Zeromen Club Holds Inspiring Meeting at Nabors Home
The Zeromen Club met at Mrs A H Nabors on Jackson Street for an afternoon gathering featuring plant decor. Mrs J H Branum led in absence of the president, with Ellen Greendyke reading and prayer, while members discussed study topics from The Life of Paul and The Thessalonian Letters and welcomed a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeromen Club
A. H. Nabors
Jackson Street
J. H. Branum
Ellen Greendykeed
Thessalonians
Paul
Reece Aera Wy Mie
James George Ellen Groendyke
Jackson
Rome
California Syrup of Figs Ad and Club Notices
An old warning touts California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for appetite and digestion issues. The Progressive Culture Club met with Mrs. Lynne. three new members joined and talks covered Italian art and the Royal Family of Italy. The Central Methodist Woman's Missionary Society and local P T A reports note meetings, fresh plans, and a soup program for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Frank Emens
Willam Watson
W. A. Emens
Italy
H. E. Hildreth
Club
Central Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
T. M. Faust
W. H. Winton
Tine Jones
James Albert Wiggins
H. L. Spencer
R. E. Wiggins
Faustin
Mary Blackwell
J.W. Cobb
Prattville
E. M. Lee
Personal notices from Columbia area residents
Miss Elizabeth Hunter and Mrs. A 0 Hunter and son of Columbia Tenn are guests of their brother H H Hunter. Mr and Mrs Sanders Cortner and son at home in the 8 Acres on Shiet and Miss Ann Zeitler of Mooresville visited grandparents A G Cortner. Mrs A D Jervis and Miss Mary Jervis in Birmingham today. Mr and Mrs F S Hunt returned from London Tenn to visit Mr Hunt's mother. Eugene Collier and party motored to Birmingham. Miss Mary Love to live with Mr and Mrs O W Stinson on Johnston street after February. Prof and Mrs William Holly and daughter Joan of Jasper Ala returned home after visiting their sister Miss Roger. Little Gene Brown ill with abscessed ears at home of Lewis Brown. Mrs J R Hale and Mrs J ee will leave Wednesday afternoon for Scottsboro to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hunter
A. 0. Hunter and Son
Columbia, Tenn
H. H. Hunter
Mrs. Sanders Cortner
Mary Love
O. W. Stinson
Johnston Street
William Holly
Joan
Jasper, Ala
Miss Penn Roger
Little Gene Brown
Mrs. Lewis
Brown
Eugene Collier
Margaret Ann
Scottsboro
Ala
They Call It Sin Opens at Princess Theatre
Loretta Young and George Brent star in They Call It Sin opening at the Princess Theatre. Directed by Thornton Freeland, the ultra modern New York tale follows loves and marriages amid musical shows, night clubs and penthouse parties adapted from Alberta Stedman Eagan's novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Young
George Brent
Neurwaoas
Princess ‘Theatre
Thornton Freeland
Alberta Stedman Eagan
New York
Lillie Howard Green
Local society notes on recent travel and health
Mrs. Tom Wiley rests after a minor operation on Tuesday. C. O. King travels to Forrest City Arkansas for a several day business visit. Dr and Mrs Earl Daniels visit Birmingham briefly. Mr and Mrs Simpson depart Wednesday for a few days in Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wiley
C. O. King
Forrest
City
Ark
Dr. and ‘Mrs. Earl Daniels
Birmingham
Mrs. Simpson
Tuscaloosa
Friends and neighbors visit in Round Top and nearby communities
A group of local friends visited Mrs Essie Yates of Round Top on Sunday afternoon as she battles illness. Mr and Mrs E J Jones and son Lavon joined Mr and Mrs Melvin Parker near West Center for a Tuesday visit. Miss Mildred Simmons stayed with Miss Ola Mae Hardin on Saturday. Seldon Hardin and relatives were guests Tuesday near A with other friends attending a young people's meeting at Mrs Pearl Suggs home. Mr and Mrs W D Hardin and Dorothy Jean of Decatur visited relatives Sunday afternoon. Melvin Moody spent several days with Trinity relatives. Piney Chapel Ephesus noted preaching services ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Yates
Round Top
E. J. Jones
Lavon
Melvin Parker
West Center
Mildred Simmons
Ola Mae Hardin
Seldon Hardin
Pearl Suggs
W.D. Hardin
Dorothy Jean
Decatur
Three Anne Adams Blouse Patterns for Home Sewing
