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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1945

Page

4

Mrs Wilkes Hosts Round Table Club Meeting Event

Mrs Wilkes and F Wilkes entertained the Round Table Study Club at its regular Tuesday session. An opening program was led by Mrs AU OW Hawks with remarks by Mrs Clyde Coe and a talk titled Living Today by Mrs J W Robbins. A salad course and iced drinks followed for a list of attendees. Walter Moon remains in a local hospital under treatment since Tuesday.

F. Wilkes Round Table Study Club AU OW Hawks Clyde Coe J. W. Robbins A. E. Mathis C. Bates W. T. Burken Clyde Cor Jay Diniant W. C. Faulkner Bruce Flurry Roy Hal A. W. Hasdins T. A. Lewis H. H. McAlley W. Roberts John Rish E. W. Walker Walter Moon Will

Jesse Whitehead Honored At Dinner On Birthday

A Sunday dinner at the home of his daughter Mrs. Alvie Olds in Marianna honored Jesse Whitehead on his sixty sixth birthday anniversary. Attendees included family members from nearby areas and friends, with notes of travel and upcoming assignments for Relatives.

Jesse Whitehead Alvie Olds Marianna Route Four Atta J. Olds and Son Winifred. Wise Truett Dawson Louisville Ala Mance Clements Mavis and Ear Prese Clemens Ben and Jerry Nathan

Campbellton PTA Hosts Hallowe'en Carnival at School

Campbellton School hosted a Hallowe'en Carnival sponsored by the P T A. Proceeds totaled 82726 with 651 from the Queen of the Carnival contest going to the school band created by the PTA. 170.96 was donated to 4 H clubs for recreational and Sears programs. Doris Redman crowned Queen. King Charles Stephens named. Royal Court includes Buss Mildred, Fil lingim, Herbert McCraty, Mass Jane Farris, Haywood Taylor. Brooks Cherry directed the musical program.

Campbellton Met Adard Associshoen Doris Redman Carnivel Charles Stephens Buss Mildred Fillingim Herbert McCraty Mass Jane Farris Haywood Taylor Royal Court Brooks Cherry

Judson Class Party Set For November 3

MARION Alabama The annual Junior-Freshman Wedding will be held Saturday evening November 3 at oclock in Alumnae Auditorium Judson College The event planned by the junior class signifies the tie between sister classes A reception will follow in the college parlors Also mention of Mrs R M Carswell returning from a visit to Birmingham and army reenlistments and separations of Sonja Henie and Daniel Topping in Chicago

Marion Ala Judson College R. M. Carswell Birmingham

Harvest Day Program Presented By Church Society At Hartford

Hartford Special A Harvest Day program was presented Monday by the Methodist W. and C. S. under Mrs Milton Hedman and music led by Mrs W S Chaney. After brief readings, prayers and a Africa mission discussion by Mrs Bessie Mullins and Mrs Bush Cox, offerings supported church projects. Members adjourned with a social period and refreshments in the church dining room.

Church Society Hartford Methodiat W. & C. S Milton Hedman W. 5S Chaney Bush Cox J. T. Holmas Africa Bessie Mullins Philip Chaney J. F. Collins Frank Bradshaw Milton Holman Mesdames Trail Borland Randolph Howell Jake Holman Miltan Holman Clenn Gibson Phillip Chaney Harvey Windham J. W. Hatcher G. C. Houston Lena Parker Quin Borland Angus Smith John Daughtry Fletcher McLeod Jr Larkin Corbitt Joan Henry Childs W. S. Chaney J. E. Marley

Luncheon Honors T/Sgt Woodham After Overseas Service

Technical Sergeant Royce Woodham, discharged after three and a half years overseas, was honored at a Sunday luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs George Mayhand in Ashford route one. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends from Headland Webb Gainesville and Phenix City, with guests traveling from Atlanta for a visit.

