Dorothy Morrow Weds Bill Armour In Beloved Berea Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Morrow daughter of James E. Morrow and Bill Armour son of Mrs. Wm Armour of Welch West Virginia married at 4 pm Sunday January 9 at the bride's sister Mrs T M Sheats home on Chestnut street. Rev A R Robertson officiated before cedar and spruce altar with music by Grace Cornelius and Mabel Eversole. Best man Jack Morrow attended bride as she wore white taffeta and tulle with seed pearl Juliet cap. Reception followed for family and close friends. The couple plans a wedding trip to the south and will reside in Welch WV after January 16. Later, Brownie Dot Littrell and Fred Gentry wed January 8 in Cullman Alabama with a Gulf Coast motor trip ahead and residence in Moulton Alabama.
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Berea
Dorothy Morrow
James E. Morrow
Bill Armour
Wm. Armour
Welch
W. Va
T. M. Sheats
Chestnut Street
A. R. Robertson
The
Christian Church
Grace Cornelius
Mabel Eversole
Jack Morrow
Miss Morrow
Marsha Rouark
South
Gentry Littrell
A. V. Littrell
Brownie Dot
Fred Gentry
Moulton
Cullman
Alabama
Gulf Coast
Personal notices from Decatur area reveal travels and health updates
The notices list neighbors and relatives visiting Birmingham Huntsville and Florida, with moves back to Decatur for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murdock, health reports for Miss Martha Frances Kilgore and Mrs Elizabeth Renegar, and travel plans for Col W B Edmundson and others.
Flattering Pattern 4503 For Indoor Wear and More
Pattern 4503 offers a slimming front yoke and panel suited for heavy figures, with puff sleeves pockets and trims like soft truffles or ric rac. Sizes 34 to 48 available. yardage required for size 36 is 3 9-4 yards 36 inch fabric and 11-8 yards foaming. Send 15 cents to Decatur Daily Pattern Dept for the pattern and book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Sam N. Simpson Dies at Mt. Vernon
Sam N. Simpson aged 45 former Decatur resident died last night at Mt. Vernon Tl after a brief illness of pneumonia. He served with the American Expeditionary Force in France and his war service weighed against him in his illness. He is survived by his wife two children a sister Mrs F L Ling of Decatur and a brother B M Simpson of Decatur. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at Mt Vernon with interment there.
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Sam N. Simpson
Decatur
Mt. Vernon
Simpson
France
F. L. Ling
B. M. Simpson
Annuals Sale Starts At Decatur Senior High
The Senior Class at Decatur Senior High School begins selling annuals promising a top publication. Those who have not yet purchased should contact a Senior Class member. Tickets are also sold for a violin recital by noted violinist Robert Janas to support the yearbook sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Senior High School
Robert Janas
Pappas Aids Cafe Business With Wage Hikes And Promotions
Louis Pappas reports his cafe saw a 68 percent customer surge in the first 15 days after he began a one man campaign of higher wages lower prices and extra staff, aiming to beat poor business in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Louis Pappas
Goodwyn enters race to succeed Hill in Congress
Montgomery Alabama January 18 political interest grows as former State Representative R Tyler Goodwyn filed as a candidate to fill Lister Hill's unexpired term and to serve the subsequent two year term. Goodeye, a veteran Montgomery politician, also qualified for the regular term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
R. Tyler Goodwyn
Lister Hill
Goodeye
Hill
U. S. Senate
Rector Attending Montgomery Convention
The Rev. Oliver C. Cox rector of St. John's Episcopal Church left today for Montgomery to attend a Diocesan Convention. The gathering will discuss the potential election of a Bishop-Coadjutor as church growth supports such consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver C. Cox
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Montgomery
Alabama
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Travel and Visits
Mrs L H Kilgore and Mrs Guy Hanna traveled to Birmingham for a day trip on Monday. Mrs Maurice Poss of Chattanooga arrived Monday night to visit her sister Mrs B E Patterson. Alan Wallace plans a Friday departure for a several week stay with sister Mrs James Lee Murphy in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Thurman Christian of Iuka Mississippi were weekend visitors. Bobby Ray Christian is visiting aunt Mrs R J Sample in Athens. Mrs Annie Christian recovering from finger infection and blood poisoning. Mrs Robert Sobotka and Mrs Joe E Wright and Mrs John Bean of Hartselle visited Decatur on Monday. Mr and Mrs Prime Jones and two sons spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C T Stephenson in Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Poss
Chattanooga, Tenn
8. E. Patterson
Alan Wallace
James Lee Murphy
Washington, D.C
Bobby Ray Christian
R. J. Sample
Athens
Robert, Sobotka
Joe E. Wright
John Bean
Hartselle
Decatur
Death of Mrs. Pita Wales Hargrove in Dalytown
Mrs. Pita Wales Hargrove wife of John Hargrove died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle in Dalytown Wednesday morning January 12 1038 after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church and burial followed at Pettysville cemetery. She left her husband six children, a stepmother two sisters and three brothers.
