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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1932

Page

3

Liver and bacon with vegetable salad and Milan Date Cake

Liver prepared with bacon fat and paprika, browned then slow cooked until tender, served with crisp bacon and a vegetable salad of asparagus celery cabbage onions and pimientos dressed in French dressing. Milan Date Cake completes the meal with quick preparation.

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Free pre school clinics to open in Dothan Friday

Health drive for children ages two to six starts Friday with clinics at four elementary schools under Mrs. S H Wright. Dr F G Granger leads exams including teeth checks. aims to correct defects before school. Planned sites include Howell Highland South Side Rose Hill with others in nearby towns Urban.

Dothan S. H. Wright P. T. A. Committee Howell School F. G. Granger

Parking Ticket Costly to Cop

Parking Ticket Costly to Cop may cause permanent damage if they are not corrected early. For this reason it is wise to have children examined by the family physician at least once a year. This examination should be followed by early correction of physical defects. It is especially important that children be examined and that defects be corrected before the children enter school. The most frequent defects among young children are dental defects, poor nutrition, diseased or enlarged tonsils or adenoids, and poor posture. Poor vision or hearing, defects of heart and lungs, and other abnormal conditions are not quite as frequent.

Entertaining 29th Infantrymen in Panama City

Plans are made to entertain 1600 soldiers from Fort Benning arriving Saturday noon in Panama City. They will camp on Beach Drive and be hosted by the Cove hotel with dances, a golf tournament, fox hunt, and social events through Tuesday night.

Panama City Fort Benning L. M. Andrews Lynon Haven Cottondaile Highway Cove Hotel Cove Country Club Sealey Pirate Club Jimmie Flournoy Sharples Beach

Two Men Charged in Slayings of Florida Officers

Perry Acree 21 and Joseph E Johnston 66 were indicted for first degree murder in the Lakeland killings of Officers Nicholson and Barnett. Acree’s mother Annie Acree named as accessory before the fact. Sam Acree not indicted. National guardsmen protected the Acrees as arrests sparked jail turmoil. Trial likely within 10 days. Nicholson buried in Lakeland. Barnett sent to Tuscumbia Alabama.

Bartow Perry Acee Joseph E. Johnston Polk County Lakeland Annie Acree Perry Sam Acree National Acrees Johnston Grand Jury W. T. Barnett Barnett Perry Acree Nicholson Tuscumbia Ala

Replacements for Slain Lakeland Officers Named

LAKELAND March 29 E S Ferrand and C E Sullens will replace Patrolmen Thomas A Nicholson and William T Barnett killed Sunday on the local police force Chief Guy Arendell announced Ferrand has been employed by the city in another department Sullens was a member of the police force several years ago.

Lakeland E. S. Ferrand C. E. Sullens Thomas A. Nicholson William T.barnett Guy Arendell Ferrand Sullens

Spanish War Vets To Hold Meeting In Dothan

The Col onel William L. Grayson camp No. 18 United Spanish War Veterans will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the court house. Miles 8 Brown adjutant said important business will be discussed and urged all comrades to attend.

Dothan William L. Grayson Miles Brown

Opening of Annual Camp Meeting Set For Last of June

The Bethlehem West Florida camp meeting begins June 30 at the Bethlehem camp site ten miles north of Bonifay Florida and runs ten days. Speakers include Dr. H C Morrison editor of the Pentecostal Herald and former Asbury College president and Rev Sam Haynes of Clarkston Georgia. Evangelist singer J P Peacock will lead song services as a large tabernacle and other buildings near completion.

Bethlehem-West Florida Bethlehem Bonifay Fla W. J. Hughes H. C. Morrison Pentecostal Herald Asbury College Sam Haynes Clarkston J. P. Peacock Hughes

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