Party Honors Visitors From Birmingham Guests dine with Mrs Foote and Mr and Mrs Rice
Mrs G C O Foote hosts a Tuesday party to compliment guest Miss Genevieve Warren of Birmingham. Mr and Mrs W C Rice entertain fifty guests at their Austinville home honoring Misses Grace and Mae Carter of Birmingham with lawn games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. O. Foote
Genevieve Warren
Birmingham
Carroll
W. C. Rice
Austinville
Grace
Mae Carter
Picnic Supper Compliments Miss Jasmine Eakes in Adell Springs
Miss Jasmine Eakes of Pulaski visiting relatives enjoyed a picnic supper at Adell Springs on Wednesday night. Hosted by her niece Miss Thelma Chapman, about twenty five young people attended under chaperones. They roasted marshmallows by a camp fire and praised Miss Chapman as a jolly hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasmine Eakes
Pulaski
Adell Springs
Thelma Chapman
T. C. Wallace
Doss Buchanan
A. W. Chapman
Miss Chapman
Fite to Leave for Birmingham as Family Plans October Move
Personal notices report Fite will depart at month’s start to take a Birmingham post. Mrs. Fite and children will join him in October. Numerous friends express regret at the move. The item also lists visits and returns of local residents between Birmingham, South Carolina, Tennessee, and other points, with several families and individuals traveling and hosting during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fite
Birmingham
Local residents listed traveling, recoveries and visits
Little Miss Mary Louise Reed is recovering after ton sils removal on Sunday. Mt. Carmel Illinois visitors Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Keneipp and son R. L. Jr. return home after weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. 5. O. Nelson. Danforth Nelson will visit Danville Illinois en route home. Alvin Raven returns from Evansville Indiana after six weeks with relatives. Mrs. Roy Dobbs is seriously ill at 1726 Ninth Avenue South. Jack Thompson of Sheffield will soon become division engineer for Alabama Power Co. Mrs. Nallie Bobbitt returns from Gadsden and Albertville. Jimmy Todd returns to Atlanta after visiting his parents. Mrs. Hoare of New York City leaves after a week with her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dobbs of Hartselle visit the ill Roy Dobbs. M. H. Todd improving after surgery at Benevolent Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dobbs host a watermelon cutting at Adele Springs. Lewis Hardage visits Chattanooga and then Vanderbilt University as assistant football coach. Mrs. A. B. Lampkin returns from Birmingham with grandson Lampkin Guy. Mrs. E. R. Guy recovering from surgery in Birmingham. Rev. J. W. Cary improving at Hotel Gargus hospital in Birmingham. Miss Ellen Gilbert of Pulaski Tennessee to visit aunt Mrs. W. T. Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Keneipp
R. L. Jr
Mt. Carmel
5. O. Nelson
Danforth Nelson
Sammy Nelson
Danville
Ill
Mrs Garnett to Be Honored at 600 Party
Mrs S M Thompson hosts a 600 party Friday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock honoring Mrs W J Garnett who has returned from Florida to make her home here. Mrs T G Morrow also shares honors as a summer bride with limited guests from the Six Hundred club and a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Garnett
Points
Florida
T. G. Morrow
A. T. Hanson
Six Hundred Club
Spencer Class Barbecue At Adelle Springs This Evening
The Spencer class of Central Methodist Church will hold a barbecue at Adelle Springs this evening. Members are asked to meet at the YMCA at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Adelle Springs
Free home method helps women eased by Ellen Marks adv
Column urging women with ovarian pains irregular periods headaches and other symptoms to write to Mrs Ellen Marks at 6788 Mass Kansas City for a free home remedy. Claims many have found relief and praise the method without selling anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Mkt
Mass
Kansas City
New Practice Starts in Morgan County by State Health Board
The Alabama state health department begins a countywide reform with a competitive exam for sanitary inspector at Decatur High School. Officials emphasize selecting qualified personnel to ensure proper use of taxpayer money and effective health protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Board
