Missionary Societies Harvest Day Observed at Central Shircd
The Missionary Societies Harvest Day at the Central Shircd featured Mrs. W. P Mesdames L. C. Mays and hostesses. The event used poinsettias and greens to create a festive war time setting. Reports from officials highlighted dinners, garments, and quotas met with courage. Mrs. Bailey was elected to lead welfare work. Rev Kimbrough and wife attended and received a warm welcome. Social hour included refreshments and a fish course supper. The Whist Club met with Miss J Knight and Miss Mary Jervis winning top prize before disbanding for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies
W. P. Mesdames
L. C. Mays
Henry Day
Wiggins
Leditionals
Mtes
W. P. Baugh
F. L. Carswell
Eaves
S. Ing
Bailey
R.bi. McGlathery
J Knight
Mary Jervis
Tuesday Club Hostess Hosts Games and Guests on East Cain
Mrs. W. M. Voorhies entertained the Tuesday Club at her East Cain Street home with Mrs. E B Morrow as sole substitute. Refreshments were joined by Mrs. E R Sumpter of Pulaski Tenn. as house guest of Mrs. Will Wyker. Mrs. Russell Green won the prize for highest score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.voorhies
East Cain Street
E. 8
Morrow
E. R. Sumpter
Pulaski, Tenn
Will Wyker
Russell Green
Decater Mothers Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Frank Home
The Decater Mothers Club will meet Friday at 3 o'clock at Mrs Frank's home on Grant Brrest with Mgeke BM Bloodworth as joint hostess. Roll call will be answered with a Christmas carol.
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Decater Mothers Club
Mrs. Frank
Grant Brrest
Mgeke BM Bloodworth
Dinner Party at Wilder Place Honors Memphis Guests
Mrs. W. B. Edmundson hosted a Tuesday dinner at Wilder Place with a seasonally decorated dining room. Guests of honor included Mrs. A. T. Lefils and Mrs. Frank A. Jones of Memphis, Tennessee, along with Miss Unity Dancy, Mr. Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Edmundson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder Place
W. B. Edmundson
A. T. Lefils
Frank A. Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Unity Dancy
Hughes
W. B. Edmundseon
Ruth Carter Weds Cecil Glindon Julian at Southside Baptist
A wedding solemnized Monday at noon joined Miss Ruth Carter and Mr. Cecil Glindon Julian with Rev. Charles H. Turner officiating. The couple left for a short southern visit and will reside here where Mr Julian holds a position with Gulf Refining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Carter
Cecil Glindon Julian
Charles H. Turner
Southside
Mrs Hodson Club Hosts Christmas Program and Gifts
Ruthalian Club guests enjoyed a Christmas program with talks on Christmas customs, readings, and a gift basket plan for the needy. Mrs Hodson presided as hostess with Mrs Jackbat leading the meeting and two new guests attending. The Westminster choir guests later shared carols and a decorated Christmas tree at Mrs McGlathery’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackbat
Pengue
Roll Cali
Hodson
Mace
Herman Whaley
A. Z. Bailey
Christ
Josephine Meinhardt
J. G. Hamilton
H. L Curry
Homer Motes
Westminster Presbyterian Church
R. M. McGlathery
Sherman Street
Leon Rothfuss
Social hour and prizes highlight community gathering
The event featured two plays, a social hour with sandwiches and tea, and prizes for top scores awarded to Mrs. R. H. Walcott and Mrs. W. B. Markstein. Guests included A. Steinhart and Mrs. N. B. Greenleaf as the community enjoyed hospitality and updates on residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Odom
Revieneee
Wae
A. Steinhart
N. B. Greenleaf
R. H. Wal- Cott
Mrao W. B. Markstein
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and House Guests
The Old Street Block Club member D Wyker hosts at home. Mrs Lee Groth of Burlington Kentucky will arrive Wednesday to visit sister Mrs W M Voorhies. Miss Kate Smey returns home after months away. Mr and Mrs Grady Little host in Montgomery. Mr and Mrs Donnell Wallace and son Jack with Mr and Mrs Ca Loosier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Alexa Col
W. ®. Proctor
Amboy
Lee Groth
Burlington, Ky
W M. Voorhies
Kate’ Smey
Mrs. Grady Little
Montgomery
Donnell Wallace
Jack
Morrow Couple Travel to Birmingham With Mrs Peterson
Mr and Mrs Ernest Morrow and Mrs H L Peterson motored to Birmingham and spent Tuesday there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Morrow
H. L. Peterson
Birmingham
Mrs A C Sivley Moves From Morris Chapel
Mrs A C Sivley formerly of Morris Chapel has recently relocated to a new residence. The notice notes the transfer of her address and hints at a continued presence in the community.
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A.C. Sivley
Morris Chapel
Mrs. Liddie Jack Dies at Home Albany Route Two
Mrs. Liddie Jackson died this morning at 2 o'clock at her home on Albany route two. She is survived by her husband L. A. Jackson and five children. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Bashan's chapel with interment there. Priest directing and Rev. Leonard in charge.
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Albany
Route Two
L. A. Jackson
Bashan’s Chapel
Leonard
Liddie Jackson
Bond Made in Third Avenue Whiskey Case
Carte Makes Bond Ab Die is in fait. Taken into custody when officers raided late Monday afternoon at a residence on Third avenue south. He has made bond in the sum of 300 dollars after being held on manufacturing charges. Ab Die, arrested in the same case, remains in jail, not having made bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carte
Third Avenue
South
Ab Die
Jai
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