Miss Hilda Carpenter Hosts Elegant Tea Dance
A turkey afternoon tea dance at Valley Country Club featured Miss Hilda Carpenter as hostess with guests including Miss Lillie Mae Dean of Oneonta and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hunt Jr. Festive attire and red punch set the mood as gardens and lanterns complemented the setting. A lawn party for Miss Rebecca Harvey of Nashville showcased hospitality, treasure hunts, and a late-evening spread on Gordon Drive. The event also notes upcoming Eastern Star chapter meetings and a Tuesday rock party hosted by Leroy McEntire Jr.
Personal notes of visitors and travelers in town
Ralph Preuit of Patteview Als visits Leroy McEntire Jr. Miss Ines Sullivan stays with Nashville friends. Mrs E Patterson and daughter Patey return from Chattanooga. Mrs Kortrecht returns to Memphis after visiting Skeggs family. James Mitchell from Fort McClellan visits Irvin Mitchell. Miss Mary Bronaugh visits Huntsville. Mr. and Mrs. Herman West of Nashville guests of the Troups. Ada and Anna Delaney visit Elizabeth McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash from Memphis visiting Seneca Burr. The Smiths and two children motor to Pulaski to visit relatives. Mrs B D Wright visits M R Russell in Hartselle. William and twin daughters to be guests of Mrs C A Edwards from Fort Smith. Napier couple leaving for Boaz to make home. Fred Stutz of Miami to visit James H. Johnson. Rev E N Hart seriously ill at home. Edward L Thompson returns to Florence after visit. Mims Rogers of Florence and Billy Francis of Greenville visit Bowles. Elizabeth Leftwich of North Carolina visits Anne Peebles Richardson in Mooresville. Mrs R E Hewlett ill at home on Ferry Street. Woolsey Finnell Jr returns from Camp McClellan with training. Finnell joins for weekend. Mrs William Connor of Florence visits the Wallace home. Margaret Liston leaves for Nashville to train as a nurse missionary. Rev R T Liston returns home to Richlands after visit. Ethel Harrison returns from Aniston. W L George and Kermit George with Mary Kate George and others hosted by Mrs Mary E Hodges.
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Paul Puckett
Frances Lile
Martha Emens
Ann Peebles
Mooresville
Ann Zeitler
Annie Peebles Richardson
Dolly Greer
Edith Pusgell
Frances Mason
Bluette Wallace
Helen Bos
Elizabeth Malone
Pointer
Gadsden
Crawford
Jane Crawford
Jacklyn Smiley
Elkins Himes
John Davis
Mary Heard
Emmie Frances Polhill
Lucille Giles
Barrett Shelton
Elizabeth Leftwich
North Carolina
John Eggleston
James King
Charles Malone, Jr
Woolsey Finnell
Julian Harris
Norman Harris
John Henry Bitting
J. H. Jones
Billy
Wedding invitation from Preult of Pittview Alabama
Preult of Pittview Alabama invites guests to a 7 30 oclock wedding. Mr and Mrs W L Byars of invitees and details remain in local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preult
Pitteview
Ala
W. L. Byars
Missing Negro in Capture Case Sparks Legal Row
Judge Foster ruled officials lacked authority to intervene as three ILD attorneys left under guard. Birmingham police reports of molestation attempts at Tuscaloosa station were denied by Major Jemison. ILD secretary Patterson accused Foster of permitting lynch lawyers, while Foster called for a grand jury probe and said he did not know transfers to Birmingham were happening.
