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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
2
A fragmented telegraph note mentions an Eagle telephone or telegraph issue with a reference to 1088 and a parcel to be sent to a stall. The legible text is unclear but implies a delivery or dispatch instruction related to 1088 and a stall location.
Walter F. Miller president of the Tuscumbia Club and H. K. Dickinson of Opelika attended the Kiwanis meeting at the Houston Hotel. Judge Oscar S. Lewis spoke on air travel and port needs for Dothan. Wagon Yard Quartette members Ed Moore Robert Holman Archie McQuagge and Julian Hall performed. Ike Rimson and Arthur Weathers were introduced as new members.
Prof G W McRae announces the Knoxville College choir at Lincoln Normal School Marion Alabama will sing at North Highland school Thursday May 2 tickets 25 and 50 cents with proceeds aiding colored schools. Tickets delivered to Doraan residents by May 1. Also Ozark colored schools plan Friday program at Highland School. Cal von Coolidge accepts invitation to join National Geographic Society board of trustees.
Vice president presided as chairmen of the Agriculture committees convened for a six oclock meeting at the Hotel. M. D. Black, chairman of the Public Affairs Committee, led the session.
Headland Senior High and Grammar School music pupils present a Friday evening recital in the Grammar School Auditorium under Miss Sara Poole. A Study Club meeting featured a music program with remarks from officers and brief reports.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the Baptist Church for Deus Windsor who had made his home in Bisingham. He is survived by his wife Miss May Knowles of this place and their children.
General Motors Spring Showing Week will be celebrated by Buick Oakland Chevrolet and Pontiac dealers with a parade on Dothan streets Saturday afternoon. Riley-Aikens Motor Co Plourney Motor Co and the Dothan Buick Co organize the event featuring a officers’ parade band and eagle emblem.
A terse notice warns that a replacement Eagle telephone 1036 will be sent promptly after a miss occurs, ensuring rapid reactivation and service continuity. The item emphasizes quick dispatch and reliable delivery for customers awaiting the device.
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