Community Welfare Board meeting hosts welcome list and updates
Eleven members attended the Friday session led by chairwoman Mrs. W. H. Ritter. Readouts praised new Community House improvements and thanked local businesses for moving help and coal donations. A Christmas program and Sunday attendance noted. needs for a sink and thread mentioned. February meeting planned.
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Community Welfare Board
W. H. Ritter
Ritter
D. D. McGehee
L. R. Nash
Central Methodist Church
Julian
Ninth Street Methodist Society
Bluette Wallace
St. John’s Episcopal Guild
J. T. Jones
First Methodist Missionary Society
West Market Street
A. Z. Bailey Co
D. D. McGehee ‘Furniture Co
Filiott Transfer Co
Davidson Coal Co
Miss Bell
Santa
Decatur Mothers’ Club
Mew
Mothers’ Club
Eee
B C Headache Relief Ad Promises Quick Nerve Soothing
An old advertisement touts B C headache remedy claiming relief in three minutes for most headaches and muscular pains. It markets 10 and 25 cent packages sold where drugs are sold and notes uses for nervous distress without opiates or narcotics.
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B. C
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down With Clues
The page presents a large list of crossword clues across and down including definitions for objects hillside beds minerals and more. Several clues reference mythological figures and common terms such as sun god and god of love with answers implied by crosswords.
Local Personal News From Huntsville and Nearby Towns
Raphael Semmes returns to Huntsville after visiting the McLeods. Mrs. W C Cunningham leaves Birmingham after a several week visit with her daughter Mrs. Robert Harris. Elizabeth Houston spent the weekend in Huntsville. Mrs. W H Montgomery Mrs C Buck and Mr and Mrs Neal Collins of Birmingham were weekend guests here. Albert Clapton recovering from appendix operation and expects to resume duties at Duke University soon. Gene McRee recuperating from mumps at home. Mrs R L Stephenson returns from Birmingham. R L Stephenson visits Memphis. David Tillman of Birmingham visits Decatur. Misses Mable Pointer and Katherine Haynes visit Florence. Miss Edna Holland moved home after operation and is much improved. One SP reported critically ill at home today.
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W. C. Cunningham
Birmingham
Robert Harris
Elizabeth Houston
Huntsville
W. H. Montgomery
C. Buck
Neal Collins
Albert Clapton
Duke University
Mable Pointer
Katherine Haynes
Mrs. E. B. Garner
Florence
Doctor Bragg Returns After Flu Illness
Dr. John C. Bragg, who had been ill with flu for several days, is able to be out again.
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John C. Bragg
Mrs Owens Dies in Hartselle After 30 Day Illness
Mrs. Owens longtime Hartselle resident dies after a month long illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 30 PM at the Methodist church with Rev Roy sayin officiating, followed by burial in Hartselle cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs Parl Sheets and Mrs S M Nelson of Hartselle and son G C Owens of Cullman.
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Hartselle
Roy
Peck
Owens
eParl Sheets
S. M. Nelson
G. C. Owens
Cullman
Local Social Notes From Athens and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs George Harsh and child return to Memphis after visiting Mrs Harsh s parents Messrs H B Malone and R M Rawls Miss Aleda Crenshaw wedding in Memphis attended by relatives Harold Harlan spends holiday with Bowling Green Kentucky relatives James McCoy returns to Emory University David Peebles returns to University of Alabama Mrs Carl Cartwright visits sister in Birmingham R A Smith travels to Marlin Texas for nephew Earl Smith s funeral Burt Stanford and son from Birmingham visit George W Johnson and Mrs Clem is recovering from flu Miss Jennie Hobbs Garth returns to Montevallo college Mrs Nate Hatchett recovering from influenza C M Hamblen visiting notes continue.
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R- M. Rawls
Aleda Crenshaw
Memphis
Harold Harlan
Bowling Green
James McCoy
Emory University
David Peebles
University of Alabama
Carl Cartwright
J. S. Blount
Birmingham
R. A. Smith
Marlin
Texas
Earl Smith
Burt Stanford
George W. Johnson
J. E. Clem
Jennie Hobbs
Athens social notes highlight regional visits and family health
Several days in Chattanooga were followed by return trips to Orlando for Dr and Mrs William Nichols after visiting Athens relatives. Mrs D O Looney and her young son came back from Nashville where he received treatment for infantile paralysis and is now improving. Lynn Ferguson and daughter Joy of Little Rock were guests of Mr and Mrs A G White. Dr and Mrs L R Murphree and their young daughter of Opelika visited Athens this week.
