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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary verses rhyme about companionship and walking life’s path with a friend. The text blends lines from Van Dyke and related poems, referencing walking beside the road, shared struggles, and hopeful fellowship. The passage ends with an unclear program closing remark.
Ww Cattery Men led by A T Marchman entertained New Century Cheb members at his home on Turoc. The event featured rickets pots of planteris and a roll call. Aewera presented, Selly shared Napoleon life facts, and Marie Louise van real ay was discussed. Mr LB Chapman and A T Merchman read from The Diamond.
Mrs Margaret Perry of Montgomery and Miss Ann Dunklin hosted a book party Tuesday evening at the handsome North Gates Street home. The decor featured ferns and fowls of Barvinai with tables for merry games, food, and a late ice cream service. guests included numerous Mon and Greenville residents and families.
Mrs HL Walker hosted the D A Q members and guests yesterday afternoon with five tables arranged in the dining room. The room was decorated with potted palms and a luncheon featured broiled chicken cold meats starting potatoes baked apples and hot beverages.
An unclear OCR text lists numerous names as guests and speakers, including Mrs Barnett and Mr Green, with mentions of a prize and social arrangement. It references a future arrival of a child with names Charence Wiley and Hazel Wiley, plus various acquaintances in Dalhas and Troy, but many words are garbled.
A local advert touts a welcoming venue described as a nice place for the ladies and children offering electric hair services and a family friendly environment.
The governor proclaims today as Diversification Day urging Alabama farmers to grow meat corn oats hay peanuts potatoes peas syrup and to store 12 months of supply and some to sell. Smith & Morgan offer a $5 gold prize for first place and $2 for second for student essays on diversification from De than area schools with entries due March 2, 1916.
Mr W M Boyett of Quincy files a legal notice listing his sister M Pe WM Laws in a probate or guardianship matter.
A man with two revolvers found by police pleads guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. The court sentences him to five months hard labor.
City workers are actively improving North Fest Street with essential paving and grading. Additional crews on nearby streets address drainage and regrading needs during the same project window.
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