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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1944

Page

3

Poem and Local Family Notes From A Northern Town

Fragmentary verses reference a claim on earth by a distant soul. The rest lists names and travel notes: Mrs ML Johnson travels to Portsmouth NH to join her husband, Second Class Petty Officer Johnzon, US Navy. Corporal and Mrs James Drake and Jimmy return from a weekend in Bronbridge with Corporal Drake’s relatives. Cottondale residents Glenda Ann and Jolene visit Cottondale friends, and Mrs H G Tiller of Montgomery, formerly Dothan, spends several days here with friends.

ML. Johnson Portamouth New Hampshire Ciass Johnzon U. S. Navy James Drake Gon Jimmy Brondidge Drake

Baby William Robert Hall Born at Newton Fort Benning Station

William Robert Hall, a healthy newborn, is the son of Staff Sergeant and Mrs. William Hall. The family resides at Newton while Sergeant Hall is stationed at Fort Benning. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Toweatt of Laurel Hill Florida and Mr and Mrs T V Hall of Newton.

Wiliam Robert Hall Willam Ho Hall Hall Newton Sergeant Hall Fort Benning Toweatt Laurel Hill Florida T V. Hall

Miss Gertrude Hall Weds Sergeant Paulk

Mr and Mrs William A Hall of Fort Towson Oklahoma announce the marriage of their daughter Geraldine to Staff Sergeant Bertram Paulk stationed at Camp Maxey Texas. The ceremony took place September 27 in Hugo Oklahoma with Miss Patricia Hall and Technical Sergeant George Moss in attendance.

William A Hall Fort Towson Oklahoma Geraldine Bertram Paulk

Miss Lillian Bryan Hosts Y W A Meeting

Miss Lillian Bryan entertained the Y W A group at her home on Headland Avenue with Dorothy Ward presiding and a devotional message. The secretary's report was read by Miss Wittebinden, plans for a quarterly Ashford Church meeting were discussed, and Sara White led the program Serve the Lord with Gladness. Refreshments followed for Sara White, Mary Ella Keel, Evelyn Keel, Berta Lou Worrelli, Jenelle Register, Wittbinden, Dorothy Ward, and Jayne Worthy.

Headland Avenue Jenelle Register Witt 2Binden Dorothy Ward Jayne Worthy

Methodist Society Holds Church Meet

The Methodist Society held a church meeting at the regiter derety inteligent Foster street Method ast WSC 5. tab beld at the church yesterday afternoon with Bis G Y Ma. Jone presiding during the program. An announcement described the Week of Prayer observance on October 3 led by the Bel Boones Circle and Cardyo Dowdel Circle with Mrs Jay Uanking as leader. Mrs Dinkins introduced principal speaker Mrs Henry Flowers who spoke on famous figures of the Old Testament including Adam Noah Abraham Isaac Jacob Moses and David. Mrs Norman McLeod sang solo Leave Twain Him with Mrs W S Wilson as deaconess. Fifty-seven members attended. former member Mrs H G Tiller of Montgomery was warmly received.

Foster Street WSC Tne Bel Boones Jay Uanking Dinkins Henry Flowers Adam Noan Abraham Lesee Diacob Moses David Norman McLeod Twain W. S. Wilson H G. Tiller Mountgomery

Riley McClain Wedding in Indiana Home Ceremony

Mrs Martha L Riley wed Thomas A McClain at 860 p m October in the bride s home 1105 W Northstreet The Rev A D Zbinden officiated with friends present The bride wore cadet blue crepe sequin trim and a veil The couple will reside in Rensslear Indiana where McClain farms, after a wedding trip to Chicago.

Martha Tr. Riley Mary Witherington ML J. Witherington Thomas A. McClain Rensselear Indiana W. Northstree A. D. Zbinden McClain Chicago India

Newville Club Elects Officers At Recon Meeting

The Newville 4-H Club elected officers for the year with Earl Danel Griffin as president Betty Sue Griffin as vice president Mary Ela Brannon as girls secretary Franklin McClenney as boys secretary and song leaders Yvonne Shelley Winnie Ruth Johnson Ralph Culfer and Jimmy Capps. Mrs Ruby Lee Moore and daughter Betty Laura visited Cottonwood with Mr and Mrs J C Enfinger.

Newville 4-H Club Earl Danel Griffin Betty Sue Griffin Mary Ela Brannon Franklin McClenney Yvonette Shelley Winnie Ruth Johnson Ralph Culfer Jimmy Capps

Birth of Patsy Pauline to Hurbert Thomley family

Birth notice from Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Thomley Newton route one announces a daughter Patsy Pauline born September 2. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Thomley Newton route one. Third Class Petty Officer C L Herring announces arrival of Curry Michael born September 22. Family resides with Herring family while Herring serves at Corpus Christi Texas.

Hurbert Thomley Newton Patsy Pauline W. H. Gilbert Fletcher Thomley C. L. ‘Lerring Curry Michael Herring HL. Herring Corpus Christi Texas

Birthday Luncheon On Route Two Celebrates Barfield Sauls

A Sunday luncheon at Curtis Barfield’s Route Two home celebrated the birthdays of Mr. Barfield and Arnold Sauls. Attendees included G. L. Barteld and spouse with children, Tom Johnson family, Bartow York’s family, Lavis family, Floyd Calhoun, Ruthell Peterman and son Doyle, Nolan Barfield, Travis Barfield, Foy Kirkland, Burl KuWingsworth of Phewx City, and Kinsey guests John Glynn and Thurmen Calhoun.

