Mrs J B Fowler to Mr Hudson Morris Sheats in Huntsville
Mrs J B Fowler announces the marriage of Frances Edna Morgan to Mr Hudson Morris Sheats in Huntsville at the First Methodist Church on Thanksgiving Day November 30. Attendants were Mr Otis Wadding and Mrs Wadding. The bride, a Decatur standout, wore royal blue velvet. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside at 1704 Somerville Road in the Thombs apartments.
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D. H
B. E. Shegts
Trinity
Austinville
Alabama
Personal notices and visits across towns in a Thanksgiving week
Local society items show families visiting Birmingham, Jackson and Daytona Beach while others travel to see relatives in Birmingham and Cullman. Names include Lanier, Braswell, Langley, Dent Green, Pruett, and Pointer among many relatives and guests. Medical updates note L. B. Lanier in Birmingham with blood poisoning.
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L. B. Lanier
Birmingham
Constipation Relief With Pepsin Laxative Combo
A promoted laxative combines Pepsin with Senna to relieve constipation and aid digestion. The product claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach while Senna awakens bowels for faster relief. It targets stomach discomfort from acidity belching and gas and is advertised as pleasant tasting for all ages.
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Decatur girl rises via Vanities to Hollywood screen test
Decatur’s Miss Vines pursued acting from school days to California, meeting Leonard and Earl Carroll and joining the Vanities at the EarlYl Theatre. She later earned a screen test after Dana Zanuck saw her, with guidance to improve her voice and study dramatics. She signed with Richard Polimer Agency and worked with color photographer Edwin Bower Hessar while continuing training.
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Miss Vines
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Hollywood
Wicholson Street
Eleanor Vines Elected Decatur Queen for Birmingham Carnival 1936
Decatur resident Eleanor Vines, a notable student and athlete, was elected as Decatur's queen to represent the city at Birmingham's 1936 Christmas carnival. Born in Decatur, she moved with her parents as an infant, later returning seven years ago, and had studied dramatics with a private teacher in Birmingham. She helped found the Sub-Deb club and stood out in school competitions and extracurriculars, with ambitions toward Hollywood fame.
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Decatur
Itis City
Birmingham
Miss Vines
Vines
Eleanor Vines
Hollywood
Smith Named Barons Manager In Birmingham
Ira Smith, veteran minor league pitcher, was selected as manager of the Birmingham Barons of the Southern Association. He won 12 and lost 4 last season with Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League and succeeds Dutch Zwilling who resigned after the playing season. The Reds purchased control of Birmingham from Ed North in late summer and announced a playing manager would be in 1940.
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Ala
Ira Smith
Birmingham Barons
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Sacramento
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Zwilling
Pincinnati Reds
FDR May Run Again If International Crisis Emerges
Washington dispatch reports close Roosevelt associates believe he would seek reelection only if a critical international situation arises next summer. They say his current aim is not to run, though he has not ruled out the possibility. They judge his domestic program too advanced to need major new efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Living for beauty and the modern makeup craze
A fashioning guide urges women to improve health through sleep nourishment and outdoor exercise to enhance beauty. It criticizes cosmetics as useless for fatigue and promotes self discipline and calm. It describes hairstyle trends with puffs and curls inspired by Queen Alexandra and screen dollies as fashion leaders.
Classified Ad For Buying And Selling Services
A Dally Want Ad offers the easiest way to buy trade or sell items and urges readers to call phone 46 for contact and listings.
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