Progressive Rook Party Honors Thornhill and Dinsmore
Miss Cornelia Rose Otte hosted a Progressive Rook party on her front porch with cut flowers. Virginia Dinsmore and Catherine Thornhill tied for high score. Thornhill won high card. Polly Rowe received the consolation prize. candy mints and ice cream sundaes were served to guests including Misses Thornhill Corley Russell Preuit Rowe McClure Dinsmore Marjorie Russell Mary Cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Rose Otte
Virginia Dinsmore
Cathériné ‘Thornhill
Miss Thornhill
Polly Rowe
Catherine Thornhill
Monroe
Sara Corley
Estelle Russell
Mary Preuit
Dorothy McClure
Missirginia Dinsmore
Marjorie Russell
Mary Cor
Nurse Accuses Star Poloist And NRA Tea Planned
A nurse accuses a star poloist and two hostesses in a reported incident. Zetomen Club president A Z Bailey calls for full club attendance at the NRA Tea at Central Baptist church. Mrs F F Tidwell sponsors the event with two prominent speakers to present important information followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zetomen Club
A. Z. Bailey
The
Central Baptist Church
Miss Edna Holland Hosts and Visits in Alabama
Personal items note Miss Edna Holland returning from Lacey's Spring where she visited Miss Mildred Hough and other friends in Huntsville. Mildred Hough plans a few days at Miss Holland's home this week, with local updates on Ward’s hospital operation and other visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Holland
Lacey’s
Mildred Hough
Miss Holland
Miss Hough
Huntsville
Lacey's
William G. Ward
The
Baptist Hospital
Mobile
Mary Wallace Smiley
Birmingham
Florence News Notes Social Travel And Illness
Local items report FRIENDS and relatives visiting in Florence from Birmingham Nashville Atlanta Huntsville and Chicago. Mentions include LeRoy McEntire jr visiting Pittsville Alabama and J R Smiley hosting T Casper of Birmingham. Illnesses noted include Mrs LeRoy Murphree and Mrs John Bragg with tonsillitis. Several families plan trips to Chicago and Atlanta with pending visits to Culooka Tenn and Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connor
Florence
Elbert Jemison
Birmingham
Unbreakable Rule Topic Draws Crowd in Tent Revival
Dr. W. O. Love leads a Baptist tent revival in city park drawing larger crowds with extra chairs. The campaign opened Tuesday with three conversions reported last night. His message Come Out of the Graveyard depicts unchristian people as dead and features nightly musical acts. A 12 year old girl quartet from Birmingham Gospel Tabernacle is slated for Friday night sacred concert preceding the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Love
City Park
Birmingham Gospel Tabernacle
Birmingham
No Rainfall Recorded In 24 Hour Period
No rainfall occurred during the 24 hour period ending at 7 a m today. The report notes zero precipitation for the interval.
Lima Beans In Market: Nutrition And Prep Tips
August through September markets feature Lima beans rich in calories but lower in vitamins than green beans. White and green varieties vary in size. overripe beans resist digestion. Serve with cream or a thick sauce, salt during cooking, and cook 30 to 40 minutes uncovered while shaking the pan to avoid scorching.
Daily School Menus Breakfast and Luncheon Mock
Breakfast lists fresh plums cereal cream bacon curls toast milk and coffee. Luncheon features open cream cheese sandwiches jelly roll cake and egg lemonade. Dinner serves country fried spring chicken candied sweet potatoes lima beans in cream onion and cucumber salad peach parfait cocoanut kisses milk and coffee.
