Florence Music Club Hosts Exchange Program Preview
A society report outlines the Florence Music Club hosting an exchange program with Decatur and Huntsville to end the club year. It lists officers for 1933, notes a district A F M elimination contest in Decatur on April 1, and mentions a Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra children's concert in Birmingham on January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledge Thomas
George Perring
Florence Music Club
Decatur Club
Decatur
Huntsville
Florence
Roy Poteet
Rollo
Albert Alexander
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Matthee
Birmingham
Louis A. Neill
Hamilton
MacDowell
Eva Love Wyatt
Philatheia Class Programs Highlight Evening
A literary program on Ben Johnson's contributions featured Julian Nunn and readings by Miss Dorothy Daniels and Miss Jane Sutherland with piano and readings by others. Refreshments were served by Earle Calvin Jr and Miss Marjory Davis at the Central Baptist Sunday School gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hardin
Cecelia Alexander
Eleanor Green
Evelyn Green
Jane Neville
C. D. Judd
John Holland Giles
Smith Trimble
Ben Johnson
Julian Nunn
Johnson
Dorothy Daniels
Jane Sutherland
Frances Chandler
Carolyn Joiner
Confusion Over Informatory Double in Contract Bridge
A player misreads an informatory double in contract bridge and suffers a bad result. The partner should have indicated the correct meaning and what to do.
Bridge Battle Sequences Cut Short by Strategic Errors
In a detailed card of a bridge contest, players A B and B discuss double bids and endplay chances. The narrative outlines misreads on suit strength, informatory doubles, and the potential for game with precise play, followed by local civic notes on the Community Welfare Board and Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting plans.
Personal notices and campus updates in Decatur listings
Local society notes show Professor Hocking and family returning to Montgomery after visits with the McMillans. Several students and relatives travel to resume studies at Alabama College and other institutions. multiple names appear with brief updates on health and travel. A Cleveland homicide is reported as a major crime development with a missing person motive and a Beechwood Village discovery.
This Model at Home pattern catalog feature
A fashion pattern description promotes a new raglan sleeve and surplice bodice design with a crushed sash for Spring. It lists sizes 14 through 44, fabric yardage for size 16, and notes illustrated step by step instructions. The Decatur Daily Pattern Department in New York handles mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Annie Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
11Th Street
New York City
Athens News Notes From Roster Of Local Residents
The week brings visits from Dr. W. J. Donald to R. H. Richar dson Sr. and from Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Rodgers returning from Camp Hill Alabama. Mrs. Handhields and Mr. French host guests while Vanderbilt links Pugené Yarbrough and Montgomery residents spend holidays in the area.
Weekend visitors and local exchanges noted around town
Year week end guests of her parents Mr and Mrs J E Bacon pointer has returned home while Mrs Pointer will remain for a few weeks visit Billy Wyker is back at the University of Alabama after spending the holidays with his parents here Mrs Thornton Newsom of Memphis Tenn is here for a several weeks visit to Mrs B P Wallace has holidays with relatives here Mrs Jones goes to Northport where she is principal of the Grammar school and the latter two resume their studies as seniors at the University of Alabama Miss Esther Nelson of Athens is the guest for a few days this week of her sister Mrs J L Buchanan Mr and Mrs W O Watson spent past week end with Mr and Mrs H G Pogue in Columbia Tenn H L Thornton is confined to bed at his home on Oak street suffering an illness Mrs H G Farley and granddaughter Frances Thornton have resumed their school duties in Madison after a holiday visit with relatives here Mrs C B Elliott and Mrs R N Harris will go to Columbia Tenn on Thursday to accompany Dick Harris Jr who will resume his studies at Columbia Military Academy Miss Mildred Byars has returned from a visit to Birmingham and points in south Alabama and Miss Ora Ruth McConnell who is supervisor at the laboratory at the same institution have returned to Birmingham after a holiday visit to the latter s parents Mr and Mrs W G McConnell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hunt, Jr
Roger Greenleaf
Savannah
University of Alabama
J. E. Bacon
Mr. Pointer
Mrs. Pointer
C. B. Elliott
R. N. Harris
Columbia, Tenn
Dick Harris, Jr
Columbia Military Academy
Ora Ruth McConnell
Birmingham
W. G. McConnell
Invention Means Plenty of Jobs
University of Alabama professor Arthur G. Bauder reports a flood of letters offering oil prospecting positions after his invention of an electrical method to locate oil bearing strata. He has declined all offers and plans to test the method himself in areas where oil is suspected during summer vacation.
