Society Notes Highlight Church Activities and Social Events
The Ninth Street Methodist Service Class plans a Friday picnic meeting at 5 30 at the church before driving to Green Gables. Miss Margaret Ann Rogers hosts a spend the night party with friends from East Church Street including Nancy Worth Jones and Kathryn Edwards from Atlanta. Reed Rogers and others return from Hot Springs after two weeks. Alpha Bible Class holds a 4 pm Friday meeting at Central Baptist. Rebecca Harvey and Dorothy Cherry attend a Tuesday Bird Springs picnic with other guests and chaperones Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold. Westminster church women host a picnic for the local baseball team at Woodall s on the Moulton Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Methodist Church
C. M. Tyndall
Green Gables
Margaret Ann Rogers
East Church Street
Nancy Worth Jones
Jane Harris
Marge Penick Jones
Kathryn Edwards
Atlanta, Ga
Bird Springs
Rebecca Harvey
Nashville
Dorothy Cherry
Ludlow
Edith Doas
Mabel Wear
Elizabeth Berry
Carolyn Lentz
Katherine Harvey
Alice Kendall
Messers
Eddie Stolts
R. W. Mullin
Dudley Byars
al Harvey
Jewel Smith
Henry Kendall
George Nunn
Carl Doss
R. B. Masterson
James Arnold
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Woodall’s
Moulton Pike
Washington visit and local personals gossip from Athens
Mrs. William Steed and son Billy Jr. return from Washington visit. Numerous local residents and out of town guests are noted visiting or staying with relatives in Athens and surrounding areas, including Birmingham Nashville and Valdosta with a mix of illnesses travels and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steed
Billy, Jr
Jack Spratt
Washington
Charles Crow
Charles, Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Quivering nerves relief with Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Advert shows women under stress urged to use Lydia E Pinkham remedy. Claims 98 of 100 women report benefit. Text presents feeling of burden and irritability and life improvement promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkprwenima
Morgan County to Plant More Winter Cover Crops
Farm agent H. Gibbons declares Morgan County will plant more winter cover crops this fall than ever before. He notes cotton money arriving soon will fund vetch and peas, improving soil, enriching fields, and boosting farmer prosperity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gibbons
Morgan County
Mr. Gibbons
New Roof Installed At Albany Grain Co
Workmen from Southern Sheet Metal Works complete finishing touches on a new roof for the Albany Grain and Coal Company warehouse on East Davis Street. A six man crew toiled a week for over 100 squares of metal, with a paint contract to be let soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Sheet Metal Works
Abany Grain and Coal Cmpany
East Davis Street
Grain Company
Curtis Again Ties Golf Course Record at Valley County
Bill Curtis matched the Valley County Club course record with a 34. The mark is shared with George Curtis and A. C. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Curtis
Valley County Club
George Curtis
A. C. Bailey
Local residents head to Chicago Century of Progress Exposition
Bia plans an early departure for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Exposition and will be away about a week. Miss Mary Frances Smith of Pulaski Tennessee visits cousin Miss Mary Allen Smith on East Vine Street. George Homer Smith spends the week with relatives in Pulaski. Rob Hildreth of Tuscaloosa visits here this week. Al Jones visits his aunt Mrs C M Kortchet in Memphis Tennessee.
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Bia
Chicago
Til
Mary Frances Smith
Pulaski, Tenn
Mary Allen Smith
East Vine Street
George Homer Smith
al Jones
Mrs. C. M. Kortchet
Memphis, Tenn
Working Man Arliss Story Opens at Princess
George Arliss stars in The Working Man a Warner Bros. feature opening Friday at the Princess. As Reeves the grumpy head of a great manufacturing firm he faces a fierce battle within his own company amid humor and drama with a cast of all star calibre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Warner Bros
Millonaire
Arliss
Reeves
Hollywood
Ray Accepts Post at Ligon's Store in Belle Mina
R. J. Ray of Belle Mina accepts a position at Ligon's store as an experienced dry goods and ready-to-wear salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Ray
Belle Mina
Ligon’s
Mr. Ray
Pattern 1579 by Anne Adams for Junior Dress
The Decatur Daily Pattern Department offers pattern 1579 by Anne Adams for sizes 12 to 20 with a chic yoke bodice and puff sleeves. Includes illustrated step by step instructions and costs 15 cents for pattern, 15 cents for the catalog, or 25 cents for catalog and pattern. Mail orders to New York City address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Changes Adopted on Barber and Beauty Shop Working Hours
Deputy administrator announces substitutions to blanket hours for barbers and beauticians under the President's Re employment Agreement. The code sets 48 hour weeks for staff, 40 hour caps for clerical workers, and prohibits under 16 employment with conditions for managers. Firms may sign the agreement after complying with substituted provisions.
