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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

Page

1

Card Club Hostesses and Birth Announcement

Mrs. Douglas Copeland hosted a Wednesday bridge at her East Lafayette street home with two tables. Low score was won by Mrs. E. L. Dillard and high by Mrs. J. H. Adams. Salads and drinks were served at the close. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Oakley announce the birth of a son on May 17. Mrs. G. T. Cooper Jr hosted the Double Six card club at her Pettus Street apartments with two tables and garden flowers. High prize went to Mrs. Carmicheal with a list of guests receiving mentions.

Copeland Douglas Copeland East Lafayette Street E. L. Dillard J. H. Adams Cooper G. T. Cooper, Jr Double- Six Card Club Pettus Street Spann TG Card Club Jeanette Spann Weat Main Street Herman Blumberg High Score Alice Walsh James Spann John Davis Flowers Crawford Helen Logan Lil- Nan Fall Jerome Spann Raymond Spann Elza Pridsen Edith Holman J. W. Grant, Jr D. Q. Wilson Meyer Blumberg LaBruce Hanahan Mary Jeter Mise Allce Bowers A. S. Frasier Ten Prest

Simply Worn Out Aids Women With Pinkham Compound

A vintage ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as help for exhausted women overwhelmed by household duties. It claims tonic effects renew strength and ease daily tasks. Advertises that 98 of 190 women report benefit and urges readers to buy a bottle today for noticeable results.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Cleveland's White House Bride Knits Garments for the Needy

Cleveland society notes highlight Mrs Bowers presenting a Friday City Auditorium recital with Alle Bowers and a large lineup of pupils and performers in a multi-part program. The event showcases dancers from Regina to Danube waltz and includes solos, duets, ensembles, and character pieces led by Miss Alle Bowers and Mrs Spann hostess duties.

Cleveland White House Mibs Bowers Alle Bowers City Auditorium Sprinster Club Regina Gwendolyn Stephenson Carolyn Domingus Alice Welch Carolyn Middleton Catherine Hargrave

Slocomb Woman's Missionary Society meeting noted

The Slocomb Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Clyde Smith's home with president Mrs. R. Z. Gwaltney presiding. Refreshments were served and special music rendered by Mrs. J. M. Maddox and Miss Annie Laurie Bell. Numerous locals and visitors are listed for Sundays and visits, including families from Albany, Dothan, Tallahassee, and Samson. A birth announced: Samuel Fisher born May 14 to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ellison.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Clyde Smith R. Z. Gwaltney J. M. Maddox Annie Laurie Bell P. B. Cox Joan Columbia W. D. Grant

Social notes from Dothan and visits across the region

Mr and Mrs Merritt Burns and daughter of Pittsburgh are guests of Mrs Burns parents Dr and Mrs T H McEntyre for several days. Miss Helen Cobb returns from Long Beach and Pensacola Beach Fla where she stayed with Mr and Mrs Donnell LaRues of Birmingham. The LaRues and daughter Gloria Jean spent Wednesday in Dothan en route home. Mr and Mrs G C Head of Andalusia spent Wednesday in Dothan with her parents Mr and Mrs J T Dean. Mrs John Lewis Leslie and son return from Miami Fla after visiting her sister Mrs W W Haizlit for several weeks. BY PU ENJOYS PICNIC AT KELLY SPRINGS The C O D Union of the BY PU of the First Baptist church held a picnic Tuesday at Kelly Springs. Those present include Lucile Hussey Vivian Davis Mary Bentley Rose Poyner Eleanor L tile Thelma Davis Annie Stinson Henry Christmas Sam Hall Jr Roy Reynolds Pauline Paul Mary Lee Nichols Mrs Max Morris Mary Morris Annie Florence Sanders Lloyd Peacock Annie Kilgorn Annie Lou Brooks Eva Hammond. Mrs G W Carter returns from visit with daughter Mrs William Rosborough in Charlotte NC. Mrs Rosborough and Kathryn accompany her to Dothan for a visit.

