Society Notes Highlight Weddings Parties And Church Events
The bride entered on her father’s arm and joined the groom at an improvised altar. Invitations detailed a luncheon and prizes with Miss Havel winning a high prize. The Loyal Builders class plans a Green Gables picnic and Miss Margaret McIntyre hosts a farewell party for Miss Mildred Berkstresser. Watermelon cutting at Central Methodist, and Go To Church stamps sponsored by the Westminster Ladies Auxiliary thanks local businesses for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Wallace
The
Presbyterian Church
Theirst Christian Church
Green Gables
Ladies
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Personal Notices From Local Communities
Mrs. Howard Garnett is recovering after surgery at Benevolent Hospital. Rev. Comer B. Lile returns to Richmond after ten days with his parents in Hartselle. cousin Frances Lile will resume studies at the University of Virginia. Dr. and Mrs. John return from a southern trip. Dr. Bregg visited Mayo Brothers in Rochester. Mrs. Robert Wilson Senior visits her daughter in Goodwater. Mrs. Andy Stoltz back from Cullman visit. Joe Alton Williams to return to Knoxville today. Babye Bess Beatty home after a month with Aunt Earle Williams in Gurley. Elizabeth Berry to spend weekend with Ed Berry in Birmingham. Mary Frances Nolan returns to Nashville after visiting R. W. and Mrs. Mullen. Vivian Louise Berry visiting Daphne Venus Kelley in Sheffield. T. D. McCutchan and wife return to Birmingham after visiting Mrs. W. S. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris and daughter of Flat Creek, Ala., visit their aunt Mrs. W. S. Stevens. Mrs. W. S. Stevens ill but unimproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer B. Lile
Richmond
H. T. Lile
Hartselle
Court Prepares for Taylor Murder Trial in Birmingham
In Birmingham on August 30, prosecutors and the homicide squad prepared for the Harold Taylor murder trial set to begin the following Tuesday. Solicitor Bailes said 15 to 20 witnesses would be summoned, mostly those named before the grand jury. Taylor's counsel, R M Montgomery, planned to file a witness list by Thursday and may limit it to about 10 for cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Harold Taylor
Faye New
Howard College
George Lewis Bailes
Criminal Division
Circuit Court
Taylor
J. Russell McElroy
R. M. Montgomery
Daily Washington miscellany of relief and politics in 1934
A collage of 1934 topics notes tribal contract concerns and land damages by lumber firms, then shifts to New Deal relief for student workers. It covers Secretary Mogullike figures, Mellon in disguise, Curtis Dall steering stock exchanges, Vic Donahey’s political realism, Lilienthal’s xylophone desk, and Utah’s Warwick Lamoreaux seeking funds, ending with E. G. Bennett composing music.
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Harold
Curtis B. Dall
Roosevelt
Association of Stock Exchange Firms
American Bankers’ Association
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Warwick C. Lamoreaux
Utah
Washington
Happy
Chubby
E. G. Bennett
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Miss Nell Safley Visits Relatives in Montgomery
Miss Nell Safley and Master Ray McCulloch left Tuesday morning for a week long visit with relatives in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Nell Safley
Ray McCulloch
Maynard Layman Couple Move Into Lidecot Cottage
Mr and Mrs Maynard Layman settle into the Lidecot cottage on Grant Street in their new home. The notice notes their occupancy and location with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Maynard Layman
How
Grant Street
Texas Governor-Elect Allred to Move into Mansion
The first Texas family to win the governorship, James V. Allred, 35, attorney general, will move to the Austin mansion next January. Mrs Allred holds their four month old son David while four year old Jimmie, Jr. sits beside Governor-elect Allred on their Wichita Falls porch. Allred succeeds Governor Miriam Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
James V. ‘Allred
Allred
David
Jimmie, Jr
Wichita Falls
Miriam
Ma) Ferguson
Appeal on TVA case aims to block coal and ice company intervention
Ice and coal companies appealed a TVA transmission line sale after the Alabama utility commission allowed their intervention. The commission ruled TVA a public utility but did not disapprove the $1,000,000 sale to TVA. The parties plan joint consideration of appeals in Montgomery Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana “Arid
Ice
Fee
Te U. S. District
Birmingham
Ice and Coal Companies
TVA
Commission
Montgomery Circuit Court
Five Additions In Revival at Flint Baptist Church
Rev. I. W. Meyers preached to a large crowd on "Five Minutes After Death" at Flint Baptist church. Five additions were recorded through Sunday. Music each day at 10 30 and 7 30 was a featured service. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Meyers
Flint Baptist Church
Birth of Joe Alton Williams Junior
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alton Williams celebrate the birth of a son on August 28 weighing six pounds named Joe Alton Williams Junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe’ Alton Williams
Joe Alton
Winter Forecast Promises Severe Cold and Heavy Snow
Weather experts in New Jersey and Philadelphia foresee a harsh upcoming winter with repeated cold snaps and snow. S. K. Pearson notes a potential turning point after 1933-34, while David C. Guhl and Harry H. Koppenhaver anticipate a season as severe as last year, with extended snow and ice. In Nevada, Native groups already expect a drawn-out storm period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. K. Pearson
Co-Operative Observer
U. S
Harry H. Koppenhaver
Philadelphia
Nevada
Prison labor reforms spark Alabama policy debate
The article notes a 1,500 word Bakeeasat by Mr Fea gin arguing that conditions in Alabama's penal industry are not understood. It cites Hawes Cooper Act and state rights to ban prison products, Alabama's orders for 1,000,000 yards of cotton textiles, and states moving toward restrictive or only regulatory laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagin
Alabama
Hawes- Cooper
Weather Tip Seeks Heavier Blankets Amid Cold Snap
Residents note a slight cold snap driving demand for thick blankets as forecasts hint at frigid days ahead. Indigenous observers cite pinon trees loaded with pine nuts as a reliable sign of cold weather.
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Geror
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T. M. Jones
Ralph Sutherland
Albert Alexander
M. D. Link
A. G. Bangforth
Tom Chandler
Rufus Peerson
Central League of the Central Methodist Church
Virginia Rhinehart
Lois
Howard Garnett
John
Bregg
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Robert Wilson, Sr
Goodwater, Ala
Andy Stoltz
R. C. Horton
Cullman, No
Joe Alton Williams
Knoxville
Babye Bess Beatty
Earle Williams
Gurley
Elizabeth Berry
Ed Berry
Mary Frances Nolan
Nashville
R. W. Mullen
Vivian Louise Berry
Daphne Venus Kelley
Sheffield
T. D. McCutchan
Annie Howard and Son
Chattanooga
W. 8. Stevens
Tom Morris
Flat Creek, Ala
Bost
Goidel
Paris
Madge Evans
Robert Young
Otto Kruger, Una Merkel
Jimmy
Joan
J.C. Penney
Inirmingham
Simone Assel
Mexico
Churubusco VII
Mexico City
Daily Washington Merry
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Skinner
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
United States
Professor Skinner
S. S. Bremen
New York
Mr. P. Smith
Andrew W. Mellon
APC
Flint
Huntsville
John W. Jones
Frank P. Lide
Greta Garbo
Barbara Kent
Harry Edington
Barbara
Garbo
R. ©. Sheppard
Decatur
Inteet
Capitol
Robert Armstrong
Dixie Lee
Manhattan
General Electric
John D. Wyker & Son
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