Woman's Society circles hold Bible study at multiple homes
Several circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met Monday afternoon for Bible study from Japan Begins Again and Women of Scripture. Hostesses opened with prayers, led brief business, and served refreshments as members gathered in homes across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.aeees
J. B. Brad
J. W. Murphy
Circle Three
A. Lynne
W.D. Jackson
Julian Harris
Japan
Jackson
Dinsmore
Circle Four
Marvin Din
Central W. 8
L. A. Neill
Miriam
Raymond Britain
Day
W. H. Day
Jackson Street
Smith Circle
George ‘Godwin
Lethal Smith
W. F. Rauchenberg
Horace Levin
Rauschenberg
Deborah
Phoebe
Lydia
Leopard
Moody Circle
M. A. Leopard
Jth Avenue
Leonard Moody
Guy Habercom
Rahab
Ruth
Naomi
Samaria
Moody
Bailey Circle
Propst
S. N. Propst
Marion Vickery
T. Z. Bailey
E. R. Terhune
Entiss Clark
Phil Vaughn
Harry
Malone
A. H. Nabors
Woman's Auxiliary
Westside Presbyterian Church
Bessie Hansell
6Th Avenue West
E. A. Edwards
Victor Dawe
W. F. Busch
Busch
Edwards
Dawe
Betty Burgess
Grace Godfred
E. L. Hambrick
Will Tarpley
Murphree
Lamar Penney
John W. Jones
Moran Halts Engagement With British Suitor
American tennis star Gertrude Moran announces postponement of her engagement to Anthony Davenport in Calcutta. Moran cites parental wishes and notes she had not informed her family previously while in India for tennis. Moran’s mother expresses surprise and doubt over the sudden marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
India
Gertrude “Georgeous
Gussie” Moran
Calcutta
Anthony Davenport
Gussie
Mary
Santa Monica
Calif
Emma Moran
Alabama Doctor Receives Medal for Cuba Work
Birmingham physician Dr. Tom Spies received the Manuel Cespedes Decoration from Cuba's President for research on pellagra and nutritional deficiencies tied to anemia. He studied sprite, a tropical form of anemia, while aiding Cuba's health program. Also honored was Dr. R. R. Williams of New York for vitamin B-1 work and enriching Cuba's rice diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alabama
Cuba
Piio
Manuel Cespedes
Tom Spies
Spies
R. R. Williams
New York
Williams
Editor William E Wilkes named Troy Messenger editor
William E Wilkes of Eufaula is the new editor of The Troy Messenger. He succeeds Bill Bates as editor after Bates resigned to join The Tuscaloosa News. Wilkes is a University of Alabama journalism graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ala
William E. Wilkes
Eufaula
Troy Messenger
Wilkes
Enterprise Ledger
Bill Bates
Troy Daily
Bates
Tuscaloosa News
University of Alabama School of Journalism
Personal notices from a Southern town excerpt
Ill with flu Deann Edwards stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Edwards at 917 Oak Street. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gurganus and Mrs. John Gurganus spent Sunday in Woodville with Mrs. Bernice Stephens. Mrs. A Moore leaves for Nashville Tennessee to visit her sister Mrs. Sam Schulman. Hillsboro couple Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bogie name daughter Myra born Saturday at Baugh Wiley clinic. J L Appling of AT and T attends a Birmingham district conference. Breck Reeves and Mrs. John Gurganus return from Birmingham after niece and grandmother Miss Sue Carolyn Gurganus graduation from Phillips High School. They visit Miss Mary Joe Reeves, student at Birmingham Southern and Birmingham Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deann Edwards
Mrs
Eddie Edwards
Oak ‘Street
A. Moore
Sam Schulman
Nashville
Tennessee
Thomas Bogie
Hillsboro
Baugh-Wiley Clinic
Myra
Jean
Breck Reeves
John Gurganus
Birmingham
Sue Carolyn Gurganus
Phillips High School
Mary Joe Reeves
Birmingham Southern
Birmingham Conservatory of
Dear Miss Dix Advice on Age Gap and Reno Divorce
A reader asks about an aging widow who married him, debts, a son in boarding school, and a newer romance with a younger woman. The advice suggests the wife endures and then divorce if he leaves, noting the marriage carried hidden pain and misalignment of ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Dan
No Hard Enjoyments Shared Between Spouses
The passage notes that husbands and wives do not enjoy identical pleasures and cannot play together. Forcing one party to share the other’s amusements yields no gain and harms both. Each person should pursue personal happiness without martyring themselves to the partner’s pleasures.
Cardus Promises Relief From Monthly Cramp Pains
Many women report relief from functional periodic pains after using Cardus monthly. The ad claims Cardus corrects painful organ muscle contractions, restoring natural rhythm and addressing a common cause of cramps. It urges immediate trial and promises gratitude after the first use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
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Henry Sigman
Circle Two
Noble Russell
F. O. Smith
Janes King
Emblem Club
Elks Home
Ruby Ryan
Louise Donahue
Margaret Jackson
Westside Auxiliary
Westminster Guild
L. R. Murphree
Sherman Street
Delores Sartor
H. V. Edwards
Clara Cortner
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Crane
Goodyear
Rockmart
Georgia
T. G. Crane
Allan Wallace
Allan L. Wallace
Decatur Country Club
Junior Service League
Lena Harvey Y
DRADY
4Th Ave
H. L. Gurganus
John* Gurganus
Woodville
Bernice Stephens
J. L. Appling
The
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dorothy DIX
Reno
Lonesom
G.M.B
St.Joseph
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Loren’s
CHI High
Oxfords
Loafers
Nash
America
Sky
Nash Statesmen
Nash Ambassador
Mabilitady
Nash Motors
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Detroit
Alt Nash
Tomo
McRae Motors
Lee Street
Decatur, Ala
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