Social and club meetings showcased by Decatur society
Mrs. and Mr. Gill hosted the Monday Night Set Back Club with high score awarded to Mrs. Wolfe and a souvenir for Mrs. Young. Circle One of Ninth Street Methodist chaired by Mrs. Ross planned a church supper, while Circle Two welcomed new members and Circle Three and Four discussed Bible study, social hours, and future quilting. Various guilds and W M S circles held meetings with prayers, flower decor, and shared refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Gill
Gill
Gene Young
Huntsville
E. R. Wolfe
Young
Ninth Street Methodist Church
B. R. Ross
Wade Rodgers
D. B. Cagnar
John Wardlow
Fairview Circle
E. F. Turney
Circle ‘Two
Jesus
E. E. Beard
C. A. Bradshaw
C. M. Story
Mary Porter
L. G. Williamson
Central M
Central Methodist Church
R. H. Walcott
L. A. Neill
Mother Nash
Walcott
Melvin Hutson
Walter Durham
Wolcott
Circle Two
W. P. Baugh
W. H. Winton
O. L. Reed
J. L. Gunter
J. J. Rose
Bailey
A. B. Bailey
Johnson
Circle Four
Virginia Graham
L. R. Nash
Mary Black
Adam
B. F. Drake
Robert Gray
Edwards
Hendeberge
Henry Gurley
Alfred Hodges
Shaw Haslett
Personal notices from Decatur local column
Mrs S H Carlisle moved to her West Moulton home after treatment at Benevolent hospital. Mrs C T Sewell returned from Birmingham visiting daughter Mrs G W Webb and sister Mrs W B Lindsey. Miss Mary Battle Hendrix returned from Tuscaloosa after visiting relatives and attending spring dances at the University. Mr and Mrs George Vail of Birmingham were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs C T Sewell. Mrs J R Gibson is ill at her 4th avenue west home. Mr and Mrs G W Webb of Birmingham visiting relatives in Decatur. Mrs Carl Lee is able to be out after two weeks illness. Miss Marjorie Lee ill at 5th avenue west. Mr and Mrs A S Brazelton in Nashville called by illness of Miss Daisy Brazelton who will undergo removal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Carlisle
West Moulton Street
The
Benevolent Hospital
Mary Battle
Hendrix
Tuscaloosa
University
Carl Lee
Marjorie Lee
5Th Avenue
West
Lewis Aston
Decatur
Dall McGeehan
Tom Mann
Grover Mann
Mae Rogers
Detroit
Mich
Max Baker
Henry Smith
R. L. Neville
Mable
John. Cole
Birmingham
Elmer Neville
Neville
Horace Neville
Yourn Neville
Trinity
E. L. Stewart
Bridge
Sister Marys Kitchen Home Economics Recipe Notes
Third in a series from New York State College of Home Economics used by Mrs Roosevelt. It outlines beans or lentils with milk for protein, brown onions, tomatoes, rice, and seasonings simmered three hours. Also includes a caramel blanc mange recipe and a raw carrot side dish with salt pepper and diluted vinegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State College of Home Economics
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wednesday Menu Ration Notes
Wednesday's meals list breakfast and dinner options for children and adults. Items include tomato juice, oatmeal, bread with milk, milk, vegetable stew, whole wheat bread, butter, caramel blanc mango, scalloped potatoes, carrot relish, tea, and mis-typed entries.
Bean Soup Recipe Serves Six From Pantry Staples
Instructions outline a bean soup using dried beans soaked overnight and cooked with rice tomatoes onion and drippings. Soak beans in water, drain, and add fresh water for cooking to serve a family of six.
Social hour included guests Mrs Mary D Simpson and Miss Mary Alice Jones
Two visitors joined the gathering, Mrs Mary D Simpson and Miss Mary Alice Jones, as a lovely salad course was served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Simpson
Mary Alice Jones
Mrs Mitchell Returns From Visit To Aspen Hill Tenn
Mrs T D Mitchell has returned from a visit to her parents at Aspen Hill Tennessee. The short homecoming notes her travel from Aspen Hill and marks a familial reunion.
Tennessee Visitor Miss Emma Lee Stovall Visits Mrs Mitchell
Miss Emma Lee Stovall of Aspen Hill Tennessee is visiting Mrs T D Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lee Stovall
Aspen Hill, Tenn
T. D. Mitchell
Ninth Street Methodist Church Dinner Friday Evening
The monthly church dinner for Ninth Street Methodist Church is served Friday at 7 o clock. This month Circle No One of the W M B sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Circle No
Trace of Rain Reported in 24 Hours
A trace of rain fell in the area during the 24 hour period ending at 7 o'clock this morning.
