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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
13
The poem fragment describes daffodils beside a bay and a poet’s joyful mood in spring. It also notes Mrs. J. M. Hogers recovering from a M501 operation and moving from a hospital to her home at 313 W Burdeshaw Street.
Huntingdon College outlines a May Festival with Mobile student Mas Meegare Cwuur elected student body leader. Jean G feet and Doris Smith win titles in senior events, while Mary Treene is named queen candidate. Old Wil club signs indicate festival activities and community involvement.
Sunday School class of the Perisy Baptist Church held a social at the library Tuesday evening. The program opened with a business session followed by games and joker entertainment. A colorful table setting reflected a yellow and white theme with many members in attendance.
A local bridge luncheon was held at a hotel with attendees including Mrs Turner Mrs Hermiaz Blumberg and Mr R S Howan along with others. The event followed by refreshments at small tables. Donald Hawkins, son of Mr and Mrs E W Hawkins, is convalescing in a local hospital after head and face injuries from a scooter collision with a car. James Tommy and Paul Vagnell of Chattanooga Tennessee are visiting their aunt Mrs Robert Morns at 1200 5 Gates Street.
Mr and Mrs Vol am A Go of Coltonwood announce the birth of a son Dornan Walla born March 4 at Marin hospital. Mr and Mrs Batrran of Wow welcome a baby boy born March 6 at the same hospital. Both families request correspondence at their listed rout es.
Walter Hautzg a two year old visitor from Columbus Ga arrived in Dothan last night for a concert program. The event features selections by Bach Liszt Schumann and Chopin amid a schedule tied to the Music Culture Association. Doctors Mekhonion and Patterson of nearby towns attended the surgeon congress. superstition notes pork eating and New Year luck in parts of Germany.
Farmers on the southwest planted sods of ire TL as est maid that ones planted 240,000 acres in Iowa, SU 000 4 Tipe, 14000 in Ouu, and 10,Cuy fan Missouri.
An American inventor Reverend Jonathan Glebe, aided by a Japanese carpenter, created the first jinr kisha car, inspired by a baby carriage image for Mrs. Glebe who fell ill in Yokohama.
A distorted 19th century note claims India's 1857 Sepoy mutiny arose from cartridge greasing issues as soldiers refused service. It alleges British authorities imprisoned many, sparking rebellion and widespread unrest amid alleged concerns over contamination and death.
An odd note describes Pearl Street in New York City as running in three directions it touches Broadway twice but never crosses it begins on the east side of Broadway then heads east and swings south before meeting a roadway again in a distant district, leaving readers curious about its path.
A fragmented report notes Tae cabinet of gears in Rigiti hyde with a 14 Guyer showing in sats. Officials count vods, suggesting a tally of items or assets amid unclear text and suspects amid the local scene.
A local newspaper item notes a party honoring Robert Meeks Reber. The write up lists attendees including Mr and Mrs J B Mu Me, plus several others named in the social notice. It records the event location and mentions customary greetings and toasts.
Mrs Best honored at a family reunion with relatives listed from Gordon Dothan Patsey Panama City and Cartersville. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Kern Best and Clyde Best and Jaca best Nave from Hav a and other relatives visiting from New Orleans and Atlanta.
Mrs J H Bryson hosted a social bridge gathering at her Path Ascote home with clusters of spring bouquets as decor. Guests included Mrs Besly Whidder, Mrs New ton, Mrs Doak, Mrs Yrurte, and Miss S HO Max. Tea featured decorative centerpieces and light refreshments. Mrs Oscar Forrester of Conita is improving after treatment, with daughters Mrs W W Smuts and Mrs C C Albsums visiting from Waynthorne, Bla.
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