Laren F Stara Sar Feontse Uae Martha Mullins Brenda Fae McCord Methodist Society Busic Nell Windham Sos USO Club Garden Club Yohn Fletcher Placide Howie Miranda Milford Mra Fletcher Judge Lewis Ridgevale John Fletcher Coosa Talladega Toledo Ohio Victory Belles Camp Rucker Mra Froy Hall Judson Anai Ridgecrest Tadaon Tidgecraft Mertiag Ae Ites Mra Jor Mie Jarre West Maw Rt eTir Insurance Agency First National Bank Pidg Pheee Girl Scout Ted Baxter Brownbilt Shoe Store North Foster St Mrs Kent Wete E. Main St
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