Local Society News Highlights Thursday Bridge and Club Gatherings
Social pages detail hardage hosting the E C club, Mrs Jes Hardage at Johnston street with card games and a guest. The Thursday Bridge Club met at Mrs Charles Harvey with new bets and guests including Mrs Pat Steen. Silk Stocking Club met with Mrs Skeggs Crawford plus guests. A birthday greetings booklet to President Roosevelt is being prepared by district schools, with a contest and a Washington visit prize. The Ninth Street class social is postponed. Berean Study Club met at Mrs Reid Sherard Jr with plans for Morgan County TB sanitarium and readings from James Smitham Letters.
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Hardage
E. C
Jes Hardage
Johnston Street
Mby Kyle
Aries
Joel Coates
Crawford
Skeggs Crawford
W. J. Duncan
John Davis
Ferton Himes
Barrett Shelton
Duncan
John Bragg
Franklin Delano Rosevelt
Washington
Morgan
William Watson
Wheeler Dam
Watson
United States
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Annie Wheeler
Berean Study Club
Reid Sherard, Jr
Oak Street
Irvin Mitchell
Morgan County
T. B. Sanitorium
Flint
James Smitham
Ralph Breeden
Maureen Bobbitt
Raphael
The
Mrs J M Russell Dies After Influenza At 75
Mrs J M Russell, 75, died at 5 30 p m at her Somerville Route 4 home after an influenza attack. Funeral by Rev Owens, internment at Russell cemetery per Peck of Hartselle. Survived by husband, son Ben of St Louis, two sisters and two brothers, with local family ties and county prominence noted. Madonna described by Mrs John Davis. Sherard served a salad course at program end. State music objectives outlined by Mrs W P Baugh for Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs. goals include music education, certifications, and community music initiatives.
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Somerville
John M. Russell
Owens
Russell Cemetery
Peck
Hartselle
Russell
Ben Russell
St. Louis
A. P. John
John Tr
Huntsville
M. E. Peck
W. E. Ralph
Union Grove
John A. Ralph
Eva
Madonna
John Davis
Sherard
W. P. Baugh
Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs
Baugh
Betty Jean Gassaway Recovers From Flu Weeks Later
Local notices list Betty Jean Gassaway recovering after a week with flu. Several residents travel or visit relatives, including Mrs. R A East from Corinth and Mr. J R Thomas ill with flu. Others report minor injuries and travel, plus Gladys Glad offers beauty advice and mail pamphlets.
Local residents report multiple flu bouts and illnesses
The column lists neighbors and relatives, including Cora Barbara Pitt Florence Bridges Mae Sims Darry Peebles Dorothy Whaley Julian Bibb Jr Mrs H Wohl I Jaffe J R Huie Reginald Goree Ralph Breeden, all ill or recovering from flu appendicitis or other ailments, with scattered travel notes and visits to Birmingham and Florida.
Mission Church in China Looted by Troops
report from Shanghai details looting and destruction at the American Erange mission in Tunjen Kweichow province. Chinese and foreign sources say troops pursuing communist bands forced entry into the church hospital physician and nurse residences and a boys school.
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Shanghai
Erange
Tunjen
Kweichow Province
Iis
China
Vitamin E Claim Sparks Gender Prediction Debate
A claim that vitamin E can determine a baby's sex is met with skepticism by scientists and health experts while researchers note the need for rigorous testing. The remark highlights ongoing confusion about prenatal gender prediction methods.
Repeal Move Sought for Tennessee Evolution Law
Nashville Tennessee January 23 a bill to repeal the state anti evolution statute was introduced in the House by Cecil Chester a 22 year old university student and youngest member of the legislature. The 1925 law bans teaching of evolution in Tennessee schools and gave rise to the Dayton monkey trial.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Staute
Cecil Man
Chester
Anagfbin
Dayton, Tenn
Former Senator Fees Writes Book on Two Party System
Former Senator Fees announces a forthcoming book defending the two party system. The work argues unity through structured choice and critiques third party disruption in American politics.
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Fees
North Carolina Named FPC Chairman
North Carolina designated as chairman of the Federal Power Commission, leading the agency's oversight of electricity regulation and energy policy.
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North Carolina
Federal Power Commission
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Pat Steen
Judd Kendricks
Marion Russell
Ninth Street Methodist Church
J. M. Russell
Winess
Ie Ft
Uees
Verree
Ricardo Cortez
Lionel AT
Anita Louise
Buck Jones
Lone Rider
Thelma Todd
Decatur
Wearwell
Warren & Ratliff
Betty Jean Gassaway
Mrs. R. A. East
Corinth, Miss
Mrs
W. W. Callahan
J. R. Thomas
A. A. Parker
Wedowee, Ala
Elizabeth Calvin
Earle Calvin
J. P. Brock
Frank B. Jones
Lexington
R. E. Rogers
Warrior
Gladys Glad
America
England
Glad
June Lang
Cora Barbara Pitt
R. L. Bridges
Sixth Avenue
South
Florence
Mae Sims
R. C. Sims
Darry Peebles
F. D. Peebles
Dorothy Whaley
Bir
Ala
Rome
Atlanta, A
Julian Bibb, Jr
H. Wohl
I. Jaffe
Birmingham
Florida
Cuba
W. B. Smith
J. R. Huie
East Moulton Street
Burks Huie
University of Alabama
Reginald Goree
Baugh Infirmary
Goidel
Capitol
Rex Bell
Evolution Law
Goodyear
Ita Book
RNAS
Ato
Caddell Drug CO
Kuhn’s
Rayon
Kuhn
Collanders
Kuhn’s New Store
White
Caddell’ Drug CO
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