Social and church notices fill July week in Huntsville
Community groups share July meetings and socials across Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist circles. Events include a Ninth Street Service class social at Mrs. Bob Moore's home route 4, W M S and auxiliary gatherings at First Methodist and St John’s Guild, a bridge party at Mrs. Charles Woodard on Ferry street, and a reception for Miss Enid Young hosted by Mrs. H D Greer.
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Methodist Sunday School
Bob Moore
Route 4
W.M
Duncan
O. L. Reed
Woman’s Missionary Society
The
Central Methodist Church
A. Z. Bailey
L. A
Ioles
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
A. Lynne
Charles Woodard
Ferry Street
St. John’s Guild
James Kendall
Oak Street
Diocese of
Alabama
Mobile
Dennis
L. A. Hobart
St. John’s
Thomas Hodson
Raymond Hodges
Marcia Bullard
Hobart
Auxiliary of
St. John’s Church
Alice Kendall
Guild
J. R. Hunter
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Voorhies
J. H. Calvin
John W. Jones
H. C. McRee
Social Service Committee
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Personal notes of locals across visits and recoveries
Miss Edna Earle Bloodworth spends summer with relatives in Montgomery. Eugenia Owen recovers from a dislocated arm at home on Somerville Road. Leona Waugh returns from Florida after her sister Mayflower's death. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKelvey of Memphis visit relatives here. Claude Aycock and Beasie Frahn of the Birmingham News guests of homefolks. Martha Porter Bailey recovers from a severe illness at her parents home. The Pattersons plan a Monteagle visit. The McGlathery family moves to a bungalow in McGlathery addition. Mrs. Joe Sarver of Athens visits briefly. Louise Sarver of Athens to Benevolent hospital for an operation. W P Reeves Jr of Jackson visits Charlie Sears. Mrs. C O Bull to Mentone for ten days. Gorman Jones Jr and Aline Jones of Sheffield spend week with grandmother Lem Jones. Jones family return home after Fourth weekend. Oscar Morrow of Birmingham expected soon to visit his parents.
Make This Model At Home Dress Pattern 1868
A stylish frock resembling a jacket with a diagonal bodice and three large pearl buttons. It flatters mature figures with back neck and front shoulder tucks and uses dimity lawn swiss triple voile or similar fabrics. Sizes 36 to 46 require specified yardage with exact instructions. no dressmaking experience needed.
Decatur Daily Pattern Dept Catalog Ad
Send fifteen cents in coins or stamps for each pattern plus your name address and style number. State size wanted. The Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog showcases dresses lingerie pajamas and kids clothing with accessory patterns. Catalog with pattern price is twenty five cents. Mail orders to Decatur Daily Pattern Department 249 West 17th Street New York City.
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Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Local folks enjoy visits and vacations across Tennessee and Alabama
Morrow takes weeks off for a vacation while Alda Markham stays with the Markhams in Fayetteville Tennessee. A W Chapman Homer Eubank families return from Pulaski. Compton kin visit Athens. Mary Nell Eubank visits sister Mabel Eubank in Nashville. Luther Wilburn and family visit Pulaski. Edgar Kimbrough visits Ardmore. Graves Pettey visits relatives in Alabama. Peggy Joyce Hanks shows improvement after illness. George Porter enjoys a Tennessee Valley Bank vacation. Hazel Morrow vacations in Birmingham and Calera. Mrs. W. E. Howe continues to improve at Baughs infirmary.
Women jurists cited as standard of temperance in Norris case
Mrs Norris is accused of abusing her position while defense argues her judicial temperament matters more than legal knowledge. Commentators cite West in Ohio and Washington as examples of respected women on the bench. They decry prejudice while noting Norris’ failure to support other women in office.
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Norris
Lucille Pugh
New York
West
Ohio
Wash
Jean Norris
Mrs. Norris
Unusual Charges Are Brought Here in Timber Theft Case
Several defendants face petit larceny charges in Justice of the Peace court of W W Rahm after investigation into alleged timber tearing from a vacant East Decatur house. The case remains under consideration. A note mentions a person deciding to go fishing and returning to work at a prominent Second Avenue firm where he is a member.
