Alabama Day Observed By Woman's Music Study Club
Mrs. L P Troup and Mrs E D Whitman hosted the group at Leila Cantwell Seton Hall to showcase Alabama talent. The program featured Miss Clio Levin on Rococo music and a piano duet by Mrs Rollo and Elizabeth Gammon Poteet with several pieces by Mozart and Debussy. A social hour followed with Russian tea and desserts as new members were welcomed and plans set for a forthcoming Olde Folks Concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Study Club
L. P. Troup
E. D. Whitman
Leila Cantwell Seton Hall
Alabama
Paul Eubanks
D. Faber
T. Rollo
M. K. Vickery
T. A. Wilson
W. P. Baugh
Idy
King Sorsby
Clio Levin
Elizabeth Gammon Poteet
Selim Pelgren
Debussy
St. Francis
Liszt
Personal News From Local Society
Mrs. D. D. Burleson left Thursday to spend the rest of the week with relatives in Birmingham. Mrs. Charles Rountree is ill with flu at her Grant Street home. Miss Iris Finley Mrs. Rex Finley and Mrs. J. B. Wiley spent Wednesday in Birmingham. Mrs. Lamar Maxwell accompanied them and remained there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Brown
Ferry Street
Mason Pearce, Jr
D. D. Burleson
Birmingham
Charles Rountree
Grant Street
Iris Finley
Rex. Finley
J. B. Wiley
John W. Jones
Nancy Worth Jones
A. G. Danforth
Weekend Guests Amid Winter Travel News
Des Moines visitors Graham Gamble and son joined Mrs. Georgie Miller for a weekend en route to Florida to spend the winter at their home. They will visit Harold Hildreth and family in Tuscaloosa on the way. Other local social highlights include Birmingham trips, Florida visits, and a Tuscaloosa return from Alabama College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Graham Gamble
Graham, Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Georgie Miller
Piorida
Harold Hildreth
Tuscaloosa
Voice of the People on aging parents care
An essay by T F Hudson urges readers to honor elderly parents. It recalls a mother's sacrifices and calls families to bring aging mothers home, provide comfort, affection, and companionship in their final years.
State employees to face delayed pay until January
Montgomery report says capitol workers cannot draw full salaries on December 15 except for emergencies or vacation. Departments may issue half-month warrants for Christmas spending, cashed at the treasury or banks. Today is the regular month-end payday, with the next payment not due until January 1 unless warrants are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
John Brandon
Capitol
Anne Adams Pattern 4990 at home charm for holidays
Anne Adams Pattern 4990 offers a versatile misses and women frock with bloused softness, neat neckline, and graceful panel skirt. Three sleeve options and self belt or sash provide style, with fabric choices silk or wool crepes. order 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern together from The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
W Lith St
New York
N. Y
Crowd Expected for Upstate Chevrolet vs Alabama Hosiery Mill
A large crowd is anticipated for the basketball game tonight between Upstate Chevrolet and Alabama Hosiery Mill at Moulton Heights school gym. Tipoff is at 7 30. The venue features steam heating and ample seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upstate Chevrolet
Alabama Hosiery Mill
Moulton Heights School
Athens College Recital Tonight Showcases Miss Levin and Miss Mc Gehee
Miss Clio Levin and Miss Betty Mc Gehee of Decatur will take part in the students recital at Athens College tonight. The program begins at 7 30 and will last about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Levin
Betty McGehee
Decatur
Athens College
Selma Bans Street Stands Fireworks and Fruit Sale
Selma Alabama city council approved a ban on street stands selling fireworks and fruit effective January 1. Sidewalk sales will be limited to gasoline with fireworks restricted. The report also notes about 400 bloodhounds exist in the United States, fewer than 100 trained for fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
The
United States
Bulk of cotton price payments to be issued by year end
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced that most of the 130 million dollars in price adjustment benefits for the 1937 cotton crop will be paid before January 1. Up to November 1, 60,368,850 dollars had been distributed to growers in 18 states, led by Texas with 19,400,286 dollars. Other listed totals include South Carolina 6,340,721 dollars Georgia 3,400,478 dollars Florida 89,750 dollars Alabama 5,955,211 dollars Tennessee 2,XXX,XXX dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Texas
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Hospital Board Thanks for City Thanksgiving Offerings
The Benevolent Society Hospital board expressed appreciation for the Thanksgiving offerings from city schools. Mrs. D. D. McGehee, chairman, said the canned delicacies ministered to the sick in a beautiful and substantial way. Board members also thanked the union services for gifts to provide hospital care to those who could not otherwise receive it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Benevolent Society Hospital Board
D. D. McGehee
Alliance to Meet in Birmingham Temperance Session
The Alabama Temperance Alliance will meet at First Methodist Church in Birmingham next Tuesday. Sessions run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Editor Dr. L. L. Gwaltney Heads Alabama Baptist
Dr. L. L. Gwaltney, editor of the Alabama Baptist, serves as president of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Gwaltney
The
Alabama Baptist
Guardian seeks final settlement in estate of Floyd J Herbert
Mattie Mitchell as guardian of Floyd J Herbert a minor filed accounts vouchers and statement for final settlement in probate court. Hearing set for December 28 1938 to show cause why settlement should not be passed and allowed. Judge T A Almon signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd J. Herbert
Mattie Mitchell
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Ferry Street Bock
First Baptist Church
W. W. Callahan
Joe Wheeler
Comer Ezell
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Leila Cantwell
Seton Hall
Third Ward
Charlotte Reeves
Mary Beth Adams
Ernest McCulloch
Martha Whitlock
Florence Henderson
Johnston Street
Travis Callahan
Doss
City Mission Board
A. Z. Bailey
Bailey
H. S. Roberts
Lucy Bell
Southside Center
Central Baptist
Martha and Mary Guild
Eastside
First Presbyterian Church
Market Street Center
L. J. Ramage
Briscoe
A. Lynne
Miss Bell
Princess Theater
Edwin Wyle
Move’s Beauty Shop
PYREX
SAM Frank & Moore
Ast Times
Tropay
Dorothy Lamour
Ray Milland
RED Cross
Paramount
Caroline
Harper’s
Vogue
Capri Kids
Lastex
Alliga
Tors
Ytrea
Jeffrey Lynn
Gale Page
Priscilla Lane
Rosemary Lane
Lola Lane
Fannie Hurst
She Bien
Mrs. Maxwe
R. B. Bagley
Norfolk
C. C. Lattar
Tom Carson
Geraldine Camp
Alabama College
Eere
Jane Davis
H. R. Davis
R. W. Teery
Toby
Henry Harris
John A. Caddell
Seybourn Lynne
Hagood Terrell
8S. G. Peter
Montevallo
J. R. Hunter
van McCrackin
Scottsboro
Doris Peden
Knoxville
Tent
E. E. Peden
Voice OF
People
T. F. Hudson
Pulaski, Tenn
Paul
Timothy
Eunice
Lois
Wroer
Sherrow’s the Friendly Store
Second Avenue and
Moulton Street
Hospital Board
Almon
Allen
Goidel’s
Warner Bros
Jimmie Fidler
Pdaughters
Claude Rains
John Garfield
Dick Foran
Frank McHugh
May Robson
Michael Curtiz
Stax
Priscilla Lene
Jeffrey Lynal
Julius
Epstein & Lenore
Max Leciner
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