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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1932
Page
2
Poem fragment of romantic imagery with lines about singing dancing and knitting interspersed with reminiscences of a mother artist father and future. Edna Chere Nestral signs. Includes social notes about Mrs Zolly Doak hosting Miss Harris bridal events and a Birmingham wedding of Geraldine Lisenby and Jefferson Hudson with a home ceremony and postnuptial trip.
The Missionary Society of Foster Street Methodist and W M A circles of First Baptist, Lafayette Street Methodists, and Presbyterian Prayer Band meet Monday afternoon. Times range from 3 to 3:30 with multiple hostess pairings and locations around town.
Headland and surrounding towns report a flurry of visits and guests. Lorena and Elsie Camp spent a week in Lockhart with Hud son and Storey relatives in Marianna were weekend guests of J. H. Nunnery. C F Smith of Montgomery visited W. M. Green. Hubert Farmer of Dothan spent Sunday with M. W. Roberts. Howard Bowden of Dothan visited CA Stringer and Eugene Haynes. D P Baker guests H. G. Woods in Donaldsonville. J. A. Summerford visited Will Clark in Abbeville. Leila Holland weekend guest of Charles Carr Jr. Annie Griffin of Geneva visited Lee Griffin’s parents. Pryon Snell and children of Echo stayed with Louis Brannon. Dena Hooten, Estelle Chalker and Jack visited Olive Campbell. Sallie Vickers and Homer Fain visited relatives in Fort Gaines and Edwin. Espy and Sidney families spent Sunday in Ozark. Stovall Williams of Jacksonville visited his mother Anne Williams. Juanita Stinson and Dorothy Livingston entered State Teachers College at Troy. Mrs Games Gaskell hosted Mrs Wiggins and Mrs Galloway of Evergreen. Mrs J S Camp visiting Bob Wood in Abbeville. Frank Kelly and children of Lineville spent weekend here. H G Woods of Donalsonville visited relatives. Roslyn Covington and Mary Alice Oates spent Tuesday in Montgomery. Eloise Wilkinson spent weekend in Atlanta. Estelle Chalker and Martha Campbell accompanied Louise Anderson to Montgomery. Wiz J H Sparks and Leona Hooten spent weeks in Unidilm with C C Graham. Joe Knowles spent last weekend in Atlanta. Henry Gruby of Mobile spent last weekend here.
Mrs Lawrence Oakley and Mrs Whit Harris honored bride-elect Miss Mabel Harris with a fall flower decorated bridge at the Country Club. High scores went to Mrs Cowdry Farmer and Mrs Joe Martin Stallings. Guests included many Meridian residents and visitors. The club plans a second bridge night at 7:30 with all members invited after recent Auburn Birmingham Southern game coverage.
Instructions describe beating eggs with salt sugar and milk, then lifting flour with baking powder, mixing into a smooth batter, adding chopped nuts, and letting stand twenty minutes. Bake in a double pan in a moderately hot oven, then cool fully before slicing thin and buttering.
The Une, a bulwark of Indiana University football, heads into fall with nine returning veterans and four promising sophomores, signaling depth and experience for the season.
An old fashioned remedy suggests mixing buttermilk with cornmeal to form a paste. Apply to face neck and arms, keep moist for 15 minutes, then set as a mask for 20 minutes before washing off with warm water.
In Greensboro, N.C., an AP report states a verdict was returned by a jury in the case involving Coes Gold, 88, president of an organization, with unclear surrounding details from the damaged text. The article references the trial and the jury's decision.
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