Society Circles Elect Officers For New Year At Central Methodist
Central Methodist W M S Circle One held its first meeting of the year with Mrs. R H Wolcott hostess and Mrs Louis A Neill chairman. Circle Two elected officers and planned a chicken dinner January 20 at the church. Young Matrons circle met with leader Mrs Nabors and elected officers. Circle Four organized with Mrs R Nash as leader and listed officers. First Ward pupils dramatize The White Leader about Creek leader Alexander McGillivray. Legion Auxiliary meeting reviewed reports and routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist W. M
R. H. Wolcott
Louis A. Neill
Wolcott
Ruby Carswell
Walter
Circle Two
W. A.ttain
H. L. Spencer
R. E. Wiggins
Christine Jones
Will Winton
T. Z. Bailey
Naround
Henry Gurley
Sam Rogers
James Rat
First Ward
Seventh Avenue
West
Constance Skinner
Alexander McGillivray
Lachlan Douglass
Margaret Ann Lewis
Joseph Crawford
Carl Latham
Arnold Doss
George Moye
Margaret Hudson
Howard Hovis
George Harris
Harriett Jane Sittason
Martha Jane*Love
Melba Barrett
Charles B. Gillam
J. Crawford
Louise Holland
Sam Gamble
Mary Esther Marion
Martha Owen
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Panion
Italy
Lucky Small Slam Shows Decks and Rules of Play
In a Knickerbocker Whist Club session in New York a declarer earned a small slam, aided by a misread by opponents and a clever defense. The tale includes a tricky question about a quitted trick and notes club social events with hosting and prizes from Mrs. H. T. Gill and others at the Tuesday Afternoon and Tuesday Night clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
de Clarer
Mrs. Brown
Lewis C. Brown
Legion Auxiliary Seeks Large 1933 Membership Boost
The membership drive for Legion Post No. 15 Auxiliary intensifies as wives and sisters are expected to join in coming weeks. This marks a pivotal year for the auxiliary with broad support for Legion activities in 1933. Several clubs host events this week including Tuesday Whist and Easy Ace gatherings and a Joe Wheeler Chapter meeting.
Personal notices of illness and travel in city
Mrs. Samuel Blackwell shows improvement after a severe illness at her Grant street home. Mrs. John Snodgrass of Scottsboro Ala called here to the bedside of Mr. Snodgrass at Benevolent Hospital where he died Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. T A Chandler return Wednesday from Jasper and other places. Mrs A Edwards is bedridden on Johnston street. Charles W Malone Judge B L Malone and Dick Kennedy returned from a business visit in Montgomery. Mrs. Bob Cain of Madison visited her mother Mrs T V Harrison here. Miss Elizabeth Wallace ill on Oak street. Mrs J D Garren improved and resumes teaching at Riverside high. Roland Gray and Joe Duncan in Birmingham on business. Miss Helen Bynum of Courtland and Mrs Thornton Newsom of Memphis visiting Mrs Frank Means in Birmingham. they plan to return Thursday to spend time with Mr and Mrs B P Wallace. Mrs B P Wallace returned from a brief Birmingham visit. Mr and Mrs W H Day and son Henry were overnight guests of Rev and Mrs J D Hunter in Anniston Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snodgrass
Scottsboro, Ala
Snodgrass
the Benevolent Hospital
Helen Bynum
Courtland
Thornton Newsom
Memphis
Tenn
Frank Means
Birmingham
B. P. Wallace
German Measles and Chicken Pox Not Considered Very Serious
Dr. Logan Clendening notes German measles as mild with a mild eruption and says the New York Health Department requires seven days out of school. Chicken pox also mild but can resemble smallpox early on. packs scatter over the body and scarring is common after healing. Treatment is minimal with bed rest and pack care, itching managed by lotions, and quarantine not strictly enforced with return allowed after 24 hours of healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
New York Department of Health
Health Department
Local social notes from Clarksville and Birmingham visits
Mrs. Jackson Calvin returned this week from a several weeks visit to relatives in Clarksville Tennessee. Mrs. H. D. Greer and Mrs. Woods were visitors in Birmingham Tuesday. Mrs. C. H. Eyster and sons Charles and Willie are in West Palm Beach Florida for a several weeks visit. Miss Lillie Harley of Madison is a while with friends in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Calvin
Clarksville
Tenn
H. D. Greer
Soft Woods
Birmingham
C. H. Eyster and Sons
Chas. and
Willie
West Palm Beach
Fla
Miss Lillie Harley
Madison
Decatur
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Central Methodist Circles
Mae Garrett
R. A. Nunn
Goidel
Sion
the Commercial Printing Dept
A L. Moye
Frances McBride
Moye’s Beauty Parlor
Morgan County National Bank
Alabama
United States
Banking House
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
County OF Morgan
Atlee H. Hoff
Atlee H. Hopf
Ruby
Inie
Tiair Sama
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Olelsvzazs
Olarasirl Lels Zalolal
Idels
Lis
Fiz
E. V. Shepard
Qoss
H. T. Gill
Julia Lewis
W. E. Crawford
Sabine Dupont
Gill
H. R. Davis
Stanley Burch
George Lawrence
Canal Street
E. D. Bailey, Jr
Rook Club
Canal Street Book Club
John D. Wyker
Robert R. Banks
J. Y. Hamil
Joe Wheeler
United Daughters Confederacy
Line Street
Samuel Blackwell
Grant Street
T. A. Chandler
Jasper
A. Edwards
Johnston Street
Charles W. Malone
Judge B. L. Malone
Dick Kennedy
Montgomery
Bob Cain
T. V. Harrison
Elizabeth Wallace
Oak Street
J. D. Garren
Riverside High School
Roland Gray
Joe Duncan
Mrs. B. P. Wallace
W. H. Day
Henry
J. D. Hunter
Anniston
Parker
Hisco Chem
Wis. Parchogue
N.Y
Clendening
Penney
Penney’s
G. E. Laboratories
Rayon Crepe
Belle Isle
Pepperell Sheets
J.C. Penney
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