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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1915
Page
3
The piece notes bold buying of suits and dresses in New York in September, driven by style and a belief that the South’s great depression had ended. Merchants claim local ideas guide purchases, with fashion as the sole motive for their ready to wear display.
The article notes the New Centu Cheb and Dothan Study Club gathering for their first meeting hosted by Mrs. Hirim. Members like Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Barnett discuss annual goals and a wax-prepared program including reading, lectures, and social duties.
The Detsan Chapter met Friday afternoon with Mrs. George Malone leading a lesson on Prue History of Tig Beati and a sketch of Frank DL. Stauten. Mrs. M. Spann recited a poem Death on Wearin ov You while members signed applications for membership.
A patient describes starting Cardi using a tonic and facing headaches and weight gain. The testimony notes quitting is difficult, with claimed health claims about Cardi aiding recovery and restoring strength.
The First Presbyterian Church adjusts Sunday activities for Rally Day with no morning sermon at 9 30 and preaching at 7 40 pm by the Reverend. Holy communion follows the morning service. Evening topic is the selection of a wife. Camp Wa notes and Wednesday activities listed by the superintendent.
Sunday services at Headland Avenue Baptist begin early with morning and evening worship led by Pastor W I Tew assisted by Rev H deusings of First Baptist. A special 3 30 pm service invites all to seek spiritual renewal and salvation through Christ. A Foreign Mission Society gathering follows Monday at 4 pm.
A fragmentary wartime letter from Captain A Morris of Dothan Alabama discusses long separations, front moves from Warsaw to other cities, and longing for home. He mentions hard times, enemy action, and hope to return for clothes and normal life.
The Ladies Guild of the Epis coal church will meet Monday at 3 40 PM with Mrs Geo Weller at 209 South Oates Street.
First Baptist at 940 holds Sunday School and a preaching service by the pastor. Evening topic is How a man lost his strength with a State Missions fundraiser and invited participants. No service next week due to revival. church officers and teachers to meet. E. L. Jennings is the pastor.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by Judge W H Chapman superintendent invites full attendance Those not in Sunday School elsewhere are welcome Baptism and reception of members follow at 11 a m then the Lord s Supper Pastor G K Williams will preach at 7 30 p m A cordial welcome to all Also Mr Perley Thompeo a Hartford farmer visiting the city today.
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