If We Play the Game and Faithful Church Activities
Poem by James Edward Hungerford from Psychology periodical opens sequence. Then a local report notes circles of the Woman's Missionary Society meeting at East Walnut street hosted by Mrs. Madge Alexander with Bible study led by Mrs. W. R. Holland and assistants. Other items include Baptist Young People camp at Lacey Springs with Decatur church participants and a Luke study by First Presbyterian women led by Mrs. John W. Jones.
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James Edward Hungerford
First Meth T
Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Madge Alexander
East Walnut Street
W. R. Holland
F. H. Pointer
W. A. Brown
J. G. Finley
Circle Three
Lacey Springs
Decatur Baptist Church
Misses Phyllis
Evelyn
Jeanne
Betty Giles
Gladys Garnett
Mabel Ann Hanson
Stella Meadors
Mildred Burkstresser
Mary Vernon
Nell Beach Dix
Jessie Mae Montgomery
Julia Wert Hildreth
Ben Martin
John Emory Burkstresser
Preult Cartwright
Foster Bailey
First Presbyterian Church
John W. Jones
Jones
H. D. Barnum
Woman's Auxiliary
Country Club
Effie Mae Winslow Crowned Queen of Junaluska
Effie Mae Winslow of Greenville N C was chosen queen by southern belles at the M E Church South assembly. The event was hosted by Mrs Russell Breeding with Mrs J T Nelson presiding and Miss Mary Darnell and Miss Mary Broadus participating. A social hour and refreshments followed.
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T. E. Baker
L. A. Keel
Atlanta, Ga
Syrgley and
Thomas
Tuscumbia
Tuscumbia Springs Park
Lula Mae Srygley
Mrs. Thomas
Dorene
Ruby Srygley
Frank Armour
J. R
Walter Craig
Charles, Raymond
Bessie Mae Baker
Effie Mae Winslow
Greenville
N. C
Junaluska
M. E. Church
South
Russell Breeding
J. T. Nelson
Mary Darnell
Mary Broadus
Mary Henderson
Morristown
Tenn
Thelma Goodwin
Albertville
Ala
Maureen Bobbitt
Misses Henderson
Goodwin
Margaret Harrison
Carolyn Fussell
Frances Mason
Elizabeth Malone
Loudie Moore Pointer
Mary Jones
Russellville
Julia Leigh Lynne
Thelma Hatfield
Evelyn Irwin
Allene Draper
Mesdames
C. W. Knight
F. D. Peebles
Farl Lee
Thomas Harvey
P. J. Brown
Raphael Sartor
Charles Harvey
L. M. Huff
Mary Thomas
Friends and relatives travel and visit in Mt Pleasant area
Many readers are noted visiting and traveling. Mrs M C Dugger improves slowly after a long illness and is able to walk a few steps. Numerous friends and relatives, including families from Ferraday La Do than Panama City and New Orleans, visit and stay in Mt Pleasant and nearby towns, with several motor trips planned to St Louis Huntsville and Chattanooga.
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M. C. Dugger
Mt. Pleasant
Tenn
McMillan Attends A Family Reunion
Claude McMillan of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company has returned from South Carolina where he attended a family reunion. He reports an enjoyable visit with relatives from several states who gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude McMillan
Louisvile and Nashville Railroad Company
South Carolina
Mr. McMillan
Malone Pool Water Carnival Attracts Large Entrants
Malone pool management reports many entries for the Water carnival with North Alabama swimmers and divers to compete for cash prizes Friday night. The event drew swimmers from Tennessee Valley communities and drew a large crowd of spectators. another big crowd was expected as the program begins at eight o'clock Friday evening.
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Malone Pool
North Alabama
Tennessee Valley
Women Learn Grace Walking With Books On Heads
Chicago teacher Lester Essig runs a charm school teaching women to walk with hips as the center of grace. Pupils balance books on their heads to reduce shoulder wiggle and hip shake, aided by Carmen Sylvia and motion pictures to judge progress amid make up and clothing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lester Essig
Essig
Carmen Sylvia
University of Missouri
Death Treasure review highlights romance and mystery
A serialized tale titled Death Treasure blends thrilling romance and adventure. Veronica Seabroke aids a fugitive, racing a gunboat toward sanctuary in France, with vivid characters and a cleverly crafted plot that rewards astute readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walling
Veronica Seabroke
France
Grenofen
Mystery of Newplace Abbey and the Pell Murder
Veronica is trusted by Congress ist, led into daring adventures for her sake. Roger Pell comes to Newplace Abbey to hunt buried treasure but finds hatred intrigue and tragedy. Marling is Pell’s bitter enemy, while Martin Somerfield offers a startling theory about the murder. Commander Seabroke, Veronica’s father, sparks humor with his bluster and deference to his wife.
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Veronica
Roger Pell
Newplace Abbey
Bertram Fotherbury
Pell
Marling
Newplace
Martin Somerfield
England
Seabroke
Roulette
Sisters Enliven Radio Revue in Morning Mail Scene
In San Francisco on August 13 to the Clark sisters Lilah and the eynecoated trio bring a radio revue to life as they await the morning mail, delivering a lighthearted stage moment amid broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Clark Sisters
Morning Mail
Lilah
Woman Leader Defying Deneen Leads 1930 Senate Battle
Chicago Congresswoman Ruth Hanna McCormick and Senator Frank de Deneen are shaping a fierce 1930 Republican senatorial contest. McCormick seeks the first woman Senate seat, while Deneen campaigns against prohibition and allied reform factions. Local loyalties split Cook County figures, with downstate blocs aligned to Governor Glenn and other officials amid a tense political landscape.
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Walter T. Brown
Associated Press
Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Congress
Charles 8
Hilfenois
Mte Cormick
Senate
Deneen
S. Cormick
Medill McCormick
Cook County
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Thompson
McCormick
Mark Hanna
Mrs. McCormick
Bee Highway Opens Between Hartselle and Catur
Road crews keep the new Bee route between Hartselle and Catur in good condition while traffic uses the dirt roadway now open for regular travel. The project aims to maintain a steady flow on the improved highway segment.
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Bee
Hartselle
Catur
A Great
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