Rish Davis to play for dance at Valley Club
The Irish Davis Orchestra of Huntsville will perform at the Valley Country Club dance Friday night August 5th from ten to two. Lena will be by invitation. A spend the day contract bridge luncheon was held at Elmont Springs Hotel with Mrs. W. B. Markstein and others in attendance. Many local residents are noted visiting or returning from trips and medical appointments.
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Rish Davis
Irish Davis
Huntsville
The
Valley Country Club
Lena
Elemont Springs
Elmont Springs Hotel
W. B. Markstein
H. T. Gill
Julia Lewis
M. RR. Rankin
J. L. Humphrey
R. H. Wolcott
William A. Dougherty
Polk County
Fla
J. R. Daniell
Daniell
Warrenton, Va
Will
New York City
Revival Services Draw Large Crowds at Southsole Baptist
Large congregations attended morning and evening services at Southsole Baptist Church as Dr. H. B. Woodward leads a campaign with two impressive sermons. Interest grows as services continue this week at 7:30 p m evenings and 10 to 11 a m weekdays.
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H. B. Woodward
Boys Class Plans Lawn Party For Girls At Church
The Glad-Hand class of the Ninth Street Methodist church will entertain the girls class Thursday evening at a church lawn party. Ernest Beard serves as president of the boys class.
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Ninth Street Methodist Church
Ernest Beard
Folks Hungry For Barbecue
Sam Woodall of Woodall Brothers says demand remains strong for barbecued meats. An advertisement in The Daily offered a special chicken plate for one day, helping sell remaining chicken while pork and lamb sales continued normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Woodall
Woodall Brothers
Mrs. Drake Seriously Ill at Falkville Home
Mrs. Scott Drake of Falkville Route One remains gravely ill at home. Friends express regret at the illness of the respected local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Drake
Falkville Route One
Fifth Sunday Meet Draws Decatur Guests to Antioch
A group from Decatur traveled to Antioch for the fifth Sunday meeting. They reported a large congregation in attendance and described the event as well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Antioch
Struggling artist meets desperate model in a tense studio scene
Camilla faces a moral crisis as she weighs work and money. Peter Anson, a sculptor, contemplates conflict between artistic ambition and survival. Sylvia Todd, a beautiful model, arrives seeking paid work and hints at exploiting her hunger for cash.
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Camilla
Peter
Finch
Peter Anson
Sylvia Todd
Miss Todd
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword clues list with entries such as Ireland religious denomination turns aside officer of the ming type measure falsehood part of circle tune svem prefix meaning before inanimate to box a file slender to color frostings purplish brown color ever contr scarce it a girl's name metrical foot protection final break suddens title of respect preposition exclamation wretch pale brown color long ago weasel like animals emanate bearish street urchin turf thought manufactured form of verb to be portable shelter gazed fliers non union worker Persian short space of time unable to hear
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Ireland
TIA jenAssis
Mrs Thrasher Reported Very Ill at Fifth Avenue Home
Five friends of Mrs Thrasher of Fifth avenue south regret to learn she is very ill at her home. Her condition is not described beyond this update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kortrecht
Memphis
Tenn
Hh.a. Skeggs
Mrs 8 F McGregor Recovers After Fall Injury
Mrs 8 F McGregor of 1724 Fifth Avenue South is recuperating at home after a broken hip suffered in a fall about two months ago.