Battle Flares Over Shanhaikwan in Far East Clash
Japanese and Chinese forces clash over Shanhaikwan a vital city near the Great Wall with land air and sea assault reports of heavy casualties. The fighting centers on control of this key Jehol province entry point and siege lines around the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Shanhaikwan
Great Wall
Jehol
Dean Lee Bidgood to Deliver Midterm Address
Dean Lee Bidgood of the University of Alabama School of Commerce and Business will speak at the midterm exercises in the hall auditorium on Saturday January 21. More than 100 graduates and students are expected to attend as announced by President Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale
Jam
Deem
Lee Bidgood
School of Commerce and Business University of Alabama
Hall Auditorium
Denny
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C. H. Miller
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Bridge Club
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Morgan County
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Pirrettes
Riverside High School
Philathea
Central Baptist Sunday School
Evelyn
Ruth Livley
Sue Masterson
Evelyn Sivley
Martha Jane Vas- Count
Elizabeth Webb
Reid Sherard
Ellen Hildreth
Paris
E.ye Ve
Shepard
Kianapea
Dram
Aqté
Feere
Abaa
Bayram
Hearts
Paul Buettner
Woolsey Finnell Jr
H. E. Hildreth
Robert Johnson
Lucille Giles
Idretha
Community Welfare Board
Priday m
W. H. Ritter
Cherry Street
Ww. C. TU
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R. E. Wiggins
Grant Street
J. Hocking
Montgomery
Claude McMillan
Lena Battles
Trinity
Julia Namie
Miss Battle
Mary Kate Troup
Elizabeth McMillan
Dorothy Frazier
Flora Mitchell
Katherine Weaver
Alabama College
Dolly Greer
Randolph Macon College
H. D. Greer
Frances McMillan
Washington, D. C
Tom Bowles, Jr
Davidson College
Ann Zeitler
Mooresville
Cleveland
Ruth Steese
Cleveland Society For the Blind
Cuyahoga County
Miss Dolly Greer
Willian? Bitting
James Nabors
Sweetwater
Tenn
T. A. Bowles
Greenville, D. C
Jeanne Giles
W. T. Giles
Edna Holland
the Benevolent Hospital
John C. Bragg
George Lum
Jasper
Mr Lum
Masters George Jr
Jimmy Lum
Marielle Williams
Pelehachee
Fanny Bess Crow
James Crow
Universty of Alabama
Law School
Killally Ewing
Huntland, Tenn
Louise Walker
Walter Breedlove
Shawnee, Okla
A.S. Darnell
Sandersville
Georgia
Julian Bibb
Jackson Street
Margaret Crow
Collier Crow
Howard College
Wil Wyker
W. M. Voorhies
H. R. Davis
Reginald Goree
Thelma Hatfield
Joyce Lyon
Sherard Towns
Quentin
Martha Chenault
Moulton Street
Mary Broadus
Marjorie Broadus
The
University of Alabama At
Tom Pointer
New Albany, Ind
Goidel’s Store
Penney
Decatur, Alabama
Helen Grawn
Detroit
Joanna Palfrey
Longwood Tennis Club
Brooklin
Mass
Decatur Daily
Athens
Rene Aingtover
Walker
Si Glayeta
Blanche
W. J. Donald
R. H. Richardon
A. L. Rodgers
Camp Hill
Alm
Mral
Billy Wyker
Thornton Newsom
Memphis, Tenn
B. P. Wallace
Esther Nelson
J. L. Buchanan
W. O. Watson
H. G. Pogue
H. L. Thornton
Oak Street
Mildred Byars
Alabama
Mukden
Cms
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Shanhaik Wan
Dean Lee Bidgood
Princess
Joel
Lassey
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Lewis Stema
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