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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names linked to a piano quartet and other pieces including titles like The Butterfly and Morty Heart. The text reads as a string of personal names and fragmentary musical work references with inconsistent punctuation.
Fragmentary text lists multiple proper names such as Mard Plano solo MilMary Palon and Hatton plus a list of figures and terms like Plane Quartette and Invitalias to the Dane. Content appears garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases, offering no clear event or outcome.
The New Century Club held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. J T Trisk's place with Mrs W B Wilken in attendance. Mrs Malone resigned from the board. Mrs Rowan was elected to fill the vacancy. Year books for the coming year were distributed and program notes discussed including readings of Hugo and Kipling. A farewell to retiring president Mrs A Malone concluded the session, with refreshments served and plans for September noted.
An enjoyable Monday afternoon party given by Mrs Curtright at Merk A D Whidden’s home on South Poster Street featured a menu of fried chicken hot rolls jelly and iced tea. Guests included Minn Guente Grimes Mrs Sherman Mrs Quinn Nix Mrs G Marvin Lowis Mrs Alles Watford Mrs Joseph Bennett Mrs Edward Canna dy Mrs Ernest Nus ey and Mrs Eric Gelerateds. Tables were arranged for eight guests.
The fragment lists guests and visits from Fayetteville and nearby areas, mentioning Miss Blanche Michivy, Mrs. Colling, Mrs. C. O. Golson and others, plus notes on Mrs. WHL Fragier's mild improvement and several regional visitors. It also references a discussion about corn yields in the South and a science note about corn production and fertilization, plus a cancelled prayer meeting at First Baptist Church due to a high school concert.
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