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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1933
Page
2
A collection of verses and brief society items from a local newspaper page. It includes a Mother’s Day poem by Fred F. Lamb of Ashford Alabama, then club and wedding notices, bridge gatherings, births, engagements, and residents visiting relatives, with names such as Mrs Milton Holman, Miss Edith Holman, and Pearl Bailey, plus local events at Dothan and surrounding areas.
Headland Mrs Elia Cunningham and children of Clo spent last Thursday with Mr and Mrs L T Solomon. Miss Gertrude Jordan is back home with her parents after teaching in Jasper last winter. Henry Johnson of Columbus is the guest of Mr and Mrs Ross.
A summery bridesmaid or garden party dress features PorAch colored organza and brown moire in brown, peach and apricot tones. The design shows triple ruffles at the shoulders, a bolero line with a delicate girdle, brown straw hat with peach and apricot ribbon, and an apron of floral accents at the front.
Mrs F W Slocomb and family spent Wednesday in Dothan with friends including Mrs S O Carlisle and Mrs John Vincentelli. The Sachars visited in Montgomery with Mike Sachar and Dr P S Hudson while Greenville guests stayed with Mr and Mrs J M West. Other locals hosted visitors from Dothan Ocala and Troy with trips to Los Angeles and Midland City.
Mrs. Matt Tillman of Clio hosted relatives from Mississippi while Mr and Mrs Pete Nowel and their young daughter returned from a several weeks visit. Numerous residents visited Montgomery Enterprise Abbeville Pittsview and Roanoke for family gatherings and hospital or recital events.
A twenty first century style ad proclaims 50 cent Lydia E. Pinkham's tablets for women relieve and prevent iodic pain and related disorders. The copy claims no narcotics and that the product is a modern medicine addressing the cause of trouble with persistent use offering permanent relief, sold by all druggists.
Joshua Jones cared for a starving fox pup 17 years ago with a leather collar. A fox killed near his chicken coop matches that collar after he recently killed a fox. The long history of missing chickens haunts the Rhode Island or Massachusetts farmer.
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