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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
2
Pages show multiple meal plans including a Creole tomatoes dinner with bacon onions and celery, Coan Fritters batter, a pumpkin pie crust and filling, and a breakfast and luncheon spread with cereals soup and a roasted chops dinner. It lists ingredients quantities and basic cooking steps. The tone mimics a serialized old menu card with detailed recipes.
Completing his twenty third year as president of Harvard University Dr A Lawrence Lowell shown above in a recent photo has offered his resignation to become effective as soon as his successor is chosen He is 76 years old and is the second president of Harvard since the Civil War.
Religious and social notices: Adult No. 2 of the Methodist W M S hosted a four course dinner with music by Miss Clarkie Hammond, Miss Charity Armstrong, and Miss Barbara Le Barron. Various locals and visitors, including Bettie Campbell and Eloise Ray Skipper, attended events in Albany and Dothan. Several trust-worthy names appear among visitors and church activities as families travel and households gather.
A dated mash of dessert instructions describes caramel like syrup from sugar and water with vanilla, and a pecan pie filling with brown sugar flour milk eggs and meringue. Includes an acrobat accident report noting R J Ringen injured in Paris after Anne Booker death in Vienna last year and a fall in high diving.
Columbia Misses Laura and Emmie Ramsay of Dothan visited Rev. and Mrs. Stewart. Rev. C. G. Smith stayed with sisters in Montgomery. Bettie Campbell left to be with Dr. Earl Campbell in Chattanooga. Mrs. Hinds of Birmingham visited her parents in Selma. Tom Scott of Montgomery spent time with the McGriffs. Mrs. Kendall and Joe Kendall of Eufaula were guests of Mrs. Beach. Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Atheredee of Socomb spent time with Mrs. Con. Intermediate G. A. meeting held in church log cabin led by Miss Kilingsworth. program included Gladys McClenny, Claudelia Atkeson, Frances McGriff. hot chocolate and wafers served by Mrs. Radney. Dorothy Godfrey returned from Gordon. Jeenes Radney and Mrs. Edie Skipper visited Abbeville. Thad Manor of Macon, Ga listened in with the Rodneys. Eloise Baker spent Thanksgiving with Slocomb home folks. Mrs. J. C. McGriff hosted a children’s party for Bille McGriff’s sixth birthday. Lions Club held Open Night with forty-five members and guests.
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