Yarbrough Richardson Nuptials At The Oaks Mooresville
Ann Peebles Richardson the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tompkins Richardson of Mooresville Alabama married Milton Edward Yarbrough son of Mrs. W M Yarbrough of Huntsville Alabama on Saturday January 1 1938 at The Oaks Mooresville Rev Lindsey Allen of the Church of Christ Decatur officiated before the immediate families.
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Yarbrough-Richardson
Frank Tompkins Richardson
Mooresville
Alabama
Ann Peebles
Milton Edward Yarbrough
W. M. Yarbrough
Huntsvile
the Oaks
Lindsey Allen
Church of Christ
Decatur
William Yarbrough
Huntsville
Elizabeth Leftwich
Ruth Banks
W. E. Curry
Miss Banks
Mrs. Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Amny Peebles Richardson
Personal notices from Birmingham visitors and local guests
Mrs M J Waters and son Fred visit her sister Mrs C E Maloe in the area for a week. Mrs Harry Malone tends a sick mother in Hartgelle. Nell Dix departs for Demopolis where she teaches, after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Paul F Dix. Gus Bassett returns from Birmingham holidays. Dr Albert Dix county health officer and Mrs Norley visit from Chicago. L E Moody returns to Decatur after holidays in Moulton. Aubrey Fuller resumes local teaching duties after holidays in Hartselle. Argie Carolyn Boggess visits Miss Mary Preuit in Nashville. W J Keith returns to Dixon Tennessee after visiting T C Chandler family. Henry Sigman visits Corinth Mississippi. J W Shealey family returns from Bamberg South Carolina. Mrs W O Watson visits from Tuscaloosa. Central Methodist Woman's Auxiliary meets in circles Monday. First Methodist circles meet together with Mrs J H Brnum, Mrs L R Nash, D W Speake, and Mrs Marion Vickrey. Mr and Mrs W H Johnson and Mrs J L Barnes return from Christmas trip with sister Mrs Hamlet. Mr and Mrs Frank Lide and daughters visit Birmingham guests Harriet and Rebecca. Will Feverett seriously ill on Linest. Mrs J Whatley of McRae Ga and Miss Ruth Frazier of Memphis Tenn in town for Louise Walker illness. Jane Davis will return home.
Alexander Store Closes Shelves Decatur Alabama
R M Alexander has gone out of business closing by December 31 1937. A store building at 1006 East Moulton Street Decatur Alabama is for rent for any buyer or renter to use.
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R. M. Alexander
East Moulton St
Decatur
Ala
Liston sisters attend national Y W C A conference
Miss Margaret Liston travels from Oxford Ohio to Miami University for the National Y W C A Conference as Alabama Col lege delegate while Miss Jean Liston prepares to return to Richmond Virginia to teach. Pearl Thomas, former Mobile educator, tours Florida during holidays.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Y. W
Alabama
Pearl Thomas
Murphy
Mobile
Florida
Students urge U S activity for peace at convocation
The American student union calls the United States to lead in naming aggressors and using embargoes while organizing via international cooperation. Delegates at the convention oppose extra territorial actions and seek troop withdrawal, repeal the neutrality act, promote reciprocal trade, and lower tariffs to aid nations without consumer boycotts. Lane of Harvard named national chairman.
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Poughkeepsie, N. Y
American” Student Union
United States
Make This Pattern At Home Pattern 4405 From Anne Adams
Reading like a sewing column, the notice promotes pattern 4405 by Anne Adams for a housecoat or frock with puffed sleeves revers and princess lines. It details sizes from 12 to 40, fabric needs for size 16, and includes illustrated instructions plus a Spring Patterns book offer. The notice urges sending 15 cents for pattern or book and provides ordering details from The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Deparment
17Th St
New York
Memphis Traffic Record Tops Nation in Safety Class
Memphis Tennessee with a population around 261000 tops national safety records beating Minneapolis by a narrow margin. Officials will announce the full standings when complete records are in. Police records show Memphis recorded 33 traffic deaths, down by one from 1936.
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Tenn
Safety Council
Minneapolis
National Safety Collier
Memphis
Minneapolis City Council approves 116 Christmas trees for next year
The Minneapolis City Council license committee approved 116 Christmas trees for next Christmas despite a slow start. The action comes as officials move to formalize the holiday display plan and ensure timely setup.
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Inneapolis
Jan
Minneapolis
Union Hill Social Notes Highlight Henderson and Kin
Mrs Lon Henderson returns with wm and éno y to Union Hill area. Arion Henderson of Athena camp spent Christmas with relatives. Mr and Mrs Herman Culbreath visited Mr and Mrs M D Henderson. D M Briscoe improves. Imogene and Vivian Henderson with Pearl and Lacie Mender. Martha Owen visiting Missouri relatives. Louise McClure stayed several days here. Imogene Henderson visiting Huntaville this week. Richard Reeves ill. Home Demonstration Club met Mrs A B Flack Dec 28 with gifts and refreshments. Arlo Pike and Lavona of Atlanta visited Tom L Pike’s family over Christmas week.
