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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1915
Page
4
The clipping lists several visitors and guests arriving for a town event. Names include Bettie Mae Lathran, Wade Lathram, Miss Eatiee Walla, and others visiting Mass Lennie Strickland, with travelers from Atlanta and Garnerville. It notes brief calls on family or parental visits and mentions the Tham Exposition period lasting four to five weeks.
A fragmented local notice records a brief event in the western area with unclear details and names partially readable. The readable portion notes a public action or exhibition connected to San Braneinee, but specifics remain obscured.
A Friday afternoon gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs M A Williams at Wathans store featured an informal meet and candy store visit. Attendees included Russ Clara Brown Miss Walliams Blanche Conch Mink Rue Howell Jor dan View Leoke Panth Mrs Ralph Ghent Dana Pittard Katelhueen Nell Virgen Meseirs Howard Baxley Frank Culver George Cotton Teri Sunontan Jordan Bob Clarks My Richardson.
A wedding linked Mrs Alice Britt of Pansey and Mero Robert Ross of Elevety was held last Thursday at the home of Rev and Mrs William on Fayetta Street. The ceremony was officiated by Rev William Hana and the couple are now at home.
A damaged clipping presents scattered names and phrases including Frank J Cheney, a possible judge or craftsman, and references to streets, counts, and a peculiar system. The legible bits hint at a local dispute or investigation but lack clear context or outcome.
A large Thursday evening gathering on LaFayette Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Wall Frasier celebrated clients Manns Stuckey Hakedy Goa and Misx Lares of Flonda. The home dazzled with yellow decor, a varied punch table and an elaborate birthday observance for multiple guests.
The sixth birthday party for Misa Cotton was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cotton on Rose Hill. Despite heavy rain, the celebration featured jumping jacks for boys and dolls for girls, with pink and white decorations and a serve of fruit pie. Guests included Misa Luelle Cotten and Miss Mary Hila Fenn Jumping-jacks for the boys and dolls for the girls were given as favors.
The home of Mr and Mrs 8 Tutwiler furnished a charming setting for a summer party honoring Mr Julian Tutwiler of Atlanta. Pink roses clematis and ferns edged the rooms while guests danced until midnight and were served sandwiches afterward.
Stucky Duf Cardy announce the engagement of Wise Queen Mae Stuckey to Mr Charles Henry Duff in Houston Texas on Wednesday August 4. The event is reported as led by Stucky, a former associate of Mrs TOR Lewin from Ovark, noted for involvement with Mr Lewis Way in law practice.
The Salvation Army appeals for clothing donations from churches merchants and shops to aid the needy. They request second hand clothing and shop worn items to be distributed to those in need in the city.
A Montgomery druggist Mr. C oT Ruf touts Sweet Dreams as the most satisfactory mosquito remedy in 33 years of experience. He claims one application lasts all night and reports strong sales of large bottles across the area as a dependable, long lasting solution.
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