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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1944
Page
3
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The Mary and Martha Sunday School Class held a joint meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. W. G. Johnson gave a devotional on Friendship. A silver tray was presented to the Rev. and Mrs. O. Philips who move to Rich ard, Alabama. Refreshments served to many members, and Geng Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lee, was released from hospital after an appendectomy ten days ago.
Birth announcements include a son for Mr and Mrs Marcus Glis of Ashford James Edward born at Io Loze hospital in November with other notices for Louie Marvin, announced by Mr and Mrs Dorman Jenkins. The Round Table Study Club met with Mrs BR M Ward, heard A W Hawkins on Greece and the Greek Way of Life, and a floral display of chrysanthemums and small plants. The Intermediate Baptist Training Union held a wiener roast at Roy Morris Driggers home with many attendees. Hartford special notes on bridge at Mrs Frank Bradshaw and Mrs Metz Hardwick’s home with chrysanthemums in lavender bronze and white. Promotion announced for Major Mark C Bane Sr to lieutenant colonel at Maxwell Field RAF Pre-Flight School. Snell Reeves remains hospitalized after hunting accident. WAC driver Pie Doane at Camp Rucker saved a soldier’s life by quick transport for a crucial drug. Jewel Givens celebrated sixteenth birthday at Hartford, route two with many friends. First Lieutenant Frank Stoss Gaines Jr promoted to Captain with the Air Corps.
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world s largest seller at 10 cents with an economy pack of 100 tablets for 86e claiming better value and urging readers not to pay more or accept less.
Hartford Baptist Womans Missionary Society elected new officers during the Monday session with Mrs. AL Chaney presiding. Officers include Mrs. Tom Tindell president, Mrs. J A Anderson first vice president, Mrs. J F Kennedy second vice president, Mrs. J Hollan Dykes third vice president, Mrs. E H Anderson recording secretary, AIS Pete Daughtry corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Monroe Hydle treasurer. The meeting opened with a talk on Christian Herdes and included a discussion on The Race Problem before adjournment.
Jerry Mack Windsor was honored Saturday afternoon at a party hosted by his mother in Webb to celebrate his fourth birthday. Guests included Mary Ann Pauli and many others. a large white cake with pink and green embossing was served with ice cream.
Vivian Brown offers thrifty decorating ideas for war brides seeking comfortable living spaces. suggestions include plastic canisters, wall banners, ready-made wall panels, a four-way dressing table, and repurposed items like an old nail keg chair. practical tips cover kitchen cupboard decals, doilies from old tablecloths, and using blankets for cushions and ironing boards. The piece blends craft inspirations with home efficiency amid wartime constraints, aiming to maximize storage and style with affordable materials.
A Sunday luncheon at the home near Headland celebrated the sixty eighth birthday of W. F. Williams. Buffet service featured a birthday cake as the centerpiece, with a long list of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. BR. W. Williams and many relatives and friends.
An old advertisement promotes Buckley’s cough syrup as a winter remedy for bronchial irritation and colds. It claims instant action from one sip and urges purchase at Harrison & Lisenby and other druggists.
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