Marital union of Miss Harrison and Mr Witty in Pulaski
The marriage of Miss Margaret Louise Harrison of Athens and Mr. M. G. Witty near Elkmont was solemnized in Pulaski. The bride taught at the local agricultural school and will reside in Limestone County. The notice also recalls the golden 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Davis of St. Petersburg with family gatherings and tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Harrison
Athens
M. G. Witty
Near
Elkmont
Pulaski
Columbia, Tenn
Limestone County
Mrs
Ned Davis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Decatur
H. R. Davis
E. J. Davis
Valencia Road
Granada Terrace
W. C. Lee
J. E. Watson
Second Avenue
Second Street
Perry Snell
Davis
Richard Anderson
Union City
Tenn
Twenty-fourth Avenue North
Mary Mitchell
Neice
J. W
Local illness and travel notices in Attalla area
S Sunday updates from Attalla outline Mrs. Sheppard joining her mother Mrs. Bacon who is much improved after illness. Several residents including Roy Wyatt and many others suffer from flu or recover from it. Family visits, funerals in Knoxville, and travel between Birmingham and Huntsville are noted alongside multiple ill relatives on Lafayette and Wilson avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Sheppard
Attalla
Ala
Frank Lide
Birmingham
R. C. Workman
Thought and Poetry on Helping Others and Cheerful Life
A verse set extols helping others and cheerful living as life’s safe bet. It urges giving what others need to reap happiness and notes cheerfulness as a cure for gloom. The piece urges unity, mutual aid, and joint effort to achieve success together.
World Had To Offer Life Then Held No Hope
A fragment from a historical column hints at a bleak view of life’s offerings, conveying a sense of lost promise and limited prospects. The terse wording suggests a reflection on hardship and the absence of brighter possibilities.
No meeting of Woman's Missionary Society due to influenza
The First Methodist church society postpones its Monday gathering because many members are ill with influenza. Mrs. L B Cockrand of Birmingham reports the upcoming marriage of her daughter Nellie to Lewis Christian Peterson Jr of Decatur on January 1 1929 at the First Baptist parsonage in Birmingham. After January 15 the couple will reside with Mr Peterson's sister Mrs C R Kilgore on Fifth Avenue East Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Central Methodist Church
H. M. Priest
Jackson Street
St. John’s Guild
J. W. Sandlin
Anna Virginia Humphrey
Paul Jones Brown
R. T. Tyler
Decatur
Line Street
Ed R. Humphrey
Woman's Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
Helping Homemaker Menu and Recipes by Louise Bennett Weaver
Cooking guide presents a 1920s menu and several recipes for a social dinner. Items include Cream of Celery Soup Cheeses Fingers Currant Jelly Jellied Vegetable Salad Date Pudding and Cranberry Frappe. Detailed steps cover white bread butter and cheese spread, Cranberry Frappe instructions, Jellied Vegetable Salad assembly, and Date Pudding preparation with ingredients and baking time.
Visit Planned Along Coast and Panama by Mrs Elmner
Mrs W A Elmner prepares a several week coast and Panama trip starting January 1th. Reports note she is recovering from flu. Mrs Sim Otte remains ill with flu at home. Mr and Mrs A B Dodd return from Nashville where guests of Mr and Mrs T C Plemons and Mr and Mrs E E Mulloy. One package lemon flavored pre-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. E. Patterson
Panama
A. B. Dodd
Nashville
T. C. Plemons
E. E. Mulloy
John Brand 82 Dies After Extended Illness
John Brand aged 82 dies at home on Trinity Route 1 after an extended illness. Funeral services were held at Chestnut Grove this afternoon at 1 o'clock with interment at Chestnut Grove. He was a long time resident and is survived by his wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
John Brand
Trinity
Preparing and baking pumpkin halves for easy pulp removal
Cut pumpkin in half and scoop out seeds and fibers. Prick skins and place halves skin side up in a shallow pan. Pour two inches of water and bake until the pulp is tender. Invert to cool, then scrape out the pulp for use in recipes.
Birth announcement for Robert Allen Sneed
Mr and Mrs R Sneed welcomed an eight pound son named Robert Allen on January 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ¥. Sneed
Robert Allen
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Social & Personal
Harrison
Jack
Ned Lentz
Davis Gray
Jean Gray
Jimmy Watson
Atkisson
Central Methodist Society
Riverside Parent-Teachers’ Association
E.S. Morrow
A. A. Hardage
Westminster
Westminster Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Brown
Humphrey
Canal Street Rook Club
F. S. Hunt
Hartwell Davis
W. M. Voorhies
Eugene Berry
Ohio
A. J. Perolio
Voorhies
Mesdames Greenleaf and
Lide Entertain Club
Decatur Mothers’ Club
N. B. Greenleaf
Lide
Social Service Department
Mms & M, Chienaal
W. G. Gardner
Chopin
Harry Wyatt
Eva Love Wyatt
Mrs. Ferrow Himes
Mrs. Emmett Himes
Oak Street
Cotaco Club
Cotaco Literary Club
John D. Wyker
Caxton Smith
Jacksonville
J. R. Doss
Leo Burnett
J. O. Colvard
O. P. Stinson
Progressive Culture Club
Flora Hight
T. H. Lloyd
Margaret Clarkson
W. F. Clarkson
New York City
Miss Clarkson
New York
R. G. Dobbins
J. J. Solomon
R. M. McGlathery
Sherman Street
Roy Wyatt
Charlie Wade
Constance Peerson
East Lafayette Street
Billy Stewart
C. A. Wade
Knoxville, Tenn
Arnie Cohen
J. B. Harlowe
Frank Syler
Lola Days
Lou Rainey
George Homer Smith
Frances Hodges
Mrs. F. R. Hodges
Lafayette Street
T. M. Jones III
Lola Rainey
Nellia Cramer
Huntsville
W. S. Jamieson
J. H. Conrad
Junior
Peggy
Wilson Avenue
Phil Baugh
C. KE. Lide
Ferry Street
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Sorrell
Kit
Stephen Sorrell
M.C
By Ryrwick Deeping
Herbert Brenon
Gorrell”‘Son
H-B-Warner
Anna Q. Nilsson
Carmel Myers
United Artists Picture
la Paix
Paris
First Methodist Society
Peterson-Cockrand
Louise Bennett Weaver
W. A. Elmner
Jack Holt
Zane Grey
Fables
Princess
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