15 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1928
Page
1
An airfield gas supply issue caused damage to a building at Kanbas City airport. A car driven by Carl Sellers was badly damaged after a collision on Headland road with a truck driven by a Black man. Neither driver was injured.
The public is invited to hear the Christmas Cantata Yuletide Memories by Wilson at the First Baptist Church Sunday evening at seven. Mrs. George Outton Sr. is chorister and Miss Lydred Adair will preside at the piano. The choir will be augmented by a large girls chorus with a program including Praise and Glory, The Prophecy, Bethlehem, The Shepherds Vision, The Midnight Choir, The Wise Men, The Guiding Star, Home for Thee, Hallelujah. The choir roster lists soprano, alto, tenor, bass, and chorus parts with many named singers and a large Girls Chorus participating.
New Orleans market notes mixed signals amid London and money rate expectations. Weekend selling tempting but trade reviews show cautious confidence with Memphis turnover strong and North Carolina mill shifting output. export totals to date stand at 49,000 bales with totals for last year similar. Prices show declines in New Orleans and New York windows with activity light toward close.
Mrs. E Barner began with a home demonstration club in El Paso County and built a thriving candy making business in College Station. Sales average about 800 dollars monthly, reflecting steady growth and local demand.
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues that excess gifts overwhelm children on Christmas morning. A child may focus briefly on one toy, then flit between many items, leaving most unused. Her advice favors giving a few carefully chosen, durable toys that a child can truly use and enjoy, fostering meaningful play.
A diocese committee of eminent churchmen and lay artists oversees church art treasures in Moulins. Priests must seek approval for repairs or renovations, with changes mandated to protect sacred art. The Bishop forbids unapproved modifications and new buildings until the committee reviews them.
E A Tindal of near Burnsville claims a single Erin seed potato produced more than half a bushel. He cut a seven budded piece into seven hills and tended the crop all summer, calling the yield extraordinary.
A stray hound named Gerry hauls home items under city rules. The distressed owner reports finds including a baby’s new clothing, pork chops, an assortment of meat, a leg of lamb, kitchen utensils, rubbers and shoes as recorded in the Eagle Want-Ads.
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