The Anne Adams pattern catalog lists three blouse patterns 2419 2451 and 2496 with sizes 14 through 44 and fabric yardage for size 16. Step by step sewing instructions are included and the catalog promotes a fall winter wardrobe with 32 pages of models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Church Attendance and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Christian church services drew large crowds last Saturday night and Sunday morning with Brother Creele of Athens preaching. Local social visits included Mr and Mrs Bean hosting him, and a trip to see our men President Saturday. Several musicians gathered at W F Drakes to perform. John Drake from Nashville visited his brother William for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Brother Creele
Athens
Mrs. Bean
Holland’s Gin
Price Holt
Tri-Cities
W. F. Drake
John Drake
Nashville
William
Howard Speigle
Chattanooga
Carrie Huber
Indiana
Ohio
Duprey Loggins
Ted Loggins
Decatur
Raymond Carpenter
William and
Gene
J. B. Drake
Oletta Mitchell
Dorothy
Allfrey
Butch Greene
Special invitation to 200 farmers for Decatur livestock meeting
About 200 farmers from Morgan Limestone and Lawrence counties are invited to a livestock meeting at the courthouse next Friday at 1 p.m. Jesse B Hearin head of the livestock bank at Montgomery will visit Decatur to explain bank loan details to local farmers. The Chamber of Commerce is sending invites and asks farmers to inform neighbors. The meeting aims to clear up questions about loan methods and bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twe Hundred
Oivers
Morgan
Limestone
Lawrence
Court House
Jesse B. Hearin
Montgomery
Decatur
Chamber of Commerce
Rural nine month school endows county education
Lawrence county Alabama reports a rural C. C. Smith school with a nine month term guaranteed despite tax and deficit pressures. The endowment around twenty thousand dollars yields six percent to support three teachers led by principal W. M. Holliman with assistants Josephine McCullough and Myrtle Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Ala
Lawrence County
C. C. Smith
W. M. Holliman
Josephine McCullough
Myrtle Beck
Gets a Home Even If School Closes
MOULTON Ala Jan 25 With Lawrence County High School suspended the county board assigns principal H L Tidwell to move into the vocational building He and his wife secure shelter and oversee the main building while a subscription school opens for the benefit of students under supervision of Miss Ross and an assistant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Ala
Lawrence County
H. L. Tidwell
Tidwell
Miss Ross
Schools Closed Work Continues in Lawrence County
Despite suspended classes in Lawrence county, vocational teachers J C Johnson of Mount Hope and John D Comer of Moulton county high school run weekly shop sessions. They repair farm tools and craft home needs, visiting homes to support farm projects for the year, funded by a small federal appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Ala
Lawrence County
J. C. Johnson
Mount Hope
John D. Comer
Assist Farmers In New Methods For Lawrence County
A plan to aid Lawrence County farmers through improved home life and farming practices. Emphasizes diversified crops, more dairy cows, hogs, poultry, increased corn and garden output, and better living conditions to reduce reliance on Red Cross and charity next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Roosevelt Visit to Muscle Shoals On Film
A film depicting President-elect Roosevelt's visit to Muscle Shoals runs about a thousand feet and lasts 10 to 15 minutes. The picture highlights all major incidents from the Roosevelt Shoals visit and will be shown at the theatre Thursday and Friday for £2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
the Shoals
Night schools and part time classes begin for dropouts
Programs start at once offering adult night schools and part time classes for boys who left school in the last three or four years. The aim is to provide education and skills to rejoin schooling or employment.
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Tos
Bridge
Mary Jervis
Alan Grimes
Skeggs Crawford
N. K. Bitting Jr
Mre
Mrs Watson
Progressive Culture Club
A. Lynne
W. T. Lowe
D. Barnum
W. F. Price
Reid Sherard
Central Methodist Circle
Humphrey
Phillip Humphrey
Sabing Dupont
P.T. A
L. P. Troup
Grace Bentley
Princess
Wilson Dam
Ann Zeitler
Mooresville
Mrs
A. G. Cortner
A. D. Jervis
Mrs. Ee Ee Oe
Mrs. F
Hunt
London
Tenn
Mr. Hunt
Margaret King
Ethel Shackelford
J. R. Hale
J. Heeeee
Incess
Falkville
Route 2 News
Melvin Moody
Trinity
Piney
Ephesus
Ryan
Constantinople
Tives
Parker
Hisox Chem
Wks
Patchogue, N.Y
Murray P. Brush, Jr
Chicago
Brush
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
Red Cross
Luden’s
Goidel
May
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