Daughters of Confederacy Honor Lee in Dothan
Fragmented notes from a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at the Methodist church describe Mrs. Marvin Scott presiding in absence, programs on sculpture art, and a serving of sandwiches and drinks. Attendees included Mrs. Marvin, Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Reynolds May, and visiting members. event featured poetry and art topics with brief biographies of speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantney
Ian
United
Daugh
Mra
le A. McGee
Mheno Belvetion
Maoh
North Bell
Charles Newton
Henington
Fatty Whidden
Coneen Artis
A. J. Peacock
Toluvs
Mn. Reynolds May
Harris
JD Aytis
Jin Bruton
J. D. Camp Tatten
J. , Colling
E.W. Hewilns
Patrick Jones
J. Limby
Church Missionary Unions set meetings Monday afternoon
Calendar item lists multiple church circles and unions to meet at 3 o clock Monday afternoon at First Baptist Lafayette Street Methodist and Bostar Street Methodist places. It notes chairmen and addresses for several meetings and adds Tuesday events including Mrs William Baxter hosting Mother's Round Table and Country Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundai“ ‘Woman's Missionary Unions
First Baptist Church
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of
Bostar Street Methodist Church
Anus Pierce
F. Moody
N. Oates
Belle Bennett
W. H Yerbream
Troy Atre
Octavia Ruth
CW. Rush
Carolyn Dowdell
Reynolds
May
St Andrews Street
Lockie Rankin
Jerome Spann
J. W. Alien
Main Street
Headland Avenue
Baptist Womena Missionary Unions
Ida. Keyton
Cora Hicks
Ann Sudson
C W. Belt
Lucy Wood
Joe Buntin
Moon
W. H. Camp
Hattie Newton
JL Do
William Baxter
Magnolly Avenue
Lafayette
Talley
M. Classen
Lisenby
A. P. Seddon
Misa Maude Baughman
W. T. Singletary
Board of Stewards
LT. Ferrall
Womans Missionary Society
E. T. Riley
Holy Land
Patience in Dosing Youngsters Praised and Cautioned
The article urges patience in pediatric care, noting that remedies like cod liver oil work slowly and require consistent, long term application. It warns against casual adherence to doctor’s orders and recounts cases where parents abandon treatment, delaying recovery, with examples of persistent coughing and feet exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Merys
Mary
Sam
Ove Bfrs
Rather
South St Andrews Stree
Mrs Harlan Johnson Tea Honor At Coronado Event
Mrs Harlan Johnson, guest of Mr and Mrs J B Hart in Coronado California, was feted at a 4 o clock seated tea hosted by Mrs N B Cannady on West Main. Attendee list included Mrs Chas Farmer and Mrs Cowdery Farmer who poured tea with several aides. about twenty guests enjoyed pink and white decor, spring bulbs, and lighted candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Theede Johnson
Verna Hart
Coronado
Calif
J. B. Hart
N B Cannady
West Main Street
Mrs Slocomb Hosts Bridge Club In Headland
Mrs Frank Slocomb Jr entertained her bridge club in Headland on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Wyatt Oates won high, with a salad course and coffee served to members including Mrs John White and others. Weekend guests from Montgomery and Dothan joined local members for a social gathering as vacations and visits continue among the town residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headland
Frank Slocomb, Jr
Bridge
