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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1945
Page
3
Fragmentary verse contemplates patience and nature's cycles with lines about leaves, growth, and earth. The murky OCR yields a reflective meditation on greed and timing, urging a slower pace and letting seeds blossom in their own time. References to an ancient earth and a theme of destined fate emerge throughout.
Esto Florida party honors Vathe Faye Coggins on her birthday at home of Mrs Vaile Toole Coggins. Games and refreshments follow a sequence with guests David Barber Sharon Shefield Jonor Willams Vivian Kirkland Bobby Joyner Mary Curtis Kirkland Harold McKinney Twila 1 Ripper. Mrs Edward Singletary and daughter Judg of Cowarts visit Philadelphia with Edward M Sosgletary aboard ship.
The Circle Two of the Baptist Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs J A Anderson. Floral decorations and refreshments preceded a program on Southern Baptist History presented by Mrs Pete Daughtry, Mrs Hollan Dykes, Mrs O B Handy, Mrs WF Helmes, and Mrs L G Chancy.
Graceville Florida the executive board of the Graceville Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Charles Liddon Jr to plan for the year. They set the first regular meeting for the third Wednesday afternoon in October with officers named Mrs Charles Liddon Jr president Mrs A D Williams vice president Mrs Donald Yawn secretary and Mrs J W Rentz treasurer. Committees were appointed including legislative finance hospitality membership program publicity music and room representative. A Napier Field dance for cadets and enlisted men was announced with local girls transported from the Recreation Center at 8 PM. Mr and Mrs Harvey Gambler Esther McGilvray returned to Miami after visiting the McGilvrays and Pybus family in Donalsonville Ga.
James E Conway of Jasper Alabama testimonial claims Retonga relieved nervous indigestion gas pain and constipation enabling him to eat sleep and regain twenty two pounds after spending over fifteen hundred dollars. He credits vitamin B-1 related distress relief and urges others to use Retonga from Cash Drug Store Adv.
The Tae Home Demoantation Club met Friday at the home of Mr. Vera Bolin with eight members present and two visitors, Mrs. Bolard and Mrs. Keralang, both of Siocama. The program included annual reports on the work of rural homemakers in Geneva County and a discussion on house planning. Light refreshments were served by the hostess and the meeting closed with a memoriam and the club prayer.
The New Century Club opened its year with a luncheon at the Houston Hotel led by President Mrs. R. Foy. Guests included Mrs. Henry Parker and Mrs. Joel Grady of Tampa. New officers named: Mrs. Foy president, Mrs. Henry Flowers vice president, Mrs. Burkett secretary, Mrs. W. S. Wilson treasurer, and Mrs A. Malone parliamentarian.
Mrs Little hosted a Saturday afternoon party at the Library for her daughter Mary Martha Little’s first birthday. The child wore a white eyelet frock, pink rose corsage, and a cake with a pink candle. Guests included Martha Jo Lively Ann Hendley Al Matheny Mary Ann Adams Owen Weddle Kevin McHugh Dickie Bell Joan Newell Eleanor Charlotte McLeod Charles Cannon Billy and Jean Adhuis.
Private Robert E Cobb was feted Sunday at 4 oclock at the home of his sister Mrs E Strength in Dothan route one. He recently completed training at Camp Livingston Louisiana and departs this week for Fort Ord California. Present were Cobb and his wife and daughter Mary Ann along with other relatives. Also listed are absentee voting details from a state election in 1841 with ballots returned by the fourth day before the election date.
A dense listing of radio programs across networks highlights music shows, orchestras, dramas, news, and variety segments. Featured are MBS and AP News listings with noted acts like Henry Buse's Orch, Spade Cooley Dance Gang, Vaughn Monroe, Spike Jones, and Paul Lavell Concerts, alongside talk, comedy, and sports wrap items. The schedule includes Friday and Saturday night lineups, with several regional programs and notable performers appearing across multiple time blocks.
Mr and Mrs F Vo Kenedy announce the arrival of a son Dane my Berlaca loreal bospa September 3. Stanley E Kropp and Mrs Kropp Dorothy Smiton announce the birth of son Stacie E Kropp Jr born September 17.
Mrs Harry Cannon presided as hostess for the Sesame Study Club during the season opener. Devotional by Mrs C E Blakey, youth report by Mrs Ray Hayes, and a Pacific area program led by Mrs GW Blaker with talks on Alaska and Singapore Malay Burma and Thailand. A San Francisco conference report followed. Dothan Country Club to host a dance Saturday with Mr and Mrs Walter Moon as hosts and The Southernaires providing music from 9 to midnight.
A historical listing notes Pearce and his Ganz-cebu act at 3 30 with Jimmy Dorser's Orchestra performing at 3 45. The program includes Talls Time for 15 min followed by a 10.00 2 variety show with News and Dance segments.
Mrs N B Cannady elected president of the Breakfest Club at a monthly meeting hosted by Mrs J 2 Shimon on Cherokee Avenue. Members gathered at 9 30 2 pm for a reception with early fall decorations. breakfast, bridge, and social games followed, ending around 11 38 oclock. Attendees included Mrs H E Burdeshaw, Mrs Amos Jones, Mrs Horace Hall, Mrs Van Futche, Mrs J M Stallings, Mrs RM Rowan, and Mrs A Dj Boquemore. Major Ho H Simms Jr placed on inactive duty.
Yesterday in an Ausi Forces area a disturbance involving an officer’s spouse and child occurred near Dehne Aur Lines. The event center and exact date remain unclear, with personnel dispute details limited to the wife and daughter’s involvement.
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