Society Misses Morsbach And Brown Honored At Jackson Street Party
Reid Sherard Jr hosted a refined gathering at his parents home on Jackson street. Guests included Miss Isa Morsbach of Cincinnati and Miss Betty Brown of Belton both resting there, with Edith Puscell Charles Malone Bennie Malone Leo Wright and others as party guests assisted by Mrs. Roland Gray and Frances Mason. Invitations extended for a Decatur tea at Central Baptist church on Thursday at 4 oclock with Welfare Pilot Garden Civic Literary and Music clubs expected to attend.
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Morsbach
Brown
Reid Sherard, Jr
Jackson Street
Isa. Morsbach
Cincinnati
Ohio
Betty Brown
Belton
Edith Puscell
and Meesers
Charles
Bennie Malone
Leo Wright
Tommy Lee
Billy Wyker
Malcolm Austelle
Charlies Matthews, Jr
Roland Gray
Frances Mason
Decatur
Central Baptist Church
Seneca Burr
N. R. A. Tgo
Kipling
Mary D. Simpson
Master Withers Peebles, Jr
Withers G. Peebles
Mooresville
Texas Missing in New York Tea and Wedding Plans
A society page item notes a tea hosted by the League of Women Voters and other groups to discuss the National Recovery Act campaign. It also details Miss Evelyn Price and Mr Thomas Walker Jr set to wed September 2 at First Methodist Church with a large wedding party and music plans. A Central Methodist Sunday school class hosts a watermelon cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Eastern Star Chapters
American Legion Auxiliary
Central Methodist Sunday School
L. B. Smith
Evelyn Price
W. F. Price
Thomas R. Walker, Jr
Boston
Mass
First Methodist Church
Lois Green
Birmingham
Kenneth Griffith
Ida Bell Price
J. J. Swenson
Charles Dill
Pensacola
Fla
Mamie Lowe Walker
Kitty Bacon
New Orleans, la
Martha Hagan
Birming
Personal notices from Athens and nearby cities
A string of local social items notes travels and visits. Mr. and Mrs. E.S. Lloyd and Miss Mary Jervis, with Mrs Ann Lovelace, depart for the Century of Progress in Chicago. Several families visit relatives in South Carolina and Alabama while others host houseguests in Athens. Ponsonby Kyle at Dothan is ill. Wires report slight improvement. William Horace Levin and Mrs. Horace Levin announce the birth of a son August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponsonby Kyle
State Laboratory
Dothan
Ala
Horace Levin
William Horace
Edward G. Robinson in The Little Giant at Princess
The Little Giant stars Edward G. Robinson as a gangster who tries high society life turning to tea dances and polo. Mary Astor co stars as the leading woman in this comedy about a bootleg boss who discovers he has been trimmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underworld
Edward G. Robinson
United States
Little Giant
Robinson
Hollywood
Mary Astor
Nashville Visitors Spend Time With Hamiltons
Nashville visitors Mrs J H Head and her children James Jr and Rosemary are staying with Judge and Mrs F M Hamilton for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Head
James, Jr
Rosemary
Nashville
F. M. Hamilton
1500 Farmers at Annual Meeting Study Crop Plan
The Alabama agricultural meeting discussed soil strata and station work from Auburn to the Gulf as the state expands its experimental system. Dean Funchess cited under consumption and advised livestock farming in the Black Belt to replace risky cotton, urging cost reductions to preserve profits amid rising production. Goode praised the state department of agriculture for farmer protection and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Auburn
Tennessee Valley
Belle Mina
Tennessee Line
Gulf
Satsumas
Black Belt
Dean Funchess
Goode
State Department of Agriculture
Tomatoes Take Center Plate In Home Cooked Meals
Readers are advised to use ripe home grown tomatoes as a vitamin rich substitute when citrus is scarce. The article offers serving ideas from breakfast to dinner, including stuffed tomatoes, tomato juice cocktails, and tomato based sauces, with detailed stuffing and baking tips.
Territorial Farm Meeting Voices Support in Limestone County
In Alabama a farm demonstration program drew county agents and farmers including John Finley of Florence and Milton Grissom of Limestone. Judge Baynard L. Malone endorsed the state experiment system, praising the Tennessee Valley Valley and urging continued support. A near unanimous vote favored holding a similar gathering next year at the farm grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Mississippi River
John Finley
Florence
Milton Grissom
Limestone
Baynard L. Malone
Decatur
Tennessee River
Publisher's Body Found in River near Coshocton
In Coshocton Ohio a 61 year old paper publisher Fred Wallace was found bound and weighted down in the river near the city. The coroner and prosecutor opened an inquiry into the publisher's disappearance with no clear theory of death or suspects. Wallace was the chief editor of the Coshocton paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Ohio
Fred Wallace
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Harold Walker
William Jenkins
LaFayette
Julian Harris
Jeff D. Henry
James B. Shelton
Robert Henry
Montgomery
Master Peebles
Minnie J. Pullen
Waco
Tex
Joe Duncan
Billy and
Maryleen
Points
South Carolina
Augusta Evans
Greer-Bragg
Benevolent Hospital
Mrs. W. H. Day
James Dobbs
South
Beulah Cooper
Hart- Selle
Miss Jewel Cooper
M. S. Workman
Europe
Paris
France
Mamie Thompson
Eleanor Walker
Athens
Evelyn Thompson
Paul McKnight
Shelbyville, Tenn
H. C. McKnight
Prospect Drive
H. D. Barnum
Ferry Street
Mrs. T. M. Harvey
Roy Wyatt, Jr
E. B. Finley
Knoxville, Tenn
George Wells
Petersburg
Tenn
H.C. McKnight
Finley
McKnight
Ewell Bims Moss
New York City
Mildred
Geraldine Ash
W. L. Marshall
Iane Henderson
L. P. Troup
Mrs
H. H. Ash
Doris
Geraldine
Mrs. Ash
G. D. Whiting
Boaz
Allen W. Lee
Robert
Attalla, Ala
A.H. Nabors
A. H. Nabors
Pelham, Ala
Fairfax Hall
Shenandoah Valley
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lithia A
John Noble Maxwell
Park Station
Waynesboro
Iary Astor
Homicide
Princess
Goidel
Sistie
Buzzie
Grandpa
Roosevelt
Highland, N
Washiton
Curtis Dall
Highland
White House
Hyde Park
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
Decatur Daily Fashion Bureau
New York, N
Sister Mary
Mary
NEA Service
Rive
Wallace
Apome
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