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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1932

Page

2

Refined social notes and club gatherings in Dothan

A dense roundup of society events from Dothan includes the Business and Professional Women's Club meeting at the Houston hotel with a private art exhibit at Miss De Marius Stevens’ home on South Foster street. Houston Chapter 287 Eastern Star held its first meeting in the new Masonic building on North Oates street, initiating Miss Norris Fortner and planning future gatherings.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Houston de Marius Stevens South Foster Street Order of the Eastern Star Masonic North Oates Street Norris Fortner Pueblo Col

Tropical Hurricanes Start Season From Doldrums and Earth Spin

New York AP reports that the 1932 tropical hurricane season begins from the doldrums, Earth rotation and humidity. Hurricanes form around 10 to 15 degrees north of the equator, building near Cape Verde as summer ends, with Charles L. Mitchell of the Weather Bureau explaining the mechanics. The western Caribbean also sees cycles in June to November. trade winds and rotation steer the storms toward Africa and the Atlantic.

New York Cape Verde Islands Charles L. Mitchell United States Weather Bureau South Atlantic Equator Africa Pacific

John Davis Jr Celebrates Fifth Birthday With Lawn Party

John Davis Jr celebrated his fifth birthday with a lawn party at his grandparents home on South Oates Street. Guests enjoyed games under direction of Miss Frankie Jean Johnson, Miss Dora Rolling, and Elizabeth Pittman, with fruit punch, cake, and ice cream. Attendees included Nanette Weiss, Carolyn Cannady, Lilian Martin, Elinor Logan Martin, Mary Crawford, Nobby Downing, Ann Witherington, and many others from Headland and local families.

D. W. Shealy South Oates Street Frankie Jean Johnson Dora Rolling Elizabeth Pittman Nanette Wells Edward Saxon Erwin Davis Headland Teddy Shealy John Jimmie Brennan James Normen Spann David Plumberg Lamar Miller, Jr Jon Bolling, Jr Billy McKinnon Jack Garner Bobby Ennis Irwin Feingold Bobby Feingold Billy Pittman Shelly Wade Strickland Henry Jordan Reese Ennis, Jr Harvey Lilian Martin Elinor Logan Martin Mary Virginia Crawford Nobby Dowming Ann Witherington Terry Plumber Annette Trawick Nicky Sue Failier Anne Wise Bille Jewel Fletcher George Jones Harry Wise Erin Davis Mack Davis Patine Walker

Webb Sing Draws Crowds Despite Blurred Text

A Webb venue hosted a community sing with a large crowd on Sunday. Attendees included J. W. Chapman and several named participants, while report fragments note a performance and multiple references to local residents and organizers.

Webb Ty J. OW. Chapman Fone Tim Bar- Her J. OW. Chapenar Henry Idekersan Cade Hicks Tess A. Chapman A. Theke Jipahett Whit Yeek Imogene Parish Tavhy Chapma Kathleen Tingan Tom Themes Brintes Givins J. W Barten

Ozark Social Roundup Notes Local Visits and Returns

Ozark readers learn of guests and travelers including Miss Winnie Mickler of Malone Florida visiting Miss Julia Frances Smith, Edwin Smith from Auburn on vacation, and many returning to Ozark from Auburn Montgomery Dothan and other towns. The item records weekend visits, homecomings, and family travel with multiple named residents and nearby towns.

Winnie Mickler Malone, Fla Julia Frances Smith Emmie Ramsay Dothan H. R. Smith Edwin Smith Auburn J. A. Smith Sewell Lupkin Jack Curtis Atmore Cecil Jones Brewton Julia Goff Kappa Delta Pi J. E. Z. Riley Montgomery Chas. O. Stokes Cecil Fain Huntsville Arlton Ozark Roy McFadden Groveland Fla W. M. Sorrell Jean Betty Little Ware Morris Peggy Ware Capt Waldo Ard Lester Glover Abbeville Louise Mizett Pearl Godwin Fred Glover W. L. Hutchison and Dan Phil Alma Holmes Sallie Mae Dalton Opp Wiliam Jimmerson Roy Ward Mary Helen Holmes Myra Bell Smith Mildred Deese Birmingham Elizabeth Enslen Europe

Meat Being Canned In Henry County

Abbeville Alabama August twenty second year AP reports Henry county women fill pantries with canned beef cuts meat loaf hash roast and tripe to preserve bountiful harvest in home canning effort

Henry County Abbeville Ala

Professional dress makers contact Mr Harden

An advertisement invites inquiries for professional dress makers with a phone contact for Mr Harden at 589 Blumberg's. The notice notes availability in the coming days.

Harden Blumberg

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