Women Society Circles Meet Through Week in December
Society notes show First Methodist Womans Missionary Society circles meet Monday at 3 pm in various host homes with Mrs addresses and Ring details. A Business Women's Circle gathers at 7 pm at the parsonage. Spinsters Club convenes Monday at 7 pm with Miss Jane Crawford hosting. The Episcopal Womans Auxiliary cancels Monday meetings until further notice. Miller Gillilan wedding in Dallas noted with home address for the couple.
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First Methodist
First Methodist Womans Missionary Society
BE. BE. Margrove
H. M. Sigman
L. J. Ramage
Arwin Draper
D. GC. McNutt
Business Women's Circle
Episcopal Auxiliary
St. John’s Episcopal Womans Auxiliary
Spinsters Club
Jane Crawford
First Baptist W. M.S
Frances Jones
T. M. Jones, Jr
Frances Dix
B Cartwright
Mother Ice
J. Y. Hamil
Business Women’s Circle
H. H. May
Romeo and Juliet United in Prayer and Club Events
The article outlines a series of church and community activities including a mid week prayer study of Triumph Through Tragedy led by Rev. Ramage, youth and Pioneer group studies, and a January 28 to February 4 foreign missions prayer week. It also covers Junior High P T A meetings, fund drives for shade installation at the school, band uniforms funding, and related circle gatherings led by Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Barnum, and Mrs. Hamil.
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Ramage
Pioneers
H. D. Barnum
John W. Jones
Foreign Missions
J.C. Finney
Oak Street
Paul Bryan
Harlan Phelps
J. ©. Colvard
John Wilkes
Penny Art Fund
M. Dillard
J. R. Hunter
W. J. Cornelius
W. K. Littlefield
Decatur’ Mothers Club
J. D. Garren
Personal notices of illness and recovery in local residents
H H May is ill with flu at Murdock Apartments. Jennie Davidson recuperating from flu at home. J W Darrah ill with flu at home but improved. George Norwood critically ill with pneumonia but improved today. Mrs A C Mann ill with flu at home. J W Pipkin confined to bed with severe cold, now improving. Mrs Rayburn Neville confined at Trinity with slight illness. Mildred Nicholson visiting Montgomery this weekend with her brother and sister. Mr and Mrs James Nicholson visiting Cullman relatives. Mrs Al Gasser and family returned home from visit. J O Townsend able to go out after flu confinement this week.
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H. H. May
Murdock Apartments
Mildred Nicholson
Montgomery
Mrs
James Nicholson
al Gasser
Cullman Ot
Herbert Hauk
Nurses Meet Monday Night in Decatur District 14
District No 14 of the Alabama Nurses Association will meet Monday night at 7:30 at the offices of Drs Chenault and Chenault. Dr G H Nungester will speak on malaria control and treatment. Officials urge all graduate nurses to attend to help make the new Decatur district outstanding in the state.
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Alabama Nurses Association
Chenault
G. H. Nungester
Decatur
Fluff and Ruffles Rule The Appearance Scene
In a fashion note from Miss Simplicity to modern glamour, fluff and ruffles replace plain robes and hats as the new style. The piece highlights gold tissue gowns, blue and gold accents, black velvet robes with mascara accents, glittery hair, and beauty routines. It ends with a Beauty Box inquiry address for readers seeking beauty help.
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Helen Follett
Athens area social notes and travel updates
State Highway Patrolman Sanders Fusch and Mrs Fusch hosted a dinner for fellow patrolmen at their North Madison Street home before resuming duties on icy roads. Birth announcement for Ronald D Gray Sr's son Edward III. Mrs J E Hancock returns to Oakland Florida after visiting Athens friends. George L Sherrill recovers from flu. Mrs Joseph Lyon and two sons return from Memphis visit with R A Smith family. J B Sarver returns from visit to Westmoreland Tennessee. C J Hayden family returns from Dallas after Cotton Bowl trip with Hayden and five brothers. George C Johnson visits Birmingham recently.
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Sanders Fusch
Lila York
Athens
George L. Sherrill
Joseph Lyon
Memphis
R. A. Smith
J._B.Sarver
Westmoreland. Tenn
C. J
Taft Outlines Five Point Plan to Balance Budget
Senator Robert A. Taft proposes a five point program to balance the federal budget within two years. Speaking to the Chicago Bar Association, Taft argues for abolition of bureaus and staff cuts, reform of relief and public works, and a revised tax plan aiming for 7 billion dollars in revenue if prosperity returns. He contends current spending risks national bankruptcy if not halted.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Cchicago Bar Association
Roosevelt
Taft
Navy
Congress
United States
Clara Bow Not To Return To Screen
Mrs Rex Bell formerly known as Clara Bow the It girl will not appear again on screen A Hollywood report linked Republic Stud to a film with Gene Autry but her husband says she has retired from acting He denied the studio offer and declined further comment The Bow/ Bell couple are staying in Rochester after an exam at the Mayor Clinic last month planning to remain until next week
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Rochester
Minn
Rex’ Bell
Clara Bow
Hollywood
Republic Stud
Gene Autry
Bell
Mayor
Jackson’s Nomination to Attorney General Approved
President Roosevelt’s pick Robert H. Jackson for attorney general cleared a Senate Judiciary subcommittee in under five minutes without hearings. If confirmed, Jackson will replace Frank Murphy, who awaits Supreme Court appointment. A second subcommittee will consider Murphy’s nomination, with prompt approval expected.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert H. Jackson
Senate
King
Utah
Jackson
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Murphy
Governor Dixon Improves But Remains Resting
Montgomery Jan 6 Governor Frank M Dixon who is confined by illness was greatly improved today though his secretary said he would stay in bed today and tomorrow per doctor’s orders.
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Montgomery, Ala
Frank M. Dixon
Roland Mushat
Fils
Boots Freeze Firemen Fight Freezer Fire
Four Bristol firemen battled a 2,500 grocery store fire today. The cold caused frostbite to feet hands and ears. all were treated at a hospital and released.
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Boots Freeze
Bristol
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