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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1949

Page

9

Demonstration Clubs Meet Council Parley At Elba Courthouse

The Coffee County Council of home demonstration clubs met in Elba courthouse with nineteen clubs present. Officers elected were Mrs. Paul Pless, first vice president. Mrs. W. L. Dawkins, secretary. and Mrs. Will Armor, parliamentarian. Plans for the state district meeting May 26 at Kinston High School were discussed.

Coffee County Council of Home Elba W. P. Windham Paul Pless Wesley Chapel W. L. Dawkins Curtis Will Armor Key Line Kinston High School Kinston and Rhoades

Area Fears Disastrous Flood This Spring

Oregon news from Portland reports Col O E Walsh and Prof Phil E Church warning of a possible 1949 spring flood on the Columbia River. Heavy Cascades snow, a warm rapid melt, and a persistent winter snowpack mirror 1948 conditions that flooded Idaho, British Columbia, Washington, and Oregon, with Vanport City inundated and 12 lives lost.

Roger Johnson Portland Ore Columbia River Northwest States Col O. E. Walsh U.S. Army Corps. of Engineers Cascade Mountain Range Phil E. Church University of Washington Idaho British Columbia Washington Oregon Columbia Oregon-Washington Memorial Day Vanport City Vanport Northwest Col. Walsh Cascades Church

Woodpecker forages with mixed flock in winter

The downy woodpecker does not migrate in winter and often joins to hunt insect food with chickadees nuthatches and brown creepers.

Service to Coffee County Rural Residents Highlighted

A brief tribute notes the extensive service she has given to the rural people of Coffee County, detailing her efforts to improve local life and support community needs through steady, decades long commitment.

Coffee County

Enterprise Lions Club Hosts Quiz at Rawls Hotel

Enterprise Lions Club held a weekly luncheon at the Rawls Hotel with Tom Speigner presiding. Lions Billy Capps led a quiz on Lions International and Inside U S A John Gunther. A directors meeting followed and a Battle of Song is set for Friday January 28 at 7 30 pm at the city school auditorium featuring The Henry County Four and the Enterprise Harmony Boys.

Boston Tea Party Leaves Preserved at Old State House

A leather boot preserved tea leaves from the Boston Tea Party kept in a small flask by the Bostonian Society at the Old State House. The leaves came from Maj. Thomas Melville’s boat, grandfather of author Herman Melville, one of the raiders who buried about 350 chests of tea in protest of British taxes.

Boston Bostonian Society Old State House Thomas Melville Herman Melwilles

African Natives Rally To Save Chicago

Kailahun Sierra Leone natives sent a Easter offering of 22.25 to Chicago churchmen to combat the evils of civilization in the Windy City. Episcopal missionary Ralph T. Milligan said the gift aims to counter bad American habits neglecting Christianity. Bishop Wallace E Conkling accepted the donation for Chicago missionary work.

Chicago Kailahun Sierra Leone West Africa Ralph T. Milligan Episcopal Windy City Wallace E. ‘Conkling

Estate division proved complex mathematics in Nebrask a

In Falls City Nebraska the division of the $3175 estate of the late Mrs. Mary Fuller among 37 heirs required heavy pencil and paper work. Some heirs received 0.0004276 of the estate or 16.29 dollars each while the largest share was 0.840756 of the estate amounting to 301.32 dollars. The lawyers did not reveal the method used to reach the unwieldy fraction.

Falls City Neb Mary Fuller

Water Search Ends In Natural Gas Boom

Residents of Clintwood Virginia drilled two wells hoping for water during a drought last fall and hit natural gas instead, triggering a major wildcat gas development financed by the Clinchfield Cost Corporation. The venture spans over 1 060 000 acres across three southwest Virginia counties with cable drilling gear and 100 000 feet of pipe, targeting depths to 16 000 feet in the Appalachians if needed.

Clintwood CUP Clinchfield Cost Corporation Virginia Appalachians

Certi fed Cotton Seed Supply for Next Spring

Certified cotton seed is available for planting next spring. Look for certified tag.

Beef cattle production tips for suckling cows and groups

The text advises keeping suckling cows in separate groups during winter and giving the suckling group extra feed and attention. It emphasizes managing feed and care to support calves through the cold season.

Men Of Lafayette Street Church Sponsor Softball Team

The Lafayette Street Methodist Men's Club voted to sponsor again this year the church's fast league softball team. Pastor Rev. C. H. Hildreth announced the decision after a monthly meeting featuring a motion picture titled Air Power Is Peace.

Lafayette Street Methodist C. H. Hildreth

Power session opens with Eastern Air Lines speakers

A session features Power by W. H. Higgins and W. L. Cambre of Eastern Air Lines. Guests introduced include J. R Pate Louis Quattlebaum Red Skipper Ed Hinson Lamar McCarty H. D. Johnson and W. J. Darvis.

W. H. Higgins W. L. Cambre Eastern Air Lines J. R Pate Louis Quattlebaum Red Skipper Ed Hinson Lamar McCarty H. D. Johnson W. J. Darvis

Lime application guidelines for soil types

When lime is required apply two tons per acre on heavy clay soils and no more than one ton per acre on sandy soils. The guidance specifies soil type based rates to optimize soil pH correction.

Blind man regains sight after church service miracle

Carl Klein, 40, once totally blind for two years, reports waking to see street lights and a shadow at his Brooklyn boarding house window after attending a St Luke's Lutheran service. Doctors cannot explain the sudden recovery and note no surgical factors.

David C. Whitney New York Carl Klein Klein St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Brooklyn Kirin Industrial School For the

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