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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
3
The USC Club on South Forter Street organizes a sewing class for servicemen's wives with its first meeting set for Thursday afternoon at 2:13 pm. staff assistant Ming Moldred Daniel notes the session will open a new program.
An old fragment promotes Doan’s Pills as a remedy claiming they ease pain and offer relief by feeding the body with Elkay bee while encouraging readers to consult their doctor for Doan’s Otten Tey. The text is garbled but centers on a patent remedy pitch.
A first meeting was held Tuesday afternoon for needlecraft classes with Mrs. B F Sweet as instructor. Wives of Raibers attended and Miss Daniel praised the competent instructors. All servicemen's wives enrolled and attended weekly meetings. Cpl Earl Menefee Tatum, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Tatum, is on a 30 day furlough after 24 months in the South Pacific. He served with the Succe ed broadcast from Germany and was reported as a prisoner of war in the best health, with prior missing in action information conflicting with the latest official Red Cross report.
Fresh fruit and veg prices from the OPA effective today cover iceberg lettuce onions potatoes and citrus. Notable items include U S No 1 onions three pounds for 21 cents and 14 count oranges at various per dozen prices through 44 cents. Also listed are apples, grapefruit, lemons, beans, cucumbers, grapes, pears, and cantaloupes with per pound or per dozen rates and five pound package deals. A separate note reports Warrant Officer Ernest L Dilburn, previously missing in action, is now a prisoner of war in Germany.
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