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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1943
Page
12
Ozark Club lists this week's activities including a Catholic Mass led by Father Flanerans, a music program by the 2th Infantry Division orchestra, a staff meeting, and a dance class for nine to twelve year olds. Also noted is a bridge game for wives of service members at 3:15 PM and a Wednesday sport dance at 3 PM.
The fragment lists Thursday at 3:15 PM teen-age dance with an 8 mile square dance and string band with callers. Friday at 3 PM teen-age winner and dance with ballroom reserved for a Tank Destroyer event. Saturday at 5 PM dance with Cotten orchestra in austere colors. references Russian experimental themes.
A 1941 peanut acreage goal of 75 000 acres for Alabama set at a Saturday meeting of state farmers and agricultural readers. Delegates said the state fell short of this year's goal of 800 000 acres by 9 000 acres due to machinery shortages and marketing problems. Washington crop goals list soybeans, corn and hay rises with percent increases. Alabama sees a five percent overall crop and stock goal increase.
Colonel James L. Daniel Jr. began his third year as commanding officer at Napier Field with a quiet anniversary observance. A luncheon honored him as cadets and staff noted two years of American and British training while he thanked officers and enlisted men for turning Napier Field into a premier advanced single engine training school in the Training Command.
Eight government agencies the Red Cross and civic leaders will help return veterans to civilian life. Local draft boards will assign veteran representatives and create a national clearing house with fifteen organizations to handle reemployment. Sergeant Leonard Bottoms and Corporal Ben Bottoms arrived safely in North Africa, both in same company since enlistment.
The snippet shows scattered futures data for Wheat and Oats with percent figures, and New Orleans Cotton quotes with open, high, low, and close figures. It mentions several dates and prices like 2059 2060 2057 and 7049 2052, indicating a transient market snapshot rather than a full report.
Number 3ford a sister Miss June Harris Hartford and grandmother Mrs Penny Peters of Slocomb pallbearers will be Lustril Woodham Millard Anderson Roy Boswell Alton Crisswell Raymond Seii and Sam Peters Ward-Wilsor has charge of arrangements. A single Army division overseas consumes 75000 pounds of food daily.
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