Miss Helen Hall and local society notes in Dothan
The column recalls a verse on charity by Miss Helen Hall and mentions Misa Louise Ezell returning from Washington. Birth announcements include a son born February 3 to Mr. and Mrs. EB Walker and a son named Charles born January 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Salmon of Blackstone Massachusetts. Social visits feature Mrs Roy Shephard of Edison and Mies Kula Porter of Panama City. Club meetings cover Sorosis with Mrs Norman Spann, New Century club art program, Le Club De Vingt bridge, and Mothers Round Table insights on Jekyll and Hyde and moving pictures. Several residents and visitors are listed with travel from Damas cus Georgia to Punta Gorda Florida and Washington DC. The notices close with a wave of social updates across Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Salmon
Blackstone, Mass
Charles
Salmon
Bruce Flurry
Mothers’ Round Table Club
Park Avenue
W. Strickland
Flurry
A. W. Hawkins
Robert Yarbrough
George ‘Washington
John Goldthwaite
Bullard Harris
Jay Dinkins
Whit King
Alva Lewis
Dannelly Newton
Lester Portivant
C. Roberts
Cora Saunders
S. W. Strickland
W.T. Jones
Sanford Dawsey
S. F. Wilkes
W. R. Watford
C. E. Hornaby
Junior C of C to Gather Feb 16 at State Capital
The Alabama Junior Chamber of Commerce holds its annual midwinter convention in Montgomery starting February 13. State president Asa Rountree Jr. of Birmingham says every unit will send representatives and a concrete 1932 program will be completed with duties assigned. State officers include W. H. Pierce Huntsville first vice president L. L. Dees Monroeville second vice president Fred Scott Montgomery third vice president R. M. Currie Millport fourth vice president and Gordon Kuster Birmingham secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior C. of
C.’s
Montgomery
Alabama Junior Chamber of Commerce
Asa Rountree, Jr
Birmingham
Alabama
Rountree
W. H. Pierce
Huntsville
L. L. Dees
Monroeville
Fred Scott
R. M. Currie
Millport
Gordon Kuster
Two Shows for Hog Litters Next Fall
Two shows for ten litter hogs will be staged in Alabama next fall with events in Montgomery on September 15 and 16 and Birmingham on September 20 and 21. Cash prizes range from 40 to 50 dollars, with top barrow prizes from 10 to 1 dollar. Hitters prizes apply to farrowings after February 15 and at least 1500 pounds per litter. Enroll with county agents for feeding and management guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alabama
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mushroom Cannery to Be Erected in Talladega
In Talladega Alabama a new mushroom cannery will be built to supply the South with a growing demand for mushroom dish steaks. The plant expects to employ 35 men when operations expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talladega
Ala
Alabama
South
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Hall
Hell
Misa Louise Ezell
Washington, D. C
EB. W. Walker
Mrs
Roy Shephard of
Edison
J. M. Sims
Pie Sehen
Mies Kula Porter
Panama City
Sorosil Club
Norman Spann
Sorosils Club
West Main Street
A. S. Frasier
P. B. Crawford
Pearl Brandon Crawford
Montgomery and Montevallo
Toric OF New Century
E. F. Moody
New Century Club
North Oates Street
M. D. Black
C. C. Bennett
W. J. Bell
A. L. Bowdoin
S. M. Bentley
J. J. Flowers
J. D. Foy
R. L. Gaines
Milton E. Hightower
Damascus
Dothan
LE Club DE Vingt
Houston
Mabel Harris
Charlie Farmer
A. Flowers
G.T. Cooper, Jr
Mayo Davis
Perry
A. K Merrill
Kate Helen Harrie
Horace Hall
W. A. Sibley
Montrose
Mra W
Logue
Tom Buntin
Theo Hall
N. B. Cannady
Floyd Forrester
O. R. Hipp
Hubert Farmer
Cecil Cantey
Harvey McBryde
J. Z Solomon
Mothers’ Round Table
Ida Espy
Henry Adking
N. Appletree Street
N. A. Baltzell
Marianna, Fla
L. Roberts
Donalsonville, Ga
Juanita
Myrtle Brannon
Fla
Capitola Cannon
Troy
City
M. L. Hanahan, Sr
Charleston, D. C
Kate Roberts
Washington D. C
S. ¥. Gray
Tampa, Fla
Julian Dell
Poyner
H. D. Harrison
Optometrist
Harrison Jewelry Co
N. Foster St
Orel IG
New York
Crown
Henry D. Hand
North
Foster Street
Green Bay Gardens
Rogers
Rogers Beauty
Salon
E. Adams
Philco
Olutionises Radio
Philco Research Laboratory
Philcos
Harris Furniture Co
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