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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1945
Page
3
A playful verse urges a family to cherish a boy at home with daily routines of reading, kissing good night, and prayer to bring happiness. The note ends with an update: Mrs Latidais, recently seriously ill in a local hospital since Friday, is reported improved today.
A group of friends and relatives gathered Sunday at her home in Cottonwood to honor Mrs. Love on her 59th birthday. Attendees included Gwendolyn Love F M Love Lee Traylor and family Edward Inez Joxece Kell Bobbie Glenwood Valena Stupper Hulun Mosea Moore Harvey Traylor Williaan Traylor J P Whitehead Mary Nell Brookins James Dewey Bruner Audrey Jermgan and others from Culton wood.
The Junior Class of Midland City High School held a Halloween party Monday evening hosted by Miss Nellie Merle Herndon and Mrs Cecil Dykes. Games were played and refreshments served. Attendees included Nellie Woodham Nellie Waldin Runnell Woodham Oakland Woodham George Smith J D Stevens Rose Paramore Viviatr Keel Lamar Henderson Philip Kennedy Pugh Green Johnnie Byrd Betty Wyatt Carolyn York Lacey Payne Johnnie Stevens Ann Newton Jack Beasley Chess ler Walding Joseph Bass Dolph eus Wright Welton Mathis Willie James Marshall Roy Clements. Mrs J J Couch plans to go to Montgomery to join her husband and son’s family for homecoming and the Auburn Florida game in Auburn.
Mr and Mrs Sam Pitts of Ashford announce the birth of a son named Donnell in a local hospital on October 16 Mrs Pitts is formerly Ruth Cochran of Ashford.
The Headland Methodist Church hosted a District UDC meeting Tuesday with leaders from Mer ingavtie and surrounding chapters. Officers were installed, speeches given, and a luncheon followed the program, including prayers, reports, and a tribute to veterans.
The Rev and Mrs Hildreth hosted the Fours Quarterly Conference of Lafayette Street Methodist Church at a dinner in the church banquet hall last Thursday. Reports showed rising attendance and finances with 132 new members joining and a 14 percent net membership increase. Board members, trustees, and church officers were announced, with salary increases approved and plans to reappoint Mrs Hildreth to the Lafayette Street Church.
Mr and Mrs L Brack hosted a family reunion luncheon at Headland in honor of L L Armstrong. Relatives and friends attended from Ocala Florida Center Hill Florida Cappe Cottonwood Troy and Headland. Several Headland residents also attended the Sixth District AFC OW CC meeting in Troy.
The Rev HK E wninee serves as pastor at Mt Ararat Baptist Church with monthly service at 11 o clock on the fourth Sunday. An evening service is planned at the Mt Ararat church on Thursday November 1. Volunteers are urged to help clean the church and cemetery grounds. Mrs Gene Lambert, wife of Lt Colonel Lambert overseas, and formerly Susie Anderson of Dothan visited in route from St Petersburg Fla to Auburn to see her parents Colonel and Mrs Conn Anderson. Mrs Arthur Morris Mrs Walter Watford and Mrs Leslie Smart attended a Sixth District Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Troy yesterday.
A detailed listing of radio programs and network slots for Wednesday includes station identifiers, show titles, times, and host names. Highlights feature The World War Broadfast Jeck Smith Show and Ellery Queen detective drama, with regional mentions such as Houston County and West. The lineup blends music, comedy, drama, and news briefings across multiple outlets.
Mrs. F G McQuagge departed Sunday for Hettiesbure Mississippi to spend several weeks with her sister Mrs. Peter Bang. Julian Smuth was called in Troy.
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