Harrison Knight Union Noted In Local Society Scene
A society notice from Ala dated January 3 reports Miss Louise Harrison daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Harrison wed to local businessman G L Knight in a simple ceremony with close friends. Other items cover Saturday Club hosted by Miss Kate Lile, Happy Band Sewing Circle quilting for Morgan County Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Peeve crew party at Miss Mary Vernon Dix's, a Supper Dance at J Price home featuring Miss Mary Kiesker performing a toe dance, and a long guest list for the event detailing attendees and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Louise Harrison
W. T. Harrison
G. L. Knight
Claud L. Baugher
Happy Band Circle
Happy Band Sewing Circle
Morgan County
Flint
Peeve
Mary Vernon Dix
Fanny Bess Crow
Julia Bingham
Harriett Irwin
Nel Dix
Mary Louise Garrett
Marj*rie Smith
Nancy Mitchell
Mary Oclav Price
Helen Ross
Fred Trimble
Evelyn Green
John Holland Giles
Elinor Green
Alfred Wilson
Margaret King
Donald Branum
Mary White
Harold Smith
Mary Sue Hardin
Frank Malcolm Martin
Mar- Baugh
Marjorie Phinizy
John Felix White
Jane Neville
Dick Harris, Jr
Louise Chenault
Ben Holmes
Billy Sittason
Joe Guyton
Clarence Timberlake
Homer Tankersley
E. Ballas
Pete Ballas
Rex Sikes
Joe Calvin
Archie Wallace Hill
Braden Fleming
Harry Lowther
Willie Lowther
Stanley Jones
Smith Trimble
Noel Carpenter
Phil Irwin
Jack Hunter
Billy Kirby
Frank Kirby, Jr
John Taylor
Wilson Taylor
Walter Dur
Miss Nash hosts delightful party at East Walnut
A Thursday evening party at East Walnut street hosted by Miss Margaret Louise Nash featured guests from Louisville and Sheffield. Prizes included a china vase for Elsie Price and a linen handkerchief for Henry Day, with a peppermint candy booby prize for Leroy McEntire Jr. Refreshments of sandwiches, ambrosia, and Coca Cola followed hour-long games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Nash
L. R. Nash
East Walnut Street
Elsie Price
Henry Day
Mary Katherine Wingester
Leroy McEntire
Martha Nash
Personal notices from Birmingham and nearby towns
Miss Nancy Mitchell of Birmingham visits Miss Mildred Nungester for a few days. J. B. Cross returns today from Birmingham where his brother J. P. Cross died Thursday at 7 in a city hospital. Mrs. J. W. Gibson returns home to be with daughter Mrs. B. L. Malone after belated season with Tee Grane and family. Miss Emily Chandler of Athens visits relatives here. Miss Dorothy Frazier visits Nashville friends and plans to return Saturday. Mrs. A. B. Bryant has been bedbound for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Mitchell
Birmingham
Mildred Nungester
J. B. Cross
J. P. Cross
J. W. Gibson
B.L. Malone
Tee Grane
Harry Higdon
Dorothy Frazier
Nashville
Clever thief Ed Hoehl gets ten year term
The police noted Ed Hoehl cleverly borrowed an alarm clock to time his burglary of the Redig home around their church hour. He left footprints in the snow between his house and the Redig residence, leading to his conviction and a ten year prison sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Ed Hoehl
Phillip Redig
Redig
Hoehl
Noodles from Leftover Yolks in Sister Marys Kitchen
Instructions for making homemade egg yolk noodles using leftover yolks, whole eggs, and water. Includes dough preparation, rolling, drying, and cooking in broth, plus variations for noodle rings, squares filled with meat, chow mein, and patties with paprika tomato sauce. Names and quantities reflect the recipe style of Sister Marys Kitchen.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast to Dinner Card Style
Tomorrow's meal plan lists breakfast with halved grapefruit cereal cream crisp bacon cornmeal muffins milk and coffee. Luncheon includes buckwheat cakes sausage apple sauce molasses cookies milk tea. Dinner features consommé boiled noodles spinach with lemon butter minted carrots cabbage and raisin salad date pie milk and coffee.
