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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1943
Page
2
The fragmentary OCR notes a visit by a teacher or group from Auburn. It mentions a dance for children and relatives visiting, with references to forged items and a study session. Attendance is noted, along with an afternoon event and a Friday timetable.
Promotion announces Captain I Fred Hebenberger of Nayner Field medical staff to major and Warrant Officer John E Charlesworth post bandmaster to chief warrant officer. Hebenberger, Mississippian native and ex Mississippresident, serves as executive officer and chief of the hospital eye ear nose throat service. Charlesworth, resident of Norfolk Virginia, studied at Denver University and the San Diego Conservatory of Music and served with a National Guard unit in Virginia before entering Federal Service.
A former Dothan girl married Donald H Shook of Camp Lee Virginia in Benton Harbor Michigan on April 18. The double ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Bishop included Rev E L Snodgrass officiating, with Dr Carl A L Mitchell presenting the Dice of marriage. Attendants were Miss Sonat Lewis of Benton Harbor and Mrs Stock as matron of honor, and about fifty guests attended the reception.
Five Houston women are listed among students graduating from a Alabama college. The piece highlights names such as Jane Fiurey and Sara Cuilias, with details on events surrounding Senior Tea, commencement, and the presence of dignitaries like Madame Tao-nung, wife of the Chinese ambassador, at the ceremony. It notes a student, Private Peacork, injured in an accident and in a Nashville hospital, and profiles the bride’s and groom’s backgrounds and plans for military service after graduation.
Circles of the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Auxiliary met at various homes for programs of study and meditation. Circle One hosted by Miss J So Mullen with Mrs Ales Windeon serving. devotional led by Mrs Robert Patter followed by Bible quiz. Circle Two at Mrs Alen Mount with nine members and one visitor. devotional by Mrs Ravert Ramsey and Mrs Gail Sellers. Circle Three at Mrs 7 H Adams. leader Mrs Curenne Fell. talk on Community Missions by Mrs Paul Aven Foun. Circle Five at the home of Mrs GoW Coline Sie WoT RB. leader Mrs insar conducted the devotional. Circle Six with Miss Farry Hall. prayer by Ali Hirvey MeRBryde. Circle Seven led by Miss Vin Lewis Jr. ten members attended. Mrs Hubert Lattin presiding. Circle Thgotl with Mrs Pace. ten members and one visitor. Circle Nine hosted by Mrs Ora Hughes. seven members present for Community Missions study. Circle Ten with Mrs Melafone. ten members attended. Circle Eleven met with Mrs Wigvalt Garegory. devotion by Miss Fo Golson and Bible study on the Leaflet.
A Headland bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Solomon, was honored Thursday at a tea hosted by Mrs JP Mitchell in Abbeville. The bride, wife to Mr Epps of Kingston, wore aqua sheer crepe and carried a turquoise bouquet. Guests included her mother, groom’s aunt, and local ladies. a planed program featured dances and songs under Mrs Whit Wooding.
A summer workshop program is set at the college with Br M L Orr directing. The session runs during the summer term from June through July 21, featuring instructors Missy Tarr Cue and Mrs Tiere S Brauer, plus Prof. AC Anderser and a team of seven royal demonstrator teachers. College credit may be earned as part of the program which emphasizes music, physical education, health, and teaching methods. The second term runs July 22 to August 2.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions several names such as Naoms Jean, Mary Nit, and others. The text references dates and locations without clear context or a coherent event. The readable items suggest a notes page rather than a full story.
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