Society Notes Highlight Fresh Parties and Weddings
A detailed society page notes Mrs. Fred Simmons Jr hosting an afternoon party with many guests. Miss Myrtle Martin honors nephew Woodson Martin Jr. with a tenth birthday party on Sherman Street, featuring decorated dining, pink and white motifs, and fortunes in holders. Bijou weddings include Rebecca DuBose to Walter Bischoff in Trinity Alabama, Nancy Elizabeth Campbell to Richard Dudley Carr in Decatur, and Rowena Baker to William Fowler in New York City with reception in Yonkers. Women hostesses and club events follow in Decatur including Alpha Eta Pi meeting and theater party for out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Myrtle Martin
Woodson Martin, Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Shermen Street
Martha Frances Pettey
Master Martin
Constance Peerson
Billy Lee
Webster McLeod
Lila Louise Dale
Melvin Lee
Jane Hillis
Athens
Edward Birley
Rebecca Pettey
Frank Lile
Warren Sherrow
Mickey Green
Sonny Dale
Margaret Billings
Johnny Smithers
Frances Sivley
Frank Chenault, Jr
Annie Laurie Siviey
Brad Bibb Bailey
Edith Schimmel
Gloria Carlisle
Frances Hodges
Jane Brown
Eugenia Hodges
Marjorie Wilder
Kate Elam Billings
Jane Hester Cook
Bob Baugh
Jane Brittain
Irene Clem
Marjorie Chunn
Allene Martin
C. M. Oak
Ben Campbell
Nancy Elizabeth
Richard Dudley Carr
J. H. Hill
Pointer-Harlow Grocery Company
Tennessee
Decatur
Fowler-Baker
New York
Rowena Baker
T. L. Baker
William D. Fowler
Yonkers
N. Y
New York City
Church of the Holy Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Miss Baker
Helen Fowler
Alex Baird
Mr. Fowler
McGraw- Hill Publishing Company
Tenth Avenue
Personal notices of visits and travels in the area
Mrs J A Hood of St Augustine Florida and Mrs G T Middlebrooks and daughter Miriam return home after visiting Mr and Mrs G T Lawrence. Others plan trips to Hot Springs Arkansas Birmingham and Chicago with several staying visits to relatives in Huntsville Montgomery Opelika Red Bay Tuscaloosa and Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hood
St. Augustine, Fla
G. T. Middlebrooks
Miriam
G. T. Lawrence
Leonard Traywick
Mary Earle
South Carolina
Montgomery
Opelika
Charles Cashin
Grissom
Northington
Ruby
Red Bay
Mrs. Northington
Cooperative club pledges cooperation with Roosevelt plan
The Cooperative Club of Unemployment in Decatur Alabama resolves to support President Roosevelt's recovery program and to cooperate with industries and committees to place the unemployed in permanent jobs with living wages. They nominate J R Collier as their committee representative to General Hugh L Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Club
Decatur
Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
Alabama
Washington, D. C
Cooperative Club of the
Ala
Hugh L. Johnson
J. R. Collier
Cooperative Club of Unemployment
Robert Woods
Frank Young
Monthly report from Tennessee Valley Laboratory July results
The July report by Chas. Johnson shows 82 rabies treatments issued, the lowest monthly total this year. Typhoid tests yielded 51 positives, concentrated in Morgan County with only three positives elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley Laboratory
Chas. Johnson
Morgan
Thousands Back in Auto Plants in Boosted Employment
Detroit reports 18 000 more workers in Chevrolet and Pontiac plants than a year ago with payrolls at their highest since 1929. From July 8 to 15 alone about 4 000 more jobs added across 20 plants. Since June 10 roughly 11 000 new hires bring total employment to over 46 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Knudsen
Chevrolet Motor Company
United States
Mr. Knudsen
Pitts in Hospital for Medical Treatment
Clay Pitts, a well known planter from Limestone county, entered Baugh's Infirmary this morning for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Pitts
Limestone County
Baugh’s Infirmary
Whoopee with Eddie Cantor Opens at Princess
Technicolor comedy farce based on Nervous Wreck follows an imaginary invalid on a western ranch who rescues a rancher's daughter from a forced marriage. Eleanor Hunt stars with Dorothy Knapp and Caupolican in a spectacle praised for its action and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantor
the Princess
Owen Davis
Eddie Cantoras
Eleanor Hunt
Samuel Goldwyn
Dorothy Knapp
Chief Caupolican
Thornton Freeland
Officers Named By Encampment
W L Hatchett returns from Birmingham where Grand Encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected officers Dr D A Morton Boaz grand patriarch Charles Hoffmeyer An d grand high priest N T Oy Jr Birmingham grand Senior warden H H Clark Mobile grand junior warden August Buerger Mobile grand scribe re elected W L Hatchett Decatur grand treasurer re elected Co Jacobs re elected representative to the Sovereign Grand Encampment meeting in Springfield Ill in September Grand Encampment will meet again in Birmingham the first Monday in August 1934 Sessions presided over by Alex W Rittenberry of Birmingham Grand Patriarch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hatchett
Birmingham
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
D. A. Morton
Boaz
Charles Hoffmeyer
N. T. Oy
H. H. Clark
Mobile
August Buerger
Decatur
Jacobs
Springfield
Alex W. Rittenberry
Rainfall Total for 24 Hours Ends at 7 AM
Rainfall measured .19 of an inch during the 24 hour period ending at 7 o clock this morning.