Hail and Farewell to the Old Year Poem Note
Home Demonstration Club notes reflect on bidding farewell to the Old Year and embracing the New Year. The verse encourages leaving burdens behind, avoiding brooding, and starting anew with a hopeful path ahead. The piece credits the January Southern Agriculture issue for inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Agriculture
Danbury’s First Firefighter Candidate Arrests Frost Fire
Carlo Ross is named Danbury’s first courageous fireman candidate after a January blaze at his home. In ten degree below zero cold, he alerted headquarters in pajamas, drove the truck to his house, and extinguished the fire before filing the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Carlo Ross
Danbury
Ross
Crimson dominates Met Opera season fashion trends
Metropolitan Opera society women embrace crimson as the color of the moment for evening wear. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt leads a crimson fur trimmed wrap and matching bands, with a trailing corsage. Her daughter Mrs Henry Gassaway Davis follows in a white gown and black velvet wrap accented by a white fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Crimsor
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry Gassaway Davis
EXERCISES TO BEAUTIFY HANDS BY GLADYS GLAD
A beauty column discusses hand care with exercises for flexibility and shape. It claims famous figures like Marie Antoinette used routines, describes finger stretches and wrist flaps, and promotes a New Figure booklet and other beauty pamphlets available by mail with stamped envelopes.
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von Marie Antoinelle
Pranes
Marie Antoinette Wis
Eldom
Ogled
Glad
Kiwanis Opens 1936 Meeting in Decatur
Kiwanis Club of Decatur held its first meeting of 1936 at Hotel Lyons with President Seybourn Lynn presiding. The luncheon featured announcements by John White and a guest appearance by Scout Executive Norris of Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Financial Committee
Marvin Rankin
Bob Daniel
Lynne
ANSWERS TO QUERIES Brown Spots Leonore
The note discusses remedies for brown spots affecting Leonore plants. It outlines possible causes and suggests treatments, urging careful diagnosis and consistent care to restore plant health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonore
Drug Dept Reopens In Speake Property As Remodels Progress
The store has shifted its drug and prescription department to Russell Speake's former shop next door during remodeling. Fountain service will continue until the operation returns to its previous location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Pearson
University of Maryland
Rexford G. Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Drug and Prescription
Russell Speake
Fountain Service
Hobbs carries plan for farmer land terracing loans
Representative Sam Hobbs of Belma plans to take to Washington a proposal that would allow farmers to borrow funds from the federal government to terrace their land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Sam Hobbs
Belma
Washington
New Year Poem Sparks School Club Plans
The Second Leadership School in Foods and Nutrition Unit 111 will meet at the Agricultural School on Wednesday January 8 at 10 a m. Demonstrations will cover buffet service and breads and cakes. Notices go to all club leaders and each club is urged to reach full representation. Cross Key Club plans to meet in its new clubhouse this month to organize a February house warming inviting members from other clubs to visit the new building. Curb Market sellers met in the Home Demonstration kitchen last week serving dinner to their men folks who moved the curb market. space was made for the new filling to be built on the square’s southwest corner. The market will open 7 to 11 every Wednesday and Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural School
Cross Key Club
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Satrday Club
Kate Lile
W. B. Boswell
Line Street
Tugwell
Meredith Woodalapion
Henry Sigman
C. B. Sanders
Robert Wilson
Florence
J. W. Shealy
Thomas Bailey
Mrs
A. P. Evans
Joe Davis
Los Angeles
Calif
F. Laces
W. K. Meeill
Farle Calvin, Jr
Columbia, Tenn
Evelyn
University of Alabama
Russell Green
Mrs. Green
Ann Minor George
Johnston Street
R. C. Berry
East Gordon Drive
C. C. Johnson
Darnell
J. A. Bayless
Athens
Virginia Prince Calvin
Calvin
Tuscaloosa
Trinity
Rayburn Neville
E. M. Chenault
Sydney
Miami
Fla
Emily Neville
the Benevolent Hospital
J. D. Garren
Scottsboro
Springfield
Rutledge Thomas
New Orleans
Mississippi
Bige Boggess
Knoxville, Tenn
Earl Lee
Earle Joyce
Tidwell Apartments
East Moulton Street
Jack Tankersley
Sheffield
Goidel
Strand Theatre
Hartselle
FOX Picture
John Boles
Jack Holt
Karen Morley
Bill Robinson
B. G. de Sylva
Edward People
Emily Chandler
Bryant
Daily
Louise
Henry Fonda
Lily Pons
RKO Radio
Sister Mary's Kitchen
Mary E. Daguenea
Limestone County
M&s
Marian Spindle
MET
Gladys Glad
America
Glenda Farrell
Kiwanis
Leeeee Tus AS
Ben
Pena
Fedig
Frances Langford
Patsy Kelly
Ynon Nares
Adelph Luter
Prom
Tlurence E. Mulford
Loreg Cassidy
Paramount
William Boyd
Jimmy Ellison
Jean Rovverol
George Hayes
Frank McGlynn
Howard Bretherton
Harry Sherman
Popeye—The Sailor Man
Vitaliky
City Park
Caddell Drug Store
Hobbs
Capitol
Jack Perrin
Jerome Kern
Roberta
Eric Blore
Sgood Perkins
EL Brendel
Jos
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