Wet Women’s Page Note About Bay Visit
Fragmentary note references a Bay visit and a woman’s page mood. Mentions Meg and timing but contains many unreadable portions. It hints at plans to go to the Bay and asks about days and readiness.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1943
Page
5
Food Canning Requires Thorough Sterilization and Care
Guidance warns that proper canning hinges on sterile materials and careful steps from selecting prime foods to clean containers. Meat requires pressure canning with steam to 240–250 F. water bath or oven methods are unsafe. If pressure canner is unavailable, use alternative preservation methods.
Birth Announcement for Daughter James Ohvis
Mr and Mrs WT Fiosa announce the birth of a daughter at a local hospital. They have named her James Ohvis.
Miss Barfield Weds Pie at Dotasa Route Four
Mr and Mrs L Barfield of Dotasa route four announce the marriage of their daughter Doris Dean to Pie Floyd W Calhoun son of Thomas Calhoun of Astord Private Calhoun was inducted into the U S Army July 10 1841 and has served ten months on overseas duty His present assignment at Fort Dis New Mex Mrs Calhoun is residing with her parents on route four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra . L. Barfield
Dotasa
Route Four
Doris Dean
Floyd W. Calhoun
Thomas Calhoun
Astford
Calhoun
U. & Army
Fort Dis
Mra Calhoun
Miss Lewis Attends Towa Naval School
Jeanie Pearl Lewis, daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Lewis, completes her basic training at the Naval Training School for WAVES on the campus of Iowa State Teachers College. The program marks a shift to yeoman training, with graduates remaining in Iowa for further study before serving at sea and becoming eligible for petty officer ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Sea
Jeanie Pearl Lewis
G. C. Lew
WOTW
Contest Concludes Music Week Program
Annual musical contest for junior musicians in Enterprise and Dothan will close National Music Week in Dothan on Saturday May 8. Contestants return to the auditorium for finals after 3 30 pm with judges selecting one from each class. Juniors earning superior excellent or good ratings will be commended for pledging to make America truly musical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Ala
Dothan
H. T. Grace
Fifth District
America
McNeal Home Club Meets For Program
Hartford Special. Mrs. M. M. Hatcher led the McNeal Home Demonstration club in a business session at Mrs. EF. Wills home. Members listed a flower for planting and the club voted 2000 for Red Cross work. Marvin Woods led a program on meats and substitutes. Miss Edom spoke on buying war bonds. the Service Flag added two names, now totaling sixteen. Cake and drinks were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
M. M. Hatcher
McNeal Home Demonstration Club
EF. ¥. Wills
Reg Cross
Marvin Woods
Geneva County
Edom
Bigger Prizes Spur Girl Gardeners
In Laramie Wyoming the University of Wyoming doubles down on the 1942 Victory garden contest by quadrupling awards. Four scholarships will be awarded to the top four coed gardeners after a course in gardening and agriculture was offered to stimulate home food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
A Good Guy For Wood Instruments A Good Guy For Wood Instruments
Abe Ly man, orchestra leader, recalls an encounter about a job playing in a hand. A fella asked his age. the reply involved a mock kick and a wooden leg. Pierre Dorian, settling on the James River in 1775, is noted as a South Dakota pioneer after a violent action. City folk face cautions on meat canning and vegetable canning planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abe Lyman
Upraking
Tanys
Pierre Dorian
Jamey River
