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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1938

Page

5

Miss Neville and Richeson wed in Birmingham ceremony

Emily Neville daughter of Mrs Elizabeth W Neville Decatur and Mrs Henry Richeson of Russellville Ala married July 8 at St Johns Episcopal Church Ensley officiated by Rev Peter M Dennis and Rev Oliver C Cox. Attendants and guests listed along with reception at the Tutwiler Hotel and a wedding trip to New Orleans San Antonio and Monterey Mexico.

Emily Neville Elizabeth W. Neville Decatur Henry Riche Russellville Ala Mar Ss. C St. John’s Episcopal Church Ensley Peter M. Dennis Oliver C. Cox St. John’s Church W. G. Lindsey Sthettiell Richeson Gilbert Key Scottsboro Birmingham Southern College Birmingham Georgetown Tutwiler W. T. Ritheson Neville T. B. Ray Haleyville New Orleans San Antonio Monterey Mexico Murphy W. J. Bronaugh Jean Humphrey Ivy

Pattern 4844 Anne Adams creates a chic gala dress

The notice highlights Pattern 4844 by Anne Adams with a crepe or silk option featuring a gores skirt, lace edged sleeves, and optional collarless V neck. Sizes 14 to 42 offered. fabric and trim requirements listed. pattern cost fifteen cents, book and pattern twenty five cents. Several local social notes follow.

Anne Adams Decatur Daily Pattern Department 17Th St New York N. Y

Union Mill Home Demonstration Club Meets For July Plans

The Union Mill club met at Mrs. J. Plack's home on June 28 with a devotional, roll call, and minutes. President Mrs. Verna Osborne led a business session planning an educational tour to New Jersey and forest reservations on the fourth Tuesday in July. A talent contest was announced, Miss Rowe absent, Mrs. Inez Flack led the demonstration on Mower arrangement, florals and wreaths were shown, prizes awarded for gladiolus and nasturtiums, refreshments served to 25 members and one visitor. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Maude Culbreath's home in August.

Union Mill Home Demonstration Club J. ¥. Plack Verna Osborne New Jerusalem Forest Reservation Miss Rowe Inez Flack Ollie Smith Mamie Flack Ines Flack Maude Culbreath Erien Rowe

Personal notices of visits and guests across the region

A roundup of local visits and guests as families travel for holidays and visits. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Dents Green with Charles G. Herren in Birmingham. Miss Bernice and Miss Peggy Ann Mabry from Roanoke visiting Uncle William Byrd and Mrs. Byrd. Mrs. R. B. White from Atlanta visiting sister Mrs. Wiley Owen. Thursey Owens visiting in Hartselle. Lula Dillehay of Pensacola visiting daughter Miss Mary Love. Frank Richardson Jr and baby returning to Mooresville after Mississippi. families from Eatonton and Gadsden visiting relatives. Ruth Eubanke from Sheffield with Mildred Mann. Margaret Woods of Lewisburg visiting Miss Martha Frances Pettey. Pauline Blankenship vacationing in Gadsden. J. A. Knight, Mrs W. S. Spivey and Miss Irene Spivey noted among others.

Miss Zeitler Miss Peebles Carolyn Zeitler Emily Ann Peebles Cornelian Court Hotel John Eustis Birmingham Copeland Allen Atlanta John Henry Peebles Stuart Peebles Frank P. Richardson, Jr I. L. Ledbetter Macon Emmie Frances Polhill Milton Yarbrough Huntsville Heniy Homer Chase Chase George McCrary Scottsboro Lydia Lucas

Social notes from Limestone County and surrounding areas

Mrs Thomas Izard and son Mark return to New York after a pleasant visit with Athens and Birmingham friends. Mrs Izard taught at Columbia University. Robert Walker and Marvin Nichols visit Auburn Fort Benning and Columbus Georgia. Elise Fusch weekend guest in Memphis. Mrs McLemore remembered as Miss Almeda Crenshaw. Mrs Birnbank returns to Chattanooga after ten days with social courtesies. Buford Thompson Jr. disarm? and Mrs Louis Martin and daughters return to Sheffield.

Thomas, Izard Mark New York City Athens Birmingham Izard Maggie Pettus Columbia University New York Robert Walker Marvin Nichols Auburn Fort Benning Columbus Elise Fusch Walker McLemore Memphis McLemore Almeda’ Crenshaw Thomas C. Birubank Chattanooga James G. Rankin Grady Davis Buford Thompson, Jr Recordis Arm Louis Martin Shef

Hardeman named state investigator in Montgomery

The State Board of Adjustment named Ben Hardeman as special investigator in Montgomery Alabama. He succeeds Harvey M Blue who died recently and previously served on the secretarial staff of Former Senator Dixie Bibb Graves in Washington.

