Marcia Moyer Travels and Tangles in Aviation World
Marcia Moyer, a cosmetics department worker in a large store, earns a countrywide tour to demo beauty products for a New York firm. In Chicago Ed Haley, the district manager, takes her to a dinner and they grow closer, while an aviator’s forced landing links Vivian, Marcia’s sister, to the pilot. Ted writes from Springfield about his risky aviation work as Marcia weighs romance, independence, and the limits of city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Moyer
Feld
New York
Tei Stanton
Mitchelfield
Chicago
Ed Haley
Vivian
Marcia
Haley
Ted
Springfield
Campeau
Sam
Shevis
North Shore
Mercia
North Shore Club
Paradise Inn
Nero
DuMott Incorporated
Mrs. J A Howle Hosts Baptist Ladies Meeting
Baptist ladies met at Mrs J A Howle home for a spend the day party with fern decor and an instructive program. Speakers covered Jesus Reigns He Shall Reign and Watchword for the year with devotionals and mission study notes. The hostesses included Mrs V O Clark Mrs J W Long Mrs V A Mc Stewardship and Mrs Frank T proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Howle
Falkville
Creomulsion Promoted as Supreme Cough and Cold Aid
An advertisement extols Creomulsion as the best combined remedy for lasting coughs and colds. It claims seven world class ingredients are blended to soothe membranes and fight germs, warning against lesser products. The copy highlights menthol tar bark pine and other components as individually effective for various coughs.
Cardul Promotes Recovery in Women’s Health Claims
An old advertisement claims Cardul helps women regain strength after illness or fatigue. It says women with monthly suffering or debility improve through using Cardul, urged to take it for a reasonable period and buy at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Pattusville Notes of illness visits and families
Mrs Malindra Atkinson remains bedridden after weeks of illness though improving tells Pettusville notes. Mr W D Evans slight illness also better. Mrs Alvin Powers and Mrs Harry Kittrell of Athens visited Mrs Fannie McDonald and Miss Mary Williams Friday. Mrs Mollie Leonard of Cartwright stayed with Mrs Atkinson Monday through Thursday. Mrs Corder Mrs Earl Corder and Miss Eva Tarpley of Athens visited Friday afternoon. Mrs B F Hodges stayed Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Evans
Alvin Powers
Harry Kittrell
Athens
Fannie McDonald
Mary Williams
Mollie Leonard
Cartwright
Malindra Atkinson
Corder
Earl Corder
Eva Tarpley
Local visitors gather for church and social week
Mrs and little son Charles visit from Nashville as Mrs Johns and daughter Otis of Dalytown stay Wednesday. Mr and Mire Carl Spence and children visit Veto on Thursday. Mrs Henry Atkinson of near Elkmont visits Malindra Atkinson. Relatives from Cartwright and Decatur stop by. Several ladies visit Malindra Atkinson Friday afternoon. Rev Lester Davis to preach M E B Church on third Sunday morning and night and second Sunday afternoon. Howard Andrews from Nashville will preach Christian church Saturday night and third Sunday afternoon. Will Hargrove of Dalytown visits Thursday. Aaron Harlow and W L Curry visit Malindra Atkinson Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
W. B Spence
Arthur Spence
Johns
Nashville
Otis
Dalytown
and Mire
Carl Spence
Veto
Henry. Atkinson
Elkmont
Malindra Atkinson
Leonard of
Cartwright
Mr Lewis
Decatur
Knox Phillips
Evie Johns
W. D. Evans
Lonnie Robinson
James Hodges
C. A. Yarbrough
George Rochell
R. E.hodges
Lester Davis
M. EB
Howard Andrews
D. L. C. Nashville
Tenn
Christian Church
Will Hargrove
Aaron Harlow
W. L. Curry
Marchers Move on Washington Led by Father Cox
An unemployed army estimated at 12 000, led by Father James R. Cox of Pittsburgh, heads toward Washington to press relief demands before Congress. A heavily laden truck leads a line bound for the capital while others walk, seeking shelter in schools, churches, and jails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R.cox
Pittsburgh
Washington
Congress
Society Matron Held In Murder Case In Honolulu
A New York Washington society matron and her son in law Lieutenant Thomas Massie U S N have been sworn in Honolulu on a murder complaint connected to the kidnaping and slaying of a Hawaiian youth. The body was found in a car with Mrs Fortescue and Massie aboard. The youth was lured from court and driven away by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Fortescue
New York
Washington
Wife Preservers Day-old Bread Benefits for Children
A brief report notes that day-old bread may be gentler on a child’s digestion than fresh bread, and could be cheaper for families.
Peckes Visit, Pneumonia Recovery notable in Somerville
Mr and Mrs OA Peck of route 2 spent Thursday with his mother Mrs Mary Peck. Mrs Chambers is improving after pneumonia at the home of her daughter Mrs W L Groover. Miss Nan Henderson spent Friday night in Hartselle with friends Rev A N Burns and W L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Houston
Austinville
Groover
Hartselle
R. L. Peck
Decatur
Dr. C. F. Peck
W. P. Johnson
C. D. Johnson
Guntersville
Somerville
George M. Winton
Blanche Winton
W. L. Groover
OA. M. Peck
Route 2
Mary Peck
Nan Henderson
A. N. Burns
W. L
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Linstie Rae
Aesck
Girlo
Chapter
Falkville News
Frank T. Smith
Margaret Fund
Elbert Drinkard
J. W. Long
Jesus
J. L. Harden
Christian Education
OC. W. Crow
W. O. Clark
J. F. Clark
L. Drinkard
J L. Harden
W.E. Knight
C W. Crow
W A. McCrosky
J. W. Thompson
Prank T. Smith
James M. Butts
Landersville
Ala
Bula Mae
Calvin Earl Caudell
Parkville
Florence Teachers College
Decatur Street
Montgomery
James H. Caudell
Auburn
Florence
B. L. Burt
Lawrence County
C. H. Bell
Irie Bell
Margret Kirkpatrick
Birmingham
Lin Meadows
Clint Thompson
Hantsville
Frank McClary
C E. Holt
Greensboro
N. C
Roy Odom
Stone and
Barnett Prent
Somerville Road
Old Ferry Landing
Rosedere Reve
Miss Hydon
Desden Cotton Tom
Elise Bailey
Austinville News
Willie Pepper
Pettusville News
B. F. Hodges
Mattie Vinsant
le Lyle
R. L. Henderson
C. E. Holt
Garland Rollins
R. C. Miller
J. O. Guyer
Tom Wade
Lucille Lyle
Ada Herron
Hubert Plemons
Somerville News
Vree Wheeling
Dodge
Detroit
Philco- Transitone
Decatur. Motors CO
Second Avenue
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