Birthday Party for Carolyn Sue and Club News
Society notes describe a birthday party with ice cream cookies and pink decorations. Guests include Alva Richards Sidney Finnell Billy Wright June Lowe and many others. Miss Odom assisted. Junior Zetomen Club met at Central Methodist Church with Edith Doss presiding and a Christian Homemaking talk. Mrs Reeves and Miss Dix honored bride Inez Thombs with a silver gift dinner at Cornelian Court Hotel. Dinner at the Dinsmore home featured guests from St Petersberg and Washington with roses as centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Sue
Alva Margaret Richards
Sidney Finnell
Billy Wright
June Clyde Lowe
Billy Lowe
Sandra Neher
Nancy Beor Malone
Beverly Nebrig
Otto Nebrig, Jr
Jeanette Gamble
Kathryn D. Gamble
Jane Gamble
Norma -Faye Delmore
Nancy Dean Delmore
Berbon NeSmith
Bobby Bell
Betty Jo Wear
Mary Ann Blackwell
Zela Hough Simpson
Tommy Simpson
Mona Ray Kelley
Plan McBride
Stewart Weaver
Barbara Jean Meadows
Bill Woodard, Jr
Rebecca Allen White
Baby Frances Dews
Carolyn Dews
Martha Owens
Odom
Roberta Winton
Mary Magdalene Hulme
Vin Tulu Templeton
Frances Milt
Central Methodist Church
Lena Harvey
Anna Belle Minor
Carl Patterson
Edith Doss
Opal Caynar
J. W. Darrah
Reeves
Dix
W. P. Reeves
Sheffield
Mary Vernon Dix
J. Foster Barnwell, Jr
Inez Thombs
Cornelian Court Hotel
Barnwell
Claudia Thombs
Ben Britnell
W. J. Duncan
Sherman
Ea Burleson
St. Petersberg
Fla
Betty Burleson
Kitty Sanne
Davis
Pettey
Albert Peck
Kitty Prewett
Betty Burlésoh
W. M. Dinsmore
Personal notes tell of visits and travels across several states
Miss Pete Hamilton of Raleigh is a guest of Dr and Mrs B F Tingle. Mr and Mrs B C Porch of Mapleville Alabama visit the Tingles. F M Sisk returns from a vacation to Pensacola and Panama City Florida. James Valentine Pruett of Town Creek Alabama visits relatives of F M Biak. Mrs Earl Smith and family stay with Br W P Baugh in Pulaski Tennessee attending the Daily Festival. Mary Ellen Smith plans to return Sunday from Cincinnati. H R Davis heads to Hot Springs for a vacation. Leo Humphrey and son Ronnie return from a visit to Birmingham. James Godfrey and family from Opelika visit Mrs EB L Thompson who is improving at Hamill's Clinic. N R Carrell and wife visit uncle and aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Godfrey
Opelika
EB. L. Thompson
Hamil
Fashionable Weekends and Travel Plans Amid Local Notices
Several Birmingham residents announce weekend visits and travels. Miran Mie Dow Patterson will visit her parents Otto and spouse Reneau Carrell plans a two week Grey Bull Wyoming vacation with wife and baby. Others include Roy Hendrix and sons in town, Ras Se and Pryor family visiting Houston, Roberta McLaurin returning to Mmpalias Texas after a stay with J B Fleming, and Barbara Sutherland visiting with friends. A mention of a fashion bath towel outfit by Claire Ellis displayed at Cape May beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miran Mie Dow Patterson, TH
Birmingham
Otto Fischer
Reneau Carrell
Grey Bull
Wyoming
Inventors Expo Highlights Dry-Dunking Doughnut and New Plates
At the New York Inventors Exhibition on display are a baked-in handle doughnut for dry dunking and novel "Spell-it" license plates. Ida Marvin of Brooklyn demonstrates keeping dunkers' knuckles dry while claimants tout easier plate recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edisons
New York
Ida Marvin
Brooklyn
Namie
The Business Girl and Beauty Diet Advice
Health columnist Ruth Husse y promotes eating for beauty with calm mealtime, moderation, and healthful routines. Avoid noisy meals and praise proper digestion, while cautioning cosmetics cannot compensate for neglect of health. Readers may submit beauty questions to the Beauty Box Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral
Mrs Mc Culloch Heads For Lake Junaluska Visit
Home for a short visit by Mrs. Mc Culloch before she departs on a motor trip to Lake Junaluska North Carolina.
