Local Society and Club Gatherings Draw City Women
Society notes report Luncheon Club meeting at Tennessee Valley Hotel with bridge and sewing to follow at Mrs. OC D Faber’s East Vine Street home. TVA women invited by reservations to Mrs I L Treat. Also includes visitors returning from Christmas dance and Cotillion Club, Quadruple Club meetings, and a lively Miss Weaver social with gifts and hospitality at Miss Hanson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley Hotel
OC. D. Faber
East Vine Street
TVA
I. L. Treat
Same Fountain and De Livery Service
A brief notice lists the same fountain and delivery service with the contact phone 98, indicating a local business detail or update in the public notices.
Russellville Families Welcome Visitors and Return Home
Russellville residents host guests from Birmingham Knoxville New Orleans and Mobile while returning from holiday visits. Miss Ellen Weaver departs for Knoxville after visiting Miss Mabel Han Mrs Oberdorfer and Maury Faulk of Birmingham visit Emma Openhagen. Mrs G Peter of Montevallo ill with pleurisy and flu at J R Hunter's home. Mrs Sarah O'Brien of New York visits daughter Mrs C D Fairer. Sydney Bailey of Mobile returns from visiting Mrs J W Bailey. Jack Carr of Birmingham visits grandmother Annie Orr. Mrs John W Jones and Caroline stay overnight with Frank Lide and family in Birmingham. Frank Lide family return home after week with Jones family. Mrs A E Baker and daughters leave for Birmingham after visiting R I Smith. Mr and Mrs John Martin and Mr and Mrs W O Watson return to Birmingham after New Year visits. Miss Jacklyn Smiley leaves for visit to New Orleans. Taplin Hanson leaves to teach at Fairfax after holiday visit with his parents. Mr and Mrs Guy Counts return from visit with sons. Mrs W L Gover and son Curtis move from 814 Ferry Street to Mrs Sara Jeffries, 620 Canal Street. Judge and Mrs B S Malone return home after Christmas with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Weaver
Ellen Weaver
University of Tennessee At
Knoxville
Mabel Ann Hanson
Bridge
Miss Hanson
C. C. Johnson
Roy Grooms
Louise Fleming
Miss
A. T. Hanson
Mary Vernon Dix
Ralph Manly
Neil Dix
Pete Ballas
Mary Louise Garrett
Taplin Hanson
Susie Smith
Sam White
Julia Bingham
Dr. Edwards
Expert Rules for Selecting Eye Shadow Hue by Gladys Glad
Advice for choosing eye shadow by eye color. Blue eyes suit blue tones while gray and blue gray work day or night. Brown eyes benefit from brown or gray shades, green or hazel for evening greens, blue/brown/gray creams adjust eye tone. Exotic greens and violets are for evening only. Shimmer creams with silver or gold reserved for formal evenings.
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New Guinea
New Gainea
Carse
Cream of tomato soup and apple upside down cake guide
Mary E Dague outlines a home kitchen method for cream of tomato soup using canned tomatoes and a white sauce, warning against soda and detailing steps from simmering tomato pulp to making the velvety final sauce. She pairs the soup with an apple upside down cake recipe including apples, cheese, and a vanilla cake batter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Daguenea
Breakfast to Dinner Menus From California Diner
Breakfast offers grapes cereal cream poached eggs and graham toast with milk and coffee. Luncheon features cream of tomato soup croutons lettuce hearts and upside down apple cake served with milk and tea. Dinner presents stuffed pork chops creamed onions broccoli with mock Hollandaise cranberry ice and sponge cake plus milk and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Neighbors and kin visit in Georgia South Carolina and Louisville
Miss Opal Sparkman suffers a severe cold at home this week. Mrs. Willie Cox and her children from Louisville, Kentucky, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, in St. Petersburg Florida and nearby points in Georgia and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tives
St. Petersburg
Fpla
Georgia
South Carolina
Willie Cox
Louisville, Ky
George Evans
New Figure beauty guidance from Miss Glad column
Cosmetic tips for a soft ochre powder shade meant to complement Teresa's coloring. Claims of a combined beauty and weight-reduction program promising eight to ten pounds in two weeks. Readers are urged to request pamphlets and pay postage for per-issue mail responses through Miss Glad's daily column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa
Glad
Continuation of Relief Likely for 1936 Under Roosevelt
Washington sources say continuation of the relief program through 1936 is probable. The exact works progress administration funding remains uncertain, with expectations the request will be less than last year's 4.88 billion. Some funds may be left over when the fiscal year ends June 30, enabling continued relief efforts and heavy engineering projects already started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Works Progress Administration
Liberty League expenses listed in year 1935 report
The American Liberty League filed a year end 1935 statement with the House clerk showing total receipts of 483,275.46 and expenses 389,973.02 with a New Year balance of 93,201.54. Major contributor was the Du Pont family with 178,250 in loans and gifts, and Bankers Trust Company loaned 20,000 on April 29.
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Washington
American Liberty League Today
R. J. Dillon
du Pont
Wilmington
Del
League
Bankers Trust Company of New York
Well Nourished Weather Worker Dines Freely
Floyd Pate, a weather bureau employee, enjoyed an ample meal including soup roast beef sausages trout half a chicken string beans salad and corn bread. He noted light dancing moves and no lifting helped curb appetite during the meal in Montgomery Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Floyd Pate
Weather Bureau
Would-Be death by own action on frantic New Year day
A. H. Hilton, 25, of Miami, made a tense start to 1930. Friends saw him with disinfectant stains near his mouth, then his head was in a gas stove oven. He was revived at the hospital but later escaped, was re‑captured, and stayed bound to a hospital bed overnight after a police radio alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
A. H. Hilton
Hilton
Dr Patterson to Lead Revival at Pirot Methodist Church
At the monthly Board of Stewards meeting the Pirot Methodist church unanimously requested Dr Is D Patterson to lead the revival services planned for spring. Patterson’s evangelist work extends beyond the North Alabama Conference and he and Mrs Patterson have won warm reception in Decatur and among the city’s people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewards Pirot Methodist Church
Is D. Patterson
Patterson
North Alisher Conference
Decatur
North Alabama
Tryon residents repay debts by street work on New Year
Twenty five Tryon residents answered a city call to shovel straw and clear a street, applying their labor to delinquent water bills and taxes as the year began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryon
N. CC
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Frank Lide
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Rebecca
A. E. Baker
R. I. Smith
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W. O. Watson
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Fairfax
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