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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1933
Page
3
Mrs A J Morri of Newton entertains her son Reginald W. Cook of New York City as a guest at her home.
A door stood ajar and wind shut the door trapping the speaker in night. The Hours laments time bent by enchantment making hours fleet yet banished, creeping through wastes like a caravan. Jessie B Ritterhouse notes and a local club event mention follow with meeting details. Mrs Hall spends week in Montgomery.
An old advertising copy touts Creomulsion to end serious coughs by fighting germs quickly. It claims seven powerful ingredients from modern science, a pleasant taste, no narcotics, and a money back guarantee if the cough or cold is not relieved.
Local notes recount social visits and club events. Mrs Myer Blumberg hosted an afternoon bridge with prizes for Mrs J W Grant Jr and Elizabeth Granberry. Miss Covington and Mrs Barnes appeared on the State Artist program at the State Federation of Music Clubs in Mobile.
A daughter, Betty Lou, was born on Sunday, March 19. Walter Mercier hosted friends at his home Wednesday night. Mrs. W. F. Oakley visited Dothan Tuesday. Miss Cordelia Atkeson and Miss Eugenia Williams visited Miss Barnette Dickens in Dothan Wednesday. Miss Marie Whatley of Smyrna stayed with Miss Eugenia Williams Monday night. Miss Frances Hall left Marion today to study at Judson College after holidays with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roland attended a Savannah Beauty Show for courses in hair styling. Ralph Burtleshaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Burdleshaw, recovering from an appendix operation in local hospital. Eagle Want Ads yield quick results.
Mrs. T. P. McGriff returns from Montgomery visit others include Miss Alice Eliott of Dothan and Mrs. Y. W. Smith of Dothan. Circles No 1 2 3 meet with Rivenbark Skipper and Stewart. Lions club met at Vocational School. Several residents visit or host relatives in Alabama Florida and Tennessee.
A physician endorsed remedy “B.C.” promises rapid relief from violent headaches and neuralgia. It blends several ingredients to act in minutes, offering also relief for muscular pains common colds and fever without opiates. Sold in 10c and 25c packages at druggists.
Advertises Blue Star Ointment as a cure for itching rashes tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema. Claims tested medicines melt in and kill every germ with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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