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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
3
Fabric listing describes Russian Green with invisible check pattern and inter woven detailing suitable for dresses or suits. 80 inches wide priced at $1.50 per yard. Also features blue and green novelty checks at 2 inches wide for $1.00 per yard and a 50 inch blue and brown check suiting with dainty green stripes.
New wool plaids appear in Red and Green Red and Blue and mixed Reds Blues and Greens. 50 inch roters plaids in large checks and dainty stripe patterns sell at 1.76 per yard. English and Scotch novelty suitings offer many color combinations for suits skirts and sport coats. Black and white suitings priced at 1.00 per yard.
New broadcloth offered in Dark Brown Dark Green Navy and Black at 62 inches wide priced 2.00 per yard. Also featuring a fine line of black goods including Dew Broadcloth Serges Tuseah Gatardimes etc with an invitation to view and purchase.
The excerpt reflects on a daughter and the lessons she learned from a mother figure. It evokes imagery of sweetness and growth, invoking a garden of flowers as a metaphor for maternal influence and enduring affection.
A reflective lyric piece praising aged hands and maternal memory. The narrator contrasts beauty in aging with youth, invokes a gardener of flowers and a mother’s care, and expresses enduring affection through metaphorical imagery of gardens and lilies. The author signs as Margaret Crow from Ports Month.
Mrs Marvin Lewis hosted a pleasant afternoon at her West Main Street home with chrysanthemums and ferns decorating the living room. Two tables hosted auction bridge games with Mrs Drewry Foy winning the club prize and a visitor prize awarded to powder Soff for Mr Chen.
Mrs Dreery and Mrs HL Wella and several others attended Golson's salad course. Alice Watford, ranching in Columbit Uhie year, joined in the city visit yesterday morning. Mrs Eric Gellerstedt returned from Montgomery and Troy after a few days away. The report notes typhoid fever interruptions and bedridden patient Trane tis bedside not encouraging.
Society editor notes Mrs. Scottie Frasier invites neighbors to her home each Wednesday. She explains the custom draws visitors who exchange calling cards, enjoys a light tea, and plans to finish a book this winter. Ride-alongs and conversations mark the after noon gatherings.
A local event titled Story Telling Hour will be held Friday afternoon on Foster Street to entertain children. The program targets primary grade students with planned activities and library participation.
The engagement and approaching marriage of Natinie to Mr W Mace Childs is announced. The ceremony will take place Sunday afternoon, November the fourteenth, at six thirty at 12 Oak Lane, Smith Street.
Fragrant antiseptic cream promises nasal relief from congestion and headaches. Advert promises easy breathing as the nostrils open and irritation subsides, touting soothing action through inflamed membranes.
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