NRA Reorganization Under PRA Cuts Red Tape
The PRA or President’s Re-employment Agreement streamlines war recovery by placing NRA planning under a five member youth led board including Rob ert Stevens and Lieutenant Johnston. The system moves proposals quickly to General Johnson for final orders and ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRA
General Johnson
Kilbourne Johnson
Army
Robert T. Stevens
W. M Leiserson
E. R. Stettinus
R. K. Straus
Johnston
Fellowship Class Will Enjoy Picnic
The Fellowship Bible class of Central Baptist church will hold a picnic this evening at Woodall's at 6 30. The Bonanza quartet will perform several vocal selections as part of the entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Bible Class
Central Baptist Church
Woodall’s
Bonanza Quartette
Urban centers seek clarity after confusing food warning
Citizens from urban and industrial centers sent writings and wires demanding explanations as a warning caused bewilderment. Peek has kept busy drafting explanatory letters since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peek
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Stairs Lift Breath As Woman Drops Seven Pounds
A 53 year old woman 5 ft tall weighed 154 lbs last year and reports losing 7 lbs to 147. Dressing weight. She can now run up stairs without gasping and looks fitter according to observers. The ad promotes Kruschen Salts claiming she gained energy and health during weight reduction.
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Reed Rogers
E. E. Hargrove
R. McRae
F. E. Taylor
Hot Springs
Ark
Alpha Bible
Ludlow, Ky
Lewis C. Brown
East LaFayette Street
Emma Openhagen
Birmingham
Stella Oberdorfer
Nell Wilhite
Grant Street
James Godfrey
East Sherman Street
East Cain Street
J. W. Murphy
Ruby
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mary Jervis
E. 8. Lloyd
Ann Lovelace
Athens
O. F. McCulloch
C. A. Edwards
Johnston Street
Percy
Miss Valley South
Blountaville, Ala
Roy Smith
Roy Harrin
Jimmy Mitchell
Myrtle McLemore
Christine McCulloch
Moulton
Mrs
Arthur McCulloch
Westside
J. T. Redding
Jack
Covington, Ky
Margaret and
Edna Earle Plemmons
Valdosta, Ga
John A. Thomason
Oak Street
Lula Buchanan
Gadsden
Hugh Curry
Jean Drinkard
Sarah Drinkard
Falkville
J. A. Thomason
B. J. Nelson
West Church Street
Frances Mason
Atlanta
Doris Bell
C. H. Burke
Dorothy Jane
Jimmy
James H. Henson
H. L. Kirby
Burke
E. D. Bailey, Jr
Bill Porter
Miss T. Porter
Tuscum
Princess
Madge Evans
Frank Morgan
Harry Langdon
Alews Milestone
United Artists Picture
Disraeli
Gibbons
Albany Grain Co
Curtis
Rob Hildredth
Tuscaloosa
Jessie Costello
Salem
Mass
THE
Decatur Daily
J.C. Penney
ROA
Heert
Drew Pearson and
Robert $. Allen
Cuba
Welles
State Department
NRA
George N. Peek
Husky Federal Farm Relief
Congress
Farm Relief Act
Fairfax Hall Por
Shenandoah Valley
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lithia
John Noble Maxwell
Park Station
Waynesboro
America
Fortune’s
Fortune
Caddell Drug Co
Caddell
Hudnut
Goidel
Clopton
Acorner
Second Ave
Moulton St
Cannon
Chambray and Ginghams, Yard
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