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New York
Frank Irwin
Birmingham
Foster
ILD
National Guard
City
Amps
Tuscaloosa
Torrey Jemison
Foster Bunday
Court to rule on tabernacle pulpit dispute
The Rev. Joe Jeffers and the Rev. Dale Crowley contest control of the Jonesboro tabernacle pulpit as guards protect the church building. A deputy remains on duty until the court decision, amid a period with a special travel rate set by the Southern and ICC approval for a two and a half month window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jeffers
Dale Crowley
Tabernacle
Jeffers
Jonesboro
Roberts
Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Church Row Breaks Out In Arkansas
In Jonesboro Arkansas officers broke up services at the Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle after factional strife. About 2 000 persons attended when four members were arrested on a charge of assault with deadly weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Jonesboro
Ark
Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle
Ticket Volume Surges Under One and a Half Cent Rate
Southern Railway reports a 100 percent rise in ticket volume since the June 15 special rate of one and a half cents per mile. Local agent W G Roberts said the increase is substantial though total revenue shows only a small gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway Company
W. G. Roberts
Revenue Board Meeting Handles Routine Bills at Courthouse
Morgan county board of revenue met in a regular session at the courthouse. The sole business was checking and paying monthly bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Board
Morgan County Board of Revenue
Houston Farmers to Get 236000 in Government Checks
Houston county farmers will receive government checks totaling 236000 for plowing under 16940 acres of cotton. Officials estimate the destruction will cut county cotton production by more than 7000 bales, according to agricultural experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Ala
Houston County
Plan to Rebuild Morgan County Negro School
Prof. George T. Woodruff, Morgan County superintendent of education, is in Hartselle to discuss rebuilding the Morgan County training school for negroes, destroyed by fire in March 1932. The school opened its fall term in an old lodge hall, using church auditoriums and other buildings since the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Woodruff
Hartselle
Morgan County Training School
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James Rankin
Billy McNeill
Otis Jeffries
Russell Lynne
Wilbur Bailey
Early Phinizy, Jr
Ben Martin
Charlie Malone
Billy Wyker
Fussell Brothers
Mack Brothers
Charles Matthews, Jr
Frank Thompson
Sam White
Tommy Lee
Reeder Banks
Bobby Banks
Ben Holmes
Mims Rogers
Ference
Edwin Neville
Walter Morris
Des Moines
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Jack Soper
Lester Smith
Florence
PARTY
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Katherine Harvey
Rebecca Harvey
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Mabel Wear
Mildred Motes
Elizabeth Berry
Virginia Hardin
Edith Doss
Jane Armfield
Dorothy Cherry
Ludlow
Bessie Boyd Ross
Mary Briscoe
Opal Cavanar
Aleda Wright
Tuscumbia
Fay Ward
Baltimore
Edna Gillian
Doris Berry
Matrie Shumate
Mary Otte
Lena Harvey
Newt Hardy
al Harvey
Thurman Ashford
Marion Stone
Carl Doss
George Nunn
Chink Thornhill
R. W. Mullins
A. M. Smith
Wesley Cook
Robert Gillian
Charles Smith
Eddie Stoltz
Triana
Henry Kendall
Otis Harbinson
Roy Doss
Dudley Byars
Blogourd
Paul Bryant
Fred Eaves
Andy Stoltz
Tommie Bowen
Herman Lambert
Johnny Harvey
Jimmie Arnold
Miss Floy Doss
Eastern Star
Mary Lou Dancy
Bank Street
Mizpah
Mic
Johnston Stree
Leroy McEntire, Jr
Rock
Ralph
Ralph Preuit
Patteview
Als
Ines Sullivan
Nashville,Tenn
8. E. Patterson
Patey
Chattanooga
C. M. Kortrecht
Memphis, Tenn
Henry A. Skeggs
James Mitchell
Fort McClellan
Anniston
Brother
Irvin Mitchell
Mary Bronaugh
Huntsville
Herman West
Nashville, Tenn
H. O. Troup
Ada and
Anna Delaney
Leighton, Ala
Elizabeth McMillan
Charles Nash
Seneca Burr
G. H. Smith
Pulaski, Tenn
William Orton
Fort Smith, Ark
C. A. Edwards
Willie Mae
Ortie Mae
Will Napier
Boaz, Ala
Fred Stutz
Miami, Fla
James H. Johnson
E. N. Hart
Sherman Street
Edward Lewis Thompson
Billy Francis
Greenville, Miss
Thomas Bowles, Jr
Anne Peebles Richardson
R. E. Hewlett
Woolsey Finnell, Jr
Camamp McClellan
Finnell
William Connor
B. P. Wallace
Margaret Liston
R. T. Liston
Nashvile
Miss Liston
Africa
Southern Presbyterian Church
R T. Liston
Richlands
Ethel Harrison
W. L. George
Kermit George
Kate George
Delrose
Callie Bonnie
Mary Jones
Prospect
Mary E. Hodges
Meagher
Chidren
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Fortune's
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Princess
Legs, Law and Love
J. Phineas Stevens
Pirate of the Law
Madge Evans
Frank Morgan
Universal News Reel
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Mickey Mouse
the Mad Doctor
Goidel
Houston
Fairfax Hall
Lithia Drinking Water
John Noble Maxwell
Park Station
Wayneshere
Sterchi
Arriv
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Terchi
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