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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
3
Versed vignette recalls two neighboring villages where Bealthy auras linger as strangers meet at oval. Jovers whisper by an orchard wall while a couple circles the field. A golden case and two graves by a church hint at life’s cycles, with early-born children marked in a rural scene.
Do than Chapter U. f. C. resumed after summer with Mrs. Hugh Spann presiding at Mrs. W. T. Burkett’s home on September 5. Members gathered for a business session, ritual, pledge to the American Flag, letters from national officers were read, and talks on World War I’s end and European slaves were given along with piano solos. Attendees included Mrs. J. N. Blau and others, with refreshments served.
Hartford special report describes a dinner honoring members of the Andrew Sledd Study Club of the Methodist church along with the local board of stewards and visiting ministers and guests. Hosts were Pete Lee C C Edmondson Alva Saunders and J T Halman with numerous clergy and church members in attendance.
Mrs EH Anderson hosted the Hartford Mid-Week Card Club with roses dahlias and zinnias in pottery. Present were Mrs Al Sanders Mrs J T Holman Mrs W M Lanier Mrs C F Davis Mrs J F Collins Mrs Albert Hughes and Mrs Bush Cos. Several prizes were awarded to Mrs Holman Mrs Cox and Mrs Collis. A social line meal followed. Also noted are visits and travel plans of local residents and a jail convalescent update for Mrs CR Church Jr after surgery.
Analysis shows Roosevelt influence on Truman in six policy areas such as unemployment pay, minimum wage, wartime controls, and federal agency power. The piece contrasts Roosevelt’s views with Truman’s and notes areas where Roosevelt or others could have acted independently. It also mentions additional Roosevelt driven proposals like fair employment practice efforts, labor department strengthening, and national employment service. A stray note discusses fabric care and a starch-based perspiration absorbent.
A birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T D Coz in Hutor Georgia celebrated Mr Cox’s forty second birthday with family and friends. Guests included Ruth Jonanze Di Kevelpn Kadreen Burwooda Mattie Dor and Echidre etc.
Mrs John Ayres and others holidayed in Columbus Ga while Montgomery visitors stay with the Dowlings. Miss Jeanette Jones returns from Mobile to Headland. Indy Ellard departs for Montevallo to begin sophomore year at Alabama College. Corporal John J Robinson Jr sails to visit parents in Oakland CA. Terese Me and son Hoadley Merrill return to Dothan resuming residence at 302 WW Adams Street.
Birth notices list several newborns with parents in Astford Newton route Dothan and surrounding towns. Names include BON Bobby James and Dee Anna with hospital dates in September, Linda Caralyn at Camp Rucker Hospital August 31, Carolyn Jeanette Sept 4, and mentions of grandparents, stationing at Napier Field, and visits by relatives in Atlanta and Columbus. Local families Jay Weddle Hutchinson and Guilledge also appear with visits and extended kin in Lewton Eufaula and Sumter.
fragmentary text notes a Navy veteran discharged and returning, with mentions of Mrs. 3. M. Gonak, Catton, Ge, and Mrs Mo Lo Gorges emidres, Terry and Rene, and a visit from Captain Lemar Hart. Other lines reference a German prison camp, Miami, and visits with Mr. and Mrs. Marvey Harrson.
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