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Cadsiee McCutcheon
Lon Henderson
Wm, Henderson
Én Oy
Union Hil
Arion Henderson
Athena Coc
Herman Culbreath
M. D. Henderson
D. M
Briscoe
Imogene
Vivian Henderson
Pearl
Lactie Mender
Martha Owen
Missouri
Misa Louise McClure
Imogene Henderson
Huntaville
Richard Reeves
Home Demonstration Club
A. B. Flack
Arlo Pike
Lavona
Atlanta
Tom L. Pike
James W. Roberts Called By Death
James W. Roberts, 67, died at Hillman Hospital Birmingham Thursday morning. Funeral services were held at Johnson's Chapel at 2:30 this afternoon, Rev. M. St. Garret officiating. Interment followed at Peck directing. survived by wife, two daughters Mrs Benedict of Chicago and Mrs Parnell of Birmingham, two sons Earl F and Luther of Birmingham, two brothers FB Roberts of Decatur and W W Roberts of Hartneller, one sister Miss Lou Roberts of Decatur.
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James W. Roberts
Hillman Hospital
Birmingham
Johnson's Chapel
Rev. M. St. Garret
Peck
Mra
Benedict
Chicago
J. C. Parnell
Earl F
Luther
Reno marriages reach record highs in 1937
Washoe county clerk reports 8 277 marriage licenses issued in 1937 an all time high up from 7 602 in 1936. Divorce actions filed totaled 2 771 in 1937 down from 3 001 in 1936 indicating a rise in marriages but fewer divorces.
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Reno
Reno Barraiges
Washoe County
Neely Named A A Chairman Of Federal Reserve Bank
Frank H. Neely, executive vice president and secretary of Rich's, was named chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. He succeeds W H Ketting of Birmingham who retires today after serving as chairman for one year.
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Frank H. Neely
Rich's, Tne
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
W H. Ketting
Birmngham
Ing
Iwo dollar bill figures from 1029 CE reveal large sums
Readable text notes 16 500 iwo dollar bills Loh temn alation and 31 000 000 in 1029 CE. Indicates a historical money reference with unspecified context.
Bride beauty hints for year round weddings
The article offers timeless wedding beauty advice focusing on subtle makeup, soft nail polish, and a natural look. It cautions against stiff coiffures, suggests planning a permanent wave ten days prior, and advises minimal fragrance and makeup to maintain a feminine, calm appearance on the big day. It notes how winter weddings can benefit from similar guidance.
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Toileuches
Silver price set at 64 64 cents per ounce
Washington reports a fixed price of 64.64 cents per ounce for domestically mined silver effective today, despite western congressmen urging the President to maintain the prior 77.57 cent level. The shift reflects a Reuters style price decision and political reaction from lawmakers.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
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Alice Irene Piliott
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W. D. Buckner
L. A. Powell
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Mary Alice Plemmons
Ruth Clark
Eizabeth Griffin
J. B. Elliott, Jr
Johanna Hill
Narcissus
J. W. Stutts, Jr
W. PB. Lavender
Havana
Young Ladies Mission Circle
Young ‘Ladies Missionary Circle
The
First Christian Church
Sam Owens
Sherman Street
J. W. Cunningham
Line Street
John Peach, Jr
Charles Hare
Montgomery
Joe Caldwell
Horace Dryden, Jr
St, John's Guild
St John's Guild
First Baptist W. M
Central’ Baptist
Central
Baptist W. M. S
First Presbyterian Woman’s Auxiliary
Moulton Heights
Dist Church
Jes
Questers Club Meeting
FE. L. Foster
Questers
High Terry
J. &. Blair
Mary
Mother of
Jesus
A. H. Halfacre
Madame Curie
Mrs. Whistler
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Mrs. Foster
Jackson Calvin
East Lafayette Street
Harry Malone
Hartgelle
W. B. Bean
Nell
Dix
Demolopis
Paul F. Dix
Gus Bassett
Albert 8. Dix
Scottsboro
Norley
Jackson County
L. E. Moody
Moulton
Aubrey Fuller
Hartselle
Argie Carolyn Boggess
Mary Preuit
Nashville, Tenn
W. J.keith
Dixon, Tenn
Mrs. T. C
Chandler
Henry Sigman
Corinth
J. W. Shealey
Bamberg, South Carolina
Central Methodist Circles
Central Methodist Woman's Auxiliary Society
J. H. Brnum
L. R. Nash
D. W. Speake
Marion Vickrey
Woman's _Missionary Society of the first Metho
W. H. Johnson
J. Lee Barnes
St. Petersburg, Fla
Mrs. Hamlet
Mr. Hamlet
Frank Lide
Harriett and
Rebecca
John W. Jones
Will Feverett
J. Whatley
McRae, Ga
Ruth Frazier
Memphis, Tenn
Louise Walker
Jane Davis
Schick
Panay
Margaret Liston
Richmond, Va
Tce
Jean Liston
Shh
Proiniee High
U.S
Union Hill
Neely
Miss Glad
Mhan
Betty Grable
Sen. J. Thos. Heflin
LaFayette
Dothan
Sen. Heflin
Heflin Volunteer Club
J. R. Daniell
General Insurance
Agency
Hotel Lyons
West
Walnut Street
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