Make This Model at Home Suited for a School Maid
Anne Adams Pattern 4205 offers a dress with ruffle sleeves and bodice panel, plus a separate blouse and skirt in contrasting fabrics. Includes a jaunty wool jacket with round collar and square pockets. Sizes 6 8 10 12 14. fabric guidance and price 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur
New York, N. Y
Boat fogbound crew returns after Squalus lift
A 35 foot power boat carrying AP men docked safely at Portsmouth after fogbound night in sheltered water. On board were John F Chester AP Bureau chief Boston J F Nicholson traffic bureau chief Boston and George Scadding photographer Nicholson formerly lived in Miami Fla.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Associated Press
John F. Chester
Boston
J. F. Nicholson
George Scadding
Nicholson
Miami
Fla
Alabama industries employ about 120000, directory says
An industrial directory published by the Alabama State Chamber of Commerce shows roughly 120000 persons are employed by Alabama industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Industries
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
Language trouble at trial in Tampa
In a Tampa trial a defendant spoke only broken English while witnesses could speak Spanish. The judge understood none of it, prompting the prosecutor to object in English. The court translated testimony for several minutes before resuming in English mixed with broken English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
John R. Himes
Himes
Pride in his sons costs father life
In New York a father Bayron 40 extolled his sons Peter junior welterweight PAL champion and Charles bantamweight champion. A man in the crowd jeered and fatally stabbed Bayron during the ensuing dispute. The crowd says the assailant fled and Bayron died of a heart wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael
Bayron
Peter
Police Athletic League
Charles
Birmingham Southern Speech Arbiter Quietly Withholds Diplomas
The SPEECH ARBITER chairman of a faculty committee at Birmingham Southern College is authorized to withhold diplomas from students who show marked deficiencies in written and spoken English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham-Southern
Evergreen truck market spurs 2000 acres in Conecuh crop drive
With support from the Alabama State Chamber of Commerce a truck market at Evergreen led to about 2000 acres planted in vegetables in Conecuh County this season. Farmers earned around $68000 from crop sales in a boost to the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
Conecuh County
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Deliciou
W. W. Dinsmore
Loyd Dinsmore
Pete Hamilton
Raleigh, N. C
B. F. Tingle
8. C. Porch
Mapleville, Ala
Porch
Loraine Tingle
Mrs. F. M_ Sisk
Pensacola
Panama City
Florida
James Valentine Pruett
Town Creek
Ala
Mr. and
F. M. Biak
W. P. Baugh
Earl Smith
Joe Baugh
Phil Baugh
Pulaski, Tenn
Mary Ellen Smith
Cincinniati
Ohio
Hot Springs
Anti
Leo Humphrey
Ronnie
Don Beauchamp
Robert Nabors
Mrs. N. R. Carrell
Roy Hendrix and Sons
Birmngham
W. H. Winton
Grant Street
Ras
Nathan Pryor
Houston
Texas
Roberta McLaurin
Mmpalias
J. B. Fleming
Barbara Sutherland
Louise Carrell
N. R.carrell
Byron Carrell
A. P.I
Auburn
G. E. Price
Memorial Drive
Mrs
FP. L. Ryan
Miami, Piorida
Tom Tingle
Wake Forrest College
North Carolina
B. FP. Tingle
Mrs. Lamar
Cullman
Ate Tee
T. H. Johnson
Langsdale
L. L. McCulloch
Claire Ellis
Cape May
N. J
Goidel
Molomy
Rey
Sly
Ea the
Volo
Vastor
PONS
Tom
Harriers
Helen Follett
Ruth Hussey
Beauty Box
America
Lipton
Ceylon Gardens
Lipton's Tea
Good Housekeeping Bureau
E. S. Ownbey
Mark
Penney’s New
Dept
Penney
Gaymode
P.S
J.C. Penney Co
Leith Stevens
Our Gang
JOY Scouts
Raymond Hatton
Mary Hart
Popeye the Sailor
BeHon
South
WAL Rough
Senobie
Ie Nan Nese
Stepin
Happy Hal Byrnes
Radio
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