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Chattanooga
William Nichols
Orlando
Fla
Athens
D. O. Looney
Little Son
Nashville
Lynn Ferguson
Joy
Little Rock
Ark
A. G. White
Opelika
Moye Family Attends Birmingham Permanent Wave Demonstration
Mr and Mrs A L Moye and son Arthur Moye are in Birmingham today to view a permanent wave demonstration.
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A. L. Moye
Arthur Moye
Birmingham
Accident policy offers up to $100 monthly for 24 months
The Postal Life Casualty Insurance Co in Kansas City offers a new accident policy paying up to $100 monthly for disability for 24 months and $1,000 for death, for under $3.50 yearly. Over 150,000 have bought it. Open to men women and children. Send name address age beneficiary details for a 10 day free inspection. no exam required. Limited time offer.
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Postal Life
Casualty Insurance, Co
Dlerks
Kansas City
Adv
Infant laid to rest in Somerville cemetery
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Cook was laid to rest in Somerville cemetery Priday. Bereaved parents receive the sympathy of their friends.
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Somerville
Jonah ‘Cook
Priday
Thedford's Black Draught Cited by Mississippi Woman
Mrs. L B Williams of Mississippi recalls seven years of constipation and related ailments. She credits Thedford's Black Draught as a helpful remedy after her mother recommended it and notes relief from symptoms including headaches and dullness. She takes the medicine dry at night with water.
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Jg Miss
Thedford
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D. D. “McGehee
Mary Lou Dancy
Mary Lou Danny
Decatur Division
J. O. Richardson
Prospect Drive
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Emory Teague
Cora’ Fields
Milfred Tapscott
Annie Laura Spain
Cora
Hilda Kelley
Mildred Mullins
Mary Morrison
Vivian Winton
Birdie Lawrence
Cora Fields
Alice Pettey
Mildred Kelley
Mildred Tapscott
George Durhard
Carswell Mahaffey
Homer Lawrence
Lamar Buck
Norman Buck
Ruth Teague
Nell Safley
Melba Call
Modell Davis
Sarah Buck
Martha Zanvit
Pauline Tapscott
Lester McCluskey
Woodrow McAllister
Lillian Burks
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Florence Ryan
A. G. Jones
Myrtle Horton
C. H. Miller
C. M. Tyndal
Wednesday Bridge Club
R. H. Wolcott
Tennis Tidwell
Jackson Street
Miss Rhinehart
Edith Wharton
Vera Austelle
Willa Cather
EB. Malone
the Bronte
Cartwright
Ellen
Glasgow
Tidwell
Saturday Culture Club
W. G. Gardner
Charles Woodward
Uni
Sarah Emens
H. L. Malone
E. D. Bailey, Jr
L. E. Creel
Sheffield
American Home
W. P. Baugh
Cree
First District
American Home Department
North Alabama
Lougene Clem
W. E. Curry
Creel
Clem
W. T. Lowe
H. M. Layman
Vinemont
W. W. Dinsmore
John W. Jones
Virginia Carswell
B.C
Anita Page
Norman Foster
Oregon
Sailor
College
God of Love
Lions
Burden
Mortise
Persia
The
Mediterranean
Pris
Asia
Ise
Raphael Semmes
Mrs. E. W. McLeod
Gene McRee
Mrs. H. C. McRee
R. L. Stephenson
R.L. Stephenson
Tenn
David Tillman
Decatur
T. A. Caddell
David Webb
Edna Holland
Brown
Benevolent Hospital
Ae Sps
Mds
News of Athens
George Harsh
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Marie” Dressler
Metro - Goldwyn Mayer
Bam. Wood
Wallingford
Marie
Maggie
Acne
Mse
Little
Jacquie Lyn
Jerry’ ‘Tucker
Sripaing
Aivone
Lox
Goidel
Ftone
Department
Decatur Daily
Decatur Ice-&-Coa
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