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Pita Wales Hargrove
John Hargrove
Lyle
Dalytown
Lee Wales
Hargrove
Putman
Methodist Church
Pettysville
Pettus
Athens
Thomas
Veto
Polly Harwell
Prospect
Anna Dew
Iva B. Pettus
Lola Pettus
Macl Whitfield
Elimbeth Williams
Anna Dew Pettus
Benton Whitfield
Benton Pettus
Henry Stanford
Jim Stanford
Sunny
Hillis Stanford
Etna Loveleas Bunday
Guy Clem
Erskin Bates
Willis Bates
Hikmont
James Robining
Dr. Bryan
A. M. Jones
Hartselle
Maryret Hodges
Selvin Allen
W. B. Spence
James Robinson
Henry Stenford
Tobe Fudge
Hphesus
Homer Dunnevant
Alvie Willis
Joe Holt
Charlotte Robinson
Parl Hargrove
Near Thatch
Answers to Queries About Hair Bleach Composition
Emma explains that the extra hair bleach consists of two teaspoons of peroxide and half a teaspoon of ordinary bleach. The note outlines a simple at home formulation and cautions on quantities.
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Emma
Athens Court Quiet as Defendants Plead Guilty in Limestone County
In Limestone County Municipal Court Monday no trials occurred as defendants pled guilty or waived grand jury. Sheriff J E Wellden says raids will continue to curb liquor, while Judge A A Griffith presided as visiting official. District figures note tax collections lag and poll tax payments lag for forthcoming elections. Several highway patrol members attended for traffic cases and local residents made weekend visits to nearby Columbia and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone County
A.A. Griffith
Cullman
Melvin Hutson
Decatur
David Clay
New York City
John P. Hill
Birmingham
J. H. Holcombe
J. H. Porter
Huntsville
Donald B. Isom
Pulaska
Tenn
Court of Appeals
J. E. Wellden
Wellden
M. E. Lazenby
First Methodist Church
Athens
Julius Hale
Clay Williams
Roy Bradford
State Highway Patrol
C. R. Jones
Columbia
Jeff Henry
Attends Production in Birmingham and Cosmetic Tips
John Loomis attended the production You Can t Take It With You in Birmingham on Monday. A cosmetics note suggests a soft peach powder soft coral rouge and light lipstick to suit coloring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loomis
Birmingham
Alice
Cotton Exchange Amends Its Rules Opens Membership
New Orleans January 18. The New Orleans cotton exchange revised its bylaws to permit associate memberships open to manufacturers merchants farmers and others in the cotton industry. Associates need not be stockholders or pay initiation fees but may serve on committees and receive commissions on business placed through regular members. Commission rates apply for 100 and 1000 bale contracts with day trades priced differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Exchange
Unusual Service Set at Southside Baptist Church
An unusual service is scheduled for Wednesday evening at Southside Baptist Church at 7:00. Pastor Rev. I. W. Myers will address the church family and officials across departments, laying out plans and policies for the third year of his pastorate and giving specific department instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Baptist Church
I. W. Myers
Fire Victim Florence Watson Buried in Fayette
Miss Florence Watson, a longtime resident of Aberdeen Mississippi, died in a house fire at her son’s home. Relatives say she may have suffered a heart attack before the blaze and her body was sent to Fayette Alabama for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Florence Watson
County Meeting Here Wednesday
An all day meeting of the county WWW, M. A, will be held at the Southside Baptist with Miss Betty Burleson as president. The program begins at ten o'clock and Dr J F Plainfield, representative of the home mission board, will give one of the principal addresses.
