Wedding Bells Quietly Tie Two Hearts at Baptist Church
A wedding took place on Saturday August 4 at the Baptist church with Dr James Smith performing the ceremony. Attendants were Mr and Mrs B Elis and the couple will reside at 247 Grant Street. Also announced is the engagement of Lu a to Mr L R Palmer with a August 11 wedding planned. The American Legion Auxiliary meeting has been postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solemon
the Baptist Church
James Smith
Lua
American Legion Auxilary
Martha Frances Kilgore
East Church Street
Jack Williamson
Gulf Coast
Jackson Street
R. E. Rogers
Johnston Street
Personal notices of residents traveling and visiting
Mrs. F R Hodges prepares to visit St Louis. Miss Kilgore recovers at home. Sonny Grimsley ill with whooping cough. Families plan moves at 702 Oak and 602 Ferry streets. Several locals attend events in Birmingham Chicago Tate Springs Athens and Montgomery with visits from relatives and friends. Obituaries and family news mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Hodges
St. Louis
Little Sonny Grimsley
Mrs
F. A.grimsley
Blanche Crane
Athens
B. Crawford
Athens Social News Highlights Local Weddings and Gatherings
Mrs T L Bradford and Mrs M H Holland hosted a Tuesday shower for Mrs B W Lewis with 59 guests. Price Carter of Athens and Miss Nita Taliaferro of Town Creek married at a Methodist church. Miss Mary Beauchamp wed Thomas Walton in Decatur. Bridge luncheon at Russell Erskine hotel in Huntsville featured ten tables. Dr H J Willingham from Florence visited. Martha Holthes returned from Somerset Kentucky. The Millers toured California and the western states. The Rosenal and Grisham couples enjoyed Red Boiling Springs trips. Lunsted and Cole also visited Red Boiling Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Bradford
M. H. Holland
B. W. Lewis
Price Carter
Athens
Nita Taliaferro
Town Creek
Mary Beauchamp
Athen
Thomas Walton
Decatur
A. J. Grisham
Red Boiling Springs
Tenn
R. L. Lunsted
B. A. Cole
Uncle Sam Tackles Bootleg Menace With Bottle Controls
Federal bottle contract aims to curb counterfeit liquor as glass makers distillers and authorities seal empty bottles with distiller names. Rum row smuggling and rising liquor law violator projections loom while gold smuggling profits surge via imported old gold bought from aliens and shipped through Mexico to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Choate
U. S
Mexico
United States
Pritchard Decries Lawlessness At Cullman Kiwanis Meeting
Colonel William S. Pritchard, commander of the Alabama American Legion, urges Cullman Kiwanis members to uphold the U S Constitution and maintain law and order. He condemns recent Birmingham area bombings and the Huntsville hotel room abduction of John Dean, warning such acts aid communists and anarchists and threaten American liberty.
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Cullman
Alas
William 8. Pritchard
Department of Alabama, American Legion
Cullman Kiwanis Club
Ala
American ‘Legion
Birmingham
John Dean
United Textile Worker
Flonteville
Col. Pritchard
Legionnaires
Alabama
Col Pritchard
Legion
United States
Cullman County
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
United States of America
Dean
Huntsville
America
Swanson Family Returns From Birmingham Visit
Mrs. G. E. Swanson and her children of Birmingham have returned home after visiting sister Mrs. Sim Otte. Miss Cornelia Rose Otte accompanied them to Birmingham for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
Mae Moore
Courtland
Reed Rogers
Anne Frances Harris
G. E. Swanson
Birmingham
Sim Otte
Cornelia Rose Otte
Marston Family Visits Muscle Shoals Members
Mobile Misses Marston travel to Muscle Shoals for a visit. Master John Eyster remains ill at Mrs. Charles Eyster. Mr and Mrs A H Hoff and two sons spend several days in Auburn and other South Alabama locations.
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Misses Marston
Mobile
Muscle Shoals
Master John Eyster
Charles Eyster
A. H. Hoff
Auburn
Points
South
Make This Pattern at Home 1918 Betty Dress Guide
Betty showcases a best dressed look in a neat cotton frock. Instructions explain choosing gingham or challis and optional contrasting yoke. Pattern 1918 available in sizes 8 10 12 14 with yardage details and order address for The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
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Betty
Limestone Agents Barbecue Hosts Quarterly Meeting
Limestone Agents Barbecue Hosts the quarter meeting for Brown Service Funeral Company agents in the northern district. The noon event takes place one half mile east of Athens at the old Athens barbecue grounds, with W. B Crutcher in charge. Officers attending include R. M. Lackey of Birmingham vice president H. E. Collins superintendent of North Alabama agencies and Troy Arnold superintendent of South Alabama agencies.
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Brown Service Funeral Company
Limestone County
Athens
W. B Crutcher
R. M. Lackey
Birmingham
H. E. Collins
North Alabama Agenies
Troy Arnold
South Alabama
Parker of Birmingham Visits on Business
D. H. Parker of Birmingham arrived for a business visit today.
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D. H. Parker
Birmingham
Henderson Better After Auto Crash Injury
T. J. Hi assistant field superintendent of TVA remains hospitalized at Benevolent Society hospital after a serious automobile collision on Second Avenue. He continues to show improvement this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Better
T. J. Hi
TVA
Second Avenue
Benevolent Society Hospital
Arch Threat Foretold That Haunts Vengeful Figure
Fragmentary line hints at a prophecy of doom as an arch's collapse would endanger the avenger and others he targets. The read appears as a suspenseful, ominous warning tied to a central antagonist and looming catastrophe. The tone suggests a historical or literary narrative.
Vist smaMINGHAM Mr and Mrs A lange A ee
A brief item notes a visit by Mr and Mrs A Lange to the area. The text focuses on a social call and mentions no further events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vist
Smamingham
Mrs. A. Lange A Ee
Miss Mary Vernon Dix Returns Home From Raleigh
Miss Mary Vernon Dix who had an appendectomy in Raleigh North Carolina nineteen days ago has returned home this morning. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs Paul Dix and cousin Miss Madeline Dix who went to Raleigh when Mrs Dix became ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mary Vernon Dix
Raleigh, N. C
Paul Dix
Madeline Dix
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