Social and Personal Evening Bridg e Party Highlights
A Tuesday bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. W. K. McNeill on Ferry Street drew many guests including Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stuart Banks Miss Christine Almond and W. G. Ward and others. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served by Mrs. E. S. Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K McNeill
Ferry Street
Warren Stuart Banks
Christine Almon
W. G. Ward
Elizabeth Ann Morrow
Lawson Draper
Garner Pride
Rucker Mason
T. G. Morrow
H. L. Peterson
Carver
Morrow
H. D. Greer
Ponsonby Kyle
Moseley and Russell Families Return from Southern Visit
Mrs. William Moseley Jr returns home from Courtland after visiting relatives. Mrs. Joe Russell and her son Joe Jr come back Tuesday from Atlanta Georgia where they spent three weeks with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moseley, Jr
Courtland
Joe Russell
Joe, Jr
Atlanta
Shoe shop fire injures Loggins hands at early opening
Mr Loggins received severe burns on his hands after pulling an electric light wire from the ceiling of the Guarantee Shoe Shop on Sec ond avenue to stop a small blaze caused by crossed wires. The fire damaged Christmas decorations but did not affect stock. The incident occurred shortly after six this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Font
Guarantee Shoe Shop
Second Avenue
Loggins
Surprise for Spencer Class Sets Sights on 1000 Attendance
Spirit at Spencer class of Central Methodist Church runs 660 08 attendance so far and aims for 1000 next Sunday. Red and Blue factions race to outdo each other with rival plans and possible surprises as both sides recruit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Woodmen of World Officials Elected Albany Camp
Albany camp No. 487 of the Woodmen of World elected officers for 1928. J. Al. Green was chosen C C G R Beckham A Lu, E. A. English banker, R. Garrison clerk, Otto Winton watchman, W. Lee sentinel, J. D. Winton S. L. Ryan and H. C. Cline managers. Installation set for the first Tuesday night in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Camp No. 487
J. al. Green
C. C
G. R. Beckham A
E. A. English
Banker
R. Garrison
Otto Winton
Watchman
Sentinel
J. D. Winton
S. L. Ryan
H. C. Cline
Kiwanis Noon Meeting in Decatur Planned
Kiwanis of Decatur set a noon gathering Thursday at 12 15 PM to boost attendance and support committee work. Officials note previous attendance lag and aim to improve participation this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Malone
Endlam Oaks
Kiwanians
Decatur
M. CG. A
Bers
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Coats
Christian Women’s Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Christian Church
S. M. Thompson
Éapa
Eva Sellman
Gray
Earth
GA. Edwards
Six Hundred Club
Ai’j. Harris
T Love
Woodmen Circle
Woodman Circle
Laura James
Second Avenume
F. R. Benson
Caldwell
M. Spence
Tom Conley
Sam Rogers
Committee OF Affairs
League of Women Voters
Hotel
Lyons
B. P. Cartwright
Bert Hawk
McCarty
Mormaim
Leene Rothfns
George Jackson
T. V. Harrison
Persia
Miss Dupont
Sabine Dupont
A. A. Hardage
E. A. Humphrey
W. R. Smith
BOARD
Women’s Auxiliary Meeting OF
Westminster
Othe Westminster
L. B. Wyatt
Sanders Cortner
Grantestreet
Sam Stephenson
George Wallace
Eleanor Harrison
Ing
Cullman
Mr. Benson
Harriett
Rebecca Lide
Grant Street
Mrs. N. Greenlea
Jackson Street
East Vine Street
M. G. Goldewno
Beulahee
John Caddell
University of Alabama
Mattie Gunn
Little Rock
Ark
Pertie Blizzard
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Guild House
Axwd
Sangeesneene
Eeeee
Santa Claus
Coty
Houbigant
Melba
Amity
Amity Gents’ Pocketbooks
Dupont
Pyralin
Vanity
A. Caddell
Angus McGwier
Garnett
Princess
John
Gilbert
Lillian Gish
la BoHeme
Spencer
Woodmen of World
Stinson Bros
For All
Boutonnieres
New York
Co-Operative Buying Office
Whitman
Decatur Drug Co
Decatur, Ala
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