Morgan County
Alabama State Department of Health
Decatur
C. A. Abele
State Department of Health
Girl With The Curl Returns To Paris Fashions
Paris fashion writers report a shift away from the boyish bob toward longer hair with a central curl. Coiffeurs warn short hair remains in style only while hats persist, but long locks and decollete gowns will be favored for evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Milady
Monsieur LaéHapt
Rte Coiffeurs Academy
Great Corporation of
Examinations for Morgan County Sanitary Inspector
Six applicants sat the first examination to choose a sanitary inspector for Morgan county. The test covered fundamentals every inspector should know and selection will be based on examination grade and fitness. Dr. H C McRee praised the quality of candidates, including F Abbott J E Gurley from Somerville J P Dunaway J L Rountree and J G Self from Hartselle and Robert Autrey of Troy Ala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gurley
Morgan County
H. C. McRee
F. Abbott
J. E. Gurley
Somerville
J. P. Dunaway
J. L. Rountree
J.G. Self
Hartselle
Robert Autrey
Troy
Ala
Mrs. B. T. Howell Returns From Morgan County Visit
Mrs. B. T. Howell has returned from an extended visit to Morgan county communities. She spent time with her brother at Forest Chapel and then visited her father at Neel, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Howell
Morgan Countty
Birth Announcement for J C Jr Spangler
Born to Mr and Mrs J G Spangler a son J C Jr on August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Spangler
J. C. Jr
Fly-Tox First in Australia Gains Popularity
Australians have shown Fly-Tox as their choice for killing household insects. A Fly-Tox factory was established in Sydney in 1925 and its capacity expanded fourfold to meet demand. Developed at Mellon Institute by Rex Research Fellowship, Fly-Tox also kills moths mosquitoes ants roaches spiders bed bugs and flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research
Adyv
Tonic Promises Strength and Invigoration for All
An advertisement extols a tasteless chill tonic that boosts strength and restores color to the cheeks. It claims quick energizing effects and appeal to those feeling weak or tired.
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Valley Country Club
Woman's Missionary Society
J. F. Lovin
I. M. Eubanks
Annie Parker
Moulton-Morris
Africa
Miss Parker
Athens College
Woman’s College
Scarritt
J. Theus Munds
Newport
Claude McMian
Rel
South Carolina
Perry Edwards of
Auburn
Mrs. P. J. Edwards
Milton Andrews
Waco
Texas
Kansas
Denver
Colorado
F. S. Hunt
Clara Berrf
Mrs. C. O. Foote
C. J. O’bryant
W. G. Papenburg
C. O. Foote
Mae Carroll
Will Crawford
Does Dutton
Mrs. S. E. Dutton
Bernice McClure
Nashville
Peabody College
Eugene Chapman
Tinie Belle Phillips
New Market
J. T. Ryan
Mrs
O. J. Thomas
Tennessee
Billie
Edward Tarpley
Mary
Ruby Flowers
N. E. Stone
Madisonville, Ky
E. E. Adams
R. G. Cortner
W. M. Cortner
Cortner
Tenn
J. H. Cortner
Wartrace
Benoist Gill
Davis McWhitty
Bell Buckle
R. T. Sheppard
Adams
Grant Street
Paul Gannon
Boone, Ky
R. G Cortner
Mrs. Law Lamar
Selma
W. A. Bibb
Noble R. Edwards
W. O. Talley
Virginia
North Carolina
Bes
By Annette Bradshaw
Semer
Mary Louise Reed
Alvin Raven
Evansville
Ind
Roy Dobbs
Ninth Avenue, South
Jack Thompson
Sheffield
Alabama Power Co
Nallie Bobbitt
Gadsden and
Albertville
Jimmy Todd
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs. M. H. Todd
W. C. Dobbs
M. H. Todd
The
Benevolent Hospital
Jim Dobbs
Adele Springs
Lewis Hardage
Chattanooga
Vanderbilt University
A. B. Lampkin
E. R. Guy
Lampkin Guy
J. W. Cary
Ellen Gilbert
Pulaski, Tenn
W. T. Lowe
C. J. Moffett CO
Colombes
Teethina
Spencer
DU Pont Products
DuPont
Malone Coal & Grain CO
Albany
Marie Gasper
Reno
Nev
Laurence Schwab
New York
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Schwab
Alice Langelier
International News Service
Australia
S. T. Rollo
Grant St. Phone
Rainey’s Fashion
Jackson St
Ce Kenneth McKenay
Kenneth MacKenna
Marcelling
Allen’s Beauty Shoppe
Johnston Street
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