Mien Faulk Entertains In Honor Of Miss Irma Pittard
Miss Irma Pittard visits Mobile with a party from Bennett and Panama City. The South St Andrews home hosts a yellow decor setup as Mien Faulk and guests play Hook and enjoy a bright tea course.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
4
Miss Irma Pittard visits Mobile with a party from Bennett and Panama City. The South St Andrews home hosts a yellow decor setup as Mien Faulk and guests play Hook and enjoy a bright tea course.
A Thursday evening party entertained a young crowd including Miss Ray Strickland and Miss Ehon Ayiffith. Guests displayed a wide roster of attendees: Minn Irene Jossenby, Miss Mary deter, Mind Eunice Willian, Miss Geanie Strickland, Miss Lillie Mae Jones, Miss Elizabeth Ladivan, Miss fie Williams, Miss dubia Tatim, and others from Antiford Graceville and nearby towns.
Details of striped fabrics and coordinated sets dominate this summer fashion feature. Striped hats coats and accessories appear with velvet ribbons and organdie finishes. printed veils and chenille spotted patterns highlight outfits with practical shopping notes for readers.
A terse guide warns against soap for hair care, favoring refined coconut oil as a mild cleanser. It promotes using one to two teaspoonfuls to wash hair by rubbing with water, claiming the oil cleanses scalp without drying, leaving hair soft, lustrous, and easy to manage. Coconut oil is described as inexpensive and greaseless, available at pharmacies for family use.
Local notes list residents and visitors in Dothan and nearby areas. Names include W. Ek Kirkland of near Taylor, Mrs. Leslie Tata of Madrid, J P Moore of Bathare nettle o buier Wis, Bill McMichael, L J Eubanks, Lee McLendon of Gordon, H Bass of Malvern, Dr A Underwood of Malvern, A Kirkland of Ashford, J Davis near Dothan, G A Barefield of Dothan Rt, J Wes Hall and son of route 3, Hathorn near Wicksfire, Mr and Mrs J W Holland of Keyton, and others.
No. 666 This is prescription prepared for malaria or chills and fever. Five or six will break any chill and tonic will prevent return. It aids the liver and does not gripe. 25 cents. Fowler of route 3 Dothan traded today. KR Fowler, good farmer of route 3, was in Dothan. GW Dennie of route 4 was here. Jasper Fo Barnes, Houston farmer, was a Dothan visitor. S o M Peterman near Pastor was in Dothan this morning. Battie of route 6 was here today. D Hodges of Hedgesville was in town yesterday. BP Calhoun near Midland City was here today. Mardy near Headland was here on business.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur compound as a natural, even hair darkener. It claims to erase gray, improve shine, stop dandruff, and reduce shedding with a nightly sponge application, suggesting noticeable results by morning and deeper darkening after repeated use.
Castoria Dr Granger from Webb was in town this morning. Will Thomas a Webb farmer visited for breakfast. Oscar McArthur of Ashford traded in Dothan today. J T Hodges of Cottonwood came on business. Bush Grocery Co. offered breakfast bacon at 30 cents a pound. Phone numbers 26 and 28 listed.
A rough ad style notice warns against calomel causing sickness and salivation. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy that cleans the liver, relieves bile buildup and constipation, and guarantees improved energy. claims one spoonful will restore digestion and overall health.
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