Mizpah Chapter Officers Installed In Decatur
Mizpah Chapter No. 19 O E S held an installation at the Masonic Temple with Mrs T D Brooks as worthy matron and J R Gibson as worthy patron. Grand officers conducted the ceremony and presented emblematic gifts. the year closes with high attendance and optimistic outlook for years ahead. Also reports on Decatur Federation of Women's Clubs meeting and Sadie Deere Conference instruction day with Mizpah hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
T. D. Brooks
J. R. Gibson
Lola McKnight
Lettie W. Warner
Gussie Bell
Carl Gibson
Thraser
R. G. McClure
Cc. Moore
Christobel Ford
Adah
Edward Norwood
Ruth
William P. Moore
Esther
Herbert Hauk
Martha
Grady Hutton
Electa
H. Dublin
B. R. Ross
Sentinel
Irma Southall
Mobile
John Wilson
Florence
Leila Holladay
Birmingham
Fritz Hoffman
Eliza. Ben Gray
Gurley
Moore
Hodges Crow
Mary Pfaff
Oy Federation ‘of Clubs
Decatur Federation of Women’s Clubs
Carnegie Library
Sadie Deere
North
Alabama
South
Social notes highlight a flurry of Birmingham and Texas visits
Personal items report Abagail Crawford recovering at Ridgley apartments in Birmingham after a stay in the hospital. Several families including Goode, Hannah, and Pointer visit relatives in Texas, Gainesville fishing plans discussed, and groups from Decatur to Madisonville travel for weddings, reunions, and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abagail Crawford
Ridgley
Birmingham
Rotary Club Hosts Noted Visitor from Rotary International
The Lyons Hotel hosted the weekly Rotary meeting led by President Julian Harris when W. Gray, director of Rotary International, visited from Nottinghanland. Algernon Blair of Montgomery and Mrs Gray and Mrs Blair attended. Gray's address inspired members before the party departed for Florence.
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Rotary Club
Lyons Hotel
Julian Harris
W. Gray
Rotary ' Tional
Nottinghan — _ land
Rotary International
Algernon Blair
Montgomery
Gray
Rotary
Athens
Hartselle
Decatur
Rotary Annes
Blair
John Peach
Peter M. Dennis
Florence
Beauty Advice From Gladys Glad on Hats Slacks and Sun
This column offers fashion guidance on headwear, appropriate dress for city streets, and sun care. It warns against hatless shopping, wearing pants downtown, excessive tanning, and heavy makeup in summer, urging discretion and natural look.
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Sol
Anne Adams Summer Frock Pattern 4050 for home sewing
Pattern 4050 by Anne Adams offers a cool summer sports frock with brief sleeves and three inverted pleats for freedom of movement. Yoke design, flattering youthful collar, and options in percale linen shanting or shirting. Sizes 12 through 42, size 16 requires 4 yards of 36 inch fabric. step by step instructions included. Order pattern and Summer Pattern Book from Decatur Daily Pattern Department, 243 West 17th St New York.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Iron Age notes steady steel output on back orders
The Iron Age weekly survey reports heavy orders sustaining steel production in New York. Ingot output fell only to about 70 percent capacity as summer slackness appears, but backlogs should prevent a sharp decline this month.
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New York
The
Iron Age
Decatur Eyes University Center Plan for Local Campus
Decatur would host a University of Alabama Center offering a two year college track at night for fee based study. A minimum 100 students would fund operations with courses 6 to 9 pm five days a week. A public meeting is set at Hotel Lyons Assembly Room Thursday at 8 with Dr S J Hocking and Mr will speak.
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Decatur Daily
Decatur
Alabama
University of Alabama
Montgomery
Chamber of Commerce
R. B Tidwell
University
City Board of Education
University Center
Hotel Lyons
J. Hocking
Guard saves life of a Birmingham girl
In Chattanooga Tennessee on July 8 Miss Ruby Hollis of Birmingham nearly drowned at Lake Winnipesaukee. Life Guard Ben Damin pulled her from the water and started artificial respiration with help from another guard. After 10 minutes she showed no response, an ambulance was called and CPR continued to the hospital, where she recovered.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lake Winnesaukah
Ruby Hollis
Birmingham
Short course at Tuskegee cancelled due to epidemic
T W Bridges Morgan and Lawrence counties farm agent reports Tuskegee Institute has cancelled the annual short course for boys and girls planned for July 13 to 26 because of the epidemic. He received the information today and urges local youths to watch for further notices.
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T. W. Bridges
Morgan and
Lawrence Counties
Tuskegee Institute
Patterson jurors and witnesses paid in January trials
About $1500 was paid to roughly 75 jurors witnesses and bailiffs who served in the Haywood Patterson trials in January. J B Reed Jackson county circuit court clerk makes the disbursements at John H Green Morgan county clerk’s office.
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Haywood Patterson
J. B. Reed
Jackson County
John H. Green
Morgan County
Mr. Reed
Statewide 4-H Activities Halted Amid Disruptions
Officials ordered all 4-H club activities paused in multiple counties after reports of widespread disruptions. 4-H members were advised to cease preparations while investigations proceed.
Deputy Henry Fowler Injured in Chasing Suspect
Morgan county sheriff Henry Fowler suffered facial injuries after colliding with a clothes line while pursuing a tan suspect through Plorette last night. He required several stitches for gash wounds and it was unclear what charges the pursued man faced at the sheriff's office today.
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Henry Fowler
Morgan
Plorette
Mr. Fowler
Fowler
Mosely matriarch Emily Morris Mosely dies in Staunton
Mrs Emily Morris Mosely mother of Mrs O C Noble of Decatur died June 27 in Staunton Virginia at an advanced age. Funeral rites were led by Rev Hunter B Blakely of Staunton First Presbyterian Church with burial at Thornrose Cemetery. Surviving are widower five daughters and two sons including R Taylor Mosely C Ben Mosely Mrs O Noble Decatur Mrs Raymond Anderson Miss Elizabeth Mosely Mrs Emily Mosely and Mrs John Rudisell Clifton Forge Virginia.
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Emily Morris Mosely
O. C. Noble
Decatur
Staunton
Hunter B. Blakely
Staunton First Presbyterian Church
Thornrose
Staunt
R. Taylor
C. Ben Mos
O. Noble
Raymond Anderson
Elizabeth
Emily Mosely
John Rudisell
Clifton Forge
Noble
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