Royce Woodham George Mayhand Ashford Route One Gladys Dickerton Charles Frances Albert Vann Lewie Nellie Martha Lucy Galloway Otis Woodham Ronald Webb Virgil Mils Janice Jimmy Sue Wilburn Mills Ruth G. W. Antley Don Antley Joyce Jerome Willie Fellows Dorothy Abbott Gainesville Fla Wonora Martha Mercer Eldora Burnette Woodham Juanita’ Buie Betty Dickerson Dottie Abbott Climmie McKay Butter Springs Ala Malcolm Holman Earl Gunter Jack Hunt Howell Lewis Phenix City Billy Woodham

Teen fashion 1940s styles for teens and girls

New York fashion writer describes fall teen wardrobe trends with ETO and movie idol influences. Boys’ style coats are adapted for girls featuring trench and polo coats with softer lines, belted backs, and pearl buttons. Yachtsman blazers and hunter shirts appear as practical, jaunty pieces paired with slim skirts and high princess waists.

Epsie Kinard NEA Sur New York Mary Lewis

Mrs Walding Hosts Birthday Dinner At Route One Home

Mrs M F Walding entertained fifty two guests Sunday at her Route One home for her fifty second birthday. Luncheon was picnic style with a birthday cake of 52 candles. Afternoon music by the Williams Brothers. Attendees included families from Geneva Vicksburg Midland City Ashford Hartford Dothan and Altha Florida and other nearby towns.

M. F. Walding Route One Williams Brothers J. C. Hudspeth Frances Viola Vernelle Blondell Pater Randell Thomley Nal Hudspeth Billy Faye Lee Edward Buchanan Geneva J. A. Gilby Ralph, Lutoy Betty Vicksburg J. W. Dean Joe Dean J. T. Dean Penny Dean Burnice Leon, Behnie Obra Dean Robert Barfield Midland City J. T. Williams Willie R. Williams Ashford Elsie Reeves Columbus H. E. Walding and Son Hartford M. E. McIntosh Mary Thomley Dothan Maxie Branford Elinor Shiver T. J. Lasnett Grace Chesnutt Altha Margaret Ard Eugene Walding

Housework and beauty tips by Alicia Hart

A column offers home beauty ideas while cleaning tasks unfold. Tips include heat and steam methods using hot olive oil for hair to open pores and stimulate the scalp, plus timing washes to dry curls by task completion. The piece also notes Lt Col James B Leslie Jr returning from overseas to Virginia after three years in service, and mentions Pensacola travel for Mrs Albert Smith and funeral attendance for Mrs J E Thread Bib.

Alicia Hartner J.B. Leslie James B. Leslie, Jr Virginia United States Army Troy Messenger

Birth of Jo Ellen McKinney in Bremerton News

Seaman Joe McEkinney and Mrs Evelyn Harris announce the birth of a daughter, Jo Ellen, at a local hospital on November 1. Seaman McKinney is stationed at Bremerton Washington. Mrs McKinney resides with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Harris at 3 Busy Street Mrs J W Harris.

Leon Clark Mary Eller Mr. Elliott Madrid Anderson Clark Cottonwood Route Two Fiest Joe McEkinney Mr. McKinney Evelyn Harris Jo Ellen Seaman McKinney Bremerton Washington

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Mrs. Wilkes Round Table Club St Joseph LaBrice Hanahar Labrice Hanahan, Jr M. L. Hanahan Atlanta Walter Morrie Martha Helen Fred Ziemer Niagara Fails James Park San Antonio Texas Ziemer Crickey Oxfords Buster Baxter Brownbilt Shoe Store Foster St Campbellton P.T.A Tsgt Roscoe L. Pratt John Jackson Daleville Joseph M. Vickers Panama City Wallace C. Thornell Pfe Howard J. Steven Bay Harbor Linewood F. Day Charles Wesley Lewis Baxtey Street Eugene Elis Jack Route James Richard Smith Elba Army Msgt Arthur C. Williams Air Corps Reserve T/Sgt. Woodham Eustace Bishop New York City Lieut Tigt Thomas Albert McCord Jeanne Newton Charles Newton Kiddies Mrs. Walding Albert Smith Te Wyatt Harris Pensacola Fred Moseley B. W. Pearson Troy J. E. Thread Blumberg Bruce Paresh Rudcer F. W. Bas Mire Dumas Raines Atiess Henry G. Gy N. Fosew
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