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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
1
Recipe fragment lists deviled crabs with buttered lima beans and a peach layer cake. Contains crab stuffing with salt paprika peppers pimentos celery salt butter crumbs and baking steps, serving six, baked fifteen minutes in a moderate oven.
Instructions describe a peach cake with vanilla, almond extract, and sugar cream filling. Mix dry ingredients and beaten egg whites into a vanilla batter, bake two layers, then prepare a peach custard filling, cook until thick, fold in peaches and spread over cooled layers.
Malvern and Coffee Springs residents shared a weekend of visits and family time. W. O. Murdock and Mine Delian Kimbel toured Coffee Springs. Hinsons from Akron visited Tee Chark. Webb sisters Lorraine and Ellen spent the weekend in Slocomb with Hazel and Faith Hinson. Graceville’s Mr. Whaley visited daughter Mrs. J. P. Miller. Uth Hushes stayed with sister Mrs. J. Hf Watford. Jessie Tall and children Jase returned from a trip to Valdosta with her son Sohuanie. Prof. S. B. Woodham and Evelyn spent the weekend in Montgomery. The Junior Card Club met at Black Ward’s. five tables, Evelyn Grown high. Eight members and guests enjoyed hospitality. Marguerite Rayburn returned from visiting relatives in Puter, Gia, accompanied home by aunt Mrs. Williamson and cousin Miss Jancis Williamson.
Atlanta July 2 CP Dr M R Trabue professor of education criticizes strenuous memorization in high schools as tor menting and unsound arguing that such methods defog the mind and fail to prepare students for modern life He links memorization to outdated medieval attitudes and stresses scientific facts over traditional drill.
Midland City residents and visitors share a week of calls, travels, and gatherings. Highlights include Alma Palmer and family visiting Morgantown, North Carolina, Misses Margaret Lee and Hilda Grace Skipper returning from Birpotgehian, and many relatives gathering in Alabama. Socials feature a Woman’s Missionary Society meeting, a Memphis homecoming, swimming at Kelly Springs, and multiple visits to friends in Graceville Florida and St Andrews, Arkansas.
Washington report argues forests in the Mississippi watershed contribute to flood control when managed by scientific forestry. It claims the Trainaze tea and related areas were protected and managed properly, and that further reductions in flood crests could reach 55 inches under improved practices.
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