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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1943
Page
6
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Agnew will teach at the Methodist Church with church leaders present to participate in the service and program.
A new Future Homemakers of America chapter has been formed at Slocomb High School. The girls join the organization to pursue vocational home economics studies and related leadership activities.
Rev. Oahorg and Rev. Miller depart to establish two mission stations on the Bahama Islands with aims for Cube expansion. They work under Bahama Missions Co with Dothas offices. Ostorn and Mitler travel with Christian and Missionary Alliance and Lower Light Mission. A farewell service is set at Dothan Gagpe Tabernacle.
The wedding of Migs Dieaner and Lieut. Donel Glen took place October 1 at Central Methodist Church Phoenix. The ceremony was conducted by Chaplain Percy M. Hickeos before families and intimate friends. The couple will reside in Phoenix during his Camp Horn assignment.
The Sesame Study Club met at Mia H. Richey’s home in WY to hear a War Bond Committee report showing 7125 dollars in bonds subscribed since September. A library fundraiser bridge party on October 2 aimed to raise funds for charity through war bonds, with tickets 50 cents in advance. Community volunteers attended, including Mrs. Roundtree and Mrs. Creel, who spoke on peace and governance, as Safety Week was noted.
Miss Catherine Matthews bride elect of Ozark will wed Lieut William Robert Reval of Gainesville in Ozark Baptist Church Saturday evening. Festivities include luncheons and a morning coffee at North Orange avenue, Ozark hosts with elaborate floral decor and silver table settings. An aviation student from Dothan, Heteball Johnson, arrived at Watford College for five months of pre flight training before Army Air Forces selection.
Graceent Stell Gergeent and Mrs. Clrsace G Ceecm announce the birth of Garace Jr on October 13 in three local capitals. Mrs. Couch wed the former Mary Vrattes Campbell of Dallas.
Highland School will cut lunch prices starting Monday to fifteen cents per meal after a month of twenty five cent lunches. The change follows approval of federal funds totaling $600,600 for the school lunch program nationwide. Type A lunches with milk and vegetables remain available.
Dorothy Dix laments mothers who toil for their kids and expect lifelong repayment. A reader recalls twenty years of sacrifice—cooking, cleaning, and saving for their future—only to see her sons marry and leave, a fate she calls the “payoff” for all she gave. The piece argues children owe gratitude, not lifelong subservience, and warns mothers against stifling their children’s happiness.
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