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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1928

Page

5

Social and Personal Notes From Local College Town

Social and personal news from local residents includes visits, illnesses, and travels. E M Prices in Nashville and Athens. H H May visiting relatives in South Alabama. Stays and illnesses among Chenault Milam Reddings and Wiggons families. A flu outbreak prompts recoveries at several homes while guests travel to Russellville and Falkville.

H. H. May South Alabama Lay

Engagement News Sparks Society Headlines at Lake Forest

They're engaged Leslie Foster of Lake Forest to Conde Nast, New York publisher, with a May wedding planned in Aiken South Carolina. The groom’s circle includes Chicago society and prominent families, with guests from Birmingham New Orleans and Franklin Tennessee as holiday visitors and relatives gather in Trinity and nearby towns.

Leslie Foster Lake Forest Til Conde Nast New York Aiken S.C Chicago

Thought and Poetry event and Decatur wedding overview

The article covers a junior chamber of commerce evening dance and a Decatur wedding. The bride Miss Counts and groom Mr George wed with limited attendants maid of honor Miss Louisa Fowler and best man Clay Counts. The couple planned to reside in town after the ceremony.

Merce Dr. Pryor Decatur Louisa Fowler Clay Counts George Tow Miss B. OC. George Construction Company G. Counts Maryville Colone Lawrence County V. C. Fowler Helen Counts Anita Counts Annie Martin Bernice Counts Lassye Smith Mattie Fay Counts Mary V Jimmie Dean Counts J. T. Counts

Social Tea and Bridge Party Ends With Trophies Declared

Acts James Stewart received consolation. Miss Polhill hosted a four course menu and salad. Guests included Lucille Doss Hartsville Lucy Haywood Binford and others. The table glowed with red candies. Mrs Charles Woodward won the ladies high score trophy Emmerson McCullough the men’s. Mrs Harwell Edwards took the consolation and Russell Breeding the booby.

James Stewart Miss Polhill Lucille Doss Hartselle Lucy Haywood Binford Margaret Ross Athens Emily Lile Tanner Carolyn Fussell Suzanne Jones Julia Leigh Lynn Lydie Moore Pointer Mary Battle Hendrix Elizabeth Malone Imogene Nungester Lucille Giles Margaret Harrison Peggy Davis Margaret Broadus Charlotte Broadus Susie Smith Bluett Wallace Liza Bridge Charles Woodward Emmerson McCullough Harwell Edwards Russell

Illnesses Reported in Local Personal Notices

Miss Alice Owens, Frank Owens, and Herman Kyle are ill with the flu at their respective homes in Columbia Circle and East Moulton Street. All are under home care as doctors monitor their conditions.

Judy Reynolds Vivien Austinville Pike Thelma Chenault Grant Street Fannie Mae McKain John Wilks Johnston Street B. M. Bloodworth East Vine Street Mildred Woods Line Street Alice Owens Columbia Circle Frank Owens Herman Kyle East Moulton Street

Colonial Style Furnishings Described In Quaint Text

A fragment describes decorative home items with spiral legs and mahogany freee glass suited to colonial type. A rush bottom chair dating to 1630 is painted and tied to early American fashion, while a dark cherry low case of drawers and ly ang table pair with dressing glass featuring a sun flower design.

Widespread Flu Reported in Limestone City Athens

Athens reports a mild flu outbreak in Limestone county with no fatalities or complications so far. Health officials note most cases are contained within the city and residents are advised to rest and hydrate while monitored for worsening symptoms.

Athens

Forty Thousand Bales of Cotton for Limestone County?

Athens Ala Dec 28 Special Forty thousand bales of cotton for Limestone county during the present season does not appear at all unlikely at the present 38870 having been ginned up to December 13th as compared with 40536 last year It would appear that despite earlier predictions the 1928 crop will come very near the record crop of all times established in 1927.

Athens Ala Limestone County

Funeral Services For T. J. Tibbets

Athens citizen Thomas J. Tibbets died Christmas morning from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held at his late residence, with interment to follow. He is survived by his widow, a son and three daughters.

Athens Ala Thomas J. Tibbets

Church Services to Re Union at Athens

Athens churches plan a unity observance in December. The first service is Sunday night at the Methodist church with Dr J O Hill leading. Hill recently joined the local Baptist church.

Re Union Athens Ala Methodist J. O. Hill

Decatur Furnishes High Type Labor To Plants

Decatur provides a skilled workforce suited to manufacturing needs. Employers report readily available workers with good training and steady reliability, aiding factory operations and productivity in the region.

Decatur

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