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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1944
Page
2
Paul E Bue plans to deliver a message at the Be School in Ozark, outlining educational aims and community engagement with a focus on local youths and broader environmental concerns.
Funeral services were held for Odean John son 15 of Panama City struck and killed by a car on the Panama Dothan highway Wednesday afternoon. Surviving are his parents two sisters brothers and several grandparents. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named from local families and schoolmates.
The Dothan High School chapter of the National Honor Society is named the Louise Pelham Chapter in honor of its founder a science department teacher from 1920 to 1942. She helped organize the chapter for five years before 1938 and was surprised by current members with a bouquet and note of appreciation. J. T. Brock Jr. serves as acting counselor and was the first president after the chapter’s formal organization.
The Newton Springs Home Demonstration Club organized yesterday in Mrs. W. H. Tew’s home with twelve women present. Miss Fran Mellette announced the 1944 program and the meeting featured a demonstration on the care and use of ceiling equipment. Club officers elected include president Mrs. W. H. Tew and vice president Mrs. Eugene West.
Delmas M Casey longtime resident of Andalusia dies after a brief illness in Portmouth Va. Funeral details set with Rev Holman Fischer directing. Survived by wife and three children Dean and Cherries Casey all of Andalusia his parents Mr and Mrs WD Casey of Choctaw four brothers Lester Casey Dothen Harvey Dewy Casey and Gibson and several sisters. Private Raymond Becce commended for service in United States Army Infantry units in the European Theater of Operations per public relations office.
A defective stove flue caused a blaze at the Bright dance held yesterday at the home of Etlra Davis on East Adame Street. Firemen responded quickly to contain the fire and prevent spread.
Fire officials report the blaze started under a roof over the stove in the female section and spread only to the shop area on Georgia Street. Wires from a motor caused the fire, and firemen say heavy damage occurred to the shop but the blaze did not reach the vehicle bays.
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