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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
7
The program lists Eiines Land Victor McLagien presenting Wicked from Sunday through Wednesday, Beby Daniels in My Pant on Wednesday and Thursday, and Charles Biektora performing Bast of Barnes on Friday and Saturday.
Peak Abbott obsesses over Sam Sherrill at Wayne Holcomb's party on a blustery April night. A moonlit garden kiss reveals Sam's happiness tied to money from an invention, sparking Peak's doubt and the start of a tense confrontation about love and motive.
A recipe fragment lists Moana dinner dishes with baked tomato rice and tomato cucumber pickle, plus a pumpkin pie. It details ingredients for tomato rice, cucumber pickle brine with vinegar and mustard, and a spiced pumpkin pie filling with cinnamon clove nutmeg and ginger.
A large crowd attended the musical entertainment at the home of Mr and Mrs A C Bond Saturday night. P L Kirkland Loyd Kennedy and Odell Kirkland of Blackwood gave the program along with Misses Loutoy Estelle Bond Vasele Rae and Joyce Mae Gilmore. Several Sunday guests visited various locals including Miss Emma Well Bond Mrs W S Bond and Mrs Freddie Fry and daughter Edns Envile. Many week end visitors and relatives were noted among the crowd.
Marianna guests and local visitors fill a Blakely page as families and friends travel from Pensacola to Dothan. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews hosting in Quincey with Dr. Homer McLendon visiting from Tallahassee, plus George McLendon of Gordon, Alabama. Other locals welcomed guests from Chipley, Montgomery, and Coolidge with long lists of short calls and trips to Pensacola, Dothan, and Blakely.
Leaner Peterman and W. W. Woodham hosted Friday night with their parents Mr and Mrs Noah Hall. Edna Ear! Evelyn Bond and Gwendolyn Annie Queen Roslyn Bond were Sunday guests. Huey Stevens visited Lester Stevens. Allen Snell Witt Hathorne Jensa Gillis from Hartford visited Mr and Mrs W S Bond. Louise Enfinger stayed Saturday night with Little Woodham. H Forton and children Christine Buford were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs T H Alley. O L Searcy visited C L Bond. Wille James Dick spent the week with relatives in Midland City. Mrs C L Bond and daughter Annie Queen, Mrs O L Bearcy and daughters Iola Sybil, and Odell Graves were Thursday guests. W E Hickland and Mahala Powell plus Bettie Ruth were Tuesday guests of Mr and Mrs A I Johnson. Dr and Mrs T B Forton and Arthur accompanied by R Levang were weekend guests in Florida returning with Mary Padget. J J Bond’s wife visited Sunday with her mother Mrs A L Johnson.
Cedar Springs reports Rev EK M Culbreth filled regular appointments Saturday and Sunday. Several visitors and relatives joined G E Wright and family in Dothan and Columbia Georgia. Attendees included Mion Arene Singletary, Ernestine Hopkins, Annie Bond, Bonte Mac Wright, Rosale Hall, Avene Singletary, Ben Killingworth, and others.
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