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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
7
The event showcased Lady Eleanor Smith with a white pony and Miss Olivia Wyndham with two snakes while guests were escorted by a large brown bear and Siberian wolves. The second floor housed caged animals as the main floor presented cowboys, cowgirls, pierettes, ballerinas, and tightrope walkers amid a festive atmosphere.
Aenon News reports a Saturday night pound supper hosted by Mr. Talmadge Wynn with a long list of attendees including Dick Reece, the Dickersons, Crawford siblings, Nowland, Kirkland, Neely, and others. Games were played, no music performed. Local friends note illnesses and visits. Hallan Scott from Brinson and Aline Crawford make trips. Mrs. W H Summerford improves after illness. crowd also travels to Popular Springs for Sunday singing.
Oklahoma City brief notes a long lived Deupree family lineage. Joseph Deupree, Justice of the Peace, and Harlan Deupree, Assistant County Attorney, trace forebears E. A. Deupree aged eighty one in Dora Missouri and William T. Deupree aged eighty eight at 824 West 21st Street. Also listed are Dave M. Deupree, eighty eight, Lyons Kansas, and Margaret Collier, eighty six, Los Angeles California.
The article details a Friday evening party hosted by Miss Nonie Campbell Oakley for guest Miss Agnes Scott of Headland, with numerous young attendees listed. It also notes W. M. S. meeting at the Sealy Methodist Church, a Bridge gathering for Mrs Sidney Baker, Revival services led by Rev P. M. Guthrie, and mentions various visits, dances, and social calls across nearby communities including Dothan, Calhoun, and Columbus with multiple residents named.
Federal officers uncover a hidden liquor pipe in a two story Kel logge building. Sam Webb and Juntius Johnson spotted the device at the Old Crow bar enabling patrons to trigger moonshine delivery by pressing a wall button. Patron Nick Lucas arrested on bond set at 2500 dollars as the case proceeds.
A notice states that when Eagle call 320 is missed, a reply will be sent promptly. The item appears as a brief procedural reminder, emphasizing quick follow up upon missed calls.
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