Theatre and club notes from Decatur events
A collage of January club meetings at Miss Kaleene Day’s home and reports from the Mission program of First Presbyterian Auxiliary, Joe Wheeler Chapter UDC gathering, Alabama College Alumni, Zeromen and T. W. clubs, and local social events. Also reviews of Warner Baxter films at the theatre and a list of residents visiting or returning to Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Decatur Art
Kaleene
Corinne Long Griffin
Igs
Evelyn Hefner
Whitley Museum
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Foreign Mission
Alabama College
Alabama College Alumni Association
Virginia Brock
Personalities and Visits Across Town This Week
Mrs. John W. Jones and other ladies traveled Tuesday while staying with Mrs Wear. Montgomery visitors Mr. and Mrs. Cy Graham join family in town. Caddell and Gardner group touring Birmingham. E B Rowden under hospital care had tonsils removed. Neill of Birmingham visits A R Smith couple. Mrs Chandler in Nashville visiting kin. Frank Ball from Montgomery and M Crawford from Nashville in town on business. Tankersley leaving for Indianapolis for bottling convention. Alan Robinson of Corinth in city on business. Mrs Kinney Ewing and Dorothy Daniels travel to Birmingham. Marion Robinson from Fort Payne visits Monday.
World Almanac for 1932 promises a million answers
The World Almanac for 1932, now under Scripps-Howard, is released with Robert Hunt Lyman as editor. It consolidates census 1930 data, scientific progress, sports, economics, labor and unemployment, political information, and year history, promising concise, up-to-date facts for memory aid. It is published by The World-Telegram at 125 Barclay Street, New York City, priced 60 cents in paper, $1.10 in cloth.
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Scripps--Howard Organization
America
Robert Hunt Lyman
The
World-Telegram
Barclay St
New York City
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. C. McRee
W. M. Voorhies
E. ©. Shaw
Kirby
John Davis
Ferrow Himes
Nona Morrow
Riverside-Lafayette P.T. A
Joe Wheeler
United Daughters Confederacy
J. W. Clapton
Fourth Avenue West
John's Guild
Frank Duffey
St. John's Guild
Dennis
St. John’s
Frahn
J. W. Frahn
East Moulton Street
C. O. Foote
James Mitchell
J. T. van Arsdale
Mrs. Priest
H. L. Spencer
Spencer
W. H. Day
Zeromen Club
H. M. Priest
Ellen Groenendyke
Catur Federation of Women’s Clubs
Carnegie Library
Riverside High School
Lafayette Street Grammar School
Rufus Peerson
Ann Zeitler
Katherine Rush Peebles
Lewis Hardage
Fort Deposit
Ala
A. E. Humphrey
Thre
Miss Neill
Birmingham
Early Phinizy
Central Baptist Sunday School
Warner Baxter
Fox
I Rocke
Baxter
Dumaine
A. Dumaine
Jelly
Fraulin
Leila Hyams
Alexander, Kirkland
Ralph Bellamy
William Pawley
Howard Phillips
C. Aubrey Smith
J. H. Alexander
Kyle
Herman Kyle
R. Wi) Jones
Florence
D, Cc
Lawrence’ Stone
GC. A. Worthington
T. S. Beauchamp
Tuscaloosa
Hetty Aycock
Knoxville
Tenn
Madeline Dix
Atlanta
W. T. Barnes
Points
Arkansas
Rev
Earle Barnes
Barnes
Augusta
Ark
Charles Hamlet
Sheffield
Line Street
Allen’s
Grant
Reserve District No
First National Bank
State of
Alabama
United States
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
U. S
N. C
State of Alabama
County of Morgan
W. B. Shackelford
Mattie M. Jones
Notary Public
C. W. Matthews
M. Thompson
D. D. McGehee
Lydia E. Pinkham
John W. Jones
R. T. Sheppard
J. R. Smiley
Jacklyn Smiley
Ley
Wear
Cy Graham
Montgomery
Virginia Graham
T. A. Caddell
W. G. Gardner
E. B. Rowden
the Benevolent Hospital
A. R. Smith
T. C. Chandler
Nashville, Tenn
Frank Ball
M. Crawford
Nashville
H. . Tankersley
Indianapolis
Ind
Alan Robinson
Corinth, Miss
Lahleen Kinney
Dan Ewing
Dorothy Daniels
Marion Robinson
Fort Payne
Lessing J. Rosenwald
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Eugene
Scanlon
Bank Street
Scanion’s
Troy
Cecil Timberlake
B. Hackworth
Stevenson
A. V. Littrell
Sixth Avenue
West
Princess
Acton Warner
Mn Baxter Leila Hyams
Charlie Chase
Marriage
Amer.ca
D. Carter
Greenbrier
Hodges
First Ave
J. M. Clark & Sons
Gunn Service
Caddilac Sedan
SALE
W. L. Martin
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