Revival Series Captivates Nineteenth Avenue Church
W. E. Morgan draws crowds with Bible lessons on coming to Christ through hearing faith repentance confession and baptism into Christ. He argues three steps alone do not place one in Christ and previews tonight’s topic The Bible How To Study It and How To Understand It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Morgan
Nineteenth Avenue Church of Christ
Christ
Paul
Mr. Morgan
Fay Wray Leads Way to Stardom at Princess
Fay Wray headlines the film Ann Carver's Profession at the Princess theatre this Friday. Gene Raymond and Claire Dodd co star in Eddie Buzzell's directing from Robert Riskin's story, with a courtroom climax where Wray defends her husband as the case ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Carver
Princess Theatre
Fay Wray
Gene Raymond
Claire Dodd
Eddie Buzzell
Robert Riskin
Bill Graham
Graham
Fay
Love
Clare Dodd
Marlene Dietrich
Jessie Ralph
Aunt Minnie
Claude Gillingwater
Arthur Pierson
Arin Carver’s Profession Narrates Gifted Girl’s Price of Love
Frank Conroy Albertson and Robert Barret complete the cast in the brief tale Arin Carver's Profession about a gifted girl who feels love is a high price for worldly acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertson
Frank Conroy
Robert Barret
Arin
Carver
Singing School To Be Free for Decatur Community
Ponds have been raised to fund a free singing school led by C. E. Lowery at Central Baptist Church. It starts Monday at 7 30 p m and runs five nights weekly for three weeks. Attendees are invited to join to boost church singing interest in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
C. E. Lowery
Decatur
Austinville Plans Saturday Baseball Program With Four Games
Austinville residents announce a Saturday program at the ball park featuring four games starting at nine oclock. First game Austinville versus Johnsons Chapel, then Forests second team versus Danville, third Austinville against Joppa, and finale Forests first team versus Trinity. Public speaking follows at 12:30 with invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austinville
Johnson’s Chapel
Forest
Danville
Joppa
Trinity
Sheffey Chosen to Lead Negro NRA Workers
A. O. Sheffey a well known Negro druggist was appointed leader of the Negro NRA workers by General W R Spight after a conference with Mrs. John W Jones lieutenant general. The group will begin organizing immediately using ministers and other workers to hasten house to house canvassing starting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Sheffey
NRA
W. R. Spight
John W. Jones
Sheffey
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Nurse
Eugenia Rose
Evanston
Cecil Smith
Smith
Chicago
Mary,astor
Afint ‘Nationel
Hutley
Fay Wray and
Austin Automobile
D. C. Almon
William G. Ward, Jr
Mabel Hughes
F. E. Hughes
Ninth Street
South
Ben Blount Peete
Nashville
Mrs
Ben M. Peete
T. Casper
J. R. Smiley
Leroy McEntire, Jr
Relfe Preuit
Pittsville, Ala
J. A. Cullom
Lelia Grubbs Hall
Hall
W. R. Nelson
Travis Callahan
Cy Graham
Lacey
LeRoy Murphree
East Vine Street
Leslie Doss
Leslie, Jr
Cullooka
Tenn
James T. Stewart
Hopkinsville, Ky
Leroy McEntire
Joe Duncan
Billy
Maury Shipper
Century of Progress
Stanley Wyatt
A. ©. Bailey
Myrtle Graves
B. F. Martin
Atlanta
John Bragg
Grant Street
Frances Knott
Atlanta, Ga
J. R. Daniel
Harriett Bell
Mrs. Tennis Tidwell
Earle Julian
New York City
B. P. Wallace
Eloise Warren
Moulton
Rufus Warren
David Speake
Warren
Cullmah
Harry Carter
McComb, Miss
Earle Carter
H. N. Purifoy
Russell Brothers
Ann Zeitler
Frances Lile
Rogers
Second Avenue
John D. Wyker & Son
West Virginia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
L. D. Work
Arnettsville
Sister Mary's
Sister Mary Nea
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
Decatur Daily Fashion Bureau
N. Y
Morgan
Hudnut
Goidel
Tony’ Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Helen A. Howard
Walhalla
8. C
Drexel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fairfax Hall
Shenandoah Valley
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lithia
John Noble
Bex X
Park Station
Waynesboro
Ligon’s Corner
Second Ave
Moulton ST
Cretonne
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