Societies Gather for Bridge and Club Events This Week
Mrs. J H Calvin hosts two bridge luncheons honoring her visiting daughter Mrs Joseph Woods of Springfield Illinois with the Tuesday Whist Club and Silk Stocking Club and again Saturday for a luncheon and bridge. Mrs J L Echols entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club and Eyhg W Crawford with prizes awarded. The Band plans a gathering at 2:30 tomorrow at Mrs R A Sparkman’s home. A Christmas dance plans are announced for December 23 with a dinner at Hotel Lyons before. Mrs C H Eyster hosted the Tuesday Club with a 1:15 pm meeting and sweet souvenirs. The T V A Luncheon Club had 30 places and out of town guests Mrs Ben Craig Mrs Quigley of Florence and Mrs Calloway of Knoxville Tennessee with a Christmas party planned. The group adjourned to the Price home for carol singing and a contest led by Mrs A Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
J. H. Calvin
Joseph Woods
Springfield
Ill
Woods
Pinal
Hotel Lyons
Eyster
C. H. Eyster
F. D. Peebles
McLeod
Ben Craig
Quigley
Florence
Calloway
Knoxville
Tenn
J. C. Price
C. D. Faber
A. E. Rush
Can You Beat Him Cigarette Rolling Contest Gains Local Attention
Local roll your own experts gather as Maynard Gaylor of Montgomery sets a brisk pace rolling a cigarette in ten percent seconds. Contenders try one-handed and Indian fashion techniques to top the Alabama record. Prince Albert tobacco is favored for its consistency. A potted plant is awarded to the winner while another contestant receives a cleaning and pressing job offer after a Bingo session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Gaylor
Montgomery
Alabama
Prince Albert Tobacco
Whist Club Meets for Bridge and Prizes
The Tuesday Whist Club met at Mrs. Lewis C. Brown's home for bridge games followed by refreshments. Guests Mrs. John A. Caddell and Mrs. Skeggs Crawford attended, with Mrs. Caddell winning a dainty trophy. Miss Mary Jervis and Mrs. H. L. Peterson won club prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Brown
John A. Caddell
Skeggs Crawford
Caddell
Mary Jervis
H. L. Peterson
Personal notices from Knoxville area residents
Mrs Calloway of Knoxville visits Mrs Rice on East church street. Mrs Clarence Clarke taken to Benevolent Society Hospital for operation. Mrs McDonald and children Doris and Johnny to move to Louisville with Mr McDonald. A B Markham to join later. Mrs E S Loyd visiting Birmingham. Miss Frances Simrell called to Rockwood for sister Mrs Jene Smiths serious operation. Pascal Foster of Birmingham visited city. Frank Richardson and wife return from Greensboro visit. Spinsters Club meeting tonight. Born to Mr and Mrs Vernon M Williams a daughter Patricia Mee born November 29. mother and baby doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Calloway
Knoxville, Tenn
Mrs. Rice
East Church Street
Frances Simrell
Rockwood
Tenn
Jene Smith
Mrs. Smith
Vernon M. Williams
Patricia Mee
Reducing Diets and Beauty Advice From Old Magazine Ion
A columnist offers weight loss tips centered on Joan Marsh a film star who trimmed from 127 pounds to a healthier look. The piece recommends medical checkups before dieting and includes diet details no starches no sweets and generous vegetable meals plus olive oil and lemon juice. It also touches on exercise skin tonics and companion advice for bust shaping feet care and overall figure harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatty
Joan Marsh
Joan
Social Notes From Local Benevolent Society
Miss Mary Broadus spent Tuesday with friends in Birmingham. Mrs. Ben Craig and Mrs. Quigley hosted guests Tuesday at Brockman. Mrs. Harry T. Dublin departed for an extended visit to Mrs. C. P. Harrell in Miami, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Broadus
Birmingham
Harry T. Dublin
C. P. Harrell
Miami, Fla
Rock Creek Church Adds Three Deacons in Ordination
Rev. W. B. Bentley preached Saturday afternoon and assisted Rev. Dewey Crow in ordaining three deacons: William Lewis Roy Oden and Walter Oden. Guests Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Henderson of Somerville attended Saturday church events and dinner. John Brooks shows improvement after flu. Several local residents, including Miss Frann Self and June Oden, visited Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bentley
Dewey Crow
William Lewis
Roy Oden
Walter Oden
R. L. Henderson
Somerville
Ida Self
John Brooks
Frann Self
June Oden
Decatur
Harvie Hamilton
Lois Tanner
Iona Holmes
Eva
Ottis Self
Addie McKee
Elna Tanner
Haskel White
Alabama lawyers must pay 25 dollar license fee
Alabama lawyers must pay a $25 license fee to the probate judge of their counties, per a ruling by Attorney General Albert Carmichael. The decision comes after constitutional challenges and clarifies professional licensing requirements statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Albert Carmichael
Probate Court Seeks Hearing on Estate of Z T Holmes
In Morgan County Alabama probate court administrator Ira T Holmes filed a written application to sell personal property of Z T Holmes deceased. A hearing is set for December 3 1935 to allow interested heirs to contest the application. Judge B L Malone presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Morgan County
Z. T.holmes
Ira T. Holmes
Z. T. Holmes
State of Alabama
E. Stewart
Mattie L Stewart
Stewart
Negro Farmers Conference Sees Tenancy Risks Warned
R K Greene regional rehabilitation chief of the resettlement administration warned at the Tuskegee Institute 45th annual Negro Farmers Conference that continued growth of farm tenancy will lead to disaster. The remarks were delivered in Tuskegee Alabama on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskdgee
Ala
Negro Farmers Conference
Tuskegee Institute
R. K. Greene
Resettlement Administration
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J. L. Echols
W. E. Crawford
Mies
R. A. Sparkman
Tennessee
Goidel
SAM Frank & Moore
Bank Street
S. Craig
Johnnie Neill
New York Hatters
Clarence Clarke
Benevolent Society Hospital
E. 8. Loyd
Pascal Foster
Frank Richardson
Mrs. Berry Leftwich
Greensboro
N. C
Spinsters’ Club
Gerca Tidwell Powell
Allen’s
Beauty Shop
Theo Bender
Evelyn’s Beauty Shop
Warner Bros
Athess Releoe
Dee
Nas Re
Anna
Nicely
Rock Creek
B. L. Malone
Ing
Broadway
Jean At
Desssee
Shades
Guerre Enywerd
Otner Bros
Jean Muir
Warner Bros. Picture “Stars
Emporium
Move’s Beauty Parlor
Toyland
Harold M. Sherman
I’ Life Magazine
Buck Rogers
Dick Tracy
Mickey Mouse
West
Shirley
Penney’s Toyland
Deli Bassinette
Jong End
Fee Pega
Stent
Ben Back
Ray
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