South Dakota
Mr. Davis Honored At Birthday Fete
Friends and relatives of Mr J Davis gathered Sunday at his home near Midland City to share in the celebration of his birthday. Attendees included J Leavin of Dothan, A J Vinson of Newtes, T J Mille and Janie Sue Mills, T J Richard and family of More and Curry, B O H Pine and family of Dothan, Buck McCranty family of Columbus, Leon Bullock family of Dothan, Tullis Woodham and Wendell Woodham of Headland, Vernon Ennis and Johnny Bragg with Kathryn and Bobbe Jean Whatley, Johnny Mac and Robert Whatley Jr. of Newton, Harold Trammell of Dothan, Junior Davis, and Carl Rollins of Midland City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Davis
Midland City
Ahare
J. le Davin
Dothan
A J. Vinson
Newtes
T J Mille
Janie Sue Mills
T J Richard and
Mrc and
Curry
BO OH Pine
Buck MecCranty
Columts
Leon Bullock
Tullis Woodham
Wendell Woodham
Headland
Vernon Ennu
Johnny Bragg
Kathryn
Bobbe
Jean Whatley
Johnny Mac
Robert Whatley
Newton
Mrs Shelly Helms Hosts Circle One of WM S Church
Mrs Shelley Helms and fellow members hosted Circle One of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Helms home in Hartford on Monday afternoon. President Mrs Will Daughtry led the meeting. Mrs J F Collins led the program on Child Labor Safeguards Wartime, School versus Wages of Sixteen, and Protecting the Rights of Childhood. The poem The Teacher by Leslie Pinckney Hill closed the program. Salad and tea were served to the attendees, including Mrs J W Hatcher, Lena Parker, W O Daughtry, G P Cantrell, Clayton Brannon, Jess Riley, John Henry Childs, Randolph Howell, T W Woodham, Harvey Windham, Larkin, Corbitt, Will Metcalf, Ceilina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Shelley Helms
Philip Chaney
W. F. Crammons
W. SC
Methodist Church
Helms
Will Daughtry
J. F. Collins
Teo
Glenn Cantrell
Jclsyton Brannon
Harvey Windham
Mrs Flowers Reviews Mrs Parkington at Round Table Club
Mrs John J Flowers reviewed Louis Bromfield novel Mrs Parkington at yesterdays Round Table Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs W C Faulkner at West Mein Street. Attending members and guests enjoyed spring flower decor and a salad course after business and book talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkington
Louis Bromfield
John J. Flowers
Round Table Study Club
W. C. Faulkner
Faulkner
West Mein Street
J. C. Bates
W T Burkatt
Clyde Coe
J. P. Culver
Jay Dinkins
Bruce Flurry
C M. Guillot
W. T. Jones
Will Roberte
John Rich
BW. Strickland
E. W. Walker
W. R Watford
3. F
Church Group Holds Important Session at Lafayette Street
Mrs James Avery and Mrs Le V McGee spoke at the Lafayette Street Methodist monthly meeting. Mrs Avery read Child Labor Safeguarded in War times while Mrs McGee discussed School Against War at Sixteen. The program featured a duet by Mrs Fred O'Brien and a devotional song by Mrs W W Patterson. A brief business session followed with a large membership turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Avery
le V. McGee
Lafayette
Sireet Methodian
OSC
Mra
Avery
America
Fred O’brien
W W Patterson
Gadedon
Convention Of Garden Club Of Alabama At Alabama College
The eleventh annual Garden Club of Alabama convention will be held May 12 13 14 at Alabama College Montevallo with Mrs ROOF Woods presiding An opening registration Wednesday May 12 at Reynolds Hall includes a supper at 6 00 pm and an executive board meeting The morning session May 13 features invocations welcome address by Mrs J H McCoy and remarks by state president RK Woods The program includes the College Glee Club and talks on education in conservation plus regional reports and awards Registration is 15 00 covers lunch and program costs, with room and meal reservations through the college and checks payable to Mrs James Kenan, treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of Alabama Wood
