Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
Various society clubs and circles held meetings and social events this week. Echols entertained the Silk Stocking Club with guests Mrs Arthur Jones and Mrs ED Bailey Jr. prizes and souvenirs noted. Several contracts and Daughters of the American Revolution events continued with guest lists, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Echols
D. & Echols
Arthur Jones
ED Bailey, Jr
Bailey
Barrett Sheton
A. C. Bailey
Stanley Wyatt
Thomas Hendrix
Personal Notices of Movements and Visits Across States
Mrs. Thomas White moves to Memphis Tennessee with husband and plans future home there. Susie Smith visiting sister Mrs A E B Baker in Birmingham. Wilson Orr family returns from holiday trip. Mrs Hartwell Bailey arrives from Shelbyville Kentucky to be with J Coleman and family in Helena Arkansas. Mrs Hugh Curry leaves for Birmingham for a short stay. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Harrison travel to Birmingham for Goodyear Dealers meeting. Myrtle Anderson at home after holidays in Detroit and Canada. Katie Marvin Weatherly in Birmingham Children’s Hospital for medical examination with mother and aunt present. Neal Wells and Dorothy Jean return to Columbia Georgia after holidays with B G Cox and relatives. Patterson family and Julian Schwartz to Selma for Sunday visit. Atlee Wilson resumes studies at University of Georgia Athens after holidays at home. Mary Wells of Columbus at bedside of seriously ill sister Mrs Henry Davidson. Caroline Jones ill with severe cold at Ferry Street home. Julian Bronaugh and bride return from Nashville wedding trip and stay with groom’s parents on Johnston Street. Virginia Wilson returns to Rockmont North Carolina after holiday with Wilsons. Nial Jackson returns to University of Alabama after holidays with parents. Dell Jackson spends two weeks with Tuscaloosa grandparents.
Morgan County Florette Social Notes Bring Many Visitors
Mr and Mrs Harold Waugh and Mr and Mrs C Vincent hosted New Year weekend visits in Birmingham with L E Vincent and friends. Ben Russell returned to St Louis after weeks here visiting. Ana Bean family, G W Peck Hatton, and Dell Weaver Mt Lookout Mo joined local gatherings. Numerous calls and social visits marked the week in Morgan County with shared meals, games, and hospitality at the Vincents and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Waugh
C. Vincent
Birmingham
L. E. Vincent
Ben Russell
St. Louis
Troy Kennedy
Jewell Kennedy
Frazier
Hackleburg
Vincent
J. M. Palmer
James Palmer
Guntersville
Byron Vann
Vann
G. C. Viftcent
Tom Crawford
Earl Peck
Hartselle
Décatur
Ana Bean
Billy
Janie Mae
G. W. Peck
Hatton
Nancy Covey
Tom. Crawford
M. G. Peck
Pines
Ivy Weaver
Algie Covey
G. C. Vincent
Dell Weaver
Mt. Lookout
G. I. Vincent
Oh Yeah Vocal Robot Demonstration Ends In Curious Note
The Voder, built by Vader, speaks phrases like Oh yeah and Oh Ye with difficulty, as scientists test speech production. Zworykin is named in the discussion, while the machine shows progress in communications science and education rather than practical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zworykin
Vader
Hamlet
Troy State Teachers College President Attends Rosenwald Council
Troy State Teachers College President Co B Smith went to Atlanta to join a Julius Rosenwald Fund rural education council meeting. The council, summoned to advance rural education in the South, would discuss methods to recruit individuals qualified to address rural education problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ala
Co. B. Smith
Troy State Teachers College
Atlanta
Julius Rosenwald Fund
Smith
South
Mind Your Hands in Manners Training for Girls
A historical etiquette piece advises girls to develop strong hands through posture and care. It warns against nervous gestures and suggests straight fingers, toned appearance, and careful routines to project dignity while balancing work and domestic duties. It promotes proper soaps, lotions, and dental care.