Wyatt Oates
Wee & Tea Pucato
Jack Chamblin
Montgomery
Dothan
Wee Me
WB Lee
W C Smith
Mulberry
Armstrong Receives Commendation for Service at Langley Field
Lisut Bert Armstrong of Dothan received a commendation from Maj. Hi. Fr. Holland at Langley Field Va for exceptional meritorious service during a Florida–Vero Beach transport mission between Nov 25 and Dec 19 1935. Signatures praise his duties and request next efficiency report rotation. Also notes Armstrong a graduate of Kelly and Randolph Fields Texas. Envoy starts home as Ambassador Robert W. Bingham sails Bremen for Christmas vacation in the U.S. after stalled naval conference talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisut
Bert Armstrong
B W. Armstrong
Dothan
Langley Field
GHC Air Force
Florida
Vero Beach
Fr. Holand
Air Corps
Langley
Armatrong
Kelly and
Randolph Fields
Texas
Hobart Loftins Hosts Baptist Adult Union Social
Mr and Mrs Hobart Loftin hosted the Baptist Adult Union gathering at their South East street home Friday evening. Guests enjoyed narcissus decor, social games, drinks, and cakes, with members including Ms Nellie Clyde Rudd Fay Mercer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Loftin
Baptist Adult Union
First Baptist Church
South Fast Street
Loftin
Mian Neltie
Clyde Rudd
Fay Mercer
Henry Christmas
Eland Grimsley
Max Morris
Frank Hogwood
Mary Lee Nichols
Misa Pauline Paul
Mary Hale Pittman
Miles Annie Lea Brooks
Doris Burett
Lloyd Cherry
Ie W. Dockery
Morning Party Honors Club Guests at Mrs Allen’s
Mrs HT Johnson of Coronado Calif and several ladies attended Bre T W Allen’s Went Main Street apartments Friday morning for her weekly card club. Mrs J F Beall Jr was prevented from winning the prize as games concluded and a light refreshment course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HT. Johnson
Coronado
Calif
Mise Elza Pridgen
J. F. Beall, Jr
W. H Turner
Ingraham Hanahan
Don Burke
Mra Curtin Adema
Bre
T. W. Allen
Went Main Street
J. F. Beak, Jr
Mrs Charles W Rush Hosts Bridge Club
Mrs Charles W Rush entertained her two table bridge club Friday afternoon at her Weet Main Street home. Guests included Mrs Floyd F Moody Mrs RD McCarty Mrs Ployd Forester Mrs W T Street Mrs AE Pace Mrs N B Campady Mrs V A Ritch and Miss Mary Jeter. Mrs Floyd Forester won the contest and refreshments were served. Clyde Tindall, son of Mr and Mrs C W Tindall, has joined Philippe Butterhoff stove makers in Nashville Tenn. Mr and Mrs J G Johnston Jr are visiting in Beasoner. Friends of Mrs L M Crawford mother of Mrs M B Byrd of Jacksonville Brigate of Des jf station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Rush
Weet Main Street
Mira
Ruth
F. Moody
RD McCarty
Ployd Forrester
W. T. Street
AE Pace
N. B. Canpady
V. A. Ritch
Mary Jeter
Floyd Forrester
Clyde Tindall
Mra. C. W. Tindall
Birmingham Stove and Range Cd
Phillipe * Butter: Off
Noahville
Tenn
Churches and churches ads on Lafayette Street list
Local church notices detail Sunday services at multiple congregations along Lafayette Street including Methodist and Baptist churches with times for Sunday school, sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., prayer meetings, and youth groups. Other denominations and events feature sermons, Bible study, vesper services, and parish activities with named pastors and lay leaders.
