Community gathers for young honoree party and club meeting
Worace Levin hosts a joyful birthday party for her son Billy with guests listed from Decatur and Mooresville. The Cavali ers Club held a meeting to appoint a new president as officers plan future events.
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Worace Levin
Billy
Marie
Bobbie Fa Buddy Ryan
Jimmy
Ed- Let Ratliffe
Gall Sour
Jimmy Iland Sonn
Ann
Jack Ont
Fett
Violet Virginia Ann Whe
Allen Spencer
Roy
Lone Mantels
Bill Woodert
Tae Metengnn
W. H. Rise
Juanice Griffin
Moosesville
Levin
H. N. Peurifoy
Cavaliers Club
Doc Romine
Bobby Adams
Pat
A. Club
Auxiliary President H. E. Woodruff Elected in Alabama
H. E. Woodruff of Opelika was named president of the Alabama American Legion Auxiliary at the recent convention without opposition.
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Ae H. E. Woodruff
Opelika
Alabama
American Legion
Will Rogers and Post body rites draw nation tribute
Thousands honor Will Rogers and Post as services decry loss of two national figures. Notables from government and film attend in Oklahoma and California. Mourners fill streets while crypt honors and mausoleum rites mark the end of two era’s celebrated lifeworks.
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Mair
W. R
A Ae
Post T
M. M. Evans
Landmark Missionary Baptist
Maysville
Post
Nts
Oklahoma
Ay. E. W. Mibar
Capitol
National Banks to Get a Refund
Alabama Attorney General ruled the state owes refunds to national banks for license or tax payments on mortgages or deeds dating back to 1927. The ruling suggests refunds should cover charges erroneously paid to the state, with amounts to be determined.
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Montgomery
Ala
A. A
Car- Michael
Inge Speaks at Athens Legion Chicken Stew
Dr. Marion F. Inge of Mobile, state commander of the American Legion, spoke to the Athens Post on Thursday. The event was a chicken stew held at Legion Park on the city’s eastern edge.
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Inge
Athens
Ala
Marion F. Inge
Mobile
American Legion
Legion Park
Shades for blue eyes and balancing bust in fashion tips
Dear Miss Glad offers beauty guidance from eye shadow choices to proportion tricks. Notes advise blue eyed individuals to pick blue shadows and brown eyed types to use brown or gray tones, while bust size can be visually balanced by choosing looser fits and neckline shapes. It also covers nail care for even hands and hints on using powder shadows under artificial light for blending.
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Gladys Glad
America
Miss Glad
Revival Nears in Caddo as Moulton Church Talks
The Rev J M Gibbs of Moulton preaches a revival at Caddo while Mt Hope mourns a seven year old death. Funeral at Mt Hope Church of Christ conducted by Van Bradley with burial by Brown of Tuscumbia. Local reports note visits and community appearances from Moulton residents and nearby towns.
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J. M. Gibbs
Moulton
Caddo
Ray Mitchell
Mt. Hope
Mt. Hope Church of Christ
van .A. Bradley
Phil Campbell
Brown
Tuscumbia
Lora Moody
Tom High School
Oesser
Ward
Seal Bace
Gentry
Katherine Weaver
Décatuy
Madeline Heflin
Rosa Lee Langley
Heflin
Mt. Ea
Baptist Poviver
Bonne
C. K. Parker
H. T. Mitchell
B. B. Montgomery
Fred Brackin
County Board of Revenue
Moulton Wednes
A. Springer
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Mablé Lee Biking
Everette Elkins
J. J. Sibley
A. ©. Vaughn
New Coco
Capt
Roy
OOO Boys
Congress Bills and Votes Move Through Senate and House
Senate weighs miscellaneous legislation and considers a 12 cent cotton ban proposed by Senator Byrnes. House advances votes on a modified neutrality plan. Senate yesterday passed the Guffey coal control bill. Commerce committee sidetracked ship subsidy. House instructed conferees to accept a compromise on compulsory abolition of utility holding company bill and passed a rail pension tax measure. Foreign affairs committee approves neutrality compromise.
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Senate
Byrnes
HOUSE
Commerce Committee
A . Hoube
Foreign Affairs Committee
Liverpool Weekly Cotton Statistics Snapshot
Liverpool reports weekly cotton imports totaling 19 000 bales with 2 000 American consignments. U S stock levels show 16 000 bales, with 2 000 bales of American origin.
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Liverpool
107 Acre Farm Near Decatur with Homes and Orchards
Nine miles from Decatur on a good gravel road. 107 acres total with 70 acres in cultivation and pasture. Includes five room and three room houses, barns, orchard, three springs, churches and schools nearby. Asking price $22 per month. Moebes & Orr, 112 B Vine.
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Decatur
Moebes & Orr
B. Vine
Cotton Ginnings Totals by State Through August 16
A historical survey shows the 1920 season’s cotton ginnings reaching about 11 786 000 bales of 600 pounds each by August 1 with last year at 0 696 000 bales. State totals include Alabama 26 612 Arizona 206 Florida 3 047 Georgia 77 818 Louisiana 7 006 Mississippi and Texas 197 764 among others.
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Alabama
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Balch Grows First Bale In Limestone
Balch receives twelve cents a pound and $38.50 in cash prizes from local merchants for delivering the first bale of the 1935 season in Limestone.
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Limestone
Boston
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