Community Women Gather For Club Meetings And Dances
A roundup of weekly society events includes the Tuesday Whist Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Stanley Wyatt at 2:30 PM, the Progressive Culture Club led by Mrs. B Crawford at 3 PM, Westminster Auxiliary and church women’s society gatherings, a Wednesday dance at Dick Harris Jr’s home, and a New Year progressive dinner party hosted by Eva Morin and Evelyn Hefner with notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wyatt
Progressive Culture Club
B. Crawford
Westminster Auxiliary
W. R. Johnson
Johnson Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Dick Harris, Jr
Eva Morin
Evelyn Hefner
Edward Hefner
Mises
Julia Bingham
Miss Morin
Princess Theater
Hazel Hodges
Mabel Ann Hanson
Gladys Garnett
Carolyn Sharpley
Hartselle
Edith Burch
Hazel Anthony
Steel Parten
Gene Morrow
Edward Héfner
John Kimbrough, Jr
Otto Speake
Carl Hildret
Weekend Visitors and Aprentice Travels in Alabama
Local society notes list Ernest Morrow and Burn as weekend visitors from Arkansas and multiple residents visiting relatives, returning from trips to Florida, Nashville, and Birmingham. It records university plans, dances, and upcoming travel for students and teachers along with several out of town guests at social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Country Club
North Alabama
Jack Webb
Fraternity
Five
Looking Back Over 31 Ala Free From Major Calamity
A compiled almanac style recap notes events in Alabama from early September. It lists gubernatorial probe into a Jefferson County probate judgeship sale attempt, a mistrial for Tom Roan in a murder case, statutory journal filings, indictments for bank misapplication and false entries, a large conspiracy indictment related to Phenix City, guilty pleas and four year sentences, a new Army air corps training school, and a series of slayings and assaults involving Nell Williams, Willie Peterson, Augusta, and Frank Calloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Miller
Jefferson County
Fort Payne
Tom Roan
W. P. Hicks
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Montgomery—Allen
Edward Northiston
First National Bank of
Prattville
Kiwanis Plans Heavy 1932 Program With Named Leaders
Kiwanis outlines a robust 1932 agenda led by Chaplin W F Price as Sergeant at Arms and Inter Club Committee head W W Fussell. Key figures include John Harlow and H M Priest on the program committee with Sam Malone as executive head and Tom Bowles as publicity chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Billings
W. W. Fussell
John Harlow
H. M. Priest
Sam Malone
Garner Pride
Tom Bowles
Marvin Rankin
John Davis
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Woman's Auxiliary of
The
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Meeting
First Baptist W. M. S
First Christians
First Christian Woman’s Missionary Society
E. G. Lovell
Firs
ST. John's Guild
St. John’s Guild
Parrish House
Miss Turley
Line Street
A. T. Hanson
Ben Bibb
Mooresville
J. Sam Smith
John Ward Moore
Nashville, Tenn
James H. Turley
Belle Mina
Irene Clem
Miss. Hanson
Young College
Judson College
H. Chunn
Ruth
Joseph Ellison Sneed
Mrs. Sneed
Sherman Street
Eastern Star
Mary Lou Dancy
Bank Street
Mizpah
Ernest Morrow
Arkansas
C- P. Boyd
Betty Crawford
Birmingham
Jean Stewart
Marion
Dolly Greer
Ruby Semple
Harteelle
Myrtle
Classie Horton
Florida
Alabama
Rosa White
Cullman
Classie
Horton
Ernest Brittain
Ruby
Mabel Brittain
Romeo Marian
Nashville
Springfield
Tenn
Mary Heard
University of Alabama
Kindall Jones
Mary
Gadsden
Mary Bloodworth
Miss Jones
Jack Chase
Boots
Jacksonville
Fla
Marty Bloodworth
Cynthia Davis
W. E. Steed
Miss Davis
Jack Spratt
Washington, D. C
T. M. Geprart, Jr
Altoona, Pa
F. R. Benson
Bob Harris
East Gordon Drive
John A. Thomason
Ferry Street
Ben Dupont
Edwardsville, Ind
Trinity
E. W. McLeod
Webster
Brewton
Ala
Laura Davis
Athens College
Elizabeth Davis
Huntsville
Adele McFarlane
Florence
H. B. Johnson
Neal Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
New York City
Cornelian Court
P. E. Kimberly
Perry Jordan
Iuka, Miss
J. T. Jordan
Earl Kelley
Mrs
A. H. Kelley
F. M. Sittason
Cincinnati
Ohio
M. D. Sittason
Joe Sarver
Louise
Jane
Athens
William E. Steed
Forrest Home
Gene Gibson
Mr. Gibson
New York
Gladys. Garnett
F. R.benson
Mabel Ann Han~son
State Normal
Butler P. A Hine
Eljen Mitchell
Barrett Shelton
the Valley Country Club
Liza Lee Miller
Pater Ow,ning
Preeda Reeder
Ae ‘ of Flor
R. N. Harris, Jr
James Crow
Russell Lynne
Douglas Dodd
John Higson
Columbia Military Academy
Frank Harris
New Orleans
R. N. Harris
Ed Berry
Roy Kelley
Sheffield
Ofne
Elizabeth
Doris
Vivian Louise Berry
Madelyn McKnight
Bess Armfield
Julia Lewis
Alvin
Keys
Thomas Hodson
Doris Gardner
Lester Smith
Annie Parker
Methodist Women's District
France
Belgian Congo
Elizabeth Humphhrey
Madison
R. H. Wolcott
Ed Humphrey
Chilton County
Coosa
Alabama Power Company
Chilton
Willie Peterson
Birmingham Society
Dent Williams
Maxwell Field
Herbert Moore
Colbert
Butler
Tuscaloosa
James Nichols
Geneva
H. C. Price, Jr
Wallace Bowen
Price
A. D. Sayre
Alabama Supreme Court
Dothan
J. Norton Mullins
Opelika
F. A. McCartney
Prohibition
A. Ferrell Day
Rooming House
Willie Petersen
Dorsey Jelks
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Democratic “Executive
James C. Kirby
Billingsley
Clarence Darrow
Arthur Garfield Hays
Scottsboro
George Lawrence
Charlie Eyster
W. M. Bailey
Pete Peterson
A. J. Perolio
Music
Bob Daniel
Clyde Hendrix
N. Hart
Ben Martin
Archie Hill
John Levin
Mrs. D. L. Ryan
J. J. Brown
OUR
Decatur
Blue Hat Shop
Pearl Vaughn
Joan
Crawford
Clark Gable
Mac Senett
Morgan County National Bank
Decatur, Alabama
U. S
Phenix City
Kiwanis
Chaplin
W. F
Stone and Barnett
Somerville Road
Old Ferry Landing
Prospect Drive
Oal
Decatur Coal Mfg. Co
Princess
Buck Jones
Buffalo Bill
Carl Loommie, Jr
Colin Clpve
Mat Clarke
Jqnm Boles
Boris Karlopp
Dwight Frye
Edward
Ven Shan
Prederic Kerr
Mary Weilstonecraft
Shelley
Jose L. Bolder
Paramount Rence
Sylvia Sidney
Gene Raymond—Wynne Gibson
Champ
Skippy
Sooky
Percy
Crosby
Jackie Cooper
Robert Coogan
Hollywood Scandals
Beverly Hill
Lovely Peaches