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Justice of the Peace Court
W. W. Rahm
East Decatur
Ation
Second Avenue
Rufus Warren Returns to Duties After Minor Surgery
Rufus Warren of Speake Warren Ratliff resumes duties following a brief convalescence from an appendicitis operation. The workplace notes the routine recovery as a common event in the daily schedule.
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Rufus Warren
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Mr. Warren
World’s largest watermelons grown along the Tigris river
Claims state Turkestan yields giant watermelons along the Tigris with fruits reportedly reaching 275 pounds. Aimed at highlighting extraordinary agricultural sizes, the claim centers on regional growing conditions and records. The source notes no independent verification in the extract.
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Turkestan
Tigris River
New President Assumes Duties at Decatur Rotary Meeting
Joseph A. Woods became president of the Decatur Rotary club at the Monday meeting, succeeding Gilbert White. White turned over leadership, thanked members, and highlighted the past year’s achievements as Woods expressed gratitude and invited continued cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Woods
Decatur Rotary Club
Gilbert White
White
Pressoot Woods
Switserland President Serves One-Year Term
A note states that the presidency in Switzer land lasts one year. The line indicates a short, fixed term with no extended tenure for the office. Officials or dates are not specified in the fragment.
Women Lawyers Defend Six In Norris Ouster
In a continuation of page one coverage, women lawyers rallied in support of six individuals tied to the Norris ouster as Dr. Anna Hochfelder, assistant corporation counsel, outlined the case and defense strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Anna Hochfelder
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Welfare Board Uly
Community Welfare Board
W. H. Ritter
Mrs. C. ©. Johnson
Clarmont Spring
Methodist W. M
Mrs. Woodard Bridge
B. P. Cartwight
Miss Young
Enid Young
Evelyn
Eleanor Green
Washington, D. C
H. D. Greer
Susan Bibb
Emily Arbuckle
Birmingham
Stuart Peebles
Mary White
Mooresville
Eva Love Wyatt
Marjory Phinizy
Margaret King
Jane Neville
Trinity
Cécelia Alexander
Bloodworth
J. M. Bloodworth
Edith la Rue
James Emerson McCulloch
Athens
Central High
Martin College
Cooper-Wells Co
Mrs. McCulloch
McCulloch Place
Edna Earle Bloodworth
Montgomery
Leona Waugh
Florida
Mrs. Mayflower
Charles McKelvey
Memphis, Tenn
Elmer Bussey
W. B. Robertson
W. T. Taylor
Claude Aycock
Beasie Frahn
Birmingham News
Martha Porter Bailey
Mrs. E. D. Bailey, Jr
Patterson
Monteagle
Tenn
R. M. McGlathery
McGlathery
Joe Sarver
Louise Sarver
the Benevolent Hospital
W. P. Reeves, Jr
Jackson, Tenn
Charlie Sears
C. O. Bull
Mentone
Ala
Gorman Jones, Jr
Aline Jones
Sheffield
Lem Jones
Mrs. Gorman Jones
Oscar Morrow
Mrs. W. 5
Thermique
Allen's Beauty Shoppe
Grant St
Fay Wray
Clark Gable
Regis Toomey
Princess
Morrow
Aia
Wen
Alda Markham
Fayetteville, Tenn
Mrs
A. B. Markham
A. W. Chapman and Sons
Homer Eubank
Pulaski, Tenn
Mary Nell Eubank
Miss Mabel Eubank
Nashville, Tenn
Luther Wilburn
Edgar Kimbrough
Ardmore, Tenn
Mrs. Graves Pettey
Pou
Peggy Joyce Hanks
George Porter
Tennessee Valley Bank
W. E. Howe
Baugh’s Infirmary
Rufus
Warren
Wilderness
Switzerland
Steachi’s
Mohair
Sterchi’s
Sterchi Bros
Decatur
Bank Street
Ramon
Arthur Schnitzer
Vienna
Oxbm Fa
Helen Chandler
Boy Friends
Pathe News
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