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M. A
Southside Baptist
Betty Burleson
J. F. Plainfield
The
Home Mission Board
Open House Set at Emens Clinic on Grant Street
Open house will be held Thursday evening at the new Emens Clinic office building of Dr. Redding Emens on Grant street. The Emens offices have moved from the Eyster building. The event runs from seven until 9 30 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Redding Emens
Grant Street
Dr. Emens
Eyster
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Circle One
W. 8. Parks
Prospect Drive
J. H. Brannum
A. Bailey
H. L. Spencer
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Fort
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A. M. Richards
W. H. Day
Circle Three
D. W. Speake
Ruby Carswell
W. W. Dinsmore
B. K. Wiggins
Wiley Owen
Raymond Brittain
Marion Vickrey
C. H. Chitwood
A. Z. Bailey
J. W. Darrah
J. O. Colvard
Canal Street
Silk Stocking Club
McNeill Duplex
Debetes Club
Shirley Bragg
Jackson Street
Peggy Wilds
East Walnut Street
First Presbyterian Circles
First Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
C. B. Bartee
T. G. Morrow
Garner Pride
E. R. Wolfe
Malcolm Link
J. H. Calvin
China
W .M. Voorhies
Japan
J. W. Clapton
Russia
Frank ‘Palmer
F. H. Kirby
Bailey
Kentucky
A. J. Coleman
Wolfe
Mesdames EB
L. Jones
L. C. Howell
Howell
Clifford Vallahn
Estelle Baker
Fanny Wallace
F. 8. Hunt Jr
H. E. Jeffrey
C. E
Masonic Temple
First Baptist W.W. M
First Baptist W. M
Frances Jones
Apes Club
Crankard-Howell Funeral Home
Johnston Street
Woman's Music Study Club
Bob Harris
Roy Poteet
Eva Love Wyatt
Virginia Graham
Central Methodist Sunday School
T. B. Woodard
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R. H. Wolcott
L. H. Knight
Poaes Ees
Adolph Zukor
Frank Lloyds
Fargo
Joel McCrea
Bob Burnsfrances
Dee
Lloyd Nolan
Johnny
Mack Brown
Aru dl
Caan
Gail Patrick
Constance Collier
Andrea Leeds Samuel S. Hinds
Lucille Ball
Edne Ferber
Georges. Koufmon
City Park
Capitol
Barbara Stanwyck
Walter Brennan
Banjo
Ricardo Cortez
Robert Murdock
Pulaski, Tenn
Mr. Murdock
Bluebird
Will Wyker
E. R. Sumpter
F. 5. Hunt Sr
Charles B. Gregg
Mesdames
David F. Elliott
James A. Gregg
Jonesboro, Ark
Florida
W. J. Coleman
Susie Smith
Mrs. A. Baker
Reed Rogers
R.H. Wolcott
Lizzie Humphrey
Pierce
W. B. Edmundson
Martha Frances Kilgore
East Church Street
Elizabeth Renegar
W. E. Crawford
W.E. McNeill
C. B. Elliott
Goodwyn
L. ‘H. Kilgore
Guy Hanna
Annie Christian
Prime Jones
Gladys Glad
America
Carolyn
Mary
Nan Grey
Cotton Exchange
Southside
Moye
Beauty Shop
Emens Clinic
Goidel’s Store
Dorothy Perkins
Caddell Drug CO
Brown
Lapin
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