Million-dollar Kiwanis effort aids underprivileged children
J K Watkins of Opelika, Alabama, district governor, told the Montgomery Club that Kiwanis International spent 1 250 000 dollars in 1931 to aid underprivileged children. He said Kiwanis clubs worldwide sponsored over 35 000 civic projects that year amid tough economic conditions. The report also noted efforts in urban rural relations patriotism good roads and support for libraries monuments and public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
J. K. Watkins
Opelika
Kiwanis
Alabama
Montgomery Club
Kiwanis International
Mr. Watkins
Increase Is Shown Upon Hit-and-Run
In Birmingham Alabama traffic records for the first six months of 1932 show 77 hit-and-run cases compared to 44 in the same period of 1931. Capt Arthur Ellis of the Birmingham police traffic division says the rise reflects closer reporting rather than more drivers on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Arthur Ellis
Traffic Division
Birmingham Police
Farewell Bidden To Two Vestrymen
Members of the vestry of St. John's Episcopal church gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Hoff to bid farewell to Harold Hildreth and Thomas Hodson, two vestrymen who are moving away from the city.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Atlee Hoff
Harold Hildreth
Thomas Hodson
Ambitious Artist Seeks Model and Scholarship Chance
A hungry woman from seventy fifth street begs for a chance to model for an exhibit. She offers to work for a low price and accepts a dollar for dinner while awaiting a decision on whether the artist can hire her. He ponders the possibility of a scholarship and a future arrangement.
Farmers to Try Out New Method in Alabama
Alabama farmers gather August 2 to 4 in Auburn to learn modern farming methods. Dean M J Punchess will lead demonstrations, with talks by Edward A O Neal and L N Duncan coordinating sessions and farm bureau activities.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Vsitors
Dean M. J. Punchess
College of Agriculture
Liiewise A
Alabama Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
L. N. Duncan
Extension Service
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Blue and White Color Chosen for 1933 Alabama License Tags
In Montgomery August 1 2 officials announce blue and white as the 1933 license tag colors. Kilby Prison convicts stamp plates while the Public Service Commission sets reduced transport rates for express carriers distributing the tags to 67 counties.
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Montgomery
Ala
Milady
Kilby
Public Service Commission
Via Express
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C. R. Green
Fairhope, Ala
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Ill
T. Z. Bailey
Florida
Brad Bibb
Bibb Hall
Belle Mina
W. T. Porter
Evelyn Kelton
Florence
Roy Harwell
Lizzie Cain
Betty Lou Apperson
Madigan
R. H. Wolott
G. A. Newheart
D. D. McGehee
Lester Sheffield
J. G.mcgehee
Betty
J. G. McGehee
St. Vincent's Infirmary
R. T.ryler
Aubrey Fuller
Hartselle
Mary Lou de Ford
Pine Bluff, Ark
Gil Crane
Leon Moody
Moulton
Gus Bassett
Miss Florence Bassett
Elizabeth Houston
J. T. Nolen
Bantasville
William Houston
H. H. Huddleston
Maryville Tenn
A. E. Crane
Hilbert Patterson
University of Alabama
Lillian Holcombe
Selma
J. C. Bryant
Points
South
Miss Harriett McBride
Haleyville
Mrs. W. W. McBride
J. W. Wyker
E. W. Strother
the Benevolent Hospital
Donald Grubbs
Margaret Taylor
H. R. Summer
Madelyn Summer
Miami, Fla
D. 8
Cann
Royce Powell
R. L. Parsons
Mary McGraw
Murfreesboro, Tenn
Jennie McLendon
Scottsboro, Ala
J. T. Bryant
Sixth Avenue
Mrs. Shelley
A. F. Bryant
H. Bailey
Mobile, Ala
J. W. Bailey
Ferry Street
Jim Harwell
Forrest City, Ark
B. F. Holmes
John Sharpe
Mrs. ©. J. Thomas
Rufus’ Peerson
Vincent's Infirmary
Enoch Scott
Howard and
Mildred
Fort Worth, Texas
J. W. Pipkin
R M. Sibley
Sibley
Armenia Wise
W. H. Wise
J. E. Kimbrough
Ardmore
Lester Douthitt
Baby
Ardmore, Tenn
Myra
Boutwell
Move’s Beauty Parlor
Decatur Cleaners
Johnston St
Sheila Terry
Sheila
Edna Robb Webster
Joretta
Lipstick Girl
Todd
Big Boy
Nore
Sylvia
Kat Lea
James Sally | Dunneilers
Tom
Judge Malone
Dinsmore Bros
Cook Bros. Furniture Co
Mme
Finnie
Goidel
Frost
Sullivan
U.c.penney Counc
Second Ave
Als
Penney’s
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