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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
3
Lovers of gospel music are invited to attend the annual session of the Sunny South Convention to be held at Sampson October 4. The notice urges participants to bring encouragement and faith as they gather to reflect and sing.
Community notes honor Samson Methodist Officials including T. Hares Wiie and Mrs. Dewey Wise at a supper in Samson. Napier Field plans a Tuesday dance with Field House facilities, while a Recreation Center event is postponed. Gideon B Park, ex Army Air Forces, recently discharged after three and a half years service, attends visits. local residents update on health and travel.
Local event centers on Mrs A L Askew hosting a club gathering with notes of poetry readings by In Murnct Ga Poetry and performances by Miss LF Revelts and Mr WA Berrof. Attendees include Mrs AJ Askes and other club members. Seaman Henry Earl Givens reports for service details. several local residents visit or travel, with family mentions and a pediatric appendectomy noted for Jackie Ann Hudson.
Postwar program outlined by Miss Gachet at a hotel banquet for business women. She urged that opportunities in occupation and professional work be available to women and stressed action over plans. Miss Lilla Story presided. Betty Seyrouur and Jewel Thrasher performed. Attendees included Miss Adgar Lou Cooper and many local club members.
The Midland City group of the Bay Territory Union presented diplomas for the B T U study course. Adults included Luther Chest Beck Buckner York Sue Woodham Erica Preston Ben Crosby Vivian Crosby Clyde Hopper Jean Davenport Linda Fields Marzie Fields Ann Stubbs Mary Kathryn Komos Beeo T Woodnam Virginia Burgers Gayle Williams Carol Palmer Shirly Cheshire Ted York Alfred Jeringan Henish Ayres Martha Glenn Burgers and more.
Hartford special notes officers named for the Woman's Bible Class at the Methodist Church session at Mrs Clayton Brannon home. Officers include Remley Wondnam teacher Join Daughtry Clayton Brannon assistants J E Marley president Larkin Corbitt vice president Will Metcalf secretary Randolph Howell treasurer Emmie Campbell. Also reports on W S C meetings and prayers week of prayer. local social at Brannon home. Clarence Hadden returns from overseas duty visiting Arlington Avenue with family. Buffalo hunters on plains in 1883 numbered over 4 000 drawing historical note.
The United States files a libel of information in the District Court for the Middle District of Alabama seeking forfeiture of a 1949 Model Fort Coach automobile, motor number JEST LLU, and its accessories, presently in the possession of Robert Brothers Auto Repair in Cottac Alabama. Claimants are urged to file objections and service copies on United States Attorney E Burne Parker by October 31, 1943. Walter Brazy Smith is the United States Marshal.
Sergeant and Mrs James O. Baughman announce the birth of Dorothy Gayle on October 1 at a local hospital. Mr and Mrs Noah Guy report a daughter Sophia born September 19. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Beany Gur of Cottonweed and Mrs M B Parrish of Pansty.
Thirteen sorority groups at the University of Alabama report pledges totaling 250 this week. The incomplete list includes Miss Beny Ma Jone of Dothan in Alpha Gamma Delta, Miss Mary Ann Bonney of Enterprise in Delta Delta, Miss Eleanor Currie of Enterprise in Kappa Delta, Mrs Annie L Ragsdale of Quark in Kappa Delta, Miss Barbara Ann Harris of Dothan in Zeta Tau Alpha. Mrs W C Brown and her son Julian Hall Brown of Ozark are visiting Dothan with Mrs W T Hall and family.
Mrs Mary Jane Webb of 1604 Frank Evans St Jasper Alabama reports Retonga gave relief from a long illness. She suffered weakness loss of appetite gas constipation leg and foot pain and sleep trouble. After using Retonga she regained six pounds and can do housework enjoying meals again. The medicine claims to relieve vitamin B-1 deficiency constipation and digestive issues.
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