Curtis Barfield Route Two Mr. Barfield Arnold Sauls G. L. Barteld Tom Johnson Betty Joyce Edward Evelyn Ann Larry Bartow York Thelma Theo Gene Wylene Barbara Ann Arnald Lavis Shirley Ann Judy Alene Floyd Calhoun Ruthell Peterman Doyle C. L Bobbie Ned Nolan Barfield Travis Barfield Foy Kirkland Burl KuWingsworth Phewx City John Glynn Thurmen Calhoun Kinsey

W M S Monthly Program At First Baptist Church

The First Baptist W M S met for a monthly program with Circle Three led by Mrs Clarence Bell. Bible study on The Kingdom of the Priests and talks on prayer tithing study community missions and missionary education featured. Private Ralph Jordan promoted to corporal at Boca Raton Florida announced by his parents. Mrs James E Morton visiting from Rochester New York. Mr and Mrs T C Cutchen returned home after Camp Blanding visit as Staff Sergeant Cutchen came back from Italy.

First Baptist W.M.S Circle Three Clarence Bell Kingdom of the Priests Jalius Roberts J. H. Adams Earl Hendley Paul Allen J. R. Haynes B. E. Williams H. H. Wadkins H. V. Ritchey Ralph Jordan Boca Raton Florida W. A. Jordan Gordon Route One T. C. Cutchen Newville Camp Blanding Fla Cutchen States Italy Charles Whiddon Yura Arizona Beaty Whiddon Whiddon Tampa Dothan Greenville Ala W. J. Ray

Neighborhood Prayer Services Planned By Methodist Society

Neighorhood prayer services are planned by the Warwin's Samey ief Cheat certacy of burpte]d MUett Methous Church. Monthly gatherings slated for 28.3 include Mrs sigs bpann 102 S Pewtu street and Dr Henry Saxon 19h Wert aon Elree with other local members. Women of other GéommeG7 join the effort.

Mere George Yo Miiune WSCOS Merbogs Sigs Bpann S. Pewtu Henry Saxon D. W Snealy Bow Letule Bell Street Brooks Orage GY Malone He Earch

Dothan Boy Scouts Near Two Hundred Members

The Dothan Boy Scout enrollment stands at 196 across ten active units including seven white troops and two Negro troops. Troop rosters list scoutmasters assistants and troop committees, with sponsors from First Baptist, Lions Club, Lafayette Street Methodist, Rotary Club, Foster Street Methodist, and Negro churches. Also noted is Lieut. Charles Whiddon arriving from Yuma to join duties in Tampa after visiting family in Dothan.

Dothan Bve A. V. Cocke First Baptist Church Pat Jones Lehman Johnson W. M Blount L. J. Thomas, Sr J. E. Sabbe The Lions Club Lester Rogers Ted Bowran Tne S. A Cherry HD. Siriekland W. R. Lawe C. G. Evans Coke Jones Julian Smith Robert Ramsey J. A Logue Foster Street Methodist Church Paul Gamble EB. L. Rackley Myer Blumberg H. G. Handley A. D. Carmichael James A. Dees J. J. Jackson Thomas J. Perry Anthony Cook

Larry Culbreth’s Army Service Mentioned in Obituary Note

Larry Culbreth younger of Pie is listed in a fragmentary obituary note. It mentions Mrs Mery Clee Webb and Herecael Damel hy ynile Pie. Culbreth is serving Army assignment in India. Paternal grandparents are Rev. and Mrs. Edward McCoy Culbreth of Columbia.

Pie Any Mery Clee Webb Herecael Culbreth India Larry Edward McCoy Culbreth Columba

Man suffers minor injuries in College and Burdeshaw crash

Police records said a collision of two automobiles at the intersection of College and Burdeshaw streets left one person with minor injuries. Patrolman Odell Hobby reported the incident this morning.

College and Burdeshaw Streets Odell Hobby

Unclear draft of local notice on workers and injuries

A fragmentary report notes W. B. Grantham and D. C. Brown sustaining injuries in a machine incident. Details are garbled and names partially unreadable. the text suggests removal of certain parts but contains no clear outcome or date.

Perse 12th Century Eburetier Item Noted

Fragmentary OCR notes reference eburetier items priced in cents and linked to a 12th century context in Perse. The readable bits are sparse, with unclear nouns and missing verbs, limiting a coherent summary. May reflect cataloging or antiquarian discussion without full details.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Julian Ball Bidiber Puone John Robert Quirz J. M. Hollly Glenda Ann Jolene Cottondale A. O. Sullivan SM WN College Street Montgomr Calawell DR. Caldwell William Robert Hall Gertrude Hall Paulk Lillian Bryan Methodist Society Martha L. Riley Ieeds Thos. McClain Newville Club Ruby Lee Moore Daugher Betty Laura Cottonwood J. C. Enfinger Dothan Ice Cream Co Dothan, Alo Nonie Brackin James E. Morton Rochester Edward J. Sandres East Washington Street Swiss Dry Cleaners Hansel Kirkland E Troy Dothan Boy Scouts Larry Culbreth Jersey W. B. Grantham D. Cc. Brown Une Cassios Mr O Julien Sq Trey Turexdgill Renin Male Wales Lydia E. Einkhern Perse Tavern Blumberq Troy Street Penney Building Postoffice Mooty Flower Shop W. Troy Wotled Coca-Cola Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company Dothan, Alabama Cashi
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