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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
5
A montage of voices from Dothan and Birmingham outlines wartime sentiment and local views. Individuals discuss labor, politics, and civic life while media and readers reflect on current events and community concerns.
Geneva notes show Mrs. J. P. Carter spoke on Magazines for the Home at the PTA meeting in the school. Devotional by Mrs. J. W. Horn, musical numbers by Elsie Clements Winfred Black and Mrs. M. L. Strickland, and a parliamentary drill by Mrs. Lillie Mc Laney. Several church circles and a Business Girls Circle gathered, with members traveling to Chipley for a Zone meeting. A wedding was announced for Mildred Adair to John W. Savage in Bonifay on February 1.
Houston theaters offer The Silent Witness a comedy with Chic Sale and Fox News. Next from Joan Crawford, Clark Gable and Skeets Gallagher in Possessed. Also showings of Partners and Stormy Seas with Noah Seery and Sue Carol in In Line of Duty in the Metro News.
Mrs Sinquefield and four others were in a car crash on the Geneva Hartford road en route to Dothan for Mrs J D Kennington funeral. Injured none of the occupants reported. other attendees include Mrs C H Watson Mrs Able Lindsay Mrs A D Adair Sr and Mrs Jack Adair.
The notice touts Castoria as a mild regulator for babies and children, claiming it offers gentle relief without harsh drugs or narcotics. It emphasizes safe use for infants and usefulness for older kids during colds pains fever or digestive upset. Genuine Castoria bears the name Castoria.
Local brief highlights visitors and guests in Dupree area. J R Rhodes took a business trip to Miami. Mrs Cora Sellers and Laura Grace visited Mrs Mollie Burkett in Pansey. Various residents and families from Cottonwood Ashford Cool Springs and nearby towns were listed visiting, hosting, or traveling, with social events and a weekly note on local life.
Boston mayor James M. Curley urged Alfred E. Smith to withdraw his name from the Massachusetts presidential primary in a letter. Curley linked the New York governor's Roosevelt backing and a Roosevelt victory in New Hampshire to calls for harmony and suggested Smith permit unpledged delegates. Roosevelt supporters hailed a decisive New Hampshire win as momentum for the Massachusetts contest.
Local readers routinely browse the Dothan Eagle classified section for housing finds job listings and automobile ads as a daily routine. The notice highlights ongoing opportunities and community updates in brief entries across categories.
The Christian Workers convention at the Church of the Nazarene in Tuscaloosa runs March 23 to 27 with Rev. H. F. Tate of Chattanooga as principal speaker. Rev. J. A. Lanasco is in charge of the program.
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