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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
2
Lists numerous attendees including Holland Godwin Floyd McCord Arthur Kirkland Doyle Kirkland Irene Cherry Eunice Cherry Mae Kirkland Ruby Kirkland and others. Also notes visits among Cherry family members and guests at various households across the weekend with several church and school events mentioned.
A fragment from Harper's Bazaar opens with a poetic refrain about the thorn in flower along the Old York Road. The passage mentions praise to God and repeated lines celebrating white blossoms and memory.
Mrs Remson and Miss Dozier entertained Tuesday with a bridge luncheon in honor of Miss Kate Helen Harris bride of the week at Mrs Rimsons West Main street home. High score went to Edward Crawford of Birmingham with second to tad Se. Coonge. The honoree received a silver gift. guests included Mrs Edward Crawford and many local ladies.
The Sorosis Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Montezuma Avenue home of Mrs Betts Slingluff for a business session followed by Miss Sue Malone’s talk on Art In Home Living including a decoration demonstration. Guests and members listed. The Dothan Country Club plans a bridge party Friday at 8 pm with invitations extended to members and private tables possible.
Attendees at Douglas Arnold's Sunday birthday dinner included Joe McCorkle Floyd McCord Dee Hammitt Eunice and Trene Cherry Mae Ruby Joe McCorkle and Douglas Arnold. The party followed a Saturday night gathering at Miss Montez Cameron's home with Mr and Mrs O C Cherry visiting Mr and Mrs Edward Cherry on Sunday.
A testimonial from W. R. Williams of Owens Cross Roads Alabama praises Thedford's Black-Draught for gas pain, headaches, and constipation. He reports immediate relief after meals and notes long time family use for over forty years. The ad encourages relief from sick headache, biliousness, and bad breath tied to constipation.
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