Garden Musings and Social Notes From Dothan
A nostalgic column blends garden thoughts with social news. Notable items include Miss Gipsey Baxley and Miss Mary Elizabeth Honeycutt’s Columbus visit, dance club chatter, bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. O R Hipp, and several football game plans in Montgomery. Also included is a fashion pattern plea, Panama City picnic reports, a 57th birthday gathering for L E Reagan, and the Deshazo Snead wedding announcement noting Mayme Snead and Guy Harris De Shazo now reside in Panama City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipsey Baxiey
Mary Elizabeth Honeycutt
Columbus, Ga
Mayme Alma Snead
J. C. Snead
Guy Harris DeShazo
Panama City
Fla
Headland visit notes and railroad figure mentions
Mrs. Hubert Farmer spent today in Headland with friends. The column recalls General Atterbury paying off Pennsylvania RF C loans totaling 28,966,000. Roosevelt canceled a legation trip as officials advised. The piece notes cotton credit talks with Russia, China’s cotton sales to Japan, and a fire at the Roosevelt school in Salinas, and razing of Schuyler Colfax's home in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Farmer
Headland
B. and O
Atterbury
Pennsylvania
R. F.C
Roosevelt
American Legion
Peck
State Department
Japan
China
Far East
Salinas
Cal
Schuyler Colfax
United States
South Bend
Ind
Cotton dollar plan sparks Capitol discussion in Alabama
At the Alabama state capitol Judge Sam Hobbs of Selma promotes a cotton backed currency, the “cotton dollar,” to stabilize prices by pegging currency to cotton. State Banking Superintendent H. H. Montgomery and Agriculture Commissioner Seth P. Storrs oppose, citing market disruption and inflation concerns. debate centers on policy and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Sam Hobbs
Selma
Washington
Selmian
Judge Hobbs
H. H. Montgomery
Hobbs
Mr. Montgomery
Stock Exchange
Seth P. Storrs
Agriculture
Mr. Storrs
Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Theo Hall
Mrs. R.M. Rowan
H. C. McElhenney
North College Street
Clara Nell
Dorothy Andress
Mae Rtembridge
Oscar Clark
J. Z. Solomon
Eric Gellerstedt
D. BR. Hipp
O. R. Hipp
West Main Street
N. B. Cannady
Charles Rush
A. D. Carmicheal
Horace Hall
Amos Jones
M. E. Murray
Ina Mae Cotton
Elgin Cowart
Sam Bowers
Ralph Smith
Harriett Ann
Morris Malone
Marianna
Dan Carroll
Aubrey Martin
George Morgan
Ozark
Dothan
Meyer Blumberg
Dupree Davis
Harry Hall
F. M. Pitts
Mrs. W. C. Carter
LaBruce Hanahan
L. Hanahan Jr
Mrs. Charles Farmer
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
Dothan Eagle Fashion Bureau
Fila
Long Beach
Oscar Pearson
Marvin Smith
H. T. Abernathy
Floyd Harris
Grady Underwood
Lela B. Kennedy
Willie
L. E. Reagan
WEBB
W. B. Reagan
Webb Route One
Jack
John
Ruby
Corbit
Laura
R. P. Reagan
Bernice
Edna
Edwin
M. E. Floyd
Raymond
James
Vera Reagan
Kathleen
Henry Odom
Willie Mae
A. B
Erlene
Tarrel Arnold
Will Henderson
Jim Brinley
L. T
Finnel
R. A. Beale
Carrie Teddar
Nettle Ingram
W. T. Hizzle
Margaret
I. A. Dickerson
Idus Jr
Agnes Cooner
Virgie Burdeshaw
Ruby Thompson
Cora Lee Harrell
John and
Vester Harrel
Curtis Mixon
Vera Brindley
Sara Odom
Howard Floyd
Cecil Brown
Russell County
Alabama Public Service Commission
Deshazo-Snead
Crawford Beauty Shop
Marcelie
Eagle
Phic Eis
Sinclair
Sinclair Refining Co
Unc
Humming Bird
Blumberg
Dethan
Joma
E. S. Ford
Expression
Beall Dry Goods Co
Weet Main Street
van Ritch’s
State Capitol
Fall
Ushers
Browns
Maxwell House
Mueller
del Monte
Bartlet Pears
Heinz
LUX
Palmolive
Irinso
del Monte Or
Webster's
Kilzum
Pitted
Baxter
Gerber
Chipso
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