Society Notes Highlight Local Club Activities And Births
Relatives of the groom are listed from Hillsboro and Decatur as the couple plans to live on Hillsboro Route 1. Missionary meetings feature “Harvest of the Heart” with officers elected and committees named. Guilds, Coterie Club, and church circles report busy programs, Christmas pageant plans, suppers, and birthday parties across Decatur communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell Davis
J. W. Cunningham
A. J. Harris
H. Ma~lone
Jim Johnson
Vera Austelle
L. O
Christian Social Relations
J. W. Murphy
John McGehee
Children's Work
Local Society News From Chattanooga And Area
Mrs A Brott of Chattanooga returns from Thanksgiving visit with parents Mr and Mrs B D Brock. Mrs M F Andrews spent two weeks with the Brocks and returns to Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Roger Gardner and son visit with Miss Doris Gardner over the weekend. Miss Nona Aldrich and Miss Martha Pryor return home after weeks in New York Washington and on the coast. Mr and Mrs W B Markstein Mrs A Steinhart and guest Miss Florence Lehman motored to Wheeler Dam. Little Mary Dell Sheppard improves after illness. Mrs Arthur Holder of Hartselle visits city. William Dennis improves after flu. Mrs John W Jones motor to Birmingham. Mrs M A Dinsmore and family continue news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. ©. Brott
Chattanooga, Tenn
8. D. Brock
Beth
M. F. Andrews
Birmingham
Roger Gardner
Doris Gardner
Nona Aldrich
Martha Pryor
New York
Washington
W. B. Markstein
A. Steinhart
Florence Lehman
Cincinnati, O
Wheeler Dam
Helen Mack Advocates Natural Nails Over Bright Polish
Public beauty column praises Helen Mack for sparing bright nail polish. It extols natural, well groomed hands and describes home care with olive oil and powdered pumice to soften skin and remove roughness. A dieting routine and Winggar Rinse recipes are briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mack
Gladys Glad
America
Hollywood
Helen
Mion
Holiday guests from Chattanooga to visit Decatur
Miss Shigley Bragg returns from Pride Alabama where she spent Thanksgiving with her grandparents Mr and Mrs L T Pride. The note mentions Decatur relatives and friends hosting holiday guests from Chattanooga Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
Decatur
Shigley Bragg
Pride
Ala
Mrs. L. T. Pride
City Reports First Freeze in Weeks After 24 Hour Low
The past 24 hours saw a maximum of 56 degrees and a low of 29 as the city recorded its first freezing temperature in several weeks. Schools and businesses prepared for cold conditions as motorists were urged to take precautions.
Fellowship Group Will Meet Tonight at Westminster Church
The Men's Fellowship League at Westminster Presbyterian will gather at 6 30 p m for the regular monthly meeting. A plate lunch is provided by Mrs Cortner s class and Judge Lynne will speak. Officers will be elected and plans for future meetings discussed. All members are urged to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Central Baptist Church
W. H. Day
Adap
Austinville M. 8
Ira Hawkins
Men's Fellowship League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Memphis Visitor Alice Sirmons Guests in Austinville
Memphis resident Miss Alice Sirmons visited relatives in Austinville over the weekend. She stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J R Sirmons Jr. and enjoyed a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sirmons
Memphis
J. R. Sirmons, Jr
Austinville
Grinwood Returns Home From Visit to Aunt in Decatur
Mrs G G Grimwood returns to her home in Hunteville after visiting her aunt Mrs J T Price and other relatives in Decatur. Also: two energetic young men wanted to represent national concern in Decatur and vicinity. apply Mr Gaines after 7 pm at 402 Grant St. High lite carbon bisulphide offered for pink corn worm at $1.50 per gallon by John D Wyker & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Grimwood
Hunteville
J. T. Price
Decatur
Gaines
Grant St
John D. Wyker & Son
Beauty and weight guidance from early 20th century ladies
A dialogue on ideal female weight and complexion standards discusses a five foot tall 20 year old girl weighing 128 pounds. References to beauty culture methods and color shades like tan brown russet capucine pinkish, green, white and black appear as guidance from authors and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
O. W
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F. B. Fields
Danville
Otto Kruger
Stuart Erwin
Groom
Irvin Holland
Hillsboro
Guild of St. John’s Episcopel Church
Raymond Hodges
Sherman Street
A. H. Hoff
Guild
Parrish House
Coterie Club
Margaret Crow
Johnston Street
Ben Britaell
Elizabeth Davis
First Presbyterian Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Estelle Beker
Hunt
Phillip Pointer
Christian Education and Ministerial Relief
Pointer
T. G. Morrow
Business Women’s Circle
Stephens
Annie Joe Wheeler
Wheeler
Earle Calvin
Southside
Ernest Ragsdale
Fifth Avenue
Ernest Hames
Ninth Street
Central Methodist
Central Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Alfred Hodgins
J.F. Butler
Wedere
B. R. Ross
John Butler
Mary Dell Sheppard
Arthur Holder
Hartselle
City
William Dennis
John W. Jones
Warren & Ratliff
U& RR
High Lite
John D.wyker
Shoe Box Booterie
ea _ SHOE BOX BOOTERIE
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
State of Alabama
Morgan County
B. L. Malone
Capitol
George M. Cohan
Mrs. Z
June
Ohnston
Goidel
SAM Frank & Moore
Strand Theatre
Sartselle
Joel McRae
Mariam Hopkins
Theatre
Bank
Sophie Lang
Gertrude Michael
Alabama
National Housing Act
Rana S. Purchase Plan
Wyker's
Federal Housing Administration
Wyker’s
Rand & Purchase
Wyker
Joan D. Wixer
R & S Purchase Corporation
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