Society Notices and Church Groups Gather in Decatur
Society items list meetings and events for the week at Central Baptist and First M E Church. Includes a bridal shower for Mise Dimplé Brock hosted by Mrs Rufus Warren and various club gatherings in the Wednesday and Thursday schedule.
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The
Central Baptist Church
Mattie
Mason Crow
Missionary Society of First M. E. Church
Tubrsday
Central M. E. Church
Mise
W. R. Shelton
Neil
C. L. Saunders
Mizpah
Masonic Hall
Mary Lou Daney
Local program to feature Mrs Lockart and Miss Johnson
Mrs J W Lockart and daughter Miss Alice from Centenary College Cleveland Tenn arrive tonight to be guests of Mrs F F Tidwell for several days. Miss Katherine Johnson of New Orleans and Anita the dancer join. reading of Ibsen’s Peer Gynt to be read at Progressive Culture luncheon. Mrs Louis A Neill hosts with Mrs W R Shelton. music by Mrs H O Troup and Mrs J M Pettey. Margaret Clarkson to sing from Aeolian Hall in New York broadcast. homecoming welcome planned.
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Lockart
Miss Johnson
J. W. Lockart
Miss Alice
Centenary College
Cleveland
W. R. Shelton
Southwick
Emmerson’s
School of Oratory
Boston
Misa Johnson
Anita
H. O. Troup
J.M. Pettey
Margaret Clarkson
Seto
New York City
Aeolian Hall
Everne J. Z
New York
Margaret
Shower for Miss Brock at Central Methodist Church
The Y P M S of Central Methodist church hosts a Tuesday afternoon shower for Miss Dimple Brock a popular member who will wed this Saturday. The event runs 3 to 5 o clock at the church. Mrs R T Sheppard leaves for a ten day visit to her mother in Gadsden with a stop in Birmingham en route.
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Miss Brock
Central Methodist Church
Miss Dimple Brock
Rufus Warren
R. T. Sheppard
Recital by Lula Garnett and Lucille Bailey at Lafayette Street School
Miss Lula Garnett and Miss Lucille Bailey present a recital Tuesday evening at 8 o clock in the Lafayette Street School auditorium. It is the first in a series of entertainments. the public is invited and the performers have spent considerable time in preparation. Mr and Mrs E A Albes are visiting Birmingham for several weeks with relatives.
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Lula Garnett
Lucille Bailey
Lafayette Street
E. A. Albes
Birming
marriage at 310 Canal Street unites Gladys Trotter Nebrig
Gladys Trotter wed Fred L Nebrig on Saturday night at 10 o clock at the bride’s home 310 Canal Street Rev J D Hunter officiated with immediate family present The newlyweds left by northbound train for Nashville returning today The bride is noted as accomplished and popular and the groom a successful furniture businessman from Nebrig Furniture Company
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Canal Street
Gladys
D. J. Trotter
Fred L.nebrig
J. D. Hunter
Westert Cathedral ry Arrival and Family Weekend Update
Mrs. Louis AY New and family plan to arrive Friday or during the holidays. Dr and Mrs L Ry Day and daughter return tonight from Birmingham where they visited relatives. Mrs Chenault is reported better after several days of illness.
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Westert Cathedral Ry
Louis AY
L. Ry Day
Birmingham
Chenault
Box Supper At School Raises Funds For Improvement
A large crowd gathered at the school house at 7 30 pm for a box supper and auction led by J H Collier. Compton credited for organizing the largest number of boxes and the spirited sale. Peanuts popcorn candy and fruit were sold while Ruth Johnston and Miss Good were featured in a beauty contest raising 42 25. Proceeds go to the school for its betterment and the event was praised by RD Compton trustee and supporters.
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J. H. Collier
Compton
Teal
Ruth Johnston
Miss Good
RD. Compton
Pairviews
Shorter Hours Bring New Type of Steel Employes
Cleveland mills report a shift from 12 to eight hours attracting college graduates and mountain boys from Kentucky and Tennessee. With the hour cut, applicants span previously unlikely groups as workers begin in entry roles such as stove cleaning and production tasks amid broader hiring from stores and other sectors.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Steel Industry
Steel
Kentucky
Tennessee
Hardy
Merly
Ines
Stores
Local personals note sightings and travels around town
I R Witt of Belle Mina and others from Huntsville Florence Cincinnati and Lafayette are recorded as visiting or traveling through the area. Several locals visit kin or recover from illness while others plan Christmas time visits and medical study trips. Edward Doty editor from Alabama was seen leaving for Huntsville after a stop.
