Afterglow in a Lone Night Poem by J. W. Baird
A reflective verse describes wind, a red sunset, and a lone teal in a wintry scene. The poem ponders somber forces God sends to turn man’s thoughts toward softer past days as night falls.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1915
Page
3
A reflective verse describes wind, a red sunset, and a lone teal in a wintry scene. The poem ponders somber forces God sends to turn man’s thoughts toward softer past days as night falls.
Elwell Card Club members and friends gathered for a bridge party hosted by Miss Alice Watford. The room was decorated with ferns, golden glow, and seai, and guests enjoyed several auction games before a course of refreshments.
A report notes a worker has led the milling department at Mittenthal's for several years after previously heading the millinery department of Foy Williams in Dothan. Mrs. W. H. Frazier and child Kennette of Dothan have returned home after a visit here.
A piano and violin recital will be held at the Palace Theatre on Thursday evening under the auspices of the Dotlen Brenan Clil. Performers include Miss Jona Peteranan, Miss Margaret Tutwiler, and Miss Lucile Mebane with pieces by Verdi Liszt and classical miniatures. Local attendees Miss Peterman and Miss Tutwiler seek music lovers in Dorlign.
The Darhan Study Club schedules a Friday 3 PM gathering with Mrs. Ernest Ford. All members are urged to attend to discuss three important matters.
Mrs. Frazier of Dothan, guest of daughter Mrs Lane Enver, has returned home. Miss Leiper has arrived from Florida. Morgan of Dothan to route the eastern markets and will be here today.
The ad touts a vegetable liver remedy named Hudson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel products. It claims the medicine purges bile, relieves bilious symptoms, and restores health by morning, urging readers to buy at drug stores and return if unsatisfied.
Speaker Carmichael introduced a resolution seeking the University of Alabama to name the Miss Tutwiler Hall for the dormitory. The House expressed strong approval as the measure moved toward the Senate for final action on honoring Tutwiler. Miss Tutwiler, longtime educator and leader in Alabama schooling, hailed for her service to women and developers of state education.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Missionary Bee Street Methodist Clareh notes the death of Mrs I H Walker. It records a resolution of sympathy and honor, praising her charitable work and steadfast church membership, and requests copies for church minutes and a newspaper notice.
The family of R. A. Se ton expresses deep gratitude for the kindness shown during his illness and death from typhoid fever on August 24 at Piney 439. Neighbors helped in every way and the family thanks all who assisted. Mia, B.A. Newton and Children
Reverend LP Hudd of Headland visited Dothan as a guest today, stopping by local churches and meeting residents before returning home.
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