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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1945

Page

3

Local officer Ike Browder promoted to first lieutenant

Ike Browder of Pascagoula Mississippi is promoted to first lieutenant after sixteen months in the European theater. He recently completed medical treatment at Halloran Hospital Staten Island. His wife and relatives join him as the family spends two weeks at the Seabreeze Hotel on the Gulf coast.

Liewt Staten Island Liewt. MacDevon Halloren Hospital Staten Ialand Goa Pon Thomas Patick Bieter Leland M. F Damon Sen Todsy Sesbreere Hole Gulf W J Stewart Gayton Jenkie Long Abbeville

Miss Hornsby and Samuel Wells wed in quiet church rites

Miss Helen Hornsby daughter of Ben Morsebt wed Aviation Trainee Carl Samuel Wells Jr of Napier Field at Foster Street Methodist Church. The ceremony at five o clock featured vows by Chaplain A C Gold, with a small guest group, music by Mrs W Wilson and Miss Jimme Wood, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will live in Dothan until Wells completes training at Napier Field and both have ties to Birmingham and Colgate University.

Helen Hornsby Samuel Wells, Jr Foster Street Methodist Church Helen ‘Rose Hornsby Ben ‘Mo Morsebt Carl Saimurl Wells Je Napier Field A C Gold Burouve Jean Alex W . Wilson Weddine Jmusic Jimme Woode Wiohrist Ave Tarver Wet Bessman Bob Poor Aviation Allen Seuin Borringham Pavv Bode New York City Boston Points New Jersey Dothan Dothan High School Birmingham Southern College Birmingham Conservatory of Music Pi Beta Phi Social Soronty Carl Samuel Wells Marblehead Mass Colgate University Hamilton WN. Y Sigma Chi Army Air Forces Persia East Africa England

Judson Plans Annual Festival and Homecoming Events

Judson prepares for its annual festival with a May Day program at Juduur Codieee Serurdes featuring a queen and court. Alumnae Association plans a Saturday meeting with Mrs AP Fur quay Montgomery presiding and a formal induction during the event.

Juduur Codieee Serurdes Tue Chong Kiss Voneed Benes Mad Qures Bodie Pageen Mire Pracees Chaverda Jane Love Pate Cwwanghamn Rechten Mus Erimny Dritics Phoetical Egoistian Moin Reners Mutt Margaret Barfield Ekeo Tral Dy Muric AP. Furquay Js. Monntgomery Sermore Ancheon DC Comper Montgomery J. Riddle Presidents Home

Sorosis Club Holds Annual Luncheon Meeting

Sorosis Club met for its annual luncheon with Mira Henry Flowers Jr presiding. Retiring officers reported, new officers named: Morris Malone president, A D Roquemore vice president, A E Malone treasurer, W H Turner secretary. Guests from Montgomery and Dallas attended, and local members and visitors entertained with floral centerpieces and social remarks.

Scroms Club T. E. Buntin Morris Malone A. D. Carmichael Flowers Crawford Henry Flowers, Jr Maxwell Jones Mack Jones A. E. Malone Arthur Mazyck J. Lb. Mullins Lawrence Oakley Chester Parham Frank Pridgen A. D. Roquemore J.Z. Solomon J. H. McMullan Leak Crozier

Geneva County Home Club Elects 1945 46 Leaders

Geneva County 4 H club officers representing 8 communities met in the county agent Mrs. Carrie Threaton's Hartford office to elect new leaders for 1945 46. Officers include Martha Frank Brunson Slocomb president Windell Vickers Geneva vice president Mozell Tew Tate Slocomb secretary Clara Lou Jacobs Slocomb president Helen Kipatrick Geneva reporter and song leaders Carrie Faye Dancy Low Merle Bowman Slocomb Peggy Heisler Bonnie Hendrix Geneva. Rally Day May 12 planned with extension staff Miss Celeste Foster Slocomb Miss Malzie Burch Black Miss Mcintosh Bullock and Mrs Spears HidIe. Additional meetings scheduled May 1 Coffee Springs May 2 Slocomb High May 2 Malvern May 3 Geneva High May 8 Samson High May 8 Hartford High. Frances Arant ADAA assisted discuss financing a picture machine project for Geneva county 4-H. The group recited the 4-H pledge at dismissal.

Hartford Carrie B. Threaton Geneva County Martha Frank Brunson Slocomb Windell Vickers Geneva Mozell Tew Tate & Slocomb Clara Lou Jacobs Helen iKipatrick Carrie Faye Dancy Low Merle Bowman Peggy Heisler Bonnie Hendrix Sara Nance Hartley Charles Bennson Martha Ann Hinson Barnard Fowler Celeste Foster Sloromb Malzie Burch Black Mcintosh Bullock Spears Hidle J. J. Collins H. M. Neal Victorrandes Coffee Springs Slacomb High Tate and Fadette Malvern and Burns Malvern Jr Geneva High Oak Grove Samson High Piney Grove Open Pond Lowery Hariford High Kingaul Frances Arant Assi HDA

Amereeicsl Ode To A Country And Its Name

A lyrical mythic ode attributes creation of a nation to divine acts. The speaker extols God shaping a land and naming it Amenca, Land of the Free, with imagery of rivers, springs, and enduring memory. The verse uses grand, ceremonial phrasing to celebrate national identity and liberty.

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Huntingdon May Day Fete Attracts Thousands In Rite

Huntingdon College hosts May Day events Saturday with Ruth Brady inaugurated as student body president at 2 pm in Grove Hall. Alumnae Association meeting follows at 4 pm led by Mrs Anne Rogers Roton. Isabel Dunklin Sterner crowned Queen of the May at 5 pm, with the May Day Pageant The American Wax. Public invited.

Huntingdon College Ruth Brady Grove Hall Hubert Searcy Huntingdon College Alumnae Association Anne Rogers Roton Montgomery Huntingdon Isabel Dunklin Sterner Greenville

Births Ashford Wofford and Kelly announce sons

Mr and Mrs W A Wofford announce the birth of a son William Allen Jr in a local hospital April 22. Mr and Mrs H H Kelly of Panama City announce a son Jimmy Clyde born April 26. Grandparents listed from Ready and Kelly families.

W. A. Wofford William Allen, Jr H. H. Kelly Nettie Ready Panama City Jimmy Clyde G . Ready Route Five JL. Kelly Taylor

Unclear fragment of battlefield report mentions Hitler

Fragmentary report notes von Rundstedt claiming to have last seen Hitler alive on March 12. It also references an event where a person named Buthe, serving with Company A, 14th Regiment, was captured, marking his first combat assignment since a battlefield commission three weeks earlier.

Garden Club Plans New Year Busy Meeting

The Garden Club, led by Mrs JG Wellnger and chairmen Mrs Ettsos Blake and Mrs Mark Cannon, set plans for the coming year and welcomed new pet books. Light refreshments followed as members included Mrs Troy Lewis and many others. The Dothan Study Club announces its final meeting of the club year Friday at 3 PM at Houston Memory Library with Mrs Beaty Whiddon presiding and Mrs Clyde Smith as leader.

JG Wellnger Bethan Garden Club Cuming Eee AO Baines Ettsos Blake Sepers Troy Lewis HL Wright OS. Lewis Mire QS Anderson Ale Barer, Jr C. Blakey Jono Campbell Peve Douds TC Cumberson A P. Seddon D. G. Meluoger LG. Nichols Wilton Sturges, Jr Dothan Study Club Houston Memory Library Beaty Whiddon Hesters Clyde Smith

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