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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1943
Page
7
The passage blends Keats and Emerson as it ponders fear of unfulfilled life and fame. It juxtaposes poetic longing with social critique, noting rich figures who offer gifts that carry no real reward without personal effort or love. The excerpt reflects on isolation and the transient nature of fame.
Raymond Kleiser hosted a luncheon at his Slocomb home honoring Shields family relatives and Marie Griffin of Slocomb and Panama City, with a guest list including Leavy Pitts, Joan Henry Stanley, Hubert Shields, Lex Shields, William Klefer, Jack Enlinger, Vionel Peters, Raymond Kleiser Jr, B K Palmer, Oscar W Riley, Marvin Shield, Marie Klesser, James Palmer, Jeannie Lee Baker, Maurice Griffin, and Corporal Damon Kleiser from Fort Benning.
The Episcopal parish hosts a turkey supper Thursday at 6 30 pm to celebrate the first anniversary of the parish house. Rev G Ralpa Madson announces the event inviting all to attend for community fellowship. Mrs F M Hovey chairs the supper committee. adults 75 cents, children under ten 50 cents. Mrs Rusey Clemente and daughter Jane visit Morgan GA with Mrs Clemente's parents.
Enterprise specials report a dinner party hosted by Mrs ROFS Kate and Mrs ALE Dre at Dre home to honor Mite Llewner Lee on her birthday. Attendees included Miss Mary Redma, Miss Charlotte Mouies, Miss Rachsel Nichols, Miss Mary MacChauncey, Miss Alacjun Huey, Miss Alyne Hundley, Miss Lanelle Andrew, Miss Clyde Wat aker, Miss Savai Paschal and Miss Hazel Edwards.
Hartford special mem ber Baptist W M held Monday afternoon session led by Mrs Chaney president. Mrs Charlie Chaney spoke on Where the Bible is Little Known and a program followed. Discussion included Mrs J Hollan Dyker Mow GB A Anderson, Mrs Gln Hardy and others present.
Enterprise special report on Colfer County Council of Workers monthly session in New Brockton. Discussions include subsidy payments for dirt road projects, seed cover crop availability, and defense program updates under Vocations Agriculture teachers. Attendees listed from Enterprise and surrounding towns.
Hartford special report notes Mrs Frank Bradshaw hosting the W.S.C. Circle Two gathering on Monday. Attendees included Mrs Hubert Strichland Alva Saunders George Hattge Pred Tur land Woo Daughtry Seth Ward and Hugh Overton. The program featured a study on The Songs of Salamond.
Members of Rehobeth High School gathered at the home of Mia Wade Chair Duban route for a class party honoring the Sentel Que Alisa ef Rehobeth High. The event featured food and socializing as attendees included Pte San Taganite Buford Williams Ey el Wilson Senne Hafan Dewey Houdiie Tet dene Cue and many others. The gathering celebrated achievements and reflected on upcoming activities while a sense of community and support for returning service members remained evident.
The piece condemns American women for prioritizing luxuries over saving for the war effort. It argues women should economize and lend money at low interest to support war needs, contrasting proposed expenditures on clothing and jewelry with the nation's demands and sacrifices. It cites reports that clothing sales rose 64 percent and fur and jewelry purchases grew, urging restraint amid wartime stewardship.
Mrs F OM Gulves hosted a small gathering at her Nowh Omtematled home yesterday afternoon to honor Miss Florence Rivard of Parisque ale Maine. Autumn decor featured yellow accents and white chrysanthemums with a silver tea service, light refreshments, and formal courtesy extended to guests.
Rucker WAC Reporter details fourteen new members joining the Detachment as age guidelines shift and motor transport duties expand. It notes rehearsals for a field house program, recognitions of personnel, ongoing service officer work, and two weddings within the unit, with well wishes to the couples and all soldiers in the division.
A private notice records the birth of Henry Grady Jr to Mr and Mrs Henry Grady on Saturday November 13 at a local hospital, with nurse Edna Lou James noted.
Circles of Lafarelia Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon in members homes to study a mission booklet. Circle One, hosted by Mrs J C Woodham, included one visitor and nine members. Circle Two, led by Mrs Roy Cherry, had eleven members and one visitor. devo tions were given by Mrs R W Ross. Circle Three met at Mrs Carl Chalker with seven members. readings and songs accompanied by visitors Mire. Jim Bottoms and others. Circle Four at Mrs E T Riley featured devotional by Mrs Bristow Allen and readings, ten attendees. Circle Five with Mrs W McGee included prayers and talks on Thanksgiving. eight members attended with one visitor.
The Midland City Study Club’s regular meeting on November 3 was hosted by Mrs W A Parrwhait at her home. After roll call and business, the program included songs, talks on American history themes, a flag code quiz, and a pledge. A salad course with coffee followed social hour.
A program on Racial Conflict was presented at the Round Table Study Club meeting at the home of Mrs C. M. Guillot. Mrs W R Watford presided and Mrs W C Faulkner led the program with talks by Mrs Bruce Flurry on equator inflaming race prejudice and Mrs Roy Hill on the Negro contribution to the war. Light refreshments followed served with help from Mrs John Rush and Mrs W C Faulkner. Members present included M rs W T Burkett Mrs Clyde Coe Mrs Jay Dinkin Mrs W C Faulkner Mrs Bruce Flurry Mrs Roy Hill Mrs W T Jones Mrs Alva Levis Mrs Will Roberts Mrs John Rish Mrs W Strickland Mrs E W Walker Mr W R Watford and Mrs J F Wilkes.
Ozark Gi leads Auburn college play with Jean Fargusce Blaks and a cast including Marjone McKinson Aubure Ties Mare Duchas at Mory Martha Mary Aro Vick Pom Fie Katherine Fama St Petersburg Jefe William Ingalls and Dunn oversee production in Athens Columbus Ga and Yuma Arizona crews coordinate props and costumes for the staged comedy amid campus venues.
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