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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
1
The piece features a poetic plea for imagination and virtue, calling for sincerity, justice, and a childlike simplicity. It celebrates beauty, humanity’s sadness, and the divine in nature, urging honesty in work and faith in man and God.
A public relations meeting marking National Business Women's Week featured readings by Mrs. M. O. Carroll and Miss Hartzog with orchestra before Dr. Taylor's address. About forty attended at the Ozark clubhouse as violet and gold decorations set the scene and Mrs. Myra Neal Nicks wed Mayor H. T. V. Miller in Nashville.
King Carols cousin Miss Melba Sellars of Slocomb appears as a lighthearted flyer in Dothan along with visitors from Headland Gordon Marianna Jackson Ashford and Graceville. The column also notes Lon Hayman Syracuse forward averaging 14 points per game this season.
Washington March 12 AP The progressive conference aims to chart a plan for unemployment and industrial stabilization as independents hold the balance of power in the next Congress. Norris Nebraska urges a tariff unemployment agriculture and representative government program while LaFollette Wisconsin warns of failing leadership and calls for a stabilization conference. Fifty baby chicks perish in a house fire at Rev Sia's home. a chimney fault blamed a Hornsby blaze caused minor damage and a stove fire at West Powell Street home.
Fire Department reports a morning blaze at J A Hornsby’s Railroad Avenue residence causing slight damage to the dwelling while a backyard chicken house on Reverend T O Slaughter’s property was destroyed late yesterday leaving about 50 chicks dead.
A Chinese student Chia Mei Hu and twins L. M. and M. C. Williams Ventura California were among 65 February graduates receiving air corps pilot wings at the Kelly Field flying school exercises.
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