Friend-Stealer Climbs Social Ranks Then Falls
A columnist portrays a middle aged social climber who entraps married men, gathers their friends, hosts refined dinners, and systematically discards allies. Readers are advised to expect her decline within months as climbers remain futile.
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Society Notes and a December Wedding in Decatur
Society page details Mrs. R M Rawls of Athens hosting a Decatur tea with invited friends. It also reports the July wedding of Miss Louise Hodges to Mr. Leland Woodard at Fourth Avenue South with attendants James Ratliffe and family news from Trinity Mountain camp. Many visits, travels, and society arrivals populate the rest of the local notices.
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Athens
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T. A. Bowles
John D. Wyker
Will Wyker
F. S. Hunt
R. G. Cortner
R. T. Tyler
A. W. Hill
A. Z. Bailey
Trinity Mountain
Earl Lee
James Stewart
James Ratliffe
Maureen Bobbitt
Sarah Blackwell
Thelma Hatfield
Robert Wiggins
Leonard Lively
Wilson Rockquemore
Birmingham
Miss Jones
Colliersville
Tenn
H. Malone
Melloglo Face Powder Promises Youthful Skin
The advertisement touts MELLOGLO face powder as pure and government‑passed in color. It claims no pastiness or irritation, a French process for smooth spread and reduced pores, and long wear with a non shiny finish, sold by Thompson Drug Co and Alabama Drug Co in Albany.
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The Modern Marriage Economics
A 1930 King Features Syndicate essay argues marriage has become a luxury rather than a necessity as consumer costs rise. It notes women increasingly seek financial independence, while men face high costs for homes and goods, blending love with money and status in contemporary relationships.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
George Melson Improves After Eye Injury At Danville Shooting
George Melson, shot in the Danville area by Soloman Stover, remains in Benevolent hospital. Doctors fear the wound may leave him totally blind, though reports say he is slowly improving a week after the incident.
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Soloman
Dad) Stover
Danville
Benevolent Hospital
Melson
Hatfield Here For A Short Time On Business
Roy L. Hatfield circulation manager of the Dothan Eagle visits briefly on business. He is the son of J M Hatfield circulation manager of The Decatur Daily.
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Roy L. Hatfield
The
Dothan Eagle
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Decatur Daily
Monthly report of Chief Riggsbee for June 1930
City financial summary shows closing balance of 7081.59 on June 30 with a prior month at 29997.49 due to heavy bond retirements and interest payments. The report lists cases handled including 12 discharged, 10 escaped, 4 remitted, with June fines and costs totaling 2150.80 and various collections and outstanding balances across categories including streets and back fines. Total outstanding as of June 30, 1930 stands at 1101.03.
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C. M. Riggsbee
of Police
Csecccieecsssecsseregen
Esseacssass
Jung
Educational Funds In Limestone County Increase in 1929
Limestone County saw a notable rise in state educational funds in 1929 totaling 97 748 dollars, up from 75 680 dollars in 1926. Tax contributions to the state treasury for 1929 rose by 2 381 37 dollars compared with 1926.
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Athens
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Short City Court Session Fines Assessed
Monday morning city court session was brief as Mayor B L Malone heard cases. Some defendants were fined while others were dismissed.
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B. L. Malone
Doctor A J Perello Returns From Montgomery Conference
Dr. A J Perello has returned from Montgomery where he attended a conference with Dr. Leon C Havens state director of laboratories.
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Montgomery
Leon C. Havens
Sleeveless Frock for Girls Shown in Pattern 1955
Designer Anne Adams presents a sleeveless children's dress with shoulder fastenings and scalloped neckline. The Pattern 1955 offers fabrics such as cotton pique percale broadcloth and shantung with easy yardage guidance for sizes 4 6 and 8. No dressmaking experience needed, with full yardage and simple instructions.
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Sise & Peautes San
Fall Term Court Begins With Today
The fall term of court opened today marking the first Monday of July and will run through 1930 with sessions referred to as the fall term throughout the state.
Collecting Pattern Details From Collectors
Advertises sale of patterns priced fifteen cents each in coins or stamps. Requires writer to include name address style number and size desired in plain handwriting. Emphasizes precise submission details for order processing.
Pattern Sale Notice in Decatur Department
An advertisement announces patterns for adults and children offered for ten cents with a pattern set. It directs orders to The Decatur Pattern Department at 243 West St , New York City.
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Jackson Calvin
New York City
Decatur
West St
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Planned Tuesday
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Tuesday night meeting at the Tennessee Va Bank building at o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion
Tennessee Va Bank
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