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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1915
Page
4
A New York fashion purchase in September signals a bold shift in style and optimism for the South. Merchants claim confidence in revived demand as they stock dresses and suits, asserting the long downturn has ended and fashion dictates buying.
The Dothan Study Club held its first meeting of the year with Mes J X Hlaum presiding. A Prospects Committee including Mrs H Wei Misn Alter Watford and Mrs J M Barnett selected an instructional program focused on seventeenth century topics and war studies, followed by a tea service.
The Dotan Chapter OU hosted a Friday afternoon gathering with Mrs. George Malone leading the group in a study of The True Mystic and the life of Frank SQinton. Members presented a sketch and poems while attendees, including Mrs. Feon and Mrs. Jackson, noted the flowered decor and fern arrangements.
A fragmentary confession describes severe headaches and fatigue linked to dieting and weight loss. The speaker mentions Cardi and a tonic, noting overall weakness and repeated attempts to recover through dietary changes, seeking relief from symptoms.
A damaged wartime letter from October 2 1914 references movement from Warsaw to Mrousk and Brodno, with notes on clothing and a mention of Rob Parker. The text shifts to a church notice noting a Presbyterian home meeting scheduled for Monday at 4 o’clock at the church.
Religious realm churches and Sunday schools announce Rally Day programs with altered services tomorrow. No sermon at the usual time with preaching at 7 0 p m. Sabbath School opens at 10 a.m. Holy Communion planned after evening services. Rev Campbell to preach at Kelly schoolhouse and other locations. Prayer meeting midweek.
Sunday October 3 begins a series of morning and evening services at Headland Avenue Baptist conducted by the pastor and Rev HL Kentings of the First Baptist church. Services at 9:00 AM and 7:30 PM with a Sunday afternoon special. The aim is to present Jesus Christ as savior and urge regeneration, inviting all to attend and pray for spiritual awakening.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church will meet Monday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs Geo Heller at 200 South Oates Street.
First Baptist schedules Sunday School at 40 and preaching at 11:00 and 7:20 with morning message The King's Business and evening message How a giant lost his strength The Baptist Veer Teste a Union meets at 6204 Officers to be elected Sunday afternoon special program at 4:00 State Missions activities invited for members and friends No midweek service next week due to Headland Avenue revival pastor E T Jennings LaFayette Street Methodist announces Sunday School 9:45 Judge W B R Chapman superintendent baptism and Lord's Supper at 11:00 7:30 pastor G K Williams extends cordial welcome Also notices Mr Perley Thompson Hartford farmer reported as business caller today.
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