Fourteen Initiated Into Lambda Pi Sigma Fraternity
Lambda Pi Sigma fraternity formally welcomed fourteen initiates at a Saturday luncheon hosted by Walter Marvin on Eighth Avenue East. The event capped a semester of rushing with dancing and social games as thirty-four high school undergraduates posed as college students. Notable attendees included Evelyn Thompson and Kathryn Papenburg among the guests, with a list of escorts and city residents. Also noted are statistics on automobile deaths in the U S for the first ten months, a Latin definition of dominion, and a remark on the element silicon discovered by Berzelius in 1823.
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Lambda Pi Sigma Fraternity
Mally
Walter Marvin
Eighth Avenue
East
Lambda Pi Sigma
Central High School
Evelyn Thompson
Kathryn Papenburg
Bessie Boyd Ross
Susan Bibb
Stella Meadows
Virginia Speer
Mattie Sue Yarbrough
Madelyn McKnight
Marjorie Phinizy
Evelyn Teague
Elizabeth Ann Humphrey
Jewel Cox
Julia Dent Woodard
Helen Abel
Pegsy Brown
Dorothy McClure
Ruby Glenn Richardson
Mary Webster
Creomulsion Appeal for Coughs and Colds
A scannable ad-like passage describes Creomulsion as a remedy for children’s coughs and colds. It warns about ingredients and urges consulting a druggist for safe use and germ reduction.
Kane and Lee clash over Chivington murder case
Kane argues with Chief Lee about the Bailey murder and Nanette LeRoi link, insisting Chivington was murdered not accidental. The two men clash over who holds the case as Kane contemplates new clues and the killer's cunning method.
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O'Hara
Chivington
Kane
O. K
Bailey
Buddy
Richard Bailey
John Lee
Lee
Jere Kane
Weldon
MacQuarrie
Los Angeles
Woc
New Orleans
Gane
Nanette LeRoi
Chivingtoni
Kane confronts Chief over Chivington death report
Jere Kane accuses the Chief of sensationalizing Chivington's death as accidental. He warns he will expose the false report and make the Chief the laughingstock of the country. Kane exits the house in a tense confrontation.
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Lee
Jere Kane
Kane
Chivington
Brother at bedside as Earl Hamilton lies critically ill
John Hamilton is at the hospital bedside in Birmingham where his brother Earl Hamilton remains critically ill in the city hospital ward.
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John Hamilton
Earl Hamilton
Birmingham
Lyons Hotel Decks Halls for Christmas Colors
The Lyons hotel will be bedecked in new attire for the Christmas season. Workmen are busy painting and redecorating the lobby and corridors with several rooms receiving new color schemes, according to Manager Hughes.
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Lyons
Hughes
Mrs F T Gordon Continues Ill With Flu
Mrs F T Gordon remains ill with the flu at her daughter Mrs John Hamilton's home on 3rd Avenue West.
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F. T.’ Gordon
John Hamilton
3Rd Avenue
West
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Summary
Today at Birmingham market receipts include carrots and various grains. Carloads show U S No 1 hay at 12.00 and No 2 at 9.00 10.00 per ton delivered, with timothy and alfalfa listed. Grain bids feature No 2 white corn 42 1/2 cents, oats 26 to 26 1/2, with corn and yellow corn rising slightly. Cotton seed priced at 10.00 per ton fob at Alabama shipping point. Poultry and eggs unchanged with hens, eggs, and fryers priced in cents per unit. other produce includes sweet potatoes 55 cents per cwt and Cullman Irish potatoes 1.10 per cwt.
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Birmingham
U. S
U. 6
U. B
U. 8
Alabama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burks Huie
Levin
A. M. Smith
Walter Marvin Penney
Donald Branum
Billie Nelson
Harold Weagan
Homer Tankersley
Pat Jefferies
Cecil Edwards
Clifford Smith
Edward Meadows
Jack Morrow
Edwin McCulloch
Guy Blackwell
P. H. Sandlin
Otha Black
Richard Watkins
United States
Berzelius
Coleanor Cahaba, Jellico
Dogwood
Montevallo
Decatur Ice & Coal
Dher of
Cor
Southern Bell Telephone
Ana
Theresa Kowjaskip
Buffalo, N. Y
Seattle
Shanghai
Orient
Bedeck Hotel
The
Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries
Arkets
Decatur
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Jacquard
Philco
Majestic
TE Ome
Olka
2Nd A.e
Bank St
American Legion
E. W. Phillips
Mgt
East Moukon St
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