Family reunion and social events in Huntsville Times excerpt
A long list of relatives and friends attends a Sandlin family reunion spanning many households. The piece notes a quiet marriage at St Anne s Catholic church in which Miss Ruby Namie wed Louis Shaia from Cleveland Ohio on August 8 at 8 am. It also covers a movie party hosted by Mrs Seneca Burr for guest Miss Mae C Nash with a pink rose centerpiece, four course menu, bridge tables, top scores and crystal goblet gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Namie
George Namie
Louis Shaia
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
Shaia
Seneca Burr
Mae C. Nash
Memphis, Tenn
Decatur
Bridge
R. M. Buchanan, Jr
Marcus Pender
Joses
Personal notices from Birmingham and nearby visits
Mrs E N Pénick and daughter Mrs John for Adams return from Birmingham after an operation. Mr and Mrs William Fritz and son William Jr visit from Chattanooga then return to Tennessee. Miss Mary Burns of Fayetteville visits Mrs F H Buchanan. Mrs D W Corey of Los Angeles arrives to visit Mr and Mrs Seneca Burr. George Wall returns to Dallas after time with his mother Mrs Mary J Banks. Mrs Hugh Warren and Eloise visit Birmingham. Mrs F A Bloodworth returns from Birmingham where Mr Bloodworth recovers from recent operation. Mr and Mrs R A Worley of Sheffield visit. A N Baker and two sons host from Pisgah. Hardeman of Delrose returns home after visit. Mrs Irving Reilly of Chattanooga recovers from illness. Mrs Charles H Nash Jr and daughters Mae C and Elizabeth visit. Mrs S S Broadus and son Harris plus Walter Morris travel to Monteagle. Miss Alberta Wall of Dallas visits grandmother Mrs Mary J Banks. Miss Sarah Bloodworth and George Bloodworth return from Trinity visit. Mrs R G Cortner returns from Birmingham. Mr and Mrs C B Sanders and baby visit in-town with S D Johnson family. Emerson McCullough leaves for Birmingham and Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lois Sandlin
Edwin Bean
Virgil Walden
Eloise Bean
Mason Matthews
Evelyn Sivley
Carrie Bean
Sue Walden
Nell Prince
Margaret Frances Sandlin
Duke Sandlin
Marie Hartsell
Ruth Sivley
W. E. Sivley
J. ‘E. Matthews
Marvin Sams
D. H. McClellan
Sue Crow
TS. Taéidewan
W. P Sandlin
E. W. Nesmith
Leona Hayes
E. L., Hayes
Will Hartsell
Nancy Matthews
Beatrice Sivley
Ellen Crow
Joseph Sandlin
Virginia Sandlin
Katherine McClellan
Vera Nesmith
Sterling Sams
Smith
J. E. Matthews
E. A. Sandlin
J. H. Crow
J. E. Crow
Bennet Cox
Mattie Smyrl
Elizabeth Collier
Mattie Ryan
Jim Matthews
Evie Matthews
Harvey Matthews
Sandlin Sams
Annie Laura Siviey
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 Orris
Hugh Jackson Norris
Pimer Neville
Irene Crow
Maryay Neville
Peggy Neville
Wanda Ruth Neville
Nettie McClel
Charles H. Nash, Jr
Mae C
Elizabeth
Serateca Burr
Local Names Listing in Historical Notice
A fragmentary OCR text lists individuals including Crow Sivley Sandlin Clendenan and variants of Crow and Sivley families. The exact context and relationship of these names to a sale, notice, or event are not provided in readable form.
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Raymond Rowe at Picnic
Relatives traveled from Elkton and Tennessee to join Mrs. Raymond Rowe for a birthday outing. The group enjoyed a noon picnic menu and a day of rain interrupted festivities. Dinner hosts Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson arranged dinner at eight o'clock in Twickenham Hotel's private dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rowe
Elkton
Points
Tennessee
Mrs. Owen Watson
Twickenham
Social notes and visits across Alabama and Tennessee
Price family plans a week in Athens. Florence Adams visits Katherine and Mary Holmes in Birmingham. Mary Pitts Taylor returns from Huntsville. Edith Fussell hosts guests. Holmes family back from Birmingham. James Garnett and J P Mitchell Jr visit Annie Windham in Birmingham. Thornton Taylor from Fayetteville to visit relatives. C W Taylor and wife return from Belle Mina. Owen Watson home from Huntsville after visiting parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence ‘Adams
Katherine and
Mary Holmes
Birmingham
Mary Pitts Taylor
Huntsville
Katherine
Miss Nell Rowe Returns From Summer Visit
Miss Nell Rowe has returned from a summer vacation visit to relatives at Elkmont Springs Tennessee. Mrs. A B Lipscomb of Athens is visiting Mr and Mrs E C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Rowe
Elkmont Springs
Tenn
A. B. Lipscomb
Athens
E. C
Second sheets available at Daily for 80 cents per thousand
The notice offers second sheets for sale at 80 cents a thousand with delivery service confirmed. The Daily promises delivery and highlights wholesale pricing for readers.
