Gilchrist Stroud wedding announced in Somerville
Mrs. John William Gilchrist of Somerville announces the marriage of her granddaughter Hilda Gilchrist to Mr. James H. Stroud. The ceremony occurred December 2, 1938 at three o clock in the afternoon in Peer, Alabama. The bride wore a black suit with fox lapels and purple violets for a corsage. The couple resides at 240 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Gilchrist
Somerville
Hilda Gilchrist
James H. Stroud
Three Oron
Peer Far
Alabama
Mrs. Stroud
Jackson Street
Personal notes of residents return home for holidays
Local social column lists residents and visitors returning to their regular duties or homes. G Pettey Jr goes back to New Orleans Gulf school after holidays with parents Graves and Mrs. Pettey. Miss Sarah Webb resumes teaching in town after Talladega visit. James Steele returns to Alabama from South Bend to continue studies. Madoyin McKnight to Tuscaloosa as UA senior. others travel to Birmingham Dallas Oklahoma City and Gainesville for visits and future moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Webb
Talladega
Ala
James Steele
South Bend
Ind
E. D. Berry
University of Alabama
Ose
Madoyin McKnight
Tuscaloosa
Methodist Sunday School Fr iday at 7 in Dalton Smith home
Street Methodist announces Friday Sunday school at 7 o clock in Dalton Smiths Sixth Avenue South home. Members urged to attend. Bible Study Class meets Thursday 8 p m at Central Methodist church first session after holidays. Young Matrons Bible Class meets Thursday 9 30 a m with Mrs Wesley Cook. Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club canceled this week due to illness and a death but will meet next week with Mrs W R Smith. Thursday Contract Club hosted this week by Mrs A C Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist
Central Methodist Church
Raymond Brittain
J. H. Brannum
The
Missionary Society
Brittain
Lewter
William Lewter
Happy Band Sewing Circle
Sixth Avenue
South
Wesley Cook
Bridge Club
Ai Illne
W. R. Smith
A. C. Bailey
Cullman County Herds Store Social Notes
Mr and Mrs George Arron attended Sunday school at Pleasant View Oscar Hill and family have moved here Guy Miller and family have moved here Mr and Mrs Pruit Johnson of Mt Tabor spent the week end with her mother Mrs Ida George here Mr and Mrs Will Bird and son Tolbert and Vada Cooke were visitors in the Valley Sunday Mr and Mrs Pete Johnson and baby Betty Joe Mr and Mrs Ira George and children Junior Maimie Mildred and Mrs Ida George
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arron
Pleasant View
Oscar Hill
Guy Miller
Pruit Johnson
Mt. Tabor
Ida George
Will Bird
Tolbert
Vada Cooke
Pete Johnson
Betty Joe
Ira George
Mamie
Mildred
Tolben
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Wilson Kelly
Piney Grove
Bob Reid
Hubert and
Hollis
Hubert
Silas Wilhite
Cullman
Harvey George
Bessie Arron
Lester Cheatham
Emmett Powell
Eyes That Charm a Man the Hollywood Way
The article offers beauty guidance on enhancing eyes with makeup. It advises mascara in dark brown, arching eyebrows, soft eye shadows with gradual edges, and smoothing at night to prevent wrinkles. It recommends easing squinting, holding a small object at arm’s length to exercise eye focus.
Anne Adams Pattern 4028 for Indoor Frock Designs
Pattern 4028 offers two dress variations with high waistlines and bias cut skirts in washable fabrics. Includes contrasting collar and puff sleeves or collarless versions with soft ruffles. Available in misses and women sizes 14 through 44. fabric and notions requirements listed. Also promotes Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book with limited edition pricing and mailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cruise
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Community Notes Share Holiday Visits Across Town
Limestone County residents report a year end of travel and family gatherings. Shelby Southard returns to New York City after visiting relatives in Athens while W. W. Malone Jr of the University of Alabama visits family here for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Southard
New York City
W. W. Malone, Jr
University of Alabama
Moa W. Trot
Quantico
