Christmas Bazaar At Episcopal Church
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church will hold their annual bazaar next week with home made cakes and candies for sale and a variety of Christmas gift articles. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1929
Page
1
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church will hold their annual bazaar next week with home made cakes and candies for sale and a variety of Christmas gift articles. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs Henry Flowers Jr hosted the Sorosis Club Tuesday with guests Mrs Webster Haven Thomas of Upland California and Mrs Jack Parrott of Roanoke Virginia. The afternoon featured decor themed Christmas as guests enjoyed tea, cake and coffee.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber officials reporting from the Dixie plant in Gadsden Alabama noted the Defender blimp flew nonstop from Akron Ohio to Miami Florida. The airship crossed toward Knoxville before heading to Miami and landed briefly for fuel. Pilot Wardle Van Orman said the stay at the Goodyear plant is undetermined as officials assess the mission.
Police located a green Hudson coach in the Cite Cemetery this morning, left overnight. The car carries a Florida license and much of its paint is damaged. No further details were available by noon.
The Foster Street Methodist Church stewards promote an every member canvass this week to raise the 10,400 budget for the coming year. Rev J F McLeod notes finance workers will report results at a church meeting Monday night. The stewards board lists C L Newton as chairman and K W Hawkins as vice chair with Ruth Ballard as secretary and N D Spann as treasurer. Committees include Group Chairmen Mrs J A Esson, J B Amos, J D Campbell, F B Culver. Finance Committee chaired by L Cox with W Hawkins and N D Spann. Sexton and Repairs led by H A Denton. Ushers and Offerings chaired by R O Hil with J S Brock and others.
Lieutenant Ernest G. Schmidt of Langley Field Virginia died when a military plane caught fire over a hill near Godwater Alabama. Three crew members jumped to safety as the aircraft burned, with pilot Lieutenant Gillespie among those who jumped. Surviving Schmidt are his wife Lorraine and their infant daughter at Langley Field. Funeral arrangements not made.
In Muscatine on December 4 a 33 year old woman, previously married, was separated from others and married James Flegher yesterday. She stated her age as 33.
Agnes Aurelia Church, former Brooklyn telephone operator divorced from Francois Church, plans to flee to the Orient after Reno breakup. Telegrams say she will leave for San Francisco then a steamer to parts unknown with her aunt, seeking to win or lose herself in distant lands. The case follows her famed $200,000 settlement and family disputes.
In Cleveland on December 4 delegates of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union authorized strikes for about 100000 workers across seven cities. A resolution to strike 45000 New York members on January 1 was approved by the resolutions committee and reported to the convention. Benjamin Schlesinger of New York urged peaceful settlement but warned a strike remains likely.
Friends of Mr and Mrs SS W Stockland regret to report their little daughter Ann underwent a mastoid operation at a local hospital.
Osie D. Kirkland was struck yesterday afternoon shortly after 2 by a car driven by county deputy sheriff John Hilson on West Main Street. Kirkland was taken to a local hospital after the crash, and Hilson said the accident was unavoidable as he attempted to pass another vehicle and saw Kirkland suddenly in the street. The officer indicated Kirkland appeared shocked but was not named as a casualty.
Mrs Star Thornton and her Birmingham daughter stay with Mrs R M Brown for several weeks. Mrs J E Price and Miss Dora Lockart of Newville also visited friends here. Tuesday.
The International Association of Fairs and Exhibitions announced state fairs. Alabama will hold the Alabama State Fair in Montgomery Oct 20 to 26 and at Birmingham Sept 29 to Oct 4. Also noted is the Alabama fair and dairy show in Tupelo Oct 7 to 11. In Montgomery a masons home report shows 405 residents with 175 boys and 51 women, 412 men, and total gifts for bedding and equipment amounting to 328,398.63.
A brief item notes that when the Eagle call is missed, Postal Telegraph Co will dispatch a deliverer immediately. The entry emphasizes prompt action by the firm to restore interrupted service.
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