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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1929
Page
1
A note indicates arrival will occur Tuesday evening for a visit to Mrs Hugh Smith. The message specifies the time as set for the evening but lacks additional context or details about participants or purpose.
Special music slate for Sunday includes Morning Duet and 2nd Chorus My Mothers Song by Mrs Troy Lewis Mrs Howell Coe and choir Evening Voluntary God is My Strength and Offertory Rock of Ages by the choir Miss Loig Martin of Samson visits relatives for the week.
Mrs Noble J Hayes of Waterloo South Carolina credits Cardui a vegetable medicine with lifting her nerves and appetite after years of poor energy. She reports gaining twenty pounds, improved sleep, color, and strength and says she now feels in good health and recommends Cardui to friends.
Mrs. John Crawford hosted a Friday afternoon event honoring Misses Mary Brown Carolyn Stapleton and Jeanette Spann at her Houston Heights home. Guests included numerous local families and faculty. corsages and begonias were given. Sunday performances feature Mrs. Eric Gellerstedt singing Mother Macree and Mother O Mine with a First Baptist Church Mothers Day program. Ketchum Morris engagement announces Clara Belle Ketchum and Robert Lynhurst Morris to wed in June. Morris a Houston Printing Company linotype operator. Ketchum trained as a nurse in Dothan.
Miss Helen Avery and Dr Inmann Smith of London Kentucky married at 7:30 AM at the Avery home on South Oates Street. Rev Joseph Avery and Rev Ellsworth B Collier conducted the ceremony with Iva Hall and Zanna Stanter singing. The couple plan to live in Cadiz Kentucky after a wedding trip to Atlanta and Louisville. A Friday reception at the Avery home welcomed relatives and friends.
Community notices list Monday events for Lafayette St Missionary Society and WMA circles, Foster Street churches, and First Baptist groups at 3 4 o clock. Tuesday features New Century Club and Mothers Club gatherings, with Wednesday a Harmony Club recital at the Country Club and multiple social visits. Local society news also reports bridge night at the Country Club and regional visits, plus Brazil and Auckland notes on animal hospital and credit cooperatives.
A reflective verse on life’s changes from youth to adulthood. The speaker recalls childhood simplicity, longing for wisdom and family, and laments aging while clinging to memories of a mother’s care. The tide of fate and daily whirlpools frame the meditation.
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