Round Table Club meeting and church notices
Mrs Bruce Flurry hosts Round Table Club at her home tomorrow. First Presbyterian Sunday school in the basement. First Church events include prayer services Foster Street and choir practice at First Baptist. Boy Scout troop meets at First Baptist. John J Cochran visiting home after foreign assignment. Bees produce a good yield from 50 to 60 pounds of honey.
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Bruce
Dothan
D. C
J. MN. Massee
First Baptist Church
Boy Scout TeCop
John J. Cochran
Recreation Center Outlines Week of Social Activities
The Dothan Recreation Center opens its social program with free coffee and doughnuts for servicemen from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. Morning hosts are Mary Neal Thompson Opal Marler and Oneida Jones. Afternoon events include bingo at 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. New Century Club sponsored program and 7:00 p.m. community singing with a 8:00 p.m. ping pong tournament. Monday features stunt night at 8:00. A Hallowe en party with music by Napier Field Airliners Tuesday night. Ballroom dancing for servicemen and Victory Belles Wednesday with Mrs Russ White. The Third Anniversary Dancer at Napier Field. Waffle supper 8:00 p.m. Thursday. A Foreside Party Friday and a closing open dance Saturday with Napier Field Orchestra. Hostess groups announced for the current week include Morning Coffee with Miss Thompson Miss Marler and Miss Jones. New Century Club Mrs J. G. Foy and Mrs Mason Rowe. Monday Woodman Circle leaders. Tuesday Victory Belles group. Wednesday Temple Emanu-el Sisterhood. Thursday Soldiers Hostess Committee. Friday Round Table Study Club. Saturday Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary.
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Dothan Recreation Center
Wall
Mary Neal Thompson
Opal Marlers
Oneida Jones
The
New Century
Hallowe'en
Naper Field
Victory Belles
Russ White
Napier Field
A. A. Winter
Frank Ussery
Perry Calhoun
W. T. Street
Walton Sturges
C C Hughes
R. E. Foy
Temple Emanu-el Sisterhood
Solders
Pat Poyner Jr
Clyde Coe
Round Table Study Club
Jay Dinkins
W. T. Burnett
J. H Bryson
J. L. Dorungus
J. A. Ellis
J.L Warns
State Winners in 4 H Contests Announced in Alabama
State winners in Alabama 4 H contests were announced at Auburn. Betty Joyce James of Dora 4 H Club Walker County won the dress revue state title and a trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. Dairy foods winner was Lyle Gamer of Ozark Dale County who received a $50 war bond. A Montgomery County team won the junior dairy foods contest earning $50 each for members Tomroaye Sellers and Mary Kate Stubbs. Other state winners included Eugene Stevenson Madison County and Frances Gibbons Elmore County among others.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Betty Joyce James
Walker County
Lyon Jean Smith
Sardis Club
Etowah County
Audrey Delaney
Ozark Club
Dale County
Thelma West
Orville Club
Dallas County
Betty Joyce
Chicago
Lyle Gamer
Ozark Chile
Elizabeth Burrows
Live Oak Club
Greene County
Lyle
Dairy Fonds
Tomroaye Jean Sellers
Mary Kate Stubbs
Montgomery County
Colbert County
Martha Hunter
Clara Nell Alewine
Eugene Stevenson
Madison County
Frances Gibbons
Elmore County
Hattie Ruth Limbert
Talladega County
Justine Tucker
Hale County
Dorie Jean Edwards
Virgina Trawick
Eve Reynolds
Butler County
Mabel Fare
Jackson County
John K. Hall
Marshall County
Oglethorpe WACs Interests Listed
Fort Oglethorpe Ga that WACs show concern for morale through Christmas parcels to a barracks-sergeant’s brother and an infantry unit in the Pacific. Mention of Yoemanette Pyt Clementing Lynch of Elcora NOY joining WACs and basic training. Notes murals for the mess hall by Pvt Helen Gale and travel history of Pvt Vannac Mary Old from India to Scotland.
