DECEMBER CIRCLE MEETINGS AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
Society notes from First Presby and Methodist groups highlight Circle One to discuss The Church of the Open Door with Mrs T G Morrow and Mrs H D Barnum hosting. Harvest Day program at First Methodist features Rev McNutt address and social hour. Decatur Garden Club to meet at president’s home. Evening party honors Peggy Ann Crutcher on 13th birthday with Athens guests. Hospital board meets Wednesday. Central Baptist Euzelian class Christmas party Thursday. New Year Dance set for January First at Valley Country Club with club members and guests.
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H. D. Barnum
Harriett Irwin
T.G. Morrow
G . Pride
N Bynum
W. E. Hall
Christian Education and
First Methodist Womans Missionary Society
Yarmade- Y
McNutt
Westminister Presbyterian Circle One
Raphael Sartor
Morday
R. R. Thomas
George Harvey
Circle Two
Gil Crane
Henry Hartung
T. B. Rogers
Mary Keenan
Decatur Garden Club
Thomas J. Hendrix
Spotswood Apartments
William Crutcher
Canal Street
Peggy Ann
Charlotte Spence
Anna Gale Nelson
Jack McFarland
Athens
Anna Gale
Crutcher
Leroy Murphree
Central Baptist Euzelian
Valley Country Club
Anne Adams Pattern 4326 For Spring Ladies Fashions
Anne Adams announces pattern 4326 for home dresses with scalloped yokes and puffed sleeves. Available in sizes 34 to 48, size 36 requires about 4 1/4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Price is fifteen cents per pattern and book, twenty five cents when ordered together. Orders go to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
11Th St
New York
N. Y
Personal News From Corinth and Nearby Miss
Mrs. Jones A Pryor and Mrs Bessie East of Corinth Miss were guests Monday of Mrs W W Callahan. Mr and Mrs C H Winston and daughter Helen returned from a week in Gainesville Ala. Several locals went to Birmingham for the day. W F Rauschenberg is ill at home on Danville Road. Pearl Lee is ill with flu. Billy Duncan will visit from Auburn for Christmas. Jack Tankersley and John D Grimes to return Friday for Christmas. Frances Rauschenberg, senior at Florence State Teachers College, will visit over Yuletide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones A. Pryor
Bessie,East
Corinth
Miss
W.W. Callahan
Pearl Lee
Billy Duncan
Arrivatur
Auburn
Joe Duncan
Jack Tankersley
John ‘D. Grimes
Olks
Frances ‘Rauschenberg
State Teachers College At
Florence
W. F. Rauschenberg
Local Misses Plan Holiday Homecoming Trips
Miss Elmore Sheppard of Verbena Alabama will visit en route to her home after attending State Teachers College at Florence. Miss Marion Boswell will return this weekend to spend holidays with her father W F Boswell. Mrs Bluette Walace and other residents were driven to Birmingham to enjoy the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Sheppard
Verbena, Ala
Marion Boswell
W. F. Bos
Bluette Walace
Thomas J. Hendrix
Mary Dryden
J. R. Daniels
Birmingham
Sartorial Rhythm and Domestic Advice for Women
Helen Follett urges fashionable care with clothes that flatter body shape and movement. She warns against overdressing and argues attire should serve the wearer, not dominate. She notes scarves belts and draperies as key tools and links diet to complexion and vitality.
Funeral services held for Posey infant in Lawrence County
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Christopher C Posey of Russellville Route 4 were held at 2 pm Tuesday at Gorgas cemetery Lawrence County. Rev Leonard Isbell officiated and burial was by Drinkard of Decatur. The baby died Monday night with survivors including the parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Posey Mr and Mrs George Isbell all of Russellville Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher C. Posey
Russellville
Orphanage Car Arrives Safely with Winter Storage
Rev L Smallwood announces a Baptist orphans home car from the county Baptists arrived safely with contents stored for winter use valued at 598.45. Several local residents and visitors are noted in holiday and family travel mentions from Auburn to Clanton and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Smallwood
Baptist Orphans’ Home
Colley
Smallwood
Artist William Bixler to return for Wednesday chalk talk
Chalk artist William A. Bixler drew big crowds at the Church of God Sunday night and will return Wednesday evening at 7:00. He talks, sings, and rapidly completes color pictures under lights. Mrs. Bixler accompanies him. The free program, enjoyed by children and adults, highlights his school and college work and a prior visit to Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe—Riley
William A. Bixler
Church of God
Bixler
América
Decatur
Ickes Defends Roosevelt Third Term Policy in Newark
Secretary Ickes urged a third term for President Roosevelt as the preservation of democracy at a Newark town hall. He spoke to 3,500 people defending the move against Republican rivals while General Hugh Johnson called the idea a Roosevelt dynasty in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Ickes
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Hugh Johnson
White House
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Benevolent Society Hospital Board
Euzerian
PARTY
Vicks
Alexander
Deutzia
Mary Woodruff
G. L. Woodruff
Woodrow Simpson
Falkville
Ala
T. M. Jones
W. H. Wilds
W. E. Bimbrough
H. K. Tankersley
Danville Road
Carl Laemmle
Annie Urst
S Oe
Well, Sr
State Teasters College
Helen Follett
Jean Cagney
Posey Infant
Flo Pickens
Rebecca Pettey
8. Patterson
New York City
Sam Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Eugene Gibson
Victor Heard
Clanton
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Gina Gale
Nelsor
Peggy Ann Crutcher
Spirit
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