Wedd ngs and social notes fill Decatur pages
Miss Evelyn Lockwell married Lamar Mooney and Margaret Mooney wed Eton Gulley in December ceremonies as friends and relatives gathered at the Mooney home. The event included a 6 o'clock dinner, music, and guest lists featuring Rev. and Mrs. ediam, Mildred Byars, Pearl Ridgeway, and others. Couples plan to live in Decatur. Additional items cover Decatur Art Club January meeting, buffet suppers for visiting guests, and social club activities.
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Evelyn Lockwell
Lamar Mooney
Margaret Mooney
Eton Gulley
J. R. Mooney
M. W. Stedham
J. R. Collier
Moulton
Ediam
Mildred Byars
Miss Byars
Pearl Ridgeway
Charles Harvey
James Ratliffe
Maureen Bobbitt
Raphael Sartor
Miss Bobbitt
Harvey
Personal notices from O B Wise announce new daughter Pegey Joyce
Mrs O B Wise announces the birth of a daughter weighing eight pounds on December 20 named Pegey Joyce. Numerous local residents were mentioned visiting friends and attending dances in Huntsville. Several travelers return from visits, with notes on guests at Theta Sigma events and upcoming weddings and hospital recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Wise
Pegey
Joyce
Louise Walker
Marjore Davis
Lela Hertzler
Huntsville
Helen Davis
Jimmy Gill
Theta Sigma Dante
House 10 Allow But One Day Vote Washington
The Democratic House will be allowed one vote and no more this session on the prohibition question. Majority Leader Rainey says the plan limits roll calls on ament and ballots on wine and beer. Senator Ashurst of Arizona resigns from a judiciary subcommittee hearings on the dry laws. Black of Alabama steps in as replacement, citing economic conditions over personal opinions on the Eighteenth amendment. Mrs H L Thornton and children return from Madison after visiting her mother.
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Washington
Democratic House
Rainey
Illinois Vemocet
Ashurst
Arizona
Senate Judiciary
Senator Black
Alabama
Prohibition
Norris
Nebraska
Black
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Girls Held After Slaying Robbery At Chicago Club
Two teenage girls, Marcella Royce 17 and Dorothy Evans 16, confessed to taking part in a hold up at a Chicago night club during which a policeman was killed. Royce has smiled at arrest while Evans shows marked remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marcella Royce
Dorothy Evans
Charity calls rise as winter nears in council report
Charity officials report increasing requests as cold weather approaches with modest illness among recipients. Medicine requests remain infrequent while overwhelming demand centers on clothing in all sizes and types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Council
Rev Dennis to Visit Monteagle for Alumni Work
Rev. Peter M. Dennis and Mrs. Dennis with son William will travel to Monteagle on Friday. He serves as president of the Alumni Association of Dubose Divinity School and will work there in that role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter M. Dennis
Dennis
William
Alumnii Association of du- Bose Divinity School
Aerial surveys count buffaloes and pilots across borders
The Canadian government employs airplanes to count buffalos from the air revealing 12 00 feet flight. The report notes 17 242 pilots 10 609 aircraft and 9 166 mechanics with department of commerce licenses. There were 476 women pilots with California leading in pilot numbers and New York second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
California
New York
Anniversary Highlights From This Day In History
On this day in 1775 Montgomery and Arrod failed to capture Quebec in North America. Nova Scotia introduced daylight saving into the new world, a measure later pushed in the United States in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Arrod
Quebec
Nova Scotia
United States
B. C. Promises Quick Relief for Headaches and Nerves
A North Carolina pharmacist banners a new blend named B. C. claimed to relieve headaches and quiet nerves in minutes. The formula combines several widely used ingredients and is sold in 10c and 25c packages. It is touted for muscular aches colds neuralgia fever reduction and calming nerves without opiates or habit forming drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
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Alice Lockwell
Hoyt Winton
W. B. Layman
R .H. Hardeman
C. A. Hanby
Athens
Decatur
Decatur Art Club
Kaleene Day
H. Timberlake
William Babcock
Wilder Place
W. B. Edmundson
Nancy Pierce
Vanderbilt
Ruth Bond
Nashville, Tenn
Roberta Dean
Clarksville
Tenn
Florence
Dolly Greer
Eliza Lee Miller
Freeda Reeder
Mrs. Harvey
Bob Harris
Joe Duncan
the Valley Country Club
Gene Gibson
North Alabama Orchestra
Decatur Daily
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Mar Hersi
Tallulah Bankhead
Irving
Pichel
Billy House
Eclock
Broadway Amusement Company
Hompson Sisters
Maunakea Hawaiian Company
Gals
Bert Lahr
Charlotte Greenwood
George White
Buck Jones
Fighting
Sheriff
Buffalo Bill
Carol Minor
Tuscambia
Katherine Odom
Kenneth Odom
Hillsborog
Clarksdale
Colonel
T. M. Sheats
Berea
J. E. Morrow
H. G. Parley
Frances Thorton
Madison Schools
Mrs. Brute Westmoreland and Con
Memphis, Tenn
Chicago, Ill
C. H.timberlake
Comer Ezell
Laurel
Hheir
Mrs. B. Fariin
W. M. Joly
Mrs
Mad Gamble
Oak Street
Lucille Giles
Birmingham
Mrs. Davis Rex
Louise Anderson
Bill Davis
Marshall
Texas
William T. Stewart
Hartselle
Los Angeles
Cal
Wichita
Kan
Julia Lewis
Mrs. Keys
Springfield
Ind
Evelyn Giles
Ill
Weis
Luitile Bio
Rev
Monteagle
Scanlon
Bank St
Apple
B. C
Piggly-Wiggly
Sunnyfield
Calif
Stokely
del Monte
American Beauty
K. C
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