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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1943
Page
6
The passage reflects on youth and changing tastes, noting a shift from vibrant palettes to autumnal dislike of spring clamor. It mentions Don Blanding and Mr Coggins arriving from Birmingham to Brown Service, with family plans and a job transfer. Albert Smith visits, then heads to New York for Marine assignment. Women's Page follows.
The Twelve Circles met yesterday at members’ homes for programs of mime study and meditation. Circle One had twelve members. Circle Two thirteen. Circle Three six. Circle Four eleven. Circle Five six. Circle Six nine. Circle Seven GX. Circle Eight eleven. Circle Nine no report. Circle Ten ten. Circle Eleven ten. Circle Twelve nine.
W S C S circles held meetings at various homes on Monday afternoon to study Christian Truths For Christian Living. Members gathered at multiple addresses with hostesses and conductors leading devotionals and Bible studies. several visitors attended. two members planned travel for a business trip and a service member left for Fort Knox after a ten day furlough.
From two United Nations winners, a China salute coat in blond mink with wide sleeves and a matching fur hat contrasts a Russian lamb tunic blouse suit. The gray outfit features a three-quarter blouse with tassel cord and a black broadcloth skirt with lamb trim.
Washington AP reports the War Department explains the missing in action telegrams carry all available data after casualty checks. Col. George F. Herbert notes families face uncertainty, while officers explain ongoing updates come only from enemy or allied sources and vary by status. Reports on progress arrive about every two weeks.
Ming Mary Elizabeth Burns of Atlanta Georgia married Edward Ayers Dannelly of Atlanta and Washington DC on Sunday Oct 3 at Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church Washington with Dr John W Austin officiating. Best man Lieut Bryant A Whitmire and maid of honor Miss Mary Ellen Woodlief attended. Couple plans Niagara Falls trip then residence in Washington.
Officials report scarce data sent to the War Department and Herbert notes attempts to expand the details, but no method found that avoids heavy administrative burden for field forces.
Mrs Gaylord was honored at a birthday dinner on Oct 3. Guests included her children and spouses and numerous grandchildren and relatives, with each child presenting a gift. Afternoon visitors shared in the celebration at the home of the Gaylords.
Mr and Mrs Tim Helms welcome son James Royce born October 3. Sgt and Mrs Harry M Rot hing announce daughter Patricia Ann born September. Mrs Robbins formerly Betty Jo Stephens of Columbia Route One announces son Howard Kenneth born September 27.
Miss Shirley Doak hosted the Penguin Club yesterday afternoon for a business meeting to elect officers for the new year. Elected were Miss June Bryson president, Miss Betty Wood Pearson vice president, Miss Carolyn Spano secretary, and Miss Lougenia Stillings reporter. Robyn Apr Driver joined as a new member. After adjournment, sandwiches and iced drinks were served.
Mr and Mrs John Uiubbeng and Tyres will retain bonds pending review with relatives in Cuthbert Ontario.
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