Society Notes Highlight Local Club Events and Weddings
Decatur society items report the Saturday Culture Club program on Perry Street with poetry readings and a treasure hunt at Mrs L P Troup’s home. Other notes cover Miss Faye Lewis and Miss Peggy Wiggins winning hymn contest prizes, Mothers' Club meetings, a piano contest entry, DAR address by Seybourne Lynne, a December wedding and plans for a district choir festival in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lawrence
Saturday Culture Club
A. W. Hill
Perry Street
John Banks Sewell
Hill
W. C. Bailey
R. L. Stephenson
Ethel Rhinehart
Frances Perkins
Miss Matthews
Judge Kelley
Skippy
Decatur
Faye Lewis
Peggy Wiggins
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
Central Methodist Church
Caughren
Frank Armstrong
Athens
I. M. Lee
Hartselle
Mothers’ Club
W. P. Baugh
Henry Cullom
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Beauty
Bright cosmetic ad touts MELLO GLO powder with a French process to hide lifies and wrinkles and provide a fresh bloom. It claims oil control and smooth spread with no irritation, selling for 50c to 120 dollars tax free.
Personal notes from Tuscaloosa social circle
Miss Ann Tillery visits in Tuscaloosa with Miss Diana Deason and friends at the University of Alabama. Miss Frances Knott of Atlanta weekends with relatives Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Daniell. Hewlett family from Atlanta visits mother Mrs. M. A. Hewlett. Agnes Scott student resumes study after holidays. Mrs. H. E. Dryden Jr to return from Fort Meade with grand aunt Mrs. Jesse Hall. Mrs. E. C. Carter of Sheffield visits ill mother Mrs. S. M. White here. Mrs. S. M. White ill at Canal Street home.. Mrs. George Clem and Mrs. Bob Harris drive to Birmingham to visit friends. E. P. Gilbert travels to Pulaski for recovery. Mrs. Arthur Moye at home with flu. Mrs. Hobart Jenkins to Falkville after operation. Mrs. Rufus Peerson and daughter Constance injured in incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Tillery
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Diana Deason
University of Alabama
H. E. Dryden, Jr
Fort Meade, Fla
Jesse Hall
Auto wreck leaves two injured and in hospital care
Sunday afternoon auto accident left Miss Ann Ford Tillery confined to bed at her parents home with bruises and lacerations. Mrs. and Mrs. EB A Tillery reported the hurt. W H Thompson is in Nashville on a business trip this week. Mr and Mrs 8S K Grubbs and family visited the Holmes in Eva over Sunday. Several Alabama College students from Montevallo plan to return Wednesday for spring holidays. Katherine Haynes resumes duties as River Side High home economics teacher after a weekend with relatives in Union Springs.
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Ann Ford ‘Tillery
EB. A. Tillery
K. Grubbs
Marvin Holmes
Eva
Mary Kate Troup
Elizabeth McMillan
Dorothy Frazier
Katherine Weaver
Ann-Clare Carlisle
Alabama College At
Katherine Haynes
Riverside High School
Union Springs
Library lowers rental fees at Carnegie Library
The Car negie Library board votes to reduce book rental from three to two cents daily to cover costs and refresh collection. Beginning Monday April 3 through April 10, no fines will accrue on books returned during No Fine Week.
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Library Board
Carnegie Library
Local Fans Visit Raymond Pepper in Birmingham Exhibition
Halvell and other Raymond Pepper supporters traveled to Birmingham to see the St. Louis Cardinals defeat the Barons 6 to 0. They met Pepper, a Decatur slugger, and were introduced to pitcher Dizzy Dean and his wife, who gave flowers to each visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Chandler
Bob Jacobs
Irving Mitchell
Fred Eaves
Fred Shores
Charley Ed. Halvell
Raymond Pepper
Birmingham
St. Louis’ Cardinals
Barons
Cardinals
Pepper
Decatur
St. Louis Menage
Dizzy Dean
Officers chosen for Moulton Culture Club meeting
The Moulton Culture Club selected officers for the year. President Mrs. A. J. Crossthwaite Vice president Mrs. O. L. Secr and treasurer Mrs. E. L. Pson. Parliamentarian John D. Comer and press reporter Mrs. J. R. Armstrong. Meetings paused by rain, next at Mrs. O. P. Eggleston Courtland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Ala
Moulton Culture Club
A. J. Crossthwaite
O. L. Sect
Ure 1Bson
Feote Gpson
Byars
John D. Comer
J. R. Armstrong
John C. Forney
Forney
R. P. Irwin
George Washington
T. F. Almon
O L Judy
Patterson Picked by Senate Body for Investigation Role
Judge Andrew G. Patterson former president of the Alabama public service commission ex probate judge of Morgan County and North Alabama figure is named to the Senate investigation committee to study air mail and ship subsidy contracts. He departs for Washington tonight for a temporary assignment of about three to four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Patterson
Alabama Public Service Commission
Morgan County
North
Alabama
Senate Investigation Committee
Patterson
Washington
George Downs 70 Preach Here
