Bridge Tea Honors Guests At Country Home
Mrs. Albert Blackwell entertained with a bridge tea at her country home. Three tables were set on the lawn for the card game with punch served throughout. Guests included Mrs. D. G. Hart and Mrs. Ed Warren among others, followed by a many course supper assisted by Mrs. Edgar Fennell and Mrs. John Gooch.
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D. G. Hart
Nashville
Henry N. Binford
Ed Warren
Birmingham
Augustus Blackwell
Albert Blackwell
Mesdames
M. C. Bullard
Cecil Todd
Montgomery
E. W. Godbey
H. N. Binford
H. T. Gill
Harbin Miller
J. H. Donnell
F. F. Tidwell
T. A. Bowles
R. H. Wilcott
Edgar Fennell
John Gooch
Maccabees to Hold Annual Supper in New Quarters
The Maccabees plan an annual supper in their new quarters over Hardage Bros. store with all members and friends invited. Committee members are J. A. Motes W. G. McCain and J. C. Wallis.
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The
Maccabees
Hardage Bros
J. A. Motes
W. G. McCain
J. C. Wallis
Auction Bridge and Card Club Social Schedule
Auction bridge led by Mrs W F Crawford. Girls Card Club. Silk Stocking Club. Miss Marjorie Miller. Friday Rosebud Rock Club with Miss Mary Harvey. Priscilla Club at 4 o'clock led by Mrs Will Cowden.
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Silk Stocking Club
Marjorie Miller
Rosebud Rock Club
Mary Harvey
Priscilla Club
Will Cowden
Poem and social notes from a Alabama tea luncheon
A verse by Eugene Field is followed by a society report of Mrs. Henry N. Binford hosting a bridge luncheon for notable guests including Mrs. D. G. Hart and Mrs. Ed Warren. Attendees, prizes, and a daisies motif are noted along with Barbara Ann Davis’s fourth birthday celebration and visits from Eunice Sanderson and Lula Garnett.
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Eunice Sanderson
Courtland
Lula Garnett
Decatur
Allen Farrey
Moulton
Moulton Advertiser
Kidney Pain Relief Story Drives Demand
A patient describes severe kidney and back pain eased after using Dr. Pierce’s Anurie Tablets. The testimonial asserts kidney cure, promotes Dr. Pierce’s Institute in Buffalo, NY, and cites the product as a blood cleanser that restores vigor and health.
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Dr. Pierce
Mas. Wau
Nore
Anurie
Buffalo
N. Y
Anuric
Invalides
Local Social Notes From Pulaski and Athens
Mrs Homer Anderson and Miss Bentie Thomas of Pulaski visited Mrs B A Peden yesterday. Miss Grace Hull, ill recently, is slowly improving at home in Tanner while on vacation. Mesdames Henry Rose and J C McFarlane returned to Athens after hosting bridge luncheon with Mrs H N Binford. Rosa Stamkin of Atlanta visits cousin Mrs Sam Ziff. Mrs Bruno Smith at Benevolent hospital resting. Central Methodist children to meet at church 4 p m Thursday Friday and Saturday for Children s Day services.
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Homer Anderson
Bentie Thomas
Pulaski
Grace Hull
Ory Cohen
Tanner
Randly
Mesdames
Henry Rose
J. C. McFarlane
Athens
H. N. Binford
Rosa Stamkin
Atlanta, Ga
Sam Ziff
Central Methodist Church
Marriage of Miss Virginia Thornhill and J B Murphree
Miss Virginia Thornhill and J B Murphree were married Wednesday at 3 pm at the Lanier Roger home on Fourth Avenue South. Rev Walston of Central Methodist Church officiated with only a small group of friends present.
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Virginia Thornhill
J. B. Murphree
Lanier Roger
Fourth Avenue
South
Walston
Central Methodist Church
Personal News From Birmingham and Nearby
Benj Bloodworth has returned to Birmingham after visiting relatives. R H Hitt is in Chattanooga on business. Thurman Murphree of Jackson Tennessee visits relatives, with Mrs Murphree staying several weeks. C C K Lide Jr is spending his vacation at home.
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Robert Baugh
Robert, Jr
Huntsville
T. M. Jones
MrSeés Maudene Virginia Hardy
Decaturs
Montevallo
Mr. Palmer
The
A.G.1. 4
Benj. Bloodworth
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Thurman Murphree
Jackson, Tenn
Mrs. Murphree
Cc. K. Lide, Jr
Captured Guns Lose Power If Not Undamaged Or Proper Ammo
The text explains captured field guns are ineffective unless undamaged and supplied with correct ammunition. Even slight differences in shell diameter prevent compatible firing, risking misfires or bursts. A Belgian gun cannot use German shells and vice versa, so capture mainly reduces enemy fighting ability.
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Iits
Ihs
Calomel Alternative Promoted In 24 Hour Claim
Eddy's Black Pills advertised as a cure available from druggists for 26 cents. The claim promises relief within a day and urges readers to try the patent remedy.
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Eddy
Tim
Murphree Family Reunion Held at Somerville Road Home
A large Murphree family gathering occurred last evening at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murphree’s Somerville road residence. Thirteen children and twenty two grandchildren attended with guests Mr. and Mrs. Lanier Royer. A prayer meeting accompanied the reunion and many expressed deep emotion. Ice cream and cake were served by Miss Eva Murphree and her mother.
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J.B. Murphree
L. B. Boeglen
Roy
Bert
Eva
Henry
Jack
Eleanor Murphree
Words as weapons in order and chaos
A quotation on language and meaning contrasts disorganized words with disciplined rhetoric. It argues words alone are inert but become powerful when arranged like a trained army, capable of decisive impact in debate and writing.
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Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
French Hopeful of Wheat Yield Seeks Self Sufficiency
In France, hopes rise that this year’s higher wheat yield will negate the need to import grain and keep prices stable, rather than simply lowering costs.
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France
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