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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1931
Page
2
A devotional verse prays for daily wisdom and modesty. It asks for patience and gentleness amidst disappointments, to avoid haste and pomp, and to perform small duties well. It seeks inner strength to bear anxious care and to act kindly toward others each day.
In a New York era romance, Eugenie Frye, a wealthy widow, assists Fourth Alder by offering a loan to avert foreclosure, stirring questions of money and affection. Sam grapples with love's moral weight as Freddie's absence deepens, while Nelson faces an awkward confrontation about his social life.
Chalker entertained with an evening party on Grant street hosting many friends. Wadlington hosted a card club at the Wadlington Hotel with two tables of bridge and prizes awarded to Mrs. Cecil Cantey and Mrs. Horace Hall. The column lists numerous regional residents visiting, traveling, or returning, including Miss Jessie Carroll, Miss Regina Sellars, Miss Mabel Whitten, Miss Grace Speake, and others, with several residents dining, studying, or proceeding to Atlanta and Montevallo.
Mrs Coln Harvey continues to support her late husband William H Harvey, famed free silver advocate and 1932 presidential candidate, despite his many setbacks. In Enterprise a wedding was held for Eblyn Stephens and John Edwin Hood with Ruth Hood as attendant. The couple plans to reside with Hood’s parents in Macedonia after a short honeymoon. J E McNair of Columbia visited briefly.
Mrs. B Singleton of Enterprise was seen in Dothan Tuesday. J Daniels of Chipley was in the city yesterday. Mim Theizg Watesa of Geneva was bere chort Tuesday. Miss Rachea Mck nnen visited Dothan Tuesday. W Fellows of Chipley and others were also mentioned among the visitors.
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