Peggy Davis Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Johnston Street Home
Peggy Davis delightfully entertained Thursday morning with a bridge luncheon at her parents Henry and Davis on Johnston street. Earl Lee earned the high score and Miss Mason won the consolation trophy. Guests included Mrs. Sam Stephenson and many friends, with a noon luncheon served, flowers adorning the scene and a gift presented to Mrs. Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Davis
Henry Davis
Johnston Street
Earl Lee
Miss Mason
Sam Stephenson
Davis
Charles Harvey
Thelma Hatfield
Delores Hardage
Roline Teastey
James Ratliffe
de Alva Alexander
Ernestine Kinsolving
Eleanor Harrison
Mary Jervis
Christine and Louise Almon
Vivien Fleming
Mary Matheny
Loudie Moore Pointer
Clara Berry Hunt
Suzanne Jones
Imogene Nungester
Carolyn Fussell
Mary Battle Hendrix
Elizabeth Malone
Mary Wallace Smiley
Mary Bronaugh
Sarah Blackwell
Virginis Humphrey
Ima Frances Mason
Decatur Targets Agricultural Trade With Offer of Market Access
Decatur pursues agricultural trade by offering a favorable price and assured market access. The move signals readiness to trade for favorable terms and expand regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Personal notices echo mix of travels and visits across towns
A long list of visitors and travelers fills the page. Miss Tyne Hamlin arrives from Birmingham for a few days. Mrs M N Reeves of Anions Tenn visits relatives. Dora Stewart attends Florence Normal. Mr and Mrs Jack Owens of Sheffield visit local friends. Elizabeth Bradley from Belle Mina guests here. Lewis Bradley resumes work after illness. Tulsa visitors Ruby Rowene and Marjory Waldrop return after visiting the Jones family. Numerous trips span Birmingham, Nashville, Madisonville, Moulton, and beyond with family, kin, and friends all across Alabama and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby, Rowene
Marjory Waldrop
Tulsa, Okla
Mrs. H. H. Jones
Chain Store Tax Bill Pigeonholed in Alabama Legislature
A bill to tax each chain store with five or more outlets in Alabama was placed on the adverse calendar after an opposing vote. Senator Teasley leads a two day effort if the measure shifts to the favorable calendar, keeping the bill stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Teasley
Mrs Edward Mainard to seek treatment at Crile hospital
Mrs Edward Mainard will depart Saturday for Cleveland Ohio to receive medical treatment at Crile hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mainard
Cleveland
Ohio
Crile Hospital
New Toll Lines Under Construction To Birmingham Culman and Hartselle
The Southern Bell Telephone company is building new toll lines south of town to handle rising long distance traffic. At least three lines are planned with one to Birmingham, one to Culman, and another to Hartselle. The project should significantly speed service southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Here
Birmingham
Culman
Hartselle
Temperature Report Shows 85/66 Today
The day featured a high of 85 degrees and a low of 66 as temperatures remained below typical levels over the past 24 hours.
Attention For Home Brew Bill
The Bonner Home Brew bill to regulate malt extract sales in Alabama is revived in the legislature after F. E. Burleson of Morgan moved to require a judiciary committee report. The committee must report at its next sitting as Burleson changed his vote and now backs the bill becoming law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
F. E. Burleson
Morgan
House
Judiciary Committee
Mr. Burleson
Judiciary
First Methodist Conference Tonight and Sunday Service
The third Quarterly Conference of the First Methodist church will be held this evening at 7 30 led by Doctor J B Robertson. He will also preach Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. There will be no Sunday evening service due to Pastor R T Tyler's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
J. 8. Robertson
Robertson
R. T. Tyler
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Margaret C. Shelton
Dillehay Bros
Rainey’s Fashion Parlor
Jackson St
Octagon Soap
Libby
Bill’s Grocery
Tyne Hamlin
Oatoe
M. N. Reeves
Eae
Dora Stewart
Florence Normal
Jack Owens
Howard and
Norman
Sheffield
Elizabeth Bradley
Belle Mina
Lewis Bradley
Mir. Gnd
Keneipp and Son
Carmel
C. W. Bethany
Kyle Lewter
Little Rock
W. L. Hatchett
Fayetteville
Tenn
John Hamlin
Anne
Johnny
Bonhan
Texas
W. J. Hamlin
Willie Beard
Nashville
W. N. Cowden
East Vine Street
P. L. O’bryant
Madisonville, Ky
Lillian Norris
Montgomery
Jerone
Eleanor Hogan
O.P. Sivley
Carl
Amboy, UL
Grady Little
Moulton Morrss
T. F. Wallace
Mrs
Claude Sivley
Moulton
H. E. Dryden, Jr
J. R. Daniels
Daisy Bell Parsons
R. L. Parsons
Katherine Kennedy
P. Judy
Mary
Elizabeth Collier
Ing
Florence
Guy Bowman
Columbus, C
New York City
Tre . de France
Europe
Bowman
J. W. Sadler
Huntsville
Marie Benson
Greenville, Ala
Mary and
E. F. Broadus
Louisville
S. S. Broadus
8S. S. Broadus
Charlotte Broadus
J. T. Jordan
A. C. Jordan
Iuka
Miss
P. E. Kimberly
R. G. Sherril
Lakeland, Fla
J. H. Corsbie
R. M. McGlathery
J. M. Parker
Dallas, Texas
Howard Burleson
L. J. Ramage
Annette Bradeline
France
Mile
Jacqueline Schally
America
Long
Princess
Yoffows
Sdtan
Adolphe Menjou
Ricardo. Cortez
Carol Dempster
Lya DE Putti
Marie Coralli
Dixie Market
SWIFT
Albany
J. R. Doss
Acorn Stores, Inc
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