Local social notes highlight church events and gatherings
The column documents social and club happenings including a Methodist reception for new pastors and wives, Philathean class activities, a Bessie Rebekah meeting, and a Tuesday club. It also covers a birthday dinner party for Mr. and Mrs. Jones, a Junior Music Study Club meeting, civic and charitable events, and a post dance gathering hosted by Colonel and Mrs. Edmundson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Turner
Central Methodist Church
R. T.tyler
Decatur
M. M. Newton
Ninth Street
Duke Is Jolly Proud of Her Dred Banks Visit
Duke is happy about dred Banks returning from Dallas after the death of C. C. Terrell. Master John Lile is recovering from scarlet fever at Seventh Avenue West home. Little Miss Muriel Thomas is sick at her parents home after a visit to friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Dred Banks
Dallas
Tex
C. C. Terrell
John Lile
Seventh Avenue
West
Muriel Thomas
Mrs. Rutledge Thomas
Donna Hope
York
London
Lady Doria
Manhattan
Washington
International Newereel
Fragmentary notes from Fayetteville society page
Mrs Elbert McCullouch sends greetings while Mrs W R Jones returns to her Fayetteville home after an extended visit to Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Elbert McCullouch
Mrs. W. R. Jones
Fayetteville, Tenn
Mr. and
Harvest day visitors and local notes from Trinity area
Mrs. Ben Rowe guest at Payetteville relatives with family guests while Mary Hargin from Maysville visits the Holleys amid flu. Mrs. Jourdan returns from Iuka with daughter Mrs. Kimberly as Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Rauschenberg attend Harvest day in Trinity. Mrs. Smiley rests after surgery at Benevolent hospital. Annie Baker visits Trinity for the Methodist harvest day. Frank Lide and Talmadge Bland travel to Birmingham and Huntsville guests visit locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie EB. Baker
Rayburn Neville
Trinity
Out-of-town Friends Attend Funeral of C. C. Terrell
Personal mentions note Birmingham, Murfreesboro Tennessee, and Roanoke Virginia relatives among visitors for the funeral of the late C. C. Terrell. Mrs Mary Banks and Miss Mil- are also cited among the mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Arbuckle
Birmingham
W. G. Manson
Murfreesboro, Tenn
M. Terrell
Roanoke, Va
C. C. Terrell
Mrs
Mary Banks
Miss Mil
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Beth Wallace
Vera Austelle
Irene Bewley
Riverside High School
Halmet
W. C. Bailey
Madeline Dix
Hamlet
Tennis Tidwell
F. H. Pointer
Shakespeare
Woman's Missionary Society of
The
Central Baptist Church
Frances Barnes
Louise Nelson
Virginia Jones
Bessie Rebekah de Sea
Bessie Rebekah Lodge
IL. O. O. FP
Second Avenue
Mary Wallace Smiley
King
Murray King
Ruth Kunn
Estine
E. B. Garner
James Stewart
Virginia Humphrey
Mary Jervis
Julia. Leigh Lynne
Sarah Blackwell
Maureen Bobbitt
Lewis C. Brown
Herman Kyle
Rufus Warren
James Ratliffe
Harry Maloné
Peggy Davis
Trelma Hatfield
Charles Harvey
Thomas Harvey
Mildred Chunn
Frances Mason
Loudie Moore Pointer
Elizabeth
Mary Pitts Taylor
East Lafayette Street
Harriett Irwin
Rutledge Thomas
Germany
Evelyn Hefner
Capitols of
Alabama
Jane Irwin
Ben Rowe
W. R. Jones
Fayetteville
Tenn
Howe
U. D.C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
B. F. Martin
W. B. Edmundson
Nancy Pierce
Huntsville
Ward Belmont College
Gilbe
Renee Adoree
Ernest Torrence
Pinkham's
Rome
Majestic Radios
Florida
Forbes Music Store
Second Ave
R. H. Dover
Mgr
iCeey
Sullivan’s Studio
Grant Street
Uy of
Ett Fara Ay
Payetteville
Mary Hargin
Maysville
And
Rufus Holley
J. T. Jourdan
Iuka
Miss
P. E. Kimberly
A. Z. Bailey
W. YF. Rauschenberg
J. R. Smiley
Benevolent Hospital
Mrs. Prank Lide
Mrs. Talmadge Bland
Jeddy Ryan
Mrs. J. J. Edwards
Daugh
Josane Victor
United States
Ronear
Kian Teohy Waded
Internat
Ome
ASAF
Moye’s Beauty Parlor
1St Ave
North
Nelson
Bank Street
Chevrolet
Evrolet
Church Street
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