Fords Collide on Second Avenue. No Injuries Reported
Two Ford cars collided on Second avenue last evening causing damage to both vehicles. Traffic was briefly jammed until Fire Chief Sorber, acting as emergency traffic officer, opened a lane for passing vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Sorber
Anchor hat breeches take London by storm at royal function
Queen Mary popularizes the anchor hat ornament as a large three to four inch diamond or diamante piece worn on the front right of lavender blue turban-like hats. The trend spreads among women, with imitation stones replacing real diamonds in many broochs or hat adornments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cherry Jubilee Dessert From Paris
In Paris a June dessert called Cherry Jubilee is described. It uses a pound of cherries, a boiled sugar syrup, arrow-root thickened with currant jelly, and kirsch. The mixture is poured over fruit in porcelain moulds and ignited at the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Spanish a la Jose Beets Dish Delights French Palate
Paris notes a French favorite known as Spanish a la Jose. The recipe involves washing blanching and pressing green vegetables then combining with butter and meat juice or bouillon to simmer into a rich casserole. Salt and pepper finish the dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dixie Furniture Wins First Place Display at Alabama Exhibit
The Dixie Furniture Manufacturing Company of Decatur won first place for the most attractive display of Alabama products at the Mobile state exhibit. R. C. Perkins and F. L. had charge of the displays. Perkins cited dealers' approval and noted seven Alabama product displays were awarded. The firm, led by W. A. Shafer and Perkins, has grown since operations began here months ago in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Furniture Manufacturing Company
Decatur
Alabama
Mobile
R. C. Perkins
F. L
Gulf City
Dixie Company
W. A. Shafer
Perkins
Franklin, Ind
Mrs Blackwell Visiting in Tennessee with Dr McAmis
Mrs Samuel Blackwell who visited her son in Little Rock Arkansas is now in Tennessee as the guest of Dr T A McAmis. She expects to return home shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Blackwell
Little Rock
Ark
Tenn
T. A. McAmis
Home buying Spurs Growth in City and County
The article argues that residential purchase activity supports economic expansion in the city and surrounding county, highlighting housing demand as a driver of development and local prosperity.
Goitre Removed at Home by Colorless Liniment
Alabama woman Mrs J F Nolan reports quick relief from goitre after using a colorless liniment sold at home. She says breathing improved and dizziness headaches ceased, crediting the bottle with saving her from surgery. Additional information from Sorbol Mechanicsburg and nearby areas is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
J. FE. Nolan
R. No. 1
Wilsonville
Sorbol Mechanicsburg
Ar Paitin
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Sandlin's
Namie
Nite Out Bridge Club
Rhodes Harris
Euclid
Milton Anderson
Childs Berry
Charles Skinner
Owen Watson
Huntsville Times
Carola Kip
New York
Smart
Southampton, N. Y
E. N.pénick
John For Adams
William Fritz
William, Jr
Chattanooga
Mary Burns
Fayetteville, Tenn
F. H. Buchanan
D. W. Corey
Los Angeles
Cal
Corey
Louisville
George Wall
Dallas
Texas
Mary J. Banks
Hugh Warren
Eloise
Robert Nebrig
F. A. Bloodworth
Mr. Bloodworth
R. A. Worley
Sheffield
A. N. Baker
Pisgah, Tenn
R. L. Parsons
Tr Messrs. Hardeman
Delrose, Tenn
Irving Reilly
Chattanooga, Tenn
S. S. Broadus
Harris
Walter Morris
Monteagle
Alberta Wall
Sarah Bloodworth
George Bloodworth
William Steed
Trinity
R. G. Cortner
Mrs. C. B. Sanders and Baby
Mrs. S. D. Johnson
Emerson McCulloch
Montgomery
Rainey’s Fashion Parlor
Jackson St
Gnor Gaur
Princess
Edward Sivley
P. W. Sandlin
Margaret Sandlin
Daniel Sandlin
Clendenan
Julia Clendenan
Roseland Dance Hall
Fanny Darrell
Price
E. C. Price
Chappel
Edith Fussell
James Garnett
J. P. Mitchell, Jr
Annie Windham
Biringham
Mss
Thornton Taylor
C. W. Taylor
Belle Mina, Ala
Axa
Deauville
Deauville France
Mile
Suzy
Bremond
D'Ars
London Fashion
Dixie Forn
Lawrenceburg
Goitre
Dillehay Brothers
Mrs. Brown
THE
Maytag Company
Newton, Iowa
Ferdom
Tennessee Valley Maytag Company
N. Court St
Florence
Ala
2Nd Ave
Chestnut St
Gadsden
Tennessee Valley Maytag
Bank St
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