Clary Smith and Emmett McClary Wedding in Decatur Home
Miss Katri ne Smith and Emmett McClary wed in a sunset ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs. Frederick Smith home on Johnston street. The ceremony featured a ring ritual, floral arrangements, and a program with music by Earnest McCulloch and Mrs. H. C. Goup. Afterward the couple left for a extended trip to New Orleans and other destinations before settling in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ening
Katrine Smith
Emmett McClary
Frederick 7. Smith
Johnston Street
Jewell Howard
Earnest McCulloch
Ull
H. C. Oup
W. H. Long
Lougene Clem
Anétie McCulloch
Betsy
Emerson Mc
Columbia
Judge Jackson
Moulton
Carl Thomas
Personal News Roundup From Local Social Circles
Miss Doris Gardner returns from Hazelgreen Mississippi after ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Many guests and visitors listed include Miss Charlotte Broadus in Nashville Tennessee and Miss Unity Dancy visiting Huntsville relatives. Several families travel to Birmingham Hot Springs and Casp er Alabama for visits and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Gardner
Hazelgreen, Miss
Mrs. Norman
J.F. Lawhorn
Birmingham
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
Ark
Revival Services Start Strong at Church of God Austinville
Revival at Church of God in Austinville opens under Rev. W. R. Bland with large crowds. Services move from tent to church auditorium due to weather, start daily at 7 30, with three services planned next Sunday and dinner on the grounds. Special singing featured. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Austinville
W. R. Bland
Almon Addresses Farm Aid and Tariff Reform Debate
Almon criticizes a proffered farm aid bill as an artificial trade restraint. He warns of higher tariffs harming international relations and U.S. profits, urging Congress to pursue agricultural tariffs and broad downward rate revisions. He asserts the bill benefits industry, not labor, and would raise living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Six Mile Revival Begins Saturday in Morgan County
The Church of God plans a revival at Six Mile in east Morgan county starting next Saturday. Rev. Ira Mason will lead the services at the arbor with several helpers. Many residents already show interest and urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Six Mile
Morgan County
Arbor
Ira Mason
Jennings Chapel To Hold Revival Near Toney Alabama
Revival services begin at Jennings Chapel near Toney Alabama on the fourth Sunday in July the 28th with Mr Howard Andrews conducting. Attendees are urged to come and support the meeting with the hope of heavy attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Chapel
Toney
Ala
Howard Andrews
Methodists to Begin Ten Day Meeting in Austinville
Methodists of Austinville prepare for a ten day revival starting Sunday July 14 with Rev J Fred Sparks of Birmingham leading. Sparks is regarded as a leading young preacher in the north Alabama conference and is supported by singer Mr Greer. Rev E D Totherow and the church board invite all to attend and help win souls to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Austinville
J. Fred Sparks
Birmingham
Sparks
North Alabama
Greer
E. D. Totherow
Go Slow Mary at Lebanon school auditorium on July 13
The Oak Grove home talent production Go Slow Mary will be presented at the Lebanon school auditorium next Saturday evening July 13. Oak Grove has drawn invitations from several county schools for the performance which pleased local residents after its first showing. Lebanon lies on the Falkville pike about four miles from Falkville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Lebanon School
Lebanon
Falkville Pike
Falkville
Mello-Glo Face Powder promotion in Albany ads
An advertisement extols Mello-Glo Face Powder as pure and smooth with a new French process. It claims lasting wear and a youthful bloom, naming Thompson Drug Co. Albany Drug Co. and Alabama Drug Co. as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Drug Co
Albany Drug Co
Alabama Drug Co
Adv
Noble Richardson Visits Athens on Wednesday
Noble Richardson, an Athens resident, was in the city on Wednesday afternoon for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Richardson
Athens
City
Taken To Home Miss Kincaid Returns From Infirmary
Miss Kincaid daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Kincaid of 401 Gordon Drive has been moved to her home from Baughs Infirmary where she had been undergoing treatment for several days.
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Miss Kincaid
W. W. Kincaid
Gordon Drive
West
Baugh’s Infirmary
Floyd E. Taylor Friend Confined at Benevolent Hospital
Friends report Mrs. Floyd E. Taylor is confined at Benevolent hospital. Her condition is not regarded as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd E. Taylor
Benevolent Hospital
Taylor
Mrs E M Guyton Returns From Delightful Vacation
Mrs E M Guyton Benevolent hospital superintendent resumes duties after several days away on a pleasant vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Guyton
Benevolent Hospital
Priest Returns From Birmingham On Business
H. M. Priest has returned today from Birmingham where he conducted business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Priest
Birmingham
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Fidelis
Central Baptist Church
Moulton Heights
Charlotte Broadus
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Unity Dancy
Huntsville
Trannie Wiggins
Lacey’s Spring
Clyde Hendrix
Arkansas
J. H. Alexander
Nashville, Tenn
W. W. Fussell
Hot. Springs
Mrs. L. M. Huff
Frances McMillan
Third Avenue
Mrs
Robin Thomas
South
Kate Frazier
E. D. Bailey, Sr
Mrs. Dudley
Points
Alabama
Sir
H. D. Greer
John Bragg
Alan Wallace
George Wallace
Garner Pride
Mrs. Eldon Jones
S. D. Brock
W. R. Smith
Julia Lewis
Memphis, Tenn
Fifth Avenue
Jéanne Cook
Columbia, Tenn
C. M. Murdock
William Kimbrough
Hartselle
T. M. Jones, Jr
Marge Penick
T .M
Casper
Nat Rosenzweig
Marion and
Harriett
Indianapolis, Ind
L. Lesser
F. F. Tidwell
Stella Albes
Trinity Mountain
R. G. Cortner
C. B.elliott
Annie -Gus Murphy
McLoftin
Martha Barnett
Chattanooga
Wilson Lake
W. G. Gardner
Allene Crenshaw
Knoxville, Tenn
T. A. Caddell
Sabine Dupont
Enid Young
Thompson Pride
John Co. Bragg
T. A. Bowles
Mr. Bowles
Guy Jones
The
Ferrow Himes
Cormner, Tenn
Louise Barksdale
Mrs. J. T. Pettey
Florence Ann Miller
State Health Department
Oklahoma
Lahleen Kinney
J. W. Atkins
Jackson, Miss
Carrie Jones
Onley, Ill
Tommy Gene Bowen
Grenada
Miss
M. E. Bowen
Little Cherie Chandler
Mrs. H. E Chandler
Walter, George
Robert Devine
Sadie Fine
Hanceville
Ben Hill
W. F. Elkins
Billy
Mary Edith
Culleoka
James Gasaway
Betty Jean
Culleoka, Tenn
J. S. Grissom
Charlie “Denton
Charles Edwin
Matt Houston
A. F. Houston
Constance Peerson
Bill Houston
Claire Bloodworth
Montgomery
Mary Bloodworth
Dorothy Cook
Charles Harvey
Dorothy Nabors
Atlanta, Ga
Frederick W. Smith
D. W. Humphrey and
Ebernezer, Miss
Phil Humphrey
S.S.S
S.S
Princess—Today & Fri
Lady Free
Esther Ralston
Gary Cooper
Associated Press
Grace Grier
Florida
Doyle E. Carlton
Palm Beach
Almon
Rev. Sparks
BE. B. Garner
Ann Blair
Lipton’s
Lipton
WNT
D. T. Ford
Eva, Ala
Delco
Nater
General Motors
Delco Light Company
Dayton
Obie
Acorn
Fashions
Second Ave
Grant St
Decatur
Chas Broadway Rous
New York City
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