Miss Mildred Hough Visiting Sister in Decatur
Miss Mildred Hough of Lacey's is visiting her sister Mrs. Grady Simpson on Sixth Avenue south in Decatur. She recently returned from a trip to Nashville and Columbia Tennessee and was accompanied to Decatur by Mrs. Boyd LeRoy of Columbia and Mrs. Glenn Ransom who are visiting in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hough
Lacey's
Nashville
Columbia, Tenn
Grady Simpson
Sixth Avenue
Miss Hough
Decatur
Boyd LeRoy
Columbia
Glenn Ransom
Mrs. Simpson
Car Damaged By Fire At Cooper Wells Plant
Fire crews responded at 8 45 this morning to Cooper Wells company plant where a Ford coupe owned by Miss Odell ee eeee Soumen was driven out by her using chemicals. The seat upholstery and a large body section were scorched with the cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper-Wells Company
Odellee Eeee Soumen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Simmons, Jr
Mary Lee
al Jones
Ann Johnson
Patsy Ann Patterson
Jean Russell
George
Jerry Wallace
Sarah Louise
Bobby Jr
Mary Ann Norwood
Betty Hunter
Shirley Ann
John Braswell
Carolworth Woodard
John Wilkes, Jr
Sam Stephenson
Lila Louise
Jack
Bitty Hunter
Mary Ann Fusch
Betty Harris
Thomas
Margery Sue Devidean
Jane
Julian Blackwell
Martha Evelyn
Billy Callahan
Katherine Ann
Billy Wiley
Henry Hanson
Judy Coolidge
A. D. Watterson, Jr
Frank
Bride
R. L. Stallings
Birchwood High School
Hamilton County
Bischoff
State Teachers College
Florence
Maryville College
University of Tennessee
Birchwood
Campbell-Carr
Charlotte Taylor
Jackson Street
J. T. Jones
Clyde Hendrix
Princess Theatre
E. K. Matthews
Claywell
Marianma, Ark
Percy Hendriz
Tuscalooca
Murphree
LeRoy Murphree
St Rock
Bob Willams
Decatur Garden Club
Mary D. Simpson
Sherman Street
E. E. Hargrove
Reed Rogers
McRae
E. Taylor
Hot Springs
Ark
B. K. Wiggins
Ethel Simmons
Huntsville
Louis Simms
Painesville
Ohio
R. C. Sims
J. B. Hulme
Mary Magdalene
Chicago
F. M. Simtason
E. D. Berry
R. T. Kelley
Mrs. Kelley
Sheffield
Mrs. Benson
St. Louis, Mo
Mrs
Dolly Gilliam
Edna Margaret Lane
Fred Simmons
Woolsey Finnell Jr
Woolsey Finnell, Sr
Tuscaloosa
Mary Jessie Finnell
Woolsey — Finnel, Jr
Mrs. Finnell
Ethel Harrison
J. A. Neville and Son
Albert
William Steed
Caddell Drug CO
Move's Beauty
Suop
Princess
Ziegfeld
United Artists Picture
Moran and
Mack
Goidel
Douglas Mitchell
Bee Line
Bee Line Highway
Wilson Avenue
Vincent
Felix
Oddie Cantor
the Star
Ethel Shutta
Zeigfeld
Hatchett
Joe Bradley
Hunteville
Elkmont Springs Tenn
Elekmont Springs Hotel
W. A. Kinnebrew
Ea i
DODGE
Plymouth
M@TOR CO
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