Extensive Improvements by Malone Coal and Grain Co
Malone Coal and Grain Co will remodel its Warerooms on Second Ave to add automobile sales. The 60 by 120 foot upper floor will hold cars with an electric lift. lower floor will house tires and accessories. A front plate glass display fronts Second Avenue. George Jackson, an auto expert, will head repair and will handle Cadillac and Overland agencies with others to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decaturs
Malone Coal & Grain Company
Second Avenue
Hts
B. L. Malone
Geo. A. Hoff
H. A. Wyatt
George Jackson
Automobile Department
Jackson
Cadillac
Overland
Veal Shows Spending in Decatur Winter Headquarters
The Veal’s Famous Show enters the metropolitan circuit as a winter base for Decatur. They arrived with two cars and a private coach to remodel scenery and posters before touring in April. Rehearsals start late March for an opening April 1 under the Hikes Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veal
Ashford
Ala
Jack McGehee
Cheyenne Charley
Decaturs
Hikes Lodge
Grant Street
Twin City
Decatur social clubs hold 1916 tea and meetings scene
On Wednesday January nineteenth Mrs. W A Brown led Decatur social groups in a tea with white roses and lace draped tables. Clubs’ presidents spoke on this year’s work, followed by dances, readings, and a social hour. Mission society reviewed 1915 gains and pledged 50 dollars more for 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brown
Berean Club
Decaturé
Jno
Lb. Proctor
Decatura
A. J. Harris
Dasling
Polosi
Wieniawski
Fannie Johnon
Miriam
Wilbur Green
Nevins
Brent Preuit
Mesdames
Humphrey
Hendrix
Pearson
Foster H. Pointer
Women’s Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
Carl Patterson
Neill
Duncan
Five Morgan County Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
The probate judge of Morgan County issued five marriage licenses this week. C. F. Gardiner to Miss Rosie M. Weller. D. Sidney Norris to Miss Liberia Fravitt. Artis M. Fowler to Miss Susie L. Shadix. Chas Crump to Miss Mamie Ragsdale. Henry Harvel to Miss Mattie Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
C. F. Gardiner
Rosie M. Weller
D. Sidney Norris
Liberia Fravitt
Artis M. Fowler
Susie L. Shadix
Chas. Crump
Mamie Ragsdale
Henry Harvel
Mattie Stone
Friday Auction Bridge Events At Idle Class and Saturday Clubs
Friday features Mrs Eugene Lunchéon for Idle Class with Mrs f Ramage. Saturday lists the Saturday Club with Mrs Lamar Pen and the Stocking Club led by Miss Hele Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auction Bridge Club
Eugene
Lamar Pen
Hele Wallace
Mrs. R. V. Cowen Called to Birmingham for Grandson Illness
Mrs. R. V. Cowen travels to Birmingham due to illness of her grandson James Love. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tracey of Milwaukee are registered at the Lyons. Tracey, a wealthy businessman, arranged a larger order for the Decatur Cornice & Roofing Co. while visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Cowen
Birmingham
James Love
J. E. Tracey
Milwaukee
The
Lyons
Tracey
Decatur
Decatur Notes: Local visits and travel plans
PERSONAL S Y L A and J W Carter of Nashville visit their sisters in Decatur. Ike Kalin will learn in a few days at Hot Springs Ark then go to eastern markets to replenish stocks. H T Gill of New Decatur visited business in Tuscumbia yesterday. Capt Dan Walden has recovered from grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Kalin
Leari
Hot Springs
Ark
H. T. Gill
New Decatur
Tuscumbia
Tri-Cities
Dan Walden
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Masonic Theatre
Henry W. Savage
LA Symphony Orchestra
Malone Coal, Grain Co
Mrrs. F. S. Graves’ Style Shop
Decaturs Party
Decaturs Daly
Decatur, Ala
Clinton Shafton
Cotaco Literary Club
Melvin Hutson
Eugene Guy
England
Elbert Weaver
Robertson
T. U
Virginia Graham
Miss Bibb
Miss Kitty Bibb
Bridge
William Driskill
B. Eliott
Wilbur Smith
Dyke Kehols
P. F. Gilchrist
Lake Washington, Miss
J. W. Ellaby
Denver
Col
W. A. Bibb
Annie May Breeding
Hartselle
Qui Springs
Jones Cotton
Y L. A. and
J. W. Carter
Nashville
Kingsbury
Daic
Ality
Cable-Shelby- Burton' Piano Co
Ja, Miller
Mgr
Second Ave
Delite Theatre
Ethel Cooke
Boyd Marshall
America
Chicago
Gaumont
Mutual Weekly
Ually
Sivley & Sandlinecond Avenue
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