This Model at Home Ultra Smart with Detachable Cape
Pattern 2593 by Anne Adams offers a dashing frock with detachable cape. High neckline when cape is worn, shoulder swag when doffed reveals turn-back revers and collar. Puffed sleeves and yoke details noted. Sizes 14 to 40. fabric needs vary. Step-by-step instructions included. 15 cents per pattern. orders to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department, 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Two kinds of fliers not wanted in Morgan county
Dr. L R Murphree county health officer warns of two enemies to mankind flies and mosquitoes. He outlines how flies breed in filth and spread disease while mosquitoes cause sleepless nights and malaria. He urges removal of breeding sites, killing flies, proper garbage disposal, and screening homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Munphree
Morgan County
L. R. Murphree
Picnic Postponed by Junior Music Study League
The Junior Music Study League postponed the planned Thursday picnic indefinitely. No new date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Music Study League
Hartsville visitor j c roberts tours decatur
J C Roberts of route two Hartsville was among business visitors seen in Decatur on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Decatur
Tanner High School Holds Commencement and Fine Plays
Tanner High School closed its term with senior class plays Where Is Grandma and a Gypsy camp follow up. Commencement sermons were delivered by Rev. Hewlett of Harteelle as students including Charles David Page received diplomas. Attendance included residents from Belle Mina and Mooresville for the Minstrel fundraiser and local teachers left for home after months of teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner High School
Grandma
Blackshear
Charles David Page
James Cox
Jack Wall
Emily Ann Peebles
Evelyn Powell
Louise Pete
Martha Ellis Biles
Geraldine Biles
Inez Tribble
Josephine Massey
Hazel Balch
Bessie Talbot
Mattie Swanner
John Peck
Birmingham
Page
Gene Peck
Emily Lyle
W. D. Lyle
Edna Eaves
Athens
Prof. Woods
Collins
South Alabama
Mary Augusta Bibb
Belle Mina
Gillespie
Christ
Leila Hall
Summers
T. B. Woodard
Decatur
Cullum
Shelbyville
Tenn
Arthur Jones
Mary
Ruth Douthitt
Pearl Taylor
Kate Eubanks
Ethel
Myrtle Anderson
Limestone County
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment AdyV Claims Deep Cure
Cooling Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin delivering medicines into pores to quickly kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm. Money back if it fails per AdyV.
Clear All Wires at the Princess Theatre
A Broadway comedy adaptation stars Lee Tracy as a fast talking newspaper man who schemes from Paris to Moscow. Benita Hume Una Merkel and James Gleason lead an excellent cast in a fast paced film full of laughs and chaotic adventures with the Russian secret police and flirtations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theatre
Lee Tracy
Benita Hume
Una Merkel
James Gleason
Tracy
Paris
Moscow
Red Army
Secret Police
Miss Hume
England
Charine
Alan Edwards
Eugene Sigaloff
Ari Kutai
C. Henry Gordon
Lyn Lys
Lawrence Grant
John Melvin Blefer
Guy Isher
Negro Red Cross Branch Remains Active with 22 Members
The Negro Red Cross here numbering 22 members under Rev. L. R. Womack as chairman reports active relief work. An investigation committee guides aid, with a sewing room producing garments for those in true need in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Red Cross
L. R. Womack
TF Sewing Room
Summer School for First and Second Graders
Beginning April 26 at 8 00 o clock a 12 weeks summer school for pupils of first and second grades at Central High School. For information call Mrs Alicia Weaver 221 3 or see me at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Alicia Weaver
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets as relieving symptoms with clinical tests. It claims no narcotics or dizziness and urges regular use for permanent relief. Available in small boxes for 50 cents and larger sizes at druggists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M
ST. John’s Guild
J. R. Daniell
Daniell
C. H. Eyster
Progressive Culture Club
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
Jasper
George D. Williamson
H. Reed Sherard
Tree
Alabama Federation
William Watson
Library of Birmingham
Southern Art League
South
Williamson
Neill
Sherard
Watson
Joe Wheeler
Central Baptist Church
Central ‘Baptist
Aoke i
T Noua
Claude McMillan
E. M. Lee
John Green
C. E. Malone
J. W. Gibson
B. L. Malone
A. L. Prazier
Carl T. Jones
Sunbeam Band
Syd Dublin
J. N. Freeman
Circle Three
T. E. W'lliams
T. H. Sandlin
E. H. Nelson
R. N. Nelson
Rs. Freeman
R.A
Leslie Doss
Doss
George Perrine
Clifford Knight
Clyde Dale
Hortense Kirby
C. T. Sewell
G. W. Webb
W. B. Lindsey
George Vail
J. R. Gibson
Marvelous Hudnut
Goidel
Sor
Holiday
Alabama
Decatur Clearinghouse
Morgan County National Bank
Tennessee Valley Bank
Princess
Broadway
Benita Hume,’ Una Merkel and
American Oak Leather CO
Mammoth
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Sister Mary’s
Sister Mary Nea
Mrs. Mitchell
Tennessee
FLINT
Decatur Daily
Inswers
Por Geers
Maine
Vermont
West Virginia
Massachusetts
New York
Virginia
Portugal
Tanner
P.T. A
George Peck
Mooresville
Brad Bibb
Bob Bibb
J. H. Peebles
Jo Sam Smith
Bradley
Fred Stewart
B. D. Peck
Bob McConnell
Leon Cartwright
Charles Lucas
David Page
Hargrove & Murdock
Hunter Furn. CO
R. R
Negro Red Cross
Lydia E. Pinkham
Decatur Cleaners
Pacific Whaling Company
Southern Depot
William N. Smith
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