The revival at the Delite Theatre continues with George Downs to preach each evening at 7 30. Dr W O Love has completed his portion of the campaign and reports splendid results. After two weeks Dr Glenn V Tingley of Birmingham Gospel Tabernacle will arrive for a several weeks campaign. Downs began preaching at age 12, taught by his mother at Moody Bible Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delite Theatre
George Downs
W. O. Love
Glenn V. Tingley
Birmingham Gospel Tabernacle
Downs
Moody Bible Institute
Cross Examination Details in Scottsboro Case Continuation
Defense counsel questions Mrs Price at length about the assault and timing as Leibowitz probes the attack with reference to the Scottsboro trials. The witness recalls fear and resistance while denying observations and other named individuals amid heated courtroom exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leibowitz
Mrs. Price
Ruby Bates
Mrs. Pride
Knight
Patterson
Scottsboro
Governor hints income tax rider on Goodwyn Bill
Governor Miller said the administration will likely seek to attach a sales tax rider to the Goodwyn income tax enabling bill. The enabling act is a paramount order of business in the Alabama House tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Miller
Limestone Girl Critically Hurt In Limestone County
Miss Alma Cole thirteen of Athens Route 2 remains in critical condition at Baughs Infirmary after a tree fell on her at home. Hospital attaches say the sisters were cutting the tree when it toppled trapping Miss Cole and causing a broken back a fractured leg three broken ribs and a punctured lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Cole
Athens
Route 2
Baugh’s Infirmary
Limestone County
Adultery Charge Sparks Courtroom Testimony in Decatur Case
Judge Horton excluded a police conviction as affecting witness credibility. The woman denied ever living at Katé Lackner’s Decatur home, while Leibowitz pledged to prove intimacies within three days of the alleged attack. Price struggled with temper during cross examination before a noon recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Leibowitz
Price
J Horton
Decatur
Katé Lackner
Mrs. Price
Liebowitz
Fireman Troy Hargrove Visits Moulton Friends
Troy Hargrove a popular local fireman spent Sunday in Moulton visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargrove
Moulton
Troy Hargrove
Roosevelt urges Congress to aid farmers with debt relief plan
President Roosevelt recommended legislation to ease farmers' indebtedness and reform farm mortgages. He proposed principal readjustment and interest rate cuts, plus temporary armorization to give farmers time to regain land ownership. He signaled extending the program to small homeowners later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Decatur Fans Attend Cardinal-Barons Game in Birmingham
Del Corbitt and Roy Street were among Decatur supporters seen in Birmingham on Sunday for the Cardinal-Barons clash, underscoring local interest in the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Corbitt
Roy Street
Decatur
Birmingham
Constipation Relief Claims After Six Years
John J. Davis suffered six years of chronic constipation. After using Ad lerika he faster found relief and feels like a new person. Claims quick acting and safe. Caddell Co. advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Davis
Caddell Co
Adv
This Model at Home Smart Sports Frock Pattern 2582
Pattern notice for Anne Adams frock 2582 with yoke cape look and pleated bodice. Includes illustrated instructions and order details for sizes 14 through 42, 36 inch fabric at size 16, plus catalog offers and mailing address in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart Sports
Anne Adams
River Rises on Tennessee Gauge at 9.9 Feet
The Tennessee River rose today with the gauge reading 9.9 feet at 7 o'clock, signaling higher water levels for nearby communities. Local authorities monitor flooding risks and issue warnings as conditions change throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
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C. B. Bartee
N. K. Bitting, Sr
John Witty Levin
John Witty, Jr
Kelley
Prances Kelley
Alabama Federation of Junior and Juvenile Music Study Clubs
Miss Kelley
Sam Stephenson
Stephens Chapter
Daughters of American Revolution
Seybourne Lynne
Collier
Elizabeth Collenr
Lane Fowler
J. D. Pickens
Florence Collier
Roland Compton
Woman's Music Study Club
Woman’s
R. T. Rollo
Ax. M
Central Baptist Church
North Alabama
Grunow
Avery
Mmnow Electric
E. E. Forbes & Sons
Frances Knott
Atlanta, Ga
J. R. Daniell
George Clem
Bob Harris
E. P. Gilbert
Pulaski, Tenn
Arthur Moye
Fifth Avenue
West
Hobart Jenkins
Falkville
Benevolent Hospital
Rufus Peerson
Constance
Princess
Arliss
3 Human
Warner Bros
Radio City Music Hall
George
Goidel
H. FE. Babcock
Ithaca, N. Y
Farm Board
Morgenthau
Babcock
W. H. Thompson
Nashville
Moulton Unit
Roy Thurman
Goodwyn
Ecatur Cleaners
Just
Moore & Stevens
Jonquil
THE
Decatur Daily
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Second Avenue
Alabama Utilities Service Co. R
Gilmore
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