Dreaming sons and grieving mothers in two paths
Eugenia Finn Miss Verna Hart William Hawkins of Daytona Beach and John Miller of Eustis, Fla, travel from Daytona Beach and Eustis to Tuscaloosa to spend the weekend with friends. The piece contrasts a mother hoping her son’s dream will prove prophetic with another mother whose son chose practical gain and betrayal, ending in loss and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Hart
William Hawkins
Daytona Beach
Fla
John Miller
Eustis
Tuscaloosa
Charming silk neck tie frock pattern for five sizes
Easily made and visually appealing frock of neck tie silk offered in five sizes with bust measurements 29 to 37 inches. Size 15 uses 23 4 yards Mines fabric plus 21 4 yards ribbon or 2 14 yards fabric for sash. pattern No. S07A1, cost 75 cents, mail to Julia Boyd, 106 Park Avenue, New York, with your name address size and newspaper name.
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Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
Carswell Miller Wedding Announced
Mr and Mrs A WH Skipper of Geneva announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine Skipper Miller to Ray Carswell of Dothan on October 1 1433. Carswell is son of Mr and Mrs R M Carswell of this city and works for The Eagle. They reside at 205 East Newton Street with friends. Intermediate G A of First Baptist Church to meet at 3 Velock with Miss Sweney Watford on South St Andrews. Mrs Wo f Moods visitsFields in Tusca loose.
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A. WH. Skipper
Geneva
Maxine Skipper Miller
Ray Carswell
Dothan
Carswell
R. M .Carswell
The
Eagle
Oand
East Newton Street
G. A
First Baptist Church
Velock
Sweney Watford
South St. Andrews Street
Le Club De Vingt Holds Monthly Meeting
The Luncheon club Le Club De Vingt held its Thursday morning gathering at a Houston hotel with Mrs. Amos Jones and Mrs. Harvey McBryde as hostesses. Aridge provided morning amusement at four tables in the hotel board room. Mrs. Hubert Furmer won the high score trophy. A luncheon followed in the private dining room with members listed as present including Mrs. Jones, Mrs. McBryde, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Club DE Vingt
Houston Hotel
Amos Jones
Harvey McBryde
Hubert Furmer
Jones
McBryde
Charles Farmer
Fredia MecTyre
Horace Hall
Elgin Cowart
G.T. Cooper, Jr
Marjorie Moody
Soloman
Blanche Spann
Hubert Farmer
Theo Hall
Joyvd Forrester
O. R. Hipp
Mere Woo. Logue
Luther Wilson
Mary Eleanor Posey Birthday Party Highlighted By Friends
Mary Eleanor Posey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G C Posey celebrated her 10th birthday at home on Dothan route four with games and a dining room refreshment course. Pandora Card club guests at Mrs. Morris Malone’s North Montezuma avenue home enjoyed a three-table game and salads before departure. Le Gal Douzainne club met at Mrs R L McGill on North St Andrews street with winter flowers, a program, and social hour. Evelyn Denson, daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Denson, joined Lowndes High School as a teacher in Fort Deposit. Jewish Sisterhood hosted by Miss Minna Crine on South Foster street featured readings and a talk by Dr D W Haskew. The Business and Professional Women’s club’s popularity contest for Little Miss Dotham progresses with voting and a parade after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eleanor Posey
G. C. Posey
Dothan
Hilma
Junita Coromay
Willie D
E. Montgomery
Minnie
Annie Spann
Mildred
Rebecca
Leon Patterson
Florence
Bill
Pandora Card Club
Morris Malone
North
Montezuma Avenue
Malone
G. Y. Malone
H. B. Burtleshaw
Hubert Farmer
R. L. McGill
North St. Andrews Street
le Gal Douzainne Club
Evelyn Denson
G. H. Denson
Lowndes High School
Fort Deposit
Minna Crine
South Foster Street
Lee Shugerman
LD. W. Haskew
Miss Cline
Meyer Blumberg
Joe Kraselsky
Henry Crine
Louis Feingold
Miriam Kraselsky
H. Blumberg
H. Behrman
D. W. Haskew
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sunrise Memorial Service Planned by Legion
A Sunrise Memorial service will be held Saturday Armistice Day at 6 a.m. in the city cemetery. Rev. M. Mademna will lead the prayer, Mrs. John T. Wilson will give a talk, the audience will join in singing America, J. Hubert Farmer will give a talk, there will be a roll call of deceased veterans by Post Adjutant J. M. Campbell, and taps will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Wilson
America
J. Hubert Farmer
J. M. Campbell
UNC session marks 137th year in progress
A class A trail has been completed in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park by the Civilian Conservation Corps during this year’s UNC session, highlighting progress in park improvements and youth labor programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Civilian Conservation Corps
North Oates street bridge club ends with high score
Thursday afternoon at her North Oates street apartment Mrs Julian Hall hosted a card club gathering with several friends. Quinn Flowers won the high score among the players listed including J T Trawick Jr and others. Refreshments of salads and hot drinks followed the games. Jewel Wood and T J Wood wed quietly November 5 1933 at Rev J M Blankenship’s home in Headland Avenue Baptist church, the couple to reside in Dothan.
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North Oates Street
Julian Hall
Quinn Flowers
J. T. Trawick, Jr
R. M. Rowan
Whit Harris
G. T .Cooper, Jr
Marjorie Moody
Tom Murray
Blanche Spann
B. Logue
Nell Morgan
John Flowers, Jr
Theo Hall
Flowers
Hall
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Eugenia T. Finn
Miss Theo Hall
Chichesters
Ak Omenee
Evesywees Bs
Julia Ford
Dothan Eagle Fashion Bureau
Park Avenue, New York
Carswell-Miller
Tuscaloose
Grocers
Max Morris
Hobart Loftin
W. ©. Thomas
Henry Weathers
John Senn
George Jenkins
Mess Crine
Little Miss Dothan
Carrie Foy
Eufaula
Frank Pridgen
Theodore Jackson
Guy Hardwick
University
Betty Speight
J. J. Speight
Rebecca Boozer
Frances Farmer
Lester Farmer
Mra
Paul Lindsey
Panama City, Fla
D. C. Hailstens
Philco
Ggsiot
Philcos
Fritz
Houston County Fair
Legion
Rev. M. Mademna
University of North Carolina
Card Club
Quincy High School
Moody”hi
Jet Poe
van Ritch
Coats
van Ritch’s
Tor Beit Air
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