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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1931
Page
4
New Orleans reports explain Liverpool strength on absence of contracts and lower sterling. Domestic market tone improves then eases as traders price in a potential sixteen million bale crop. Weather forecast remains favorable, but contracts offerings falter and prices drift lower in late trading.
Regu lar Pansey Rev. M Mademna filled his appointment at Libert Sunday as the community notes a full attendance when school opened last Wednesday. Teachers include Mrs Serong Miss Yon and Miss Collina. Visitors and guests visit local families through the weekend with several familiar names and updates on illness and teaching assignments.
Mr and Mrs Jim Braddock and son Thomas visited Miss Tessie and Abbie Watson Sunday The W M A of Liberty church plans an ice cream supper Saturday night for church benefit In Panay Mae Miller visited Dothan Saturday Mrs L T Buntin and son James visited Dothan Saturday John Lewis Buntin of Birmingham spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J T Buntin
Mrs Henry Parker has returned home after confinement in Do then hospital. Mins Mills of Red Level arrived to teach at Midland City grammar school. Jule Howell left for Grove Hill to teach. Mrs B L Davia visited Abbeville. C Moseley of Dothan visited here Wednesday. Mise Ethel Crawford of Mart ford is visiting. Gib Solomon and Headland visitors Sunday. Ming Naomi Smith returned from Louisiana. J W Woodham spent the weekend with family. A G Hudgens of Abbeville visited Friday. Pauline Green of Troy and Willie Hudson of Ozark resigned teaching positions. Wilson of Oxark visited Thursday. Buck Woodham and Mrs Woodham returned to Houston after a week with kin. M F Hays and Olin Hays visited Boteler Prize Sunday. Tack Woodham and Pete Horn visited Enterprise. R Long, S D Jackson, Burl Pope, J S Batley and Howell Glover attended Birmingham Southern game in Montgomery Friday night.
WESTPORT Conn AP Police suspicion that Kenneth Ralabeck 32 author and playwright had been slain grew after Dr William Mc Mahlon a medical examiner reserved decision pending a coroner inquest The inquiry centers on foul play as authorities probe the death of the writer whose body was found in a cemetery Wednesday
Gordon and family hosted weekend visitors from Marianna. Miss Mary Marsh left Sunday for Coffee Springs for a brief visit before returning to Jackson, Alabama. Joe Kennedy, Leo Espy, J. Hall, C. B. Kemp, Houston Shin holder, and Hoke Smith were among Gordon visitors to Dothan Saturday. Friends regret that Mrs. W. D. Partier recently underwent an appendicitis operation in a Montgomery hospital. Allen Kennedy, Bettie McEathern and Peggy Allen attended Norma’s birthday party.
Prolonged social notes from Jakin and surrounding areas recount visits and meetings. Probes Light Rays Underj Water Hate Cobran of Jakin Ga, Mr. and Mrs. Croom and daughters spent Sunday with relatives near Donalsonville. Many locals travel to Dothan, Jacksonville, Coffee Springs, and Pansey for shopping, family events, or visits. Jordan school opened Wednesday with good enrollment.
Ashford Mrs. Simon Evans hosted a Methodist Wheel Monday afternoon gathering with Mrs. J. T. Radney leading Bible study. Quarterly reports were read and the business session conducted by Mrs. L. Ebley. Attendees included Mrs. John, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Tom Nowell, Mrs. John McIntyre, Mrs. Sanford Pate, Mrs. Silas Sellers, Mrs. John Sellers, Mrs. W. H. Harrington, Mrs. F. G. Granger, Mrs. R. E. Aman, Mrs. W. R. Buntin, Mrs. J. E. Adkins, Mrs. A. I. Snetl, among others.
The first P T A meeting for the year took place Tuesday afternoon at three in the high school auditorium with President Mrs V C Bruner in charge. After business, a social hour let mothers meet the new teachers.
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