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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1932

Page

5

Alabama Legion drives membership growth across state

The article notes a Legion membership drive expanding across Alabama with districts from Boston to Opelika, Fairfield to Union Springs. Five new posts were added in 1932 while more are expected at the state convention in Gadsden this summer, with an executive member stating the campaign opened this spring.

Marc Pete Boston Marceanty Fairfield Haleyville Jes Foy Ardmore Headland Tiee Kinston Opelika Redef Union Springs Sylncau Alabama

Bahama Baptist WMU Conclave Set for March in Anniston

The thirty eighth annual Bahama Baptist Women's Missionary Union convention meets March 22 to 24 at Parker Memorial Church in Anniston. State president Mrs. Anderson will lead sessions with officers including vice presidents from Montgomery Moulton Glencoe and Asheville and district leaders. Officials will discuss WMU work and attire plans. executive secretary Miss Wilma Bucy and field worker Miss Florence Thomsonson participate among others.

Wilma Bucy Montgomery R. E. Byrd B. Grant E. N. Stuart Florence Thomasson Kathleen Hagood Young Peoples

Early Gardens Advised for Alabama Planting

Auburn March 3 AP Fresh vegetable varieties 21 have been recommended for early spring planting in Alabama gardens by Julian Brown extension horticulturist. Four beans named bush snap pole snap bush lima pole lima. Other vegetables include English peas carrots beets radish turnip tendergreen mustard spinach lettuce cabbage tomato cucumber squash eggplant okra pepper and onions. Manure helps but commercial fertilizer with nitrogen phosphate and potash boosts results. Success comes from soil prep sufficient plant food and good seed plus ample cultivation. Anyone with ground that grows grass can grow vegetables.

Auburn Alabama Julian Brown Brown

Ancient Half Dollar Golf Ball Keepsakes of Judge Manning

Talladega Alabama March AP reports Judge N N Manning cherishes a worn golf ball and an 1825 half dollar passed through his family for 101 years. The ball carries a record of 43 consecutive games and 828 holes, while the coin reached his mother on March 1 1831 and to him on July 8 1868.

Talladega Ala N. N. Manning Manning

Steady Rise in Pasture Acreage Reported in Alabama

Auburn March 3 AP J C Lowery extension agronomist cites county agents data showing 865 permanent pasture demonstrations on 38 812 acres in Alabama last year up from 848 on 24 519 acres in 1930 and 420 on 19 830 in 1929. He notes most pastures are on moist lowlands and anticipates continued overall growth.

Auburn J. C. Lowery Extension Agronomist Alabama Mr. Lowery

Social Round of Local Residents and Visitors

Hardy Miss Gladys McInnis joined Miss Velma Cook for a Sunday visit. Miss Mary Evelyn Masters spent Sunday with Miss Oude Hayes. Mr and Mrs W D Robinson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W W Williams. R J Murphy is ill at home. Miss Oude Hayes attended a party Thursday night hosted by Miss Opal Evans of Brannon Stand. Byron Cobb and John D Williams of Donaldsonville Ga visited Friday night. J R Hicks remains ill at home. Miss Clyde Belcher visited Miss Henrietta Rogers on Sunday. The Rev and Mrs W M Robinson spent Sunday with J T Clearman. Mr and Mrs Lynn Robinson visited the Hicks home Sunday night. Miss Geraldine Woodham attended preaching at Mt Ararat Sunday.

Fletcher Woodham Laura Tillis Earline Clearman Elmer Clearman W. H. Hayes B.D. Sellers Carmel Bruce Grimes R. J. Murphy A. L. Hayes Gladys McInnis Velma Cook Mary Evelyn Masters Clyde Belcher Henrietta Rogers W. M. Robinson J. T. Clearman Lynn Robinson J. R. Hicks Geraldine Woodham Mt. Ararat Owle Meadows Eunice Sellers Ashford Sam J. Hall Dothan G. L. Young Helen A. W McEachern Daisy Dean Helen Allen University Extension Charlie McArthur B. A. Bruner W. 8. Long Robert May Malone Fie Long C. B. Kemp Ralph Hutto Bainbridge, Ga J. J. Marsh G.L. Young Durell Glass G. A. Snead Mary Marsh Jackson Trixie Carl Burkett Daisy Dern Mother Leo Espy

Local Dothan Area Social News and Obituary

Weekend visits and social calls fill Gordon Ashford and Dothan scenes with families and friends. Dr D H Vaughn 68 dies in Addison. funeral at Gordon Methodist with burial in Gordon Cemetery.

States ran deficits in 1930 amid rising debt and taxes

Government bodies in 48 states posted a deficit in 1930 with costs totaling 2 290 270 059 while receipts reached 2 243 110 687. Total indebtedness stood at 1 833 427 871 with interest increasing by 7 293 926. Per capita revenue averaged 18.39. The report highlights motor fuel taxes and property taxes as major revenue sources and highways bonds as key issuances.

Washington March Bureau of Census

Freshman Test Defines Drowning For Military Quiz

A University freshman offered a humorous yet blunt definition of drowning during a military science quiz. He wrote that drowning is the science of getting enough water into the lungs to keep from living, prompting amusement among instructors.

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