Cumvent
Alabama College
Mon- Ynvevie
Ffrom Garden Coisbe Varougsout
Alabama
Mra
Roof Woods
Presdant
Garden Club of Alabams
Con.ent
Reynolds Hall
Tutwiler West
Tutwiler Fest
Thursdey
Thomas Davin
Presbyterian Church of
Alebeme
Seoun
Staaffer
Fotratyy Department
Pblaga Sélev Qiong Ty Moecstaw
Ziolke
Anouael Danguet Echedur
Special Gee Une Artrodaet Vinooe Boagpeepeaker
Mo Cochrane
Bronanila
Alpbame College
Glee Chun
James Kenan
DP Restor
Government Street
Mobile
Geegates
Mary McCoy
Montevallo
Reeves Family Reunion Party at Midland City Home
A large Reeves family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Reeves in Midland City route three. Numerous relatives from Greenvale Hartford Headland Biccomb Graanville Daleville and Birmingham attended, including J R Robinson Estelle Robinson Dow Robinson and many others. Captain and Mrs. John Fletcher and children planned a visit from Talladega to see Mrs. Fletcher's parents Judge and Mrs. O.S. Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Reeves
Midland City
J. R Robinson
J. C. Robinson
Freddy
Greenvile
R. A. Herricon
Buford
Calvin
Maxinos
Christine
Hartford
Estelle Robinson
Graanville
Dow Robinson
Headland
M.D. Robinson
Mary
Virginia
Biccomb
Mattie Hammock
Daleville
Gertruda Windham
W. E. Sammons
Alva F. Joiner
C. B. Reeves
Lidean and
Neden
Albert Glass
Darline
W. H. Lewis
Gon Jamea
Martha Esien
Mary Jo Tews
Hiram Lewie
Janice
Lalla Harrison
Earnest Harrison
Clyde Lints
Mattie Pate
Jean Heffin
Misa Det Clark
Sa Willa Dean Holland
Mattie Pearl Hicks
Mise Justine Rell
James Butler
Troyai
Eugene Myers
Donald Dobson
Donald Eugene
Mra
John Fletcher
Miranda and
Milford
Talladega
Mra Fletcher
Lawis
Garden Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Pothan Garden Club met at the Library with Mrs. 3H Wright presiding. Officers spoke on routine business and the treasurer noted 710000 war bonds purchased and 500 funds donated to the Garden Club of Alabama ambulance fund. Mrs. John Hamilton was elected vice president, replacing Mrs. C. Lewis who resigned. A. Whiddon gave a perennials talk and plant exchanges closed the meeting with good turnout. | The note lists local residents convalescing after a tonsillectomy, a 13 day furlough for Tech Sergeant Hansford Watford, promotions for Warrant Officer Sullivan and Private Loyd Jones, and Jones' posting to Fort Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pothan Garden Club
Wright
Garden Clube of Alabama
John Hamilton
Mra. C. Lewis
A. 2. Whiddon
Local notices from Greenville and Butler residents
Mra Meriine CMercer Mioemar o Pansey was returned born after wharling her husband. Priv Minehart at Greenville Peera erth her mother inlaw Mre Marie Musehart Breare at Butler Pe. Mr and Mre Herman Blombere left Tuesday as a business inp to New York Cty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriine Cmercer
Mioemar' O Pansey
Priv Minehart
Greenville
Peera
Inlaw
Mre
Marie Musehart Breare
Butler Pe
Herman Blombere
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scetbar
Penge
Pers Boe
Tom Murray’s
Tom Murray
N. Foster Street
Red Cross
Miss Barfield
Floyd Calhoun
Miss Lewis
Towa Naval School
Music Week
Mr. Davis
Mrs. Shelley Helms
Mrs. Flowers
Kittchene
Ratha
Harden
Garden Club of Alabama
Mr. and
Mrs. Reeves
A. J. Red
Birmingham
Fred James
Burtleshaw Street
Garden Club
Jesse Crawford
Tech
Hansford Watford
Stinson Field
San Antonio
Texas
W. R. Watford
Sullivan
el Pentro
California
U. 8 Army
Loyd Jones
Gene Jone
Cottonwood
Twiday
Jones
Fort Riley
Kansas
Aless
S.S
Bette Sharmeer
Blumberg
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