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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
7
Dr and Mrs D A McKinnop hosted a Wednesday dinner at their home in Marianna honoring Mr and Mrs Will Stone of Cincinnati. A three course meal preceded bridge games with several friends of the honored guestsjoining in theCourtesy.
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a chicken pileau at Merritt's Mill for legion members then a dance at Marianna Park Inn. Mrs. William Webster held a bridge party at Mrs. J. W. Hightower’s home. Miss Ruth Heath planned a prom party with Russian tea and sandwiches. Several local residents, including John Burton, Charles Bergin, and Rufus Heath, attended social events.
Greensboro Florida and nearby towns hosted a stream of visitors this week including Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Wandeck and Mrs. J. E. Thompson. Guests came from Raiford DeFuniak Springs Starke Pensacola Montgomery and Chipley for visits and social calls.
Albert Logue thanks voters for their support in his candidacy for Councilman and pledges full cooperation with the upcoming city administration in all undertakings.
S B Wooten expresses deep gratitude to the people of Dothan for loyal support during the mayoral campaign. He pledges to remember the encouragement and assistance and to continue to merit the community’s confidence in him.
Miss Myrtle Alice Clifford hosted the S. S. Club with bridge games and a chicken salad course. Guests included Roberts Gammon and 11 others. Roberts Gammon will entertain next week. Mrs Charles O Reiff entertained her bridge club at home with a salad course and iced tea for nine attendees.
Exterior work on the third floor of the $40,000 Masonic temple on N Oates street is finished except for two carloads of stone to be used in the project. Construction began last December and is expected to finish by June.
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