Mrs Bartee hosts Sandlin family reunion in Decatur
A Aug 7 1927 reunion at Mrs M M Sandlin's home drew about 150 relatives. Guests enjoyed a four course dinner under the trees, bridge games with top honors to Mrs M A Buchanan Jr and Marcus Pender, and gifts of crystal goblets. The party included members of the Nite Out Bridge club and families. Huntsville Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Sandlin
On- Bean
Virgil Walden
Eloise Bean
Mason Matthews
Evelyn Sivley
Bean
Sue Walden
Nell R Margaret
Frances Sandlin
Duke Sandlin
Marie Hartsell
Ruth Sivley
W. E. Sivley
J. E. Matthews
Marvin Sams
D. H. McClellan
Sue Crow
Will Hartsell
Lewis Crow
Sallie Cox
W. S. Smith
Frank Bean
Price Bean
Je Lou Bean
Edityl Nesmith
E. E’ Matthews
Edward Matthews
Everett Matthews
Jewel Matthews
A. L. Matthews
Mary Frances ‘Matthews
Katherine McClellan
Vera Nesmith
Sterling Sams
FE. A. Sandlin
Kirkland Bean
W. E. Bean
Eugene Sandlin
Edward Sandlin
Charles Sandlin
Marshall Sandlin
John E. Sandlin
P. H. Sandlin
P.H. Sandlin
Virgil Sand
Annie Laura Sivley
W. E. Sivley, Jr
W. E. Knight
Pearl Matthews
Mae Matthews
Arthur Matthews
Raymond Matthews
Alex Collier
John Collier
Elmer Neville
Pruitt Bussey
Will McClellan
Mary Katherine McClellan
Dave Norris
Hugh Jackson Norris
Irene Crow
Mary Fay Neville
Peggy Neville
Wanda Ruth Neville
Nettie McClel
C. B. Bartee
Decatur
Bridge
Mrs. Bartee
Joses
Nite Out Bridge Club
Marcus Pender
Rhodes Harris
Euclid
Milton Anderson
R. M. Buchanan, Jr
Childs Berry
Charles Skinner
Owen Watson
Huntsville Times
Personal notices from Birmingham area social column
Saturday notes list visitors and homecomings across Birmingham and surrounding towns. Subjects include Dr. and Mrs. Anderson hosting on Oak Street, Mrs. Bloodworth and Mr. Bloodworth recuperating after surgery, and families such as the Jones, Burr, Banks, Nebrig, and Reilly households sharing visits and health updates.
Ruby Namie Weds Louis Shaia in St Anne’s Church
Miss Ruby Namie daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Namie quietly married Mr Louis Shaia of Cleveland Ohio on Monday August 8 at 8 am at St Anne’s Catholic church with only family and friends present. After a few days in town the couple will reside in Cleveland, Ohio. Movie party honors Mae C Nash guest and birthday celebrations for Mrs Seneca Burr and a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Owen Watson at the Twickenham Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Corey
Los Angeles
Cal
Seneca Burr
Corey
Louisville
Ruby Namie
George Namie
Louis Shaia
Cleveland
Ohio
Sta Anne’s Catholic Church
Mae C. Nash
Memphis, Tenn
Mrs. Owen Watson
Twickenham
Forgotten Foibles By Fanny Darrell Price
Mrs. E. C. Price and son Chap pel plan a week long visit with friends in Athens starting Tuesday. Miss Florence Adams visits Misses Katherine and Mary Holmes in Birmingham. Mary Pitts Taylor returns from a visit to Huntsville friends. Edith Fussell spent Friday in Birmingham. Katherine and Mary Holmes return to Birmingham after visiting here. James Garnett and J. P. Mitchell Jr. spent weekend in Chattanooga Tennessee. Annie Windham of Birmingham is guests of Edith Fussell. Thornton Taylor of Fayetteville Tennessee will arrive Monday to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs C W Taylor return from Belle Mina Alabama. Mr and Mrs Owen Watson return home in Huntsville after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fritz
William, Jr
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mrs. Anderson
Oak Street
E. C. Price
Chappel
Athens
Florence Adams
Katherine and
Mary Holmes
Birmingham
Katherine
I ‘Thornton Taylor
Fayetteville, Tenn
Owen Watson
Huntsville
Daily Ad Offers Second Sheets at 80 Cents Per Thousand
The notice advertises second sheets available for purchase at the Daily with a price of 80 cents per thousand and mentions delivery service.
