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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1932
Page
3
A poem by Sara K. Bolton opens this column, praising a steadfast soul who endures life’s trials with unwavering faith, gifting others with encouragement rather than complaint. The rest reports social notes from Dothan, detailing visits, travels, meetings, and upcoming community events across local families, clubs, and churches.
The Junior Harmony club directed by Mrs Pat Jones met at a Houston hotel Saturday at 2 PM to mark George Washingtons bicentennial. Annie Laura Malone opened with a reading as pianists and dancers including Sara alesse Betty Malone Sybil Roberts Faye Griffin and Mary Helen Sellars performed.
City voters supported I C Ezell in the recent election and he says he harbors no hard feelings toward opponents. He pledges to serve all residents and follow the will of the people for the next four years as mayor of Dothan.
In Cherokee County Miss May Gertrude Faris organized sixteen 4H Clubs with 401 enrolled girls. The year's project focuses on menu planning and table service using home grown projects.
Mrs. J. B. Murray returned from Easter holidays spent with relatives in Savannah Georgia. Miss Lilla Story and O S Story visited in Bellwood yesterday.
La Fayette Street Methodist Missionary Society held a Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs. R M Brown’s home on South Oates with Mrs Joe Rollins cohosting. Miss Sara Crawford delivered The Citizens Responsibility for Law Enforcement and Mrs Joe Rollins sang Oh Lord Remember Me. Several members attended with refreshments served. Also noted were family travels to Montgomery and Chattanooga for schooling. The Foster Street Woman's Missionary Society schedules a 10 am prayer meeting Wednesday as a lead into April revival, inviting all denominations.
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