Beauty Box Advice on Dental Care and Hygiene
Gritty substances affect gums and teeth when brushing. Use a gentle sweep away from the gum line to avoid recession and irritation. Floss carefully, avoid tissue injury. toothpicks require extreme caution. A mouthwash aids thorough cleansing. Readers with beauty questions may contact the Beauty Box Editor with a self addressed stamped envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty Box
Crucifixion Jones Topic Sermon at Central Baptist
Dr. Bob Jones of Bob Jones College preached at Central Baptist Church on The Crucifixion declaring Jesus is the God man and urging family attendance. He announced later talks on Heaven at 10 45 p m Perils of America The Communistic Conspiracy and a mass meeting for all with East Decatur Community church attending in reserved sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus Christ
Bob Jones
Bob Jones College
Cleveland, Tenn
Central Baptist Church
Jesus
America
Dr. Jones
Community Church
East Decatur
Sermon Schedule for Dr Jones Tonight and Saturday
The schedule lists sermons by Dr. Bob Jones tonight at 7 30 P M titled The Family Record and Saturday at 7 30 P M Jesus Is Coming with morning 10 45 am Heaven afternoon 2 30 pm Perils of America or Where Are We Headed and 7 30 pm The Final Judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
America
Evangelist Dr Jones Captivates City with Christ Message
The evangelist preached on the virgin birth and the crucifixion, urging faith in Jesus as God. He drew tears with vivid Calvary scenes as ministers and visitors from nearby cities attended. He spoke at Priceville and Eva, with 28 addresses planned over eight days in the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Christ
Calvary
Jones
John C. Cowell, Jr
B. F. Tingle
First Methodist Church
Local bid rules allow rejection of high bids and triplicate purchase orders
The article explains that local authorities may reject unreasonably high bids, report to the board, and that the board may override. Purchase orders must be in triplicate with full details, one copy kept by the chairman as a permanent record, and recipients must certify receipt. The county is not liable for purchases made outside prescribed methods.
Alabama farm prices steady in latest report
The general average of prices for Alabama farm products remained practically stationary in the month from November 15 to December 15, according to the state crop reporting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State
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Stephens
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs Dozier
W. P. Dozier
W. A. Burt
Leo Wright
Henry Sigman
KR. W. Terry
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Joe Wheeler
Darnell
Fast Cain Street
Carnegie Library
Happy Band Sewing Circle
William Lewter
Sixth Avenue
Jim Smith
M. A. Andrews
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Central Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
W._.F. Rauschenberg
J. W. Owen
Wa. H Day
W. P. Baugh
H. L. Davidson
World Outlook
A . Bailey
W A. Brittain
Gireke
Ruby Carswell
H. O. Troup
C D. Patterson
Oriay
Goidel’s
Luise ER Goddard
Thomas White
Mr. White
Memphis
Tenn
Susie Smith
A. EB. Baker
Wilson Orr
Helena, Ark
Hugh Curry
Mrs
Jimmy Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Goodyear
Myrtle Anderson
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Katie Marvin Weatherly
Children’s Hospital
Joe Weatherly, Jr
Mary Roberts Thompson
Neal Wells
Dorothy Jean
Columbia, Ga
B. G. Cox
8.K. Patterson
Patsy Ann
Julian Schwartz
Carolyn
Selma
Atlee Wilson
University of Georgia
Athens
Mary Wells
Columbus, Ga
Henry Davidson
Caroline Jones
Ferry Street
Julian Bronaugh
Nashville
Points North
W. J. Bronaugh
Johnston Street
Virginia Wilson
Rockmont
N. C
Thomas A. Wilson
Nial Jackson
University of Alabama
Mrs. W. W. Dinsmore
Little Dell Jackson
Tuscaloosa
W. W. Dinsmore
Morgan County
Florette
Mark Twain
Paramount
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Outlaws
Ede
Republic
Mara Ls
Congress
Gene Cox
E. E. Cox
Georgia
Simpson
England
Edward
Cenotaph
London
ACME
Helen Follett
June Lang
Eet
Roper Yacht Party
R. N. Elliott
Margie G. Renn
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Department
Acme Telephoto
Sw&R’s
Dress Shop
Giegrgiana
du Pont
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Rilling Koolerwave
Move’s
Kleinerts
Kleinert
Bauer & Black
Nungester Drug CO
Bank Street
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