Bridge Luncheon Honors Visiting Young Women
Mrs. Harry Carpenter hosted a Tuesday morning bridge luncheon at Line street with out of town guests Miss Beatrice Rives Miss Katherine Hardy and Miss Lucille Crampton. Mary Battle Hendrix won top score and trophies were given to honorees. Attendees included Miss Loudie Moore Pointer Carolyn Fussell Louise Almon Lucille Giles Julia Leigh Lynne Imogene Nungester Elizabeth Malone Hilda Carpenter Ellen Hildreth and the honored visitors.
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Harry Carpenter
Line Street
Beatrice Rives
Rossville
Tenn
Katherine Hardy
Bluefield
W. Va
Lucille Crampton
Hoopston
Ill
Lucille Giles
Mary Battle Hendrix
Julia Leigh Lynne
Imogene Nungester
Elizabeth Malone
Hilda Carpenter
Ellen Hildreth
Picnic and Birthday Notices at Malone Park
Little Miss Martha Frances Har grove of Birmingham was honored with a picnic given by her aunt Mrs E E Har grove at Malone Park on Tuesday afternoon. A separate birthday party for Martha Frances and Rebecca Pettey will be hosted by Mrs Joe Pettey at Malone Park from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Malone Park
Martha Frances Hargrove
Birmingham
E. E. Hargrove
Joe Pettey
Martha Frances
Rebecca
W. E. Todd
Frances
Sarah Todd Hudman
New York City
Victor Hoare
New York
Frances Todd
W. E.todd
Birmin
A. L. Mitchell
Vinemont
Ala
the Benevolent Hospital
Prayer Services Announced at Church of Christ
All members and friends are invited to an evening prayer service conducted by former minister J Pettey Ezell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Church of Christ
J. Pettey Ezell
Birth of a son for the Meadows family
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Meadows welcomed a nine pound son on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Meadows
Local residents plan visits and returns across states
A flurry of social notices lists Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Hoff and two sons returning from Sewanee Tennessee while Rev James Duncan Hunter and family depart for Lake Junaluska North Carolina for vacation. Others travel from Memphis Arkansas and New York to Birmingham Nashville Selma and Knoxville with several relatives visiting.
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James Duncan Hunter
Lake Junaluska, N. C
Local Travelers Headed Home From Southern States
Mr. and Mrs. WwW. B. Mary returned Tuesday night from a three weeks visit to relatives in Greenville Alabama and other points in South Alabama. Mrs. Laura Sateek left Wednesday for a few days visit to relatives in Gurley Alabama. Miss Mary Katherine Smither will leave Wednesday night for a visit to relatives and friends in Kentucky. Misses Mary Parker Eva Slaten and Fannie Hardwick Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Baker of Florence spent the weekend with parents and friends in Danville returning Sunday afternoon.
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H. M. Gilbert
Points
Arkansas
Memphis
Tenn
H.E. Chandler
H. W. Bernardi
Mr. Chandler
Knoxville
J. W. Cunningham
Horn Springs, Tenn
B. Mary
Greenville
Ala
South
Alabama
Laura Sateek
Gurley
Mary
Katherine Smither
Kentucky
Mary Parker
Eva Slaten
Fannie Hardwick
Women Wear Men’s Suits in Vienna Under Police Nod
Vienna dispatch reports that many Viennese businesswomen have sought permits to wear men's attire and the police replied that Austrian law permits it. The ruling challenges the era’s superfeminine image and signals a shift in social norms.
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Vienna
Bank VP J C White Takes Annual Vacation
J C White vice president of the Tennessee Valley Bank is on his annual vacation after several days of indisposition at home to recover before resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. White
The
Tennessee Valley Bank
Mr. White
Fried Potatoes a la Orleans Recipe Emerges in Paris Menu
Paris newspaper notes a new dish from old potatoes. Small new potatoes are fried in lard or chicken fat, then finished with butter. They are served with a cream sauce, lemon juice, and a moment of heating before serving.