Virginia
D. M. Trotter
F. G. Hertzler
Philip Humphrey
Huntaville
D. L
Forrest Chapel Appointments and Local Visits Highlight Morgan County
The monthly appointment led by Rev. William Warren at Forrest Chapel is set for 11 o clock next Sunday. Numerous local residents share visits and gatherings across Morgan County including Eli Speakman, Louise Higdon, Ruth and Dorothy Mullen, and families from Neel, Rocky Ford, Hartselle, Decatur, and LeBanon with relatives in Decatur and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetor
William Warren
Elizabeth Speakman
Bert Roberta
Neel
Andrew Taylor and Son
Rocky Ford
and Terport
Louise Higdon
W. D. Bullard
Marie Bullard
Therrll Wallace
Mose Whitten
Margie Crowe
Hartselle
Rachel Ward
Dorothy
Ruth Mullen
Martselle
Olen Tohscott
Hartselie
Cassie West
Petway Roberts
Doris and
Willodene
Community Notes on Recoveries and Visiting Friends
Local column reports on M Cannon and Mra W B Anderson recovering from illness. Several relatives and friends travel for holidays, with updates on Powers Hospital patients and staff, and visits from Norma Garth Gray, Anne Hertzler, and others. Hospital nurse Mrs Cooper leaves for Nashville X ray and nursing studies. Major Sherrill of Birmingham visits Athena during holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cannon
W. B. Anderson
R. H. Richardson
Powers Hospital
William Bruce Nelson
Bay Minette
Ala
Pueate
Athens
Willie Griffin
Birmingham
Grigaby Griffis
A. J. Rollings
Chattanooga
Anne Hertzler
Huntsville
Mias
Merle Cartwright
Gus Tuck
Nashville
Mary Lanson
Comer Hall
Miami
Florida
Norma Garth Gray
Frey Gray
Elkmont
Gloria Speake
Louis Speake
Louise Ryan
Oklahoma
Leola GC. Sides
Tenn
G. G. McCracken, Jr
University of Alabama
G. G. McCracken
W. 8. Sherrill
Athena
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Bob Durham
Margaret Jacks
Bebe Stone
East Church Street
Frank McElhannon
Jean Huie
Flo Pickens
Mary Lewis
Martha Francesettey
Rebecca Pettey
Arye Penick Jones
Margaret Ann Rogers
Ruth Pettis
Dorothy Grace Finley
Sarah Peck Weaver
Marbrey Payne
Betsy Townsend
Peggy Brown
Mason Pearce
Marion Bos
A. M. Richards
H. K. Spencer
D. W. Speake
Earl Crow
Melvin Hutson
W. T. Hamilton
World Outlook
Raymond Bennich
Sylvia Gayle
Roberta Ann Snead
Gladys Bean
Maxine Berrier
Braxton Vandlandt
Robert Allan Snead
Billie Dean Hodges
Edna Faye Bennich
Sylvia Gayle Bennich
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Choir
Decatur Cotillion Club
Carnegie Library
Lewis C. Brown
East Lafayette Street
Horace Dryden
Stanley Wyatt
James King
Bluette Wallace
F. S. Hunt, Jr
Miss Wallace
Mrs
Carl
Eugene Gibson
Dallas
Texas
J. N. Gibson
Toulde Moore Carley
Carolyn
Oklahoma City
Okla
F. 8. Hunt, Sr
Dick Lewter
the Baugh Infirmary
A. M. Smith, Jr
R. H. Wolcott
Gordon Drive
East
Aree
Maurice Young
Frank Ewing, Tenn
Sam F. Evans
Estalre Sherrod
Breneau College
Gainesville
H. F. Sherrod
Little Patsy Elliott
J. W. Elliott
Third Avenue West
Noel Carpenter
New Orleans
Harry Carpenter
T. A. Caddell
E. & Harris
John A. Caddell
Mrs. Hood Harris
Courtland
Dolores Hardage
Goidel’s
Kay Francis
George Brent
Ian Hunter
Warner Bros
Paulette Goddard
Scarlet O’hara
Nana
Louise
Mado
Jewels
Yvonne
wynmorTuas
Paha
Cullman County Herd’s Store
Alabama Business
Institute
Helen Follett
Lucille Manners
Edna
Mae
Harvey
Johnnie
Government Forest
Lola Perry
Atlee
Nell
Delier
Mr. Bryan
Corinth
Sidney Perry
Jokfinie
Princess
Alan Marshal
Luise Rainer
Dramatic School
the Princess
Limestone County
Tra George
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
Nora McCall
Oie
Meee Eves
J. P. King
Moulton
Decatur
L. H Jones
Waddell
Rural Grove
Jessie Smith
Esta McLemore
Lawrence County
Tom Speakman
Howard Speakman
Simon Speakman
Weety Ware
Decaturia Et Freday
Petway Roberta
J. P. Roberts
Garland
Arvil
Liueile Roberts
Ben Roberts
Ollie Sybert
Oak Ridge
Lucille. West
Willie Rodgers
Johnnie Rodgers
Harteelle
Laverne
Wilda Crowe
Otle Collins
Otto Collins
Louise McKay
Marvin Winsett
Lebanon
Lucille
Oozelle West
Homer Crowe
North Carolina
Egt
Vicks VA
City Park
Princesse Theatre
Rilling Koolerwave
Move’s Beauty Shop
Speake, Warren
Ratliff
Suedes
Suede
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