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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1929

Page

2

Headland Friends Enjoy Evening at Guillott Home in The Highlands

A group from Headland gathered Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Guillott’s Highlands residence for Bridge and dancing followed by a salad plate. Guests included Mabel Burdeshaw Elinor Connor Grace Flowers Hilda Hawkins Mary Jordan Scott Agnes Scott and others. Mrs J A Wilson and June Wilson visit Montgomery. Charlie Newton family visiting Florida. Frances Bates Demarius Stevens Geraldine Montine Lis caby returned from Montgomery Woman's College.

Headland Mabel Burdeshaw Elinor Connor Grace Flowers Hilda Hawkins Mary Jordan Scott Agnes Scott Perry Byrd Messrs Major Espy L. Gremillion Jack Bridges Carlton Hudgins Frances Bates Demarius Stevens Geraldine and Montiné Liscaby Montgomery Woman’s College the Hilden R. B. Forrester H. G. Forrester W. R. Jordan Frances Whigham W. R. Forrester C. W. Johnson Harvey Pruitt Forrester Lula Gaines H. D. Harrison Emory Moody Hubert Farmer Charlie Farmer Archie D. Carmichael Asbury Blount Cliff Ellison Fox Jordan Harry Hall Martha Kern Lois Rainer Troy Troy Lewis Luther Wilson A. D. Assery J. Moss Flournoy Elizabeth Caldwell Birmingham T. H. McIintyre Horace Hall J. L. Jackson A. W. Hodges E. M. Weatherly Myer Blumberg Jez Rollins Morris Ford Alva Lewis Jack Hunter Eva Heard J. D. Foy Louise Gaines Clara Sanders Frances Crawford Virginia Linsen Kate Helen Harris T. M. Es J. Clarke J. J. Darby C. W. Rush I. C. Bates E. L. Feagle A. Y. Malone Shelly Strickland Ida Inseer John Flowers M. Cherry F. B. Culver J. M. Stevens Walter Helms W. K. Jordan J. C. Bates South Foster Street Walter Barnes Raymond Robertson H. A. Denton Jimmie Domingus Jesse L. Domingus Headland Avenue Nellie Louise Crockett Louise Elsie Mae Baker Ruth Trammel Jack Domingus Houston Roland Domingus Mary Lucy William Campbell Teresa Wills Mildred Elma Louise Seaborn Margaret Betty Roy Hardwick Mary Frances Austin Joe Buntin, Jr Fred Green James Ray Allen Jerre Barbara Morgan Crawford Crowley Doris MacMath Pansey Lois Garner E. Newton Street Garner Doris McMath Bill Shirley

Cardus credited by Dothan resident for health improvement

Mrs. Ella Scarborough of Dothan recounts severe weakness and shakiness that left her tottering and bedridden. She credits Cardus with restoring her strength after other remedies failed and now recommends it to others facing similar health issues.

Dothan Ala Casdas Ella Scarborough Cardus

City Seeks to Block Utility Lines Clash in Dothan

City of Dothan officials publish a formal protest to Alabama Power Company over parallel line construction within the citys three mile police jurisdiction Dothan area highways and request a Public Service Commission hearing to determine rights and service boundaries. The missive cites potential competition with the city and asks for immediate guidance on whether the power line project will encroach on municipal electric service and territory.

Alabama Power Company City of Dothan 1. C. Ezell Alabama Public Service Commission Montgomery Ala City of Dothan-Alabama Power Company City of Dothan Dothan-Cottonwood Dothan- Headland Public Service Commission Dothan-Enterprise Midland City Campbellton

Chicago Forecaster Cox Plans Expansion Of Weather Studies

Henry Joseph Cox, dean of United States field meteorologists and principal meteorologist, marks thirty-five years forecasting in Chicago. His work guides crop and commodity safety, aids agricultural methods nationwide, and includes a cranberry monograph used by growers in New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Wisconsin. Born April 5, 1863 near Newton, Massachusetts, he trained at Harvard and joined the signal corps after graduation.

Henry Joseph Cox United States Cox Weather Bureau Chicago Great Lakes Central States Wisconsin New Jersey Massachusetts Harvard Signal Corps Page One Newton Mass

Raskob Cuts Democratic Debt for Smith Campaign

The New York Times reports John J. Raskob, chair of the Democratic National Committee, reduced the party deficit from 1.5 million to 350 thousand by securing guarantors of the Smith presidential campaign to honor pledges.

New York The New York Times Today John J. Raskob Democratic National Committee Smith

Rotarians Convene for Elections and Global Service Debates

Rotary delegates gather at the annual event as ballots decide officers and discussions explore international service. Ernesto Aguilar of Mexico City and Stanley Leverton of London chair assemblies on world affairs amid a gala carnival at Fair Park. The convention closes tomorrow afternoon with addresses on international service and Rotary worldwide meaning.

Amoute Ernesto J. Aguilar Mexico City Stanley ‘Leverton London England Fair Park Rotary

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MR. and Mrs. C. M. Guillott J. A. Wilson June Wilson Frank Stewart Charlie Newton Florida Alabama Mesdames Forrester Nostesses Jack Parish J. G. Qwens M. S. Spann Martellus Spann Points South Carolina Miss Evelyn Jones Mrs. Brame Hood Tolbert Brown University Jessie Carroll Stevens Hartford Mary Amos Woman's College At Lewis First Baptist Church Willie Mac Martin C. H. Baughman Cedar Springs Henrietta B. Johnson Thomasville Sanford Pate Ashford J. W. Vaughman Sealpax Rayon Union Sealpax ACORN Nature Iowa Middlewest Raskob Democrats National Committee Rotes Eagle Oxford Blumberg Buerterick Verda Belding
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