Helen Cobb Long Beach Pensacola Beach Fla Donnell LaRues Birmingham Mrs. LaRues Gloria Jean Dothan BY. P. U Kelly Springs BY. PU First Baptist Church Lucile Hussey Vivian Davis Mary Bentley Rose Poyner Eleanor Latile Thelma Davis Annie Stinson Henry Christmas Sam Hall, Jr Roy Reynolds Pauline Paul Mary Lee Nichols Max Morris Mary Morris Annie Florence Sanders Lloyd Peacock Annie Kilgorn Annie Lou Brooks Eva Hammond

Weekend Visits and Local Social Notes Reach Dothan Area

Kinsey and Lane Brackin alongside Eudo ing Smith spent the week end with Henry Weathers and family. Shoppers in Dothan included Elia Jarvis Nee mie Benefield Eva Ivey and Essie ScArdle. L C Deese and daughter Rathel visited J C Money on Sunday. Henry Tew and family joined Mrs Tew’s parents J J Maddox. Wilma Taylor and her baby from Jakin Ga visited Thelbert Berry. Juttie Lou Brackin spent last weekend with her sister.

Dothan Elia Jarvis Neemie Benefield Misa Eva Ivey Essie ScArdle L. C. Deese Rathel J. C. Money Henry Tew

New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Bloom

A new French process MELLO-GLO face powder claims to give a youthful bloom, spreads smoothly, lasts longer, hides fine lines and wrinkles, reduces pores, eliminates shine, and avoids irritation. It is sold for 50 cents and one dollar with a fragrance noted and tax free at Cash Drug Store.

How She Lost 29 Pounds in 3 Months

Mrs Thelma Gravely of Roseville California reports using Kruschen Salts with a diet and four weeks later she lost 29 pounds in three months. The ad claims a half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast reduces body fat and improves appearance with a money back guarantee after the first jar.

Thelma Gravely Roseville Calif Jan. Il

Parking a biting dog in a car not illegal says magistrate

In New York on May 18 AP reports Magistrate Peter Daly dismissed a complaint by a man who claimed Ruth Adams' dog bit him while he walked down the street. The ruling states parking a biting dog in a motor car is not illegal.

New York Peter Daly Ruth Adams

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Cosmas J. Dokag Hugh Frasier Lafayette Lawrence Oakley Policeman Jane Streetman Betty Belch China Dalls Gavotte Margaret Boyett Betty Fuqua Ivanovici Moskowski Chopin Jazz Strut Ensemble Doris Welch Allen Welch Lillian Williamson Alie Bowers Betty Adkins Terry Blumberg Betty Welch Celeste Carmichael Marion Bowers Marguerite Boyett Ann Barrow Alle Florence Sanders Alice Corrah Mary Virginia Knight Katherine Hargrave Eloise Burdeshaw M. A. Miller Thomas J Preston Grover Cleveland Needlework Guild United States Philadelphia Freston Princeton Charles H. Dalton Auburn Erle Helms Grace Albany Sam Casey State Teachers College Troy A. L. Casey W. W. McCarty J. B. Davidson Vernon Burnell Sellers Red Silavent Enterprise Lester Green Hattie Mae Ryals Addie B. Etheredge Brownie Lee Paulk Webb John M. Elison Samuel Fisher Elis Jarvis J. J. Maddox Ochis Smith Charlie Deese Murphy Anderson John M. Ellison Barney Bud) McArdie Headland Louiss Madox Mt. Ararat Lucille Lewis Melba Sellers John Goare Edith Millville J. P. Dalton Janet Morgan Leon Segrest Billy Janice Geneva Joe Morgan Bascom Smith Samson Roy Hughes Albany, Ga Dolly Parker Hughes Thelma Cox Gene Stutts Teddy Fort Gaines Hartford Jere Segrest Merritt Burns Pittsburgh, Pa John Lewis Leslie Miami, Fla W. W. Haizlit G. W. Carter William Rosborough Charlotte N. C Palm Beach Goodall Ecrus Pa Cee Rae Pee Ea Blumberg Manhattan Jexsene Grant Earl Averill Kinsey Lane Brackin Eudoing Smith Henry Weathers van Ritch Oscar Newton Ena Hay Confort Hance Ford
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