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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1934
Page
7
Fragmented excerpts celebrate youth virtue and faith with lines about cherished dreams and moral light. Poem verses by Mildred Maugham and Virginia McCurry mix with a note that Miss Carolyn Watford visits Montgomery with the Green couple for several days.
Esther Cleveland Bosanquet, former White House baby and daughter of Grover Cleveland, is now Mrs. William Bosanquet of Redcar England. She is a mother of two and wife of a British Army officer, living in Yorkshire near Cleveland.
Spinisters dance at the Club Thursday night forces postponement of the weekly Country Club bridge party. Several local residents and students are noted with movements to and from Alabama College Montevallo and other nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs R E Clements left for Morgan Georgia with daughter Frances after visiting Mr and Mrs A J Har vard Mrs Florence Lumpkin traveled to Atlanta after visiting her son J W Lumpkin of Dothan J P Harris U S Tobarcon Co representative to Panama City Fla for new territory Co J Pelham moved from 112 N St Andrews to R27 S Appletree Miss Mary Winnie Saxon recovering from appendicitis shows improvement Mr and Mrs H M Strickland of Montgomery stayed with Mrs Mary Whatley Strickland formerly Ethel Whatley Al Sanders and wife of Donalsonville Ga visited for a day CG A Mays Wesson Oil Snowdrift Co sales rep spent time in Dothan W V L Collins of Blakely in Dothan on business Construction began on the Standard Oil filling station at Main and Oates streets H H Brown Construction Co building manager W P Horton George W Helms Snuff Co salesman active in city business.
The Spinsters Club plans a 10 to 10:30 pm Thursday dance at the Country Club with Curtis Davidson and his eight piece orchestra. Admission is charged for spectators and proceeds go to charity. The notice references North Carolina’s 1789 religious liberty clause before ratification.
A menu list details a lobster salad with celery pimientos and paprika, plus a bride's cake recipe and frosting method. It includes amounts for lobster, celery, pimientos, mayonnaise, whipped cream, sugar, milk, vanilla, and various extracts, with serving notes and decoration ideas.
Col. Bibb Graves candidate for governor of Alabama spoke to about 300 people on the public square in Hartford this morning. School students from Lincomb and Hartford formed a major part of the audience.
Miss Chamelee and Leong Lynn traveled from Mondsy to Montgomery to visit their sister Mrs. Mike Johns. Adine and Mr. and Mrs. John Duwi of Credton spent the weekend in Ga fin with their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shenly. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Christis hosted guests for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charlies M. Curlin and daughter Ann from Montgomery were also visiting family.
Herbert Dennis Posey celebrated his second birthday Saturday afternoon at grandmother Mrs. G. C. Posey’s home near Porters Fairyland. Guests enjoyed iced drinks and cake as games entertained them. Eron Wilhite won a prize. The cake was cut and served with ice cream, the dime, thimble, and ring were given to guests.
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