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Alice
Langelier International News
Cpendent Paris
Orleans
Aemon
Stuffed Crab Entree Delights in Summer Menus
Paris report highlights stuffed crab as a delightful summer dish using turtle crabs or similar, with shrimp and crab meat mixed with a well seasoned mayonnaise dressing. The filling is packed into cleaned shells and served, keeping shells intact for presentation.
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Paris
Go to Work Weathered Adage Commentary
An editor cites a maxim urging action over concern for weather, advising readers to proceed with work while trusting conditions will resolve themselves. The line frames work ethic and practical mindset.
Kansas City Invited to Host National WCTU Meeting
At the Kansas City WCTU annual meeting Mrs. Fannie L. Taylor reports an invitation will be extended to the National Women's Christian Temperance Union to meet in Kansas City next year. The Minneapolis convention runs August 24 to September 1. Missouri has about 1300 members. Delegates will carry letters from Missouri residents urging Kansas City as host.
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Kansas. City
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Fannie L. Taylor
Missouri
Paris Fashion Notes on Furs and Styles
Paris fashion writers warn against cheap imitation furs and urge buyers to choose quality in mink, marten, ermine, and chinchilla for evenings and caracal, astrakhan, fox, and beaver for day wear. The piece highlights mink coats from Weil and the beauty of silver lame linings and intricate fur arrangements.
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Paris
Weil
Smart Shop
Silver Fox
France
Flood control plans offered for Arkansas and Red River systems
E. E. Blake of Oklahoma City, head of the interstate flood control commission, calls basins lakes and reservoirs starting at river sources the most feasible plan for flood control. He cites a potential cost under 100 million dollars for Arkansas and Red rivers, which supply about one third of the Mississippi’s water, and contrasts it with a 600 million dollar levee rebuilding program, arguing the basin approach benefits industry.
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International News Service
Kansas City
E. E. Blake
Oklahoma City
Interstate Commission For Flood Control
Arkansas
Red River
Blake
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
Colorado
Red Rivers
Mississippi River
Fine furs gain value from artisan weave and ornament
Skilled workers craft fabrics with intricate incrustations and adornments once reserved for cloth. The refined fur items become more desirable as these detailed techniques are applied, enhancing texture and appeal in recent years.
Poiret Launches Spirit of St Louis Fragrance in Airplane Bottle
Paris reports Poiret unveils a new scent named after Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight. The fragrance comes in an airplane shaped bottle with an American flag, reflecting the era’s shift to complex names and trends in perfumery as plain scents fade.
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Paris
St. Louis
Paul Poiret
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Jockey Club
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Earley James
Andrew Ellner
Rufus Warren
James Ratliffe
Fred Sheats
Lethel Smith
Roy Odom
Ed Berry
J. C. Colvard
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Woodmen Circle
Maynor Hayes
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Anita Loos
Chit Laste
Europe
Athens College For Young Women
Athens, Alabama
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L. P. Troup
E._H. FARISH
Pres. L. N. Smith
Sec’y
A. M. Thompson
A.M. Hoff
Sone
Sewanee
Tennessee
Martha Grayson Emens
Trinity
Elizabeth Ann Hutson
J. J. Alexander
M. W. A. Sanitorium
Colorado Springs
Col
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Athens
Abagail Crawford
Willam Watson
Eutaw
B. Crawford
R. M.mcglathery
Sherman Street
Liza Lee Miller
Law Lamar
Selma
Robert Lee Cain
Madison
Marvin Rankin
F. D. Peebles and Son
Cullman
Peggy Phelan
Chicago, Ill
C. V. Dupont
Eleanor Bronaugh
Hoopston, NL
Martha Ruth Cardin
Nashville
C. Y. Allison
Zilla Place
Margaret
Mildred Sewell
Mt. Carmel, Ill
J. E. Himes
J. L. Gunter
Stanley Armstrong
Chicago
Lincoln
Anne Hanley
Sophia
Wilmer “Hall
Florence
Lelia Grubbs Hall
A. V. Gillam
Katherine
Cullooka
Newsniver Feature Service, Inc
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San Francisco
Atlantic City
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