Social Events Highlight Athens Alabama Weddings and Parties
Society notes recount a wedding in Athens First Methodist church with Miss Moselle Horton at the piano and Mrs Culpepper and E A Burkhalter singing. The reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple will reside in Roanoke Alabama. Other items: Miss Mary Ellen Cole wed Tinsley Yarbrough in Athens. ladies host bridge and dancing parties. Betty Baird of Pasadena attends a series of social gatherings in Athens including tennis and picnics with local families and clubs.
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Burkhalter
William
Mistes
Miss Waith Turpin
Hugh Stevenson
Roanoke
Ala
Birmingham Post
Miss Harrison
Miss Baird
Betty Baird
Pasadena
Cal
W. R. Johnson
Ethel Harrison
Harrison
Sherman Street
Susan Bibb
Ruth and
Nell Johnston
Sarah Bloodworth
Jean Draper
Hazel Hodges
Sara Sue Hughes
Marjory Phinizy
Mary Kate Troup
Donnie Blackwell
Mildred Davis
Huntsville
Evelyn
Frances Kelley
Calif
Woodall’s
W. A. Caughran
R. M. Rawls
J. CO. McFarland
J. T. Belue
Jd. B. Sarver
Hector Prench
A. D. Powers
J. W. Frost
D. L. Rosenell, Jr
Misa Sadie Lawson
Carlos Wood
Martha Louise Gray
Ann Smith
Emalyce McWilliams
W. T. Clay, Jr
Anne Smith
Monte Sano
Cottons and Linens Lead Summer Fashion Forward
Summer leisure wears showcase crisp linen frocks and white pique coats with Ascot ties. The front porch ensembles feature a high neckline, sailor collar, and bold red and white striped skirts for a youthful, dashing look.
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Ascot
Personal notices recount visits and travels across several states
Local column lists H R Davis and A Ballentin returning from Cincinnati on business. Mrs Davis and daughter Jorie plan to return to Louisville. Mrs Dozier visits parents in Opelika, Mattie Simpson returns from Birmingham, Frye family and Eugene Frye vacationing in Birmingham, Miss King visiting Anni e Kingsbury, Exposition trip planned for Emmie Frances Polhill Madelin Dix Harriett and Jane Irwin, Louise Walker in McRae Georgia, Frank Dix and Keith Dix visit Lakeland Florida, Mrs Cain visits Madison, Mrs Emens returns from Crowley Louisiana, Sutherlands back from Birmingham, Mrs Chun returns to Spiegner, Mahoney to Chattanooga Tennessee, Frank Scott and John Ed Huntsville to visit Watsons, Mrs Knight in Madison recovering from horse fall, Mrs Hockenamith to return from Birmingham, McLeod travels Gulf Coast for a month.
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Emmie Frances Polhill
Madelin Dix
Harriett and
Jane Irwin
Chicago
East
Anne Adams Matron Pattern 25095 for slim figures
Anne Adams presents Pattern 25095 for the Matron with a deep flared cape to conceal busts and join yoke to hips for a slender look. Sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46. fabric needs and yardage listed with illustrated sewing instructions. Catalog and pattern orders directed to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
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Dhe & Ae
Peing
Anne Adams
Ater
Word
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
Seventeenth Strees
New Rock Glen
Endorsement for Little Theatre
The Daily quotes Mrs. H. O. Troup and others praising the Little Theatre movement in Decatur. Statements emphasize support for the Riverside auditorium production A Play Without a Name and hopeful prospects for patronage and cultural growth led by local leaders.
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Riverside Auditorium
Daily Today
Little Theatre
H. O. Troup
Decatur
Clyde Hendrix
Tennessee Valley, Bank
E. N. Hart
Why Healy Was Left Off the Regulators Drafting Group
Senate Progressives fight over draft rules for the trade commission as two Republicans and two Democrats clash. President Roosevelt faces pressure over Woodin testimony amid Detroit banking turmoil. Tennessee Valley land titles are under Justice Department scrutiny for the Musile Shoals project. A promoter opens a Washington office selling lots near the development.
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Healy
Senate Progressives
Trade Commission
Commission
Ewin L Davis
Tennessee
Norman Davis
Charles H. March
Coolidge
Raymond Stevens
Stevens
Ocommission
Olam
Roosevelt
Michigan
Woodin
al” Smith
Henry Ford
General
Detroit
Treasury
Tennessee Valley
Great Musile Shoals- Tennessee Valley
Alabama Real Etate
Washington
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Mrs. Bragg
John Bragg
Jane Bragg
Moulton
Gene Young
New York City
Elizabeth Pride
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Bragg
Miss Pride
Nancy Worth Jones
Jane
Miss Dale
Lila Louise Dale
Betty Martin
Betty Ware Wyats
Jane Brittian
Beverly Hodges
Gil Crane, Jr
Anne Frances Green
Betty Ware Wyatt
Roy Wyatt
D Jr
Gil
Dan Crane
J. B. Hill
Wanda de Mitchell
Mickey
Sylvia Green
Frances
Bonny Boy Dale
C. M. Dale
Frances Ann Green
Marjory Chunn
Geneveve Dyer
Fayetteville, Tenn
William Kimbrough
Bridge
H. D. Barnum
F. O. Grimsley
Mimie Frances Polhill
T. M. Jones, Jr
Mess Hughes
Athens
Mary Ellen Cole
R. H
W. L. Donald
D. L. Rosenal, Jr
Harry Reeder
Ro Hatfield
Young Wil and
Ernest Beattie
Southside Baptist Church
Owen Pettey
Avanuue
South
Marveleen Andrew
Elva
Virginia Ferguson
Legs
Madelyn Burleson
Wyney Self
Alice
Mattie Pettey
May Jane Grant
Frances McClukey
Alma Peppers
Hawld Hill
Harrison Hill
Floyd Briswe
Woodrow McAllister
Joe Wofn
J. D. Pickens
Annie
Glad
Tor
48Nd Street
Societ Didgers
Birmingham
Florence
Gadsden
North Alabama
Bugs
Guidel’s Irons
Princess
Sidney Murray
Cohens. Kellys
Maureen O'Sullivan
Tarzan
Johnny Weismuller
Rot Bonwit Teller
New York
H. R. Davis
A. Ballentin
Cinnati
Mrs. W. P. Dozier
Mrs. Forrest
Woods
Opelika
Terry Frye
John Sandlin
Eugene Frye
Mat King
Annie Kingsbury
Louise Walker
McRae
Frank Dix
Keith
Lakeland, Fla
Paul Dix
Bob Cain
Madison
T. V. Harrison
Mrs. Redding Emens
Mrs
Crowley, la
Barbara
Jane Sutherland
C. M. Chun
Spiegner
Mr. Chunn
Frank Scott
John Ed
O, Watson
John Knight
Bob Lowe
William Hockenamith
E. W. McLeod
Bay Minette
Gulf Coast
THE
Decatur Daily
Riverside
Merry
Drew Pearson
Robert
Allem
Jim Couzens Ofchigan
Senator Cousens
Wohl
Bally-Hoo
United Feshure Syndicate, Inc
Clem & Scott Beauty Parlor
Thuers
Miss Ruth Evans
Aed
Florida
Stone Mountain
OLEO
Stokely
Smile Boy Chuck
Fryers
Wess
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