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Fort Oglethorpe
Wacs
Trid
WAC
Pacific
Pyt Clementing Lynch
Elcora Noy
Women’s Military Organization of Washington
Vannac Mary Old
San Antonio
Tex
Burbank
Calif
India
Dutch East Indies
France
Scotland
Women's Army Corps
Disney Pictures
Bambi
Francis Pendelton
Writers' Division AF W C Offers Essay Prizes
The Writers' Division of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs, chaired by Mrs. Washington Moody of University, Alabama, sponsors a state wide writing contest for essays historical sketches articles poetry short stories plays radio skits and more. Prizes may honor citizens or memorialize individuals. due to wartime, prizes will be war bonds rather than cash. Entries must be original unpublished manuscripts typed double spaced with fictitious signatures and sealed real name in a separate envelope. postmark by February first. For details contact Mrs. Washington Moody University Alabama.
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Writers’ Division
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington Moody
University
Alabama
G Writers
Vas Follwss
University, Alabama
Armament Inspector Serves With High Scoring P-51 Group
Master Sergeant Lloyd T. Wiggins, 28, son of Mr and Mrs W R Wiggins of Newville, serves as an aircraft armament inspector for the VII Fighter Command. He is with Col Don Blakeslea’s P-51 Mustang group, which recently marked its second anniversary by destroying 24 enemy planes in two days. The group was formed September 12, 1942, when Royal Air Force Eagle Squadrons transferred in.
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Lloyd T. Wiggins
W. R. Wiggins
Newville
VII Fighter Command
Don Blakeslea
Fairport Harbor
Eighth Air Force
Eagle
Royal Air Force
Girl Scout Troop Elects Officers at Parish House
Three, meeting Thursday afternoon at the Episcopal parish house, elected Miss Mary Ann Sanders president Miss Martha Zbinden vice president Miss Betty Orr senior treasurer Edith Wilkinson treasurer and Miss Carolyn Word and Miss Bobbie McGowan patrol leaders Members present included Faye Reeves Mary Ann Sanders Edith Wilmowson Edna Witunson Augusta Walden Eugenia Williams Ann Whatley Martha Zbinden Betty Orr Mrs Bob Weston leader also present A dominoes network can be combined in 24 528 2211 640 ways.
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Episcopal Parish House
Mary Ann Sanders
Martha Zbinden
Betty Orr
Nisa Edith Wilkinson
Carolyn Word
Bobbie McGowan
Mosces Faye Reeves
Edith Wilmowson
Edna Witunson
Augusta Walden
Eugenia Williams
Ann Whatley
Bob Weston
Local Birth Announcements Highlight October Novelties
Mr and Mrs Horace Whatley of Windsor Coun announce the birth of Jon Wesley on October 1 in a rural hospital. Grandparents include J D Creel of Dothan and Vo Lo Whatley of I Columbia Route One. Also listed are Willie Marilyn born October 11 to Mr and Mrs Walter M White. Christine born October 3 to Mr and Mrs Dalton Shelley of Newville Route One. Rends Carole born October 18 to Mr and Mrs Billy Myers. Joyce Johns born October 34 to Mr and Mrs Howard Booster at a local hospital.
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Horace Whatley
Windsor Coun
Jon Wesley
J. D Creel
Dothan
Vo Lo Whatley
I Columbia
Walter M White
Afie Mae Kilgore
Webb
Paule
Annouenre
Willie Marilyn
JL BR Sheers
Rome
C White
Gorden
Dalton Shelley
Newville
Route One
Christine
Billy Myers
Rends Carole
Myers
Mary Meadows
Ashford
Howard Booster
Joyce Johns
USAAF First Fighter Group in Eighth Air Force Formed
Sergeant Wiggins has been in England since December 1642 as the unit began service with the Eighth Air Force.
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USAAF
Eighth Air Force
Sergeant Wiggins
England
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van Ritch
Autumn
Irwind Towns
Ellen Jones
Mather
Ins Arraington
D Towns
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Mobile
Fletcher
Towns
Coney’s
van Rich
Mis
Mimie M. Saliba
Jimmie M Saliba
Fairview
Oklahoma
Saliba
Virginia Cohima
Elis Coohimia
M.e . Saliba
Dathan High School
Emory University
Saba
St Andrews Street
Mes
Robert Daughety Buskey
Robert D Huskey
Neva Monzara Siembridge
J P Siembridge
Newton
Huskey
W. T Hustey
Houston County High School
Bride
Vicksburg High School
Dothan Branch
Gcam
T. A. Sims
Oglethorpe Wacs
Aia
Cath
Hart
Dothan Dreg Co
Dothan, & Brown Brug Co
Ozark
AF. W. C
Girl Scout
Rogers Beauty Shop
Cox
Dothan Jewelry Co
Reliable Jewelers
E. Main
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