Dance Club Plans Monthly Meeting and Social
The Dance Club will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday night at 9 p.m. at an undisclosed location with hostesses assisting. Members expect a delightful summer gathering and urge full attendance at 9 o’clock. Annie Faye Jones and Jr. have retired from a visit to Mrs. T Stewart in Hopkinsville en route to Birmingham to see Mrs. McCluskey's mother, Mrs. J B Cole, with Br Bird joining them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Er Aina Peeleanet Nl Ena
Annie Faye Jones
Son
Hts
Mrs.t. Stewart
Hopkinsville
Mary Toutse
Local society notes and travel plans fill week
A long list of residents announce visits and departures. Mr and Mrs William Kim Brough and three daughters plan a long trip to Long Beach California. J R Moore of Birmingham visits relatives. Several families report travels to Georgia Tennessee and Florida with extended tours including Chicago and New Orleans. Birth announced for Barbara Ann Johnson at Fairview.
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William Kimbrough
T. M. Jones, Jr
Long Beach
Fila
R. T. Johnson
Barbara Ann
Fairview
Mary E. Chenault
James
New Orleans
el Paso
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Pike's Peek
Denver
Chicago
Summer wardrobe ideas from Good Housekeeping hints
The article suggests shopping for discounted dresses and fabrics to extend hot weather wear. It highlights a new coolie style coat in linen or wool, a two piece frock with collar and cuffs, and versatile shirtwaist and seersucker outfits. Emphasizes practicality for travel, office wear, and social outings through warm days into autumn.
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Good Housekeeping
Huge Somerville road fills stretch over two miles
The article details massive earth piles by Hooper Construction on the 3.19 mile Decatur to Flint Creek segment of the Somerville link. The fill will reach about 15 feet high, creating a continuous hilllike highway with two knoll cuts, finishing by midwinter and remaining above high water after Wheeler Dam’s completion. Martin Wunderlich oversees a steel and concrete bridge across Flint Creek concurrent with road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur-Somerville
Flint Creek
Hooper Construction Company
Decatur
Bee ~Line
Valley Country Club
Martin
Wheeler Dam
Move Nears End as Textile Strike Talks Reach Alabama
In Birmingham on August 1 AP reports 12,000 Alabama textile workers expect imminent settlement with the arrival of George Googe of Atlanta for talks with the state staff of the United Textile Workers of America. The visit aims to meet workers and push toward a possible settlement of the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
George. Googe
Atlanta
United Textile Workers of America
Googe
Birmingham Guests En Route to Memphis and Nearby Areas
Birmingham visitors traveled through town visiting relatives and planning trips to Memphis and Mississippi. They indicated plans to visit friends and view paintings during their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Memphis
Mississippi
Tenn
Anna Sten Debuts In Nana Film at Princess Theatre
Anna Sten makes her American film debut in Nana at the Princess Theatre released by United Artists. The photoplay, based on Emile Zola’s courtesan, cost years of prep with Willard Mack and Harry Wagstaff Gribble adapting and Dorothy Resner directing. Mae Clarke Muriel Kirkland portray Nana’s ascent while Lionel Atwill and Richard Bennett figure in pivotal roles as Paris scene unfolds and the can can scene stirs Parisian audiences.
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Nana
Emile Zola
Anna Sten
Minés Sten
Samuel Goldwyn
Miss Sten
Goldwyn
Miss. Sten
Paris
Willard Mack
Harry Wagstaff Gribble
Zola
Nan
Satin and
Mimi
Mae Clarke
Muriel Kirkland
Oldner
the Apollo
Richard Bennett
Stern
Andrée Muffat
Lionel Atwill
Prussia
City
United Artists
Princess Theatre
Richard Rodgers
Lorenz Hart
Dorothy Resner
Samuel Stanley Returns Home After Nashville Visit
Samuel Stanley has returned home after spending a week in Nashville Tennessee with Wendell Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stanley
Nashville, Tenn
Wendell Watson
Illness of Wofford official Jimmy Mitchell continues
CONTINUES ILL Jimmy Mitchell, popular attache of the Wofford Oil Company, con tinues quite ill of typhoid fever at his home on North Sixth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Mitchell
Wofford Oil Company
North Sixth Avenue
Mountain TVA Centers to Aid Local Farms in Mountain Region
TVA plans established or planned centers at Murphy Cranberry Green Mountain Waynesville Hendersonville NC and Soddy TN to handle local produce including tomatoes beans huckleberries carrots and kraut. Mountain Valley Cooperative at Brasstown NC works creamery and poultry fattening while Newport TN and other sites plan facilities for storage and shipping.
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Murphy
Cranberry
Green Mountain
Waynesville
Hendersonville
BW. C
Soddy
Norris Town
TVA
Brasstown
N. C
Mountain Valley Cooperative
Newport
Tenn
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Ann
8. E. Patterson
Patsy Ann
Brunswick
Points
Georgia
Chattanooga
Nell Dix
Lakeland, Fla
J. H. McCluskey
Chil- Nell
Mabel
Grace
Edith Sam
Memphis, Tenn
Joe Pettey
Adine Harris
Besemer
R. O. Berry
Nancy Hackworth
Scotteboro
Frank Dulaney
Arkansas
Jewith
R. T. Sheppard
al Boyd
Betty Ann
San Antonio
Texas
Boyd
8. H. Wilds
J. W. Cunningham
Ben Rowe
G. W. Harbin
The
Huntsville
T. A. Harbin
W. C. Grider
Louise
Andalusia
H. R Puller
Lelia Grubbs Hall
J. A. Cullom
Mrs. B. J. Nelson
Con
Sixth Avenue
Weet
Ben Summer
George. Jackson
James Alton Brittain
Jasper
Charles C. Johnson
Gulf Coast
George Porter
Leroy McEntire, Jr
Pittsview
Relfe Preuit
C. C. Ferrell
Joel P. Coates
Tate Springs
Frank Brown
Peggy
Paul Jr
P. J. Brown
Blossburg
Red Boiling Springs Tenn
Mrs
Milton Drennen
Strand Theatre
W. C. Fields
Johnston
Goidel
Furniture Merchants
NRA
Dinsmore Brothers
Carrell Furniture Co
Hunter Furniture Co
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc
PRICE
Ohl’s Department Store
Wohl’s
Somerville
Lieved
New
Pegcome
Norris
Norris Dam
Deretan van
Princess
Capitol
Woman’s Man
John Halliday
Marguerite de la
SAM Frank & Moore
Russia
Phillips Holmes
Dorothy Arznga
Pee Si Zola
W.T.G Dee
Second Avenue
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