03 May 1933
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
1
Poem extols bed and marriage bed blessings with imagery of love marriage childbirth and death. Also brief social notes announce visitors, hospital stay, and a fashion description of a white embroidered organdie dance frock by Chanel for spring parties.
Mrs M E Murrey hosted a Tuesday bridge luncheon at the Houston Hotel with garden flower decor and high score prizes awarded to Mrs J C Wadlington and Mrs Robert Malone for second. Guests included many local ladies and Misses Marjorie Moody and Bery Hart among others. luncheon followed in the private dining room.
The Royal Neighbors of America Dothan Camp Number 9262 will meet Thursday evening at 8 oclock with Mrs. W P Kirkland at her home 309 South East street All members are asked to attend.
The shoe parade features kid leather with tucked edges and perforations for chic touches. White opera pumps show minute pin points, blue oxfords display tucked ramps and perforations, while brown walking shoes emphasize solid leather heels. Shops highlight blue gray beige as season colors with black brown and white remaining popular.
Mrs. George Vance entertained friends at her parents home on West Main Street in honor of Mrs. L. H. Hudoff of Mobile, guest of Mrs. J. L. Harris. A luncheon was served with guests at card tables, followed by an afternoon movie. Attendees included Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Rawlins McKinney, Mrs. Press Thornton, Mrs. E. B. Burdeshaw, Mrs. J. H. Bryson, Mrs. Clarence Adkins, and Mrs. Charles Roland.
A large crowd attended a recent Grandview Baptist Church program led by Mr. W S Sharron and Mr. Elmer Cumble. Guests included Mrs L H Hudoff of Mobile, sister of Mr. Harris. Songs read and prayers framed the evening, with a quilt drawn by the church Women’s Missionary Society won by Mrs P H McKeithen.
A Tuesday afternoon card club gathering at Mrs. Paul Tubb’s South Foster home featured roses larkspur and sweet peas decor. High score prize went to Mrs. Joe Rollins with guest award to Mrs. H Ennis. A long guest list included many Mrs. Herman Blumberg Mrs Fox Jordan and Mrs. John Davis. Also noted were anniversaries and a 76th birthday celebrated jointly with Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Moody in Grandview. Cottage prayer services prep for a revival were announced for area residents. Birth announced: Mr. and Mrs. Whit Harris’ son Thomas Kimbrell. Adelaide swim champion: Mrs. E Taylor wins South Australia’s long distance event.
Weekend program reads like a collage of showings with actors including Katherine Neg burn Colin Clive and Billie Burk in Christopher Strong and Dorothy Jordan in Bondage. Upcoming features mention Fay W. Babot and Robert ee in King Kong while other dates list News and educational comedies in Fox venues.
Palm Beach, May 3. Discovery that south Florida suits the English sport of fox hunting was made by Herc1 J. Bryant of Lake Worth. The first fox hunting party was held in the cattle prairies near Okeechobee City and proved popular. Eagle Want Ads bring quick results.
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