Braves Rally as Corn Spoils Parade in Battle
Local team advances amid a chaotic scene as rival fans shower the field with corn kernels. The defeat leaves the Braves facing a rout marked by red white and yellow debris and scattered celebrations.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1931
Page
5
Local team advances amid a chaotic scene as rival fans shower the field with corn kernels. The defeat leaves the Braves facing a rout marked by red white and yellow debris and scattered celebrations.
Amusements Alabama Theatre presents PriSat Buck Jones in Gun dora Teall showing this weekend. Local crowds urged to attend as action packed Western features Buck Jones in a tale of frontier justice and daring stunts at the city cinema.
Don’t rely on harsh purgatives. A Cascaret candy can soothe constipation, cleansing the system pleasantly and completely. Made from cascara, recognized by medical authorities as strengthening bowel muscles. Safe for weak bowels, children, and anyone seeking regular habits. Two box for a few cents at drug stores.
Cedar Springs duanea Annis Bond, Bonnie Mae Wright and Hessie Godfrey were guests of C. H. Godfrey and family Sunday. Mrs Idue Killingworth and Dorothy Nell and Ven Jane spent Saturday with Yarbrough Worrell. Mrs T C Killingworth hosted Mrs Edwarde Sunday. Ming Jewel Smith of Webb visited her brother Jennis Smith and family during the weekend. Mr and Mrs L B Hostage hosted their parents Sunday. Miss Ellen Killingworth was the ginnner guest of Miss Corn Ward Sunday. Oliver Chandler Dock Mints and Stucy Sonia were guests of Bishop Killingsworth Sunday.
The Rev A H Godfrey held services Saturday and Sunday. J T Knight and J W Palmer were in Dothan Monday. Mr and Mrs E Henderson and children of Pahsey and Mrs Lillie Lack and children visited Mr and Mrs W A Hart Sunday. Mrs E Knight visitors near Pansey this week. Carl Parish of Chattahoochee visited his parents Mr and Mrs C O Lock last week. Mrs J J Godfrey and children Robbie Jimmie Lee and Harold joined Mrs Godfrey's parents Mr and Mrs W S Cook last week. Mrs Lester Knight Mrs Fannie Cook and Herman Cook of Pleasant Hill visited Mrs Ed Morris last week.
In a tense exchange Sam Sherrill learns Peak Abbott engineered her engagement to moneyed Fourth Aldersen to free her from an unwanted union. Freddy Munson confirms Peak’s motive and Sam confronts the plan as they navigate trust, secrets, and the future amid a dramatic wakeful night sequence.
Mrs HoH Knight hosted guests including Mrs A White and Mrs J Knight at an association meeting at Howard Grove church Inst west. Nearby visitors Ben Palmer and the Palmers from Dothan spent Monday with relatives. The week also saw Mrs Frank Lamp and baby Lamar visiting her parents and Miss Doris Parish of Ashford guesting with Miss Afficted Lock.
Rev. W G C Kirkland of Dothan conducted his regular Sunday service at Liberty church. Mrs. Burkett Mrs L Le Buntin and Mrs Lessie Tolar attended the WM A quarterly meeting at the church Wednesday. Mrs Henry Tolar visited her grandmother Monday. Miss Tritie Burkett visited in Dothan Saturday. William Lima and family attended preaching at Union Sunday. Miss Jessie Bentley left Friday.
For an extended visit with her uncle and not Mr and Mrs J Brown of Macon Georgia. Mr and Mrs J W Buckhart visit Sted in Ashford Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sanford Dawsey and baby Rosemary of Dothan were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J R Dawsey Friday. Mrs Tolar visited her aunt who is in Dothan hospital Saturday. Mr and Mrs J M Braddock Miss Jesmle Watson and W King attended the association meeting at Howard Grove that week. July’s King and wife of Chatta hoochee Florida, W Jinx of Columbus Georgia. Mrs J M Braddock Mr Gray Miss Grey and Mrs Sheppard of Dothan were guests of Miss Watson lant weet. Doris McMath was the guest of relatives in Jakin Georgia Monday. Mr and Mrs L T Buntin and Mrs Gussie Mae Miller were visitors in Dothan Saturday. Read Dothan Engle Want Ads.
A gag for advertising unused household items in the Eagle's Want Ad column. It urges counting and listing articles not in use, noting low cost to place and cash buyers will respond. The message promotes turning leftovers into quick money.
Fragmentary item cites agricultural data from the United States with figures around 27.00 public high arrivals and an average of 5,000,000 horsepower at about 3550 private units in the day.
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