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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1943
Page
6
Fragmented poem lines describe robin nests and feathers with garbled text. A piano pupils recital for Robert Livings is announced for Monday evening May 17 at the Tourg Junior High Lees auditorium, public invited.
Members of the anti Lawrat sotion ommet Weel hurkeses Asse nesday afternoon form burnees weseiun held at Prager. Eld Qureee he Mrs Alene B Selis pecuided The pometpal Wen of business wae the election of delegates to tie Aln roma eS ALFOIED ON Meg in Hirsingham. Mey A, Present at Chik meeting Were Mra, M. Suiin, Mie, HOW. Dae Aub, Mra. GG Redliner, Mra Al ene B. Sells, Mrs. HB Belinas, Nea Marg 3 Haire, Mass Lae Verne Johnson, Ming Beanie Mi- Viee, Mise Arnold, Mr ewe Thrasher, Mina Gladys Bain, sod the following visitors 1A to see Owen, Lieut. Carine Hour piano, Jacut. Anna J Hiente and Mre, Jacob (uttwman.
Miss Ritchie, noted for work in Fukien China, was principal speaker at a Methodist C Hurch Women meeting on Sunday at the Water Street church. Mrs EW Bowles of Marianna presided, with Mrs J Brannan delivering the devotional and Mrs Jo VP Cob ver introducing. Light refreshments followed.
Members of the Borosia Club met at the Library in Teer Tuesday for the final meeting of the season. Marcia SMa, chair of the Surgical DressingsInst, reported Red Cross work. officers for the coming year were introduced led by Mrs Whester Parham president and Mrs Ahaeie Sues vice president. Mermaids roses adorned the Spring gathering as several members including Mrs Arthur Malone and Mrs Morris Abalone attended. Jewel Chingher and others were noted in travel and visits.
Violinist Violinist Raymond Mee from Wichita will present a concert at Turk Center featuring works by old masters and American songs. The artist studied with noted teachers including fret Mearheimer and Rudolphane and aims to deliver performance with grace and distinction.
Hartford church hosts Methodist Quarterly Conference dinner Tuesday evening. Rev Cantrell and Mrs Canwell, Dr. and Mrs. E C Moore of Dothan, and numerous stewards attended. List includes A B Perdue Angus Smith Lachie Corbett Albert Hughes George Avery Bentley Woodlam Wade Hatcher Marvin Wood WF Clemmons JW Natcher Koras Harrison Quinn Fordland George Vance Fred Barland.
Hartford pupils and instructors prepare two student recitals in May at Hartford High School. Mina Sell Windham will present on May 14 in Senoes Auditorium featuring Jackin Adkinson Grace Jeuncers Benny Berkbickier Hi Mughal Joyce Saunders Ma t- Ann Houston Sara Margaret Hughes Kathrine Orr Barty Coe Lars Bridges Latta Jean Wood Tatra Ward Grant Palmer and Jimmy Eniinger. On May 17 Misa Lindhim will present Betty Tippins Delores Guilford Marion Holmes Harriet Borland Joan Speare Vinnie Gibson Martha Sue Wood tary Lou Daughtry Ann Palme Virginia Andersen Beth McCork Jean Welch and Martha Cor.
Abbeville High School announces graduation activities for the Class of 1943. Commencement Sunday at 7:30 pm in the high school auditorium with principal J. G. Delany and Revival pastor Rev J C Vickers delivering the message. Music by Mrs Hill Hudgens. other ministers assisting. Graduation exercises scheduled for Friday evening May 21.
The vocational education department of Dothan High School announces an arc welding course short of trainees. Unless sufficient applicants are obtained, the program may close by June 1. Courses have run about three weeks and are open to men and women, though male applicants with classifications are not desired. Trainees finishing the course can be placed in shipyards immediately. Sponsored by the vocational education department in cooperation with the City Board of Education and the Federal Bureau of Education.
Garden guidance from Paul Porter of Jacksonville on weed control and hoeing technique. Advice covers when to work the soil, shallow digging to protect roots, hand weeding, mulching with lawn clippings or straw, and avoiding working wet plants to prevent disease. Also notes Porter visiting Dothan with family and mother.
A twelve year old Daleville girl, Verlia Davidson, was struck by an Army truck while crossing a highway on her way home from school. She suffered leg injuries and body bruises and was in serious condition at Dothan hospital. The driver, identified as Gilbert Negro of Camp Rucker, did not stop until after the truck halted later. A passer-by Elvie Green helped transfer the girl to the hospital. school bus unloading details and patrol statements are included.
Primitive Baptists at Dothan announce first services at a newly completed church on Blatchhear Street between Newton and Burdeshaw. Elder W. T. Cook of Ecleche is set to preach at 7:30 p.m. with additional service planned for Wednesday at 3 p.m. All Primitive Baptists and friends are invited.
Eight young airmen trained at Keesler Field Mississippi have graduated from the B24 Liberator surplus mechanics school. The group includes Hugh D. Stephenson Ronald L. Trammell Wainton B. Buckhall Ralph J. Spell Jr Denis L. McInanish Willam H. Griggs Kenneth E. Myers Robert B. Rich. They completed seventy weeks of training with the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command and are now ready for active duty on the line servicing and maintaining four engine Liberators.
Birmingham region urges households retailers and stock dealers to purchase coal immediately as supplies are low. Regional manager Rosa C. Smith notes shortages across the area and warns stores and plants of ongoing supply constraints amid government takeover of mines.
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