Cottondale Woman's Club Conveys Plan for Clubhouse
Conservation program at Cottondale Woman's Club meeting highlights include talks on natural resources and forestry, a March 6 comedy show fundraiser, and a gifted lot for a future clubhouse. 32 members attended with 25 guests served tea by hostesses Mrs. T. B. Smith Mrs. L Braxton and Mrs. W. T. Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottondale
Fla
Mre T. Smith
Cottondale Woman's Club
Dorothy Bagley
Wiliam Shores
Misa Ann Henry
Mise Bagley
Mre
Misa Catherine Welch
T. B. Smith
L Braxton
W. T. Graves
Mra Louis Welch
No Other Gods Before Me Rendered By Science and Health
A fragment from a Christian Science text cites parts of Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health asserting that Life is eternal and inseparable from God. The excerpt reframes the Ten Commandments to deny belief in mortal life and evil, claiming Life is God and self-existent, Everlasting I Am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Il & Ob
AML
Christian Science Churches
Mott
Sarmon
Mary Baker Eildy
Jesus
Higherups Among Hollywoodians Reveal Barrymore Past
Hollywood gossip piece recounts Lionel Barrymore’s connections and memories. It notes feuds and friendships with figures like John L. Sullivan, Helena Modjeska, Mark Twain, and Mussolini, plus his early script work for Griffith, time with Anita Loos, flying with the Wright brothers, and a near acting retirement before Madame X success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Lionel Barrymore
Charles Grapesip
Barrymore
Lionel
John L. Sullivan
Helena Modjeska
Mark Twain
Mamolini
Twain
Adora
Muthers
New York
Mussolini
Rome
John L Sullivan
Sullivan
Uney
Wright Brothers
New York Harbor
Griffith
Anita Loos
Signat
Dolmontco
John
Rainbow Girls to Present Ritual at Masonic Temple Saturday
Rainbow Girls will present their ritual at 7 30 Saturday night at the Masonic Temple on North Ostes Street. The public is cordially invited. Mr and Mrs Dave Mucnell of Enterprise spent Friday in Dothan with Mrs C W Tindall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic ‘Temple
North Ostes Street
Rainbow Girls
Dave Mucnell
Enterprise
Dothan
CW. Tindall
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Norpething
Lee
Lwlenses
Mesdames Marvictien
Taylor
D D Bush
Im Campbell
C ‘Woods
B. Gia
le A McKee
Phily
Te Golomon
Jai Mal Beatt
A Buloger
Fat Carr
Arthur Mitchell
Mary Jane Campbell
Judy Club
Shaly Ava
Harry St
Mrs
Harry Marof Ork
Vee Ad, Whiddes and
Wyatt Greg- Wyatt Baturdey
Chicago, Il
I Business
Theo Hale
Marvin Holman
West Mam Trent
Dothan Steam Laundry
William Gillette
Mary Rogers
Sill Rogers
Three Wise Fools
Gillette
Sherlock ‘Mothias
Geere> Barshe
Mrs. Slocomb
Bridge Club
Mrs & S Thames
Swaiung
Mra Beatty, Whidden
Ann Strickland
Mase
Eleanor Muffins
Anniston
Laura Nell Mosely
Ee Ralph Mosely
Hus
Mreoly
Ambamador
Robert W. Bingham
Bremen
United States
Hobart
Mrs. Allen
J. G. Johnston, Jr
Wow
Beseemer
L. M- Crawford
M. B. Byrd
Jacksonville
Des Jf
NEW Methodest Church
Frank Odom
North Dothan
W. B. Atkinson
A. M. Shirah
Gipsey Boozer
Yterian Orth Oxtes
Clement Ritter
Benlor Chripflan Endeavor
Chelation Endeavor
Sunbeam Band
W. Nawton Street
Herbert Mobley
Supt
L & Kirby
Christian Endeavor
Grandview
Temple Emanu-El
W. Halt
Dockery
Bunday School
Wam
C. C Bennett
Jesus” Baptist Training Unions
Salvation Army
Jack Hey
Holiness
Young People’s League
Salvation Meeting
Saint Colomba's
Court House
George C. Boyer
Mase Qvery
Foster Street
W. & Duddlebrooks
J. D Campbell
Epworth
Tip
Prospect Church
Wassle Creamer
Rave A. H. Godfrey
Womens Club
Mea
Goriand Dooring
Syddesth
Eva Pearl Granberry
Bmra
W. Ti
Jordon
Sara
Panama City
Bie
Fred Hardwick
Alles Neal Oates
Mre. Dupree
Merashal
Tex
Maurice Barrymera
Wyoming
Boya
Philadelphia
Ruth Chatterton
Norma Shearer
Dothan Glass Company
E. Main St
Rogers Beauty Shop
EL Adamn Bt
Dothan Ice Cream Company
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