Crawford Johnson announces marriage in Alabama
Society notes report the marriage of Ann Johnson to DeWitt Talmadge Crawford in Hartsville Alabama on August 6 1933. Other items include Eva Lena Rosenberg engagement to Gamuel Garfinckle, luncheon for Miss Pride Evelyn Price, and a Danville road birthday party for Ann Hunter with pink and green decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Johnson
Ann
DeWitt Talmadge Crawford
Joppa, Ala
Hartselle
Ala
J. Rosenberg
Nashville, Tenn
Eva Lena
Gamuel Garfinckle
Miss Rosenberg
Decatur
J. R. Hunter
Danville Road
Denies She'll Wed Young Roosevelt
Miss Banks entertain for Miss Price and social calendar events feature nuptial preparations. Social notices include Miss Price honored at luncheons and parties in Birmingham ahead of her September wedding to Thomas R Walker Jr and Alpha Eta Pi planning a Thursday meeting for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Roosevelt
Alphi Eta PI
Alpha Eta Pi
Elizabeth Ann Humphrey
Johnston Street
Personal notices highlight visitors and upcoming wedding
Miss Ida Hall Hill visits relatives in Pennsylvania while Mrs Kimbell Jones plans to become principal in Russellville. Huntsville native Mal Clopton and companions travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress, with Memphis overnight stays. Several Tennessee residents return from the World’s Fair and Century of Progress events. A wedding is noted at First Methodist Church with Ming Price and Thomas R Walker Jr. in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hall Hill
Points
Pennsylvania
Ma! Clopton
Huntsville
Albert Clopton
Walter Marvin Penney
Newt Wiggins
Reneau Carrell
Charles Matthews, Jr
Chicago
Century of Progress
Memphis
Tenn
Lucius Brown
Hiram Peerson
Los Angeles
Calif
Tennessee
J. E. Chappell
Messrs. Peerson
Brown
KE. B. Whitehurst
New York City
W. F. Price
Ming Price
Thomas R. Walker, Jr
Boston
Mass
First Methodist Church
Jennie Davidson
Mildred Nicholson
James Nicholson
Montgomery
Ill
Miss Evelyn Price bride to wed in Birmingham
The article describes pre nuptial parties for Evelyn Price a Sept 1 bride elect. Guests include Miss Kittie Bacon of New Orleans as bridesmaid and the wedding set for Saturday at 8 pm at the First Methodist Church in Birmingham. Other notes mention travels and visits by friends and relatives to Birmingham and Shelbyville Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Evelyn Price
Ruth Banks
Julian Harris
J. J. Swenson
Birmingham Country Club
Decatur
Kittie Bacon
New Orleans
Miss Price
First Methodist Church
Miss Bacon
Julia Boyd
Decatur Daily Fashion Bureau
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
Sermon on Three Heavens and Three Hells Postponed
The sermon by W. E. Morgan at Church of Christ on 48th Avenue titled Three Heavens and Three Hells was delayed again due to bad weather. Morgan announced he would deliver the sermon at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Morgan
Churchi of Christ
48Th Avenue
Mr. Morgan
First Bale of Cotton Won By Dr E W Bryan At Shoalford
The honor of the first bale of the season goes to Dr E W Bryan of Shoalford east of Athens. The bale weighed 527 pounds and sold for 15 cents a pound to W S Garth, local cotton buyer. Johnson Bros gin did the ginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
E. W. Bryan
Shoalford
Garth
Johnson Bros. Gin
Malone Gains in Jackson County Campaign Tour
Judge Malone extended his northeastern district reach with a day of in person stops in Morgan and Jackson counties. He spoke at the court house lawn in Morgan County drawing hundreds before moving to rural sections Section Langston Pisgah and Flat Rock where crowds greeted him. In Pisgah he spoke in the Confederate Memorial Grove and drew about 100 listeners with 50 additional voters in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Court House
Scottsboro
High Jackson
Malone
Section
Dutton
Pisgah
Langston
Flat Rock
Judge Malone
Mayor of Hell at the Princess with James Cagney
James Cagney stars in The Mayor of Hell at the Princess Theater today and Thursday. A Stirring Warner Bros drama exposes brutal conditions in reformatories where poor youths are caged, starved, and whipped for minor infractions under corrupt management and heavy surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cagney
the Princess Today
Hell
Islin Auster
Judge Malone Plans Regional Campaign Tour
Judge Malone, pleased with his trip, will return to Jackson County next week. He will speak in Bridgeport on Monday, meet voters in Scottsboro, attend a Cairo church event tonight, and address the courthouse in Florence tomorrow night amid a hoped for large Bridgeport gathering.
Birmingham Woman Resumes Journey After Illness
Mrs. C. A. Crawford of Birmingham resumed her trip after a bus episode. She had been taken to Benevolent Hospital from a Greyhound bus terminal but was discharged after recovering and continuing homeward from the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Crawford
Birmingham
Greyhound
Benevolent Hospital
Child sustains leg injury when table collapses
Alfred Kennemer three year old son of Mr and Mrs M W Kennemer broke a leg above the knee when a heavy table fell on him during play. He is resting comfortably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Alfred Kennemer
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Crawford-Johnson
Miss Pride
Cynthia Davis
Miss Banks
Miss Ruth Banks
Robert
Berryman
Clinton
Ann Streat
Bobbie Jean Brackin
Martha Greenhaw
Robbie Crook
Christine Son
Bettie Lee Nichols
Donald Givins
Baily Terry
Clinton Terry
Clinton Berryman
Lois Green
Ben Inglehurt
Thomas Jefferson Hotel
Martha Hagan
Bessie Lester
Essex Road
Baltimore
Nancy Symington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Europe
Family Bread
Twin City Bread Co
Goidel
Jimmy
Public Public Enemy
Madge Evans
Dudley Digges
Allen Jenkins
Arthur Byron Princess
Kimbell Jones
Russellville
John Chappell
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn
M. C. Dugger
Annie D. Dugger
Mt.Pleasant, Tenn
Janie Elkins
Louise Fowler
Mt. Hope, Ala
J. K. Howell
F. E. Martin
Mt. Hope
H. H. McConnell
Dallas
Texas
W. B. Carey
The
Minnie L. Labret
Calgary
Alta
Canada
Lelia G. Hall
Myron
Miss Jones
Tuscaloosa
Unity of Alabama
John W. Jones
J. Y. Re
Edith Fussell
Nancy Worth
Cropwell
Lorena Foster
Maurie Shumake
Evelyn
Ida Bell Price
Lelia Grubbs Hall
W. R. Nelson
Travis Callahan
J.A. Cullom
Shelbyville
Nashville
Monteagle
J. R. Nicholson
Iil
Nell Wilhite
Grant Street
Imogene Milan
Dorothy Austin
Cecil Vantreese
Austinville Road
Atlee
Louis Hoff
Min
Louis Henke
Edward Neville
Birmingham Southern College
Clyde Kinsey
Kansas City
Lois Shook
Choose
Alim Bae
Jackson County
Warner Bros
Pic
Fairfax Hall
Shenandoah Valley
Blue Ridge Mountains
John Noble Maxwell Box
Park Station
Waynesboro
Albany Lodge 491
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Ernest C. Price
J H. Green, WM
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