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Edward Doty
Alabama
Huntsville
Local Social Ties Report From Somerville Area
Mrs Elbert Peck of 2 was the guest of friends on Tuesday night. Sampler Turney traveled to Hartagile on Thursday for business. Mia Ployd Dean and children visited brother C W Bailey and family, then left Friday. A P Johnson visited Albany Tuesday night to see Sir Harry Lauder. Mrs Joe Winton shopped in Harteelle Thursday. Pryor Rice visited Maxtaeile Thursday. A M Dunaway was in Albany Thursday and Friday. Ruby Waugh is improving after illness. Mr and Mrs A H Pence visited Floyd in Harte Selle for a few days then returned home.
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Mia. Ployd
Dean
C." W. Bailey
A. P. Johnson
Albany
Sir Harry Lauder
A. H. Pence
Floyd
Harteselle
Six Mile
Central Baptist Choir Receives Gift for Director Pickens
The Central Baptist Choir under B. B. Pickens presented him with a handsome gold pen panel and gold fountain pen as a token of appreciation. The gift was not from the Community Singers as initially announced.
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Central Baptist Choir
B. B. Pickens
Pickens
Cotton Mare New Notice Details Opened Firm
A new notice outlines fixed terms for a cotton mare firm with figures for periods in January March May and July, listing rates like 94 26 to 3 40 and 44 00 418 95 alongside month markers. The document appears to be an archival rate schedule with several dates and figures.
Dynastic Origin Cited In Greek King’s Guarded Position
Athens reports on December 17 with references to a dynastic origin and Se Teparcare of King guarded as a key factor in the situation.
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Athens
Garded
Fragmentary OCR Chronicle Offers Scrambled Names
Disjointed text reads like a garbled newspaper fragment with stray phrases and unclear references. Key names and events are obscured making precise identification of people places or actions impossible from the readable portions.
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Tendar
Coats
Boston Bags
Banta’s
R. Whitton
New St Richey, Florida
J. M.sears
Masonic Theatre
Stoday
Masonic
Harold Lloyd
Penney & Whitman
Princess Orchestra
Nebrig-Trotter
Marjorie Beard
National Cathedral School
Washington
Ora Orr
Hartselle
C. W. Williams
Willie Sue Bray
the Telephone Co
Talladega
Mary Jervis
Agnes Scott College
J. D. Jervis
D. T. Harris
Chicago
Til
J. D. Buchanan
Paul
Cullman
John Buchanan
Teague
Danville
Mrs. John Smith
Fourth Avenue West
J. D. Jesse and
Daugher
Bessie
Wetumpka
G. F. Keyes
Harry Wyatt
Pluma King
Florence Noraal
Mrs. C. C. King
B. A. Albes
J.W. Guffin
Porter
Gooch
R. A. Kirkland
Hey
Pat Kirkland
M.A. Lambert
Tenth Avenue South
William Foster
Price
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas Saadlin
Athens, Ala
J. W. Cunningham
Evelyn Crawford
Cleveland, Tenn
I. R. Witt
Belle Mina
Eittases Eine Cathe Tri-Cities Today
Garenas Oneal
Hunteville
M. A Bingham
Parkville
Sam C. Hunt
Florence
E. D. Berrywealth
Tuscumbia
J— J. T. Kirk
Henry Norton
Sheffield
R. L. Wood
Otto Russell
Edward Davis
Cincinnati, Ohio
A. D. Jervis
E. M. Odom
William B. Jones
E. P. Kingsbury
Lewis Hardage
Ane
James Edward Lewter
Carl Lewter
D. G. O'Niell
Lafayette
Ala
Frank Chenault
Frank P. Pettey
New Orleans
Somerville. News
Elbert Peck
Gee Pend
John Guyer
Michael and
Blanche
T Sea Lauder
Hartagile
Joe Winton
Harteelle
Maxtaeile
A. M. Dunaway
Ruby Waugh
Central Baptist Cho
Ceens
Mear
Britain
Boggs Farm Auction
Morrow
A. W. Bethel
Kiwanis Charity Minstrel
Cam
Wolcott & Rankin
Victor
McGehee Furniture Co
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