Fords Lock Horns In Second Avenue Collision
Two Ford cars collided on Second Avenue last evening causing damage to both vehicles. No injuries occurred. Traffic stalled briefly until Fire Chief Sorber organized a temporary lane through the crowd, restoring passage.
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Second Avenue
Sorber
Anchor hat brooches set by Queen Mary inspire London style
London fashion notes report anchor hat brooches as the moment’s ornament, popularized by Queen Mary. Real diamonds mark the queen’s piece while clever imitations of crystals, emeralds, and rubies appear in broader wear, with anchors three to four inches long worn to the front right of hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cherry Jubilee described as a good June dessert
Paris notes describe Cherry Jubilee as a fine June dessert. It uses a pound of cherries, a rich sugar syrup, and a currant jelly flavored arrow-root glaze. The sugared syrup is boiled, poured over the fruit in porcelain molds, moistened with kirsch, and ignited at table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Spanish a la Jose: a Paris favorite vegetable dish
A Paris kitchen note describes Spanish a la Jose as a favored vegetable. It instructs washing, blanching for ten minutes, draining, chopping, pressing, then baking in a casserole with butter and meat juices or bouillon, seasoned with salt and pepper and simmered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dixie Furn. 0 Wins First Place at Alabama Exhibit
The Dixie Furniture Manufacturing Co of Decatur won first place for the most attractive display at Alabama products exhibit in Mobile. R C Perkins and F L N oversaw the displays. Perkins said dealers statewide are sold on the product. The company emphasizes growth under W A Shafer and R C Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Furniture Manufacturing Company
Decatur
Alabama
Mobile
R. C. Perkins
Gulf City
Dixie Company
W. A. Shafer
Ind. Decaturey
Mrs Blackwell Visiting in Tennessee With Dr McAmis
Mrs Samuel Blackwell, who has been visiting her son in Sea, is now in Tennessee as the guest of Dr T A McAmis. She plans to return here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Blackwell
Tenn
T. A. McAmis
Blackwell
Home Buying Growth Drive For City And County
City and county officials advocate home ownership as a key driver of growth. The push highlights residential demand, economic stability, and investment in local neighborhoods through property purchases and development programs.
Goitre Removed at Home Ends Need for Operation
An Alabama woman reports rapid relief from goitre using Scruple colored liniment half bottle. She says breathing improved, headaches ceased, and she avoided surgery. Additional testimonials from Ohio and nationwide references followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
J. E. Nolan
R. No
Sonville
Ala
Sorbol
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Sandlin
Carola Kip
New York
Southampton, N. Y
Mary Burns
F. H. Buchanan
George Wall
Dallas
Texas
Mary J. Banks
Hugh Warren
Eloise
Robert Nebrig
F. A. Bloodworth
Mr. Bloodworth
R. A. Worley
Sheffield
Ant Baker
Pi ‘Enn
R. L. Parsons
Messrs. Hardemat
Delrose, Tenn
Irving Reilly
Charles H. Nash, Jr
Mae C
Elizabeth
S. S. Broadus
Harris
Walter Morris
Monteagle
Alberta Wall
Sarah Bloodworth
George Bloodworth
William Steed
Trinity
R. G. Cortner
Mrs. & B. Sanders and Baby
Mrs. S. D. Johnson
Emerson McCulloch
Montgomery
Nell Rowe
Elkmont Springs
A. B. Lipscomb
EB. C
Rainey’s Fashion Parlor
Jackson St
Princess
Edward Sivley
P. W. Sandlin
Margaret Sandlin
Daniel Sandlin
I. S. Clendenan
Julia Clendenan
Shaia
Namie
Raymond Rowe
Elkton
Points
Tennessee
Seneca Springs
Trinity Mountain
Roseland Dance Hall
Fanny, Darrell
Price
Mary Pitts Taylor
Huntaville
Edith Fussell
Ah James Garnett
J. P. Mitchell, Jr
Annie “Windham
Niin
Belle Mina, Ala
Finny Marie
Lly
Deauville
France
Milo
Suzy Bremond
D’ara
London Fashion
Dixie Furn
Lawrenceburg
Goitre
Dillehay Brothers
Mrs.Brown
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Maytag Company
Newton, Iowa
Tennessee Valley Maytag CO
Bank St
Tennessee Valley Maytag Company
N. Court St
Florence
2Nd Ave
Chestnut St
Gadsden
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