Montgomery Ala State Board of Adjustment Ben ~ Hard Lawyer Hardeman Harvey M. Blue Dixie Bibb Graves Washington

College field agent travels through Kentucky on business

Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hendricks Sr. host an enjoyable visit with their daughter and other relatives. Harry Miller, Athens College field agent, is on a business trip for the college through Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dawson return from Birmingham. Mrs. Charles H. Long returns from a visit to friends at Dothan.

P. W. Hendricks Harry Miller Athens College Kentucky Fred Dawson Birmingham Charles H. Long Dothan

Clothing Workers Back to Work in Rochester

Max L. Holtz president of Rochester Clothiers Exchange announced that more than 3,000 employees would return to work within a week, with payroll approaching 500000 weekly. Production nears normal at two plants after a recent strike reduction. Styles for fall and winter are not expected to change.

Rochester N. Y Max L. Holtz Rochester Clothiers Exchange Anrd Holtz

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Miss Neville MR. Richeson E. J. Polhill Emily Ann Peebles Richardson Frank Richardson, Jr R. L. Roberson Ocliffie Mae Henry Alfred Knoblock Sigmund Knoblock Annie Knoblock St. Ann's Catholic Church Father Buckley Edward W. Knoblock Josephine Richard Cullmen Frank Knoblock Jack Goidel Messers Louis and Carl Knoblock Eastern Star Migpah Order of EaStern Star Tennessee Valley Town Creek Carl Gibson Edward Norwood Lella Holliday Curtis Carter Dorothy Gillette Beatrice Arnold R. E. Hulet Ebeplin Mollie Ros Marshall Nona Hutchinson Lola McKnight Mizpah O. E Carl H. Gibson Carl H. Gibson J. F.thrasher Rey T. Howell Lettie W. Warner H. H. Hauk Gussie Bell C. E. Lamon Syd Dublin R. A. Nunn William P. Moore Adah R.G. McClure Ruth Arthur Nichols Esther Txa Brooks Martha C. E. Uptain Electa R. N. Nelson T. D. Brooks Leila Holladay R. F E. Hewlett Mollie Ross Masonic Hall Eastern Star Meeting Mary Lou Dancy Masonic Temple Curtis Carter Payntsville Thomas Horlson Loulaville, Ky J. F. Levin Elmer Bussey Blake Thompson Vera Sheffield Glenn Eubanks Sonia Jimmy Glenn, Jr Guntersville Willodean Ruth Bass Tenn T. F. Lewis L. F. Little George Little Ada Louis Rufus Lewis James Everett J. H. Thompson Thelma Smith Central Methodist Church A. Z. Bailey Malone Jane Malone Martha Frances Rebecca Pettey the Valley Country Club J. ¥. Robb Goidel’s Shoe Box Booterie Speake, Warren & Ratliff Move’s Beauty -Shop J. C. Black CO Second Ave Ey. of Matonton, Gad F. T. Adama Garland Dixon Thomas Hodson Louwla+ville, Ky Nancy Lee Crane Moulton Street Amos Levin Mra Alice Martin Cullman Mra. T. A. Newell Fifth Avenue Weat Clyde Scott, Jr Johnny Harvey Hd Waites Mamie Harvey Chicago Richard Hundley Missippi W. W. Dinsmore Montsgomery Niles Jackson Bing Adele University of Alabama At Tuscaloosa Jimmy and L, F., Little Troy Baker J. B. Sandera Leon M. Johnson Bolton Wilson and Wheeler B.D. Srygley Dennison, Texas Joe Wilder J. G. Spivey Ratonton FP. T Adams Cne Qherrow the Friendly Store Moulton St Bernice Peggy Ann Mabry Roanoke, Va William Byrd Mrs. Byrd R. B. White Atlanta, Ga Wiley Owen Lula Dillehay Pensacola, Fla Miss Mary Love Baby Mooresville Mississippi W. A. Lewis Russel Smith Lewis Eatonton, Ga Rufus Ruth Eubanke Mildred Mann Margaret Woods Lewisburg, Tenn Martha Frances -Pettey Pauline Blankenship Gadsden J. A. Knight W. 8. Spivey Irene Spiv Limestone County Capitol Cow C. Robinson Jane Bryan Allen Jenkins Ruth Donnelly Willard Parker Mentone Musical WQOHL Hitz Patterson Bank Street Ath Leee Warner Bros Picture Wayne Morris Priscilla Lane Humphrey Bogart Hugh Herbert Johnnie Davis Penny Singleton Bushy Berkeley Herdel Marshall Vinetus Bruce Mary Astor Edward Chodorov Robert B. Sinclats Joe Louis Max Schmeling
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