Womack Bride Honored With Madison Tea Shower
Mrs Womack nee Kate Thornton was feted Tuesday at the Balch home in Madison with a miscellaneous tea shower. Guests wore pastel and lace gowns and the bridal party served and welcomed visitors amid fall decor and yellow accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womack Jackson Bolen Womack
Kate Thornton
Misses Balch
Marian Hugh
Miss Balch
Madison
Balch
Frances Thornton
Miss Hughes
Womack
H. L. Ton
A W. Burkett
Huntsville
Jane Gillespie
Charming
Betty Lou
Clark Roan
Barbara Hughes
Carolynly
Carolynly In Aqua Lace and Not With E of White Roses, Miss Lorinda Thornton
Personal Notices From Columbia Tenn And Nearby Deaths
Col C A Ragsdale and Mrs Ragsdale of Columbia Tenn were guests of Mr and Mrs W T Jordan on Tuesday. Florence Smith comes from Jacksonville Fla this week. Mrs Watson Carlisle plans to join Mr Carlisle in Murfreesboro Tenn to establish a home. The Mizpah Sewing Circle meets Friday at seven at Mrs Chas Lamon on Fifth Avenue. Clio Lovin and Julia Lovin return from New Orleans after their father’s death. Caroline Pearifoy travels with the Lovins to New Orleans for a short stay. J W Lovin and son return to Birmingham after being summoned to Decatur for their father’s funeral. Amos Lovin returns to Greenville SC. Athens visitors for John F Loy’s funeral include Dr J S Crutcher Dr and Mrs Leonard Wallace Miss Lucile Crutcher Mrs L C Hightower Mrs Sue Johnson Mrs Mary Kemp Roper Mrs W S Garth John McDonald Miss Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
J. W. Lovin
Birmingham
Decatur
Athens
John F. Loyin
J. 8. Crutcher
Leonard Wallace
Atlanta
Lucile Crutcher
L. C. Hightower
Sue Johnson
Mary Kemp Roper
Garth
John McDonald
Louise
Local Families Return Home After Weddings and Moves
A list of residents from Elkmont Memphis Birmingham Montgomery and Russellville gathers at 407 EF Moulton Street where Mrs Tomlinson born Aldy Bloodworth wed August 24. Plans include Mr Paul Griffin moving to Chicago for university and the Barnwell family settling in the Griffin residence on Grant Street after trips to Pearson Georgia and Jacksonville Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Paul Griffin
Chicago
Mr. Griffin
University of Chicago
Mrs. J. Foster Barnwell, Jr
Griffin
Grant Street
Cooperation of Motorists Urged on Dimmed Lights
Marvin McMeane appeals to motorists to be more cooperative and thoughtful about safety as many drivers neglect dimmed lights. He urges caution and courteous driving to reduce risk on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin McMeane
Barbecue Planned By Decatur and Birmingham Chambers
Details were completed for a joint barbecue to be held Thursday at White Springs starting 12 30 p m. Patrons of the Decatur cheese plant are invited as special guests and should meet at the cheese plant at 11 30 a m to travel to White Springs. About fifty Birmingham Chamber members join the Decatur Chamber rotary board and cheese plant patrons are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Birmingham Chambers of Commerce
White Springs
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Decatur Chamber
Quote on Motives of Drivers and Players
A fragment discusses how motorists value comfort and companionship over intimate ties among players, highlighting differing social dynamics between the public and game participants. The passage contrasts broad roadwise empathy with personal relations within sports teams.
Dies clears stars of Communist links in hearing
New York August 28 actors Franchot Tone, Francis Lederer and actress Louise Rainer were cleared of Communist sympathies at hearings led by Rep Martin Dies. Dies reserved decision on Lionel Stander, also accused, after all witnesses denied Leech's allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franchot Tone
Francis Lederer
Louise Rainer
Martin Dies
D-Tex
House
Dies
Lionel Stander
Stander
John L. Leech
California
Decatur Chamber Plans Community Program
Officials of Decatur and Morgan County join in a program arranged by John McKibben secretary of the Decatur Chamber to foster local business and civic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
County of
Morgan
John McKibben
The
Decatur Chember
TWO SCOUTS MAKE EAGLE
The Boy Scout court of review met at the courthouse last night. Pat Patterson and Pat Godwin of Troop 11 earned Eagle rank, with others qualifying for second class and first class ranks and various merit badges. The next public court of awards is Sept 24 at First Baptist church. no badges reviewed next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Court of Review
Court House
Joe Sideman
Rex Rankin
Chandler Rozear
Star Scout
Pat Patterson
Pat Godwin
Charles Scales
Judson Hawthrone
Jack Hughes
E. E. Speer, Jr
Board of Review
Hagerman
J. L. Hubbard
W. T. Jordan
Frank Yaney
Quimby Sewell
First Baptist Church
Dizzy Dean Recalled by Cubs for Reds Series
Cubs manager Gabby Hartnett announced the recall of pitcher Dizzy Dean from Tulsa of the Texas League. Dean, who cost $185,000 and three players in 1938, has been making a comeback at Tulsa and could join the Cubs for the September 7 opener against the Cincinnati Reds. If he can pitch, he stays. if not, his Cubs future remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Tulsa
Cincinnati Reds
Dean
Cubs
Hartnett
House proposes seven member defense information panel
Representative Cox of Georgia introduced a resolution for a special seven man committee to keep the House informed on all government action related to the defense program. Representative Vinson of Georgia offered a resolution to take up a bill to increase midshipmen at the Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Cox
D.-Ga
House
Vinson
Naval Academy
Aliens Register In Montgomery On First Day
On the first day of operation the alien registration office at the post office building completed records and fingerprints for 26 aliens living in Montgomery and vicinity. Subjects from Germany and Canada were among those registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Germany
Canada
Multinational registrations noted across seven entries
Six of seven registrations came from one country with Italy Australia Greece Turkey and Mexico also represented. The passage highlights diverse national participation across the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Australia
Greece
Turkey
Mexico
Elks Discuss Book Exchange Plan Tonight
The Elks lodge will discuss expanding a book exchange at its regular meeting. The project aims to create a clearing house for old schoolbooks to aid children whose parents cannot buy them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Thornton
Lila Mae Carter
Winburn- Sisco
Huntaville
Errol Flynn
Princess Theatre
Allen
Col
C. A. Ragsdale
Florence Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
Watson Carlisle
Mr. Carlisle
Murphreenboro
Tenn
Clio Lovin
Julia Lovin
New Orleans
Caroline Pearifoy
Misses Lovin
Amos Lovin
Greenville
8. C
Patterson's Bank Street
Jeasie B. Thombs
Claudia Thombs
Pearson, Ga
W. Elmo Thombs
Jacksonville Beach
Warner Bros
Puld Duck
Princess Z Today
Sally
W.T. Grant CO
Junior Department Store
ELKS
Goidel’s Drug Store
Fleischer’s
Oxfords
Poe
Fashion Shoppe
Second Avenue
Percale
W. T. Grant Co
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