Church Circle Reports And Social Highlights
At a W M B meeting in the church parlors reports on the business woman’s circle and personal service work were given. Miss Julia Lovin charity deaconess spoke about joining Vashti School staff in Georgia. Birthday party for Arthur Billings and a breakfast honor for I Rushing were noted before a hospital board session announces Wednesday 9 30 am at the Benevolent hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Carl Jones
Charles Williams
Roberts
H. Reid Sherard
Miss Lovin
Annie Morris
East Vine Street
Central Methodist Church
H. N. Peurifoy
J. F. Levin
Bluebird
Julia Lovin
Benevolent Hospital Board
Personal news notes from McCulloth Hill and Madison
Frank Webster is recuperating at home after a severe illness. Miss Margaret Mitchell has returned to Madison after visiting Miss Jane Blackwell. Mr and Mrs Robert Blackwell were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Green in Town. Mrs B P Wallace left Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCraw
Mary Porter McCraw
Gainesville
Fla
Penick Apartments
Arthur
Jennie
Thomas Allen
Maxine
Sarah Best
Edna Boyd Connor
Betty Jean
Sonny Birdwell
F. W. Sharp
Bobbie Lou Hard
James Riggs
Thomas
Dorothy Smoot
Dorothy Jean Hardin
Louis West
Mary Allen
Buddy Rhinehart
Mary Kemp
Robert Lovelady
Frank Webster
McCulloth Hill
Margaret Mitchell
Madison
Jane Blackwell
Robert Blackwell
Sam Green
B. P. Wallace
Hill
Mooresville
Kirk Henry
M. W. Dupree
A. D. Powers
M. M. Rosenau
van Gilbert
Paul Gish
Powers
Sam Bowen
John Henry Bitting
Beaumont
Texas
Wi Minsch
Evelyn Reed
Lexington
Mary Sid Medearis
Orra Williams
Eleanor Sherrill
Fayetteville
Tenn
Irene Patton
Euclid Gray
Birmingham
Robert H. Mcconneil, Jr
Arriv
Emmett Handley
Dallas
Wrong Lipstick Shade Ruins Makeup Tips and Hair Care
A reader asks if lipstick shade ruins natural look and seeks rules for choosing tones. Advice recommends natural colors, light yellowish reds, and avoiding deep purples or bright reds. Tips cover lipstick to rouge harmony, hair split ends remedies, nightly lash oils, and note readers visiting relatives in Texas and Alabama with several local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilad
Eleanor
Athens Items Revealing Social Bridge Clubs and Travel
Athens residents host and attend multiple bridge luncheons with prizes awarded to Mrs Powers and Mrs Rosenau among others. Several families plan trips to New York and Washington, with residents Hensley, McConnell, Williams and Handley noted for visits and relocations.
Ill and visiting relatives at Courtland and Birmingham
The text notes efforts to visit Mrs. A Sykes in Courtland who is gravely ill, with Mr. and Mrs. J A Riggs of Hartselle visiting, plus Mr. and Mrs. Earl Riggs hosting. R L Kenelppe and children from Mt. Carmel Ill are to visit Mrs S O Nelson’s family, and B H Speake of Atlanta has returned after visiting Mrs S O Nelson. Mrs J B Cassells plans a Birmingham trip to see relatives, including Mr. and Mrs M H Lindell of…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
J. A. Riggs
Hartsellé
Mrs. Earl Riggs
R. L. Kenelppe
Mt. Carmel, Ill
BH. H. Speake
Atlanta, Ga
8. O. Nelson
J. B. Cassells
Birmingham
Deaths and village notices mix with social updates
Obituaries note C A Hambley died at 66 at his son in law H W Thomas home on Bee Line highway north of town with burial at Copeland. Walter L Teters, 57, died near Capshaw with funeral today and interment at Parks cemetery. Woman's Missionary Society met at First Methodist social hall with E R Naylor leading in the absence of the president. Various local visits and travels are listed including Richard Dumas visiting from El Dorado and Meg Hicks hosting friends, Lonnie Lanier ill in Mocksville, and the Chandler family returning from Monteagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hambley
H. W. Thomas
Bee Line
Here
Copeland
Mr. Hambley
Walter L. Teters
Capshaw
Parks Cemetery
Mr. Teters
Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
E. R. Naylor
Ders
Bobby
Evanston
R. L. Thomas
Meg
Richard Dumas
el Dorado
Ark
Kitty Hicks
Lonnie Lanier
Mocksville
N. Y
W. P. Chandler
John David
Monteagle
Tenn
Pryor Williams
Birmingham
Williams
W. Ross
Herman Johnson
Lebanon
Happy Glaze
I Tracena
Pattern 2370 utility apron by Anne Adams
In this ad style, Pattern 2370 offers a sturdy printed percale like utility apron with bib beltline buttons, large pockets, and a ruffle edge. Available in small, medium, and large, it includes step by step sewing instructions and costs 15 cents. Also promoted is the Adams Fashion Pattern Book for Spring featuring new clothes and garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Annie Adams
St Anne Adams
York City
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I Rushing
Capitol
Conway Tearie, Hardie Albright
Mae Robson
James Alla
Bengal Lancer
Ralph Bellamy
Helen Vinson
Johnny Mack Brown
Shelia Mannors
Venus
Lucy
Houston
Brad Bibb Bailey
Mr. and
Mrs. T. Z. Bailey
Curtis Blackwood
Charlotte, N. C. Is
Re. J. Btw Sells
Louise Womack
Sherman Street
Petey M. Dennis and Son
Monteagie
Tusa Whitten
Mary Alford
Hartselle
Miss Beard
B. T
Bernie Birmingham
E. 8 Morrow
Jack Price
Ghonay Til
Hifm
Morrow and Mrs
TG. ‘Morrow
Estelle Baker
Jack Price’ Morrow
Chicago, Til
Jean,Holland
College
Montevallo
J. M. Holland
J. H. Levirsedge
Atlanta
And
Hersche
Penn
Mississippi
TVA
Ters
Elizabeth
Gera
Mrs. J. R. Owen
Mary Parker McCraw
Fis
Mrs
L. Black
Wes
Frank B. Nelley
Ella Davis
Perry
of &T
Matthew Fox
Jack
Chicago, Ill
Mr. Fox
Patricia Ellis
Athens
Tex
R. H. McConnell
Young McConnell
Humble Oil and Company
Texas City
R. H. McConnell, Jr
A. M. McConnell
Winchester
Owen F. Herring
Ethel McConnell
Mamie L. Williams
Hightower
South Beaty Street
Fairview
R. M. Reeves
TVA Agricultural Department
Manitou, Colo
T. E. Gilbert
New York
Lynn Kennamer
Suzanne
Huntsville
Young Wall
Birming
John Cain
Cincinnati
Ee Ee Ae Cain
Theo Eubank
K. L. Rudolph
Methodist Church
Ate
Dorothy Ross
Etta Hine
Mamie Jo Harbin
Ruth Harbin
Gadsden
Tom. McCormack
Walter E. Harman
G. P. Banniza
Decatur
Washington
Martha Jane Ellis
Memphis, Tenn
M. H. Lindell
General Electric Company
AL Electric
Lemel Goldwyn
United Artists
Princess Theatre
Anna
New England
Gary
Goidel
Strand Theatre
Wartselle
George Raft
Alice Faye
Patsy Kelley
Francis Langford
Hartsell
John Milton and
June Collyer
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