Society Women Meet Across Several Local Clubs
Forty women attended the Woman's Auxiliary Inspiration meeting at First Pres with Mrs McRee and Mrs Davis presiding. Devotions led by Mrs Ford. Miss Mary Louise Garrett spoke on Young People's Conference. varied reports from Woman's Missionary and Young People's groups followed. A separate note: St John’s Martha and Mary Guild organized and held summer meetings, with social hour and forthcoming venue planned. The Society Circus at Wilder Place featured dances by Mrs Ines Jones and other acts, with local families visiting and several community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary Inspiration
H. ©. McRee
John Davis
Circle One
Christobal Ford
T. G. Morrow
Mary Louise Garrett
Young People’s Society of the Church
Young People’s
Shocco Springs
John W. Jones
West Decatur
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society
A. J. Harris
China
Hartwell Davis
St. John's Episcopal Church
Martha and Mary Guild
Robert Johnson
Canal Street
Society Circus
Ines Jones
Huntsville
St. John’s Episcopal Guild
Wilder Place
4 H Club Camp Set For Next Week In Lawrence County
The annual encampment for 4-H club members in Lawrence County will be held next week at Kenlock, a favored resort for campers. Leaders are busy making preparations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Kenlock
Tragic boating accident claims Motes and youth
Mrs. E M Motes was taken to Benevolent Hospital after a breakdown on Bank Street. Emmett Motes died July Fourth when the boat he rode in capsized while attempting to save Clarence Rose Terry. both he and Terry drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Motes
Bank Street
Benevolent Hospital
Priest’s Ambulance
Emmett Motes
Motes
Clarence Rose Terry
Young Terry
Personal notes from Decatur area visitors and travels
Miss Dorothy Turley and Miss Lucille Turley of Pine Bluff Arkansas visit relatives in Decatur. Miss Mary Turley plans a Fayetteville Tennessee trip. Dorothy Carey and Norma Carey of New Orleans visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Rowden. Marceille Sherwood of Tuscaloosa visits aunt Mrs A M Roan. Mrs E R Wolfe travels to Nashville to see a missionary niece. Betsy Jane Elam to Nashville for weekend visit to her grandmother Mrs Bridges. Arba Mae Huckaby of Guntersville visits Mrs James Wade. Susie Pearl Parker of Wedowee Alabama visits Mr and Mrs A A Parker. Hilda Carpenter in Tuscaloosa visiting Fran ces Greenwood and Geanetta Thompson. T W Wert travels to Mississippi on business. Jack Young family of Attalla visits Decatur. Charles Crow and son of Birmingham guest in Decatur. F A Grimsley and son motored to Gadsden. Kirby Adams and children spend Sunday at Muscle Shoals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Alexander
Enid Young
Washington, D. C
H. D. Greer
Harriett Rosenzweig
Indianapolis
Ind
L. Lesser
Eva Love Wyatt
Young
Rosenzweig
Eleanor Green
Evelyn Green
Marjory Phinizy
Margaret King
Estelle Hendrix
Jane Neville
Trinity
Stuart Peebles
Mooresville
Sarah Corbet
Jennings Child Dies After Brief Illness
Celia C. Jennings aged 3 of Moulton route 2 died Sunday afternoon at 2 15 following a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at 3 pm at Belleview with interment there. Survived by her father C C Jennings two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia C. Jennings
C. C. Jennings
Moulton
Route 2
Belleview
River Gauge Readings Show Tennessee River Falling
The Tennessee river continued to fall today with a gauge reading eight feet this morning per the government observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Weather Report Records No Rainfall Today
The weather observer noted no rainfall during the past two hours and continued efforts by the meteorologist to maintain accurate readings.
Mrs Otto Owens Returns From Vacation
Mrs Otto Owens of the Tennessee Valley Bank has returned from a two week vacation spent in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Owens
The
Tennessee Valley Bank
North Carolina
Falkville Woman Rushed to Birmingham Hospital
Grandma Drinkard of Falkville was taken to a Birmingham hospital Saturday after a serious illness. She was transported in Priest's ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Grandma” Drinkard
Falkville
Mrs. Drinkard
Priest's Ambulance
Miss Viola Ward Shows Slow Improvement at Ward Home
Miss Viola Ward, ill for three weeks, is slowly improving at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J C Ward. She will remain there for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Ward
J.-C.- Ward
Miss Ward
Quiet romance sparks at Camilla Hoyts art class
Camilla Hoyt, a gifted art student, is humiliated in class when Peter Anson critiques her sketch of his head. After a park encounter she agrees to a first date, while Peter wrestles with finances and the risk of chasing a costly romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Hoyt
Ageonor
Camil
Peter Anson
Camilla
Limehouse
St. Louis
Drake
Peter
the Majestic
Maddox Club
Camille
Professor Drake
Hoyt
Art School
Libby Holman Trial Details and Aftermath
Libby Holman testifies about personal turmoil after a fatal shooting at Reynolds home. Witnesses describe heavy drinking at a party and Libby's emotional, sobbing account of unhappy marriage and Reynolds urging an affair. Jurors order Libby and Walker held under guard as inquest continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave Ha Neal
Libby
Walker
C. G. Hill
Winston-Salem
Reynolds
McGinnis
Bill Vaught
Greensboro
Albert Holman
Cincinnati
Mtg
Long Island
Smith
Hayes Honored by Morgan County Education Board
Morgan county board members publicly commend Supt. Hayes for progressive work in education. The note cites a $50,000 investment in heating and lighting, a Rosenwald Vocational High School in Hartselle costing $15,000 serving 300 colored students, and 30 rural school buildings funded by bonds to be paid by 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Hartselle
County Board of Education
Rosenwald Pund
Coll Negroes
Hays
Board of Education
Morgan County
Supt
Hayes
Mrs. W. P. Reeves Dies After Paralysis Illness
News arrives that Mrs. W. P. Reeves wife of Rev. W. P. Reeves former pastor of the Central Baptist church died Monday afternoon at her Tuskegee Alabama home after a year of paralysis. Funeral services set for five this afternoon with interment in Tuskegee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Thopson
Katie Marvin
Charles Truett Mitchell
J. D. Pickens
Southside Baptist Church
Mitchell
Sixth Avenue
West
Central High School
W. P. Reeves
Central Artist Church
Merrily We Go To Hell on Screen Starring Fredric March
Fredric March stars as Jerry in a drama adapted from Cleo Lucas with Sylvia Sidney as Joan. Edwin Justus Mayer wrote the script for Paramount. The Princess presents the show on Wednesday and Thursday, portraying a stylish social world and the rise of a reporter amid Prohibition era temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Lucas
Jerry
Joan
Sylvia Sidney
Fredric March
Hollywood
Paramount
Edwin Justus Mayer
Miss Lucas
Hell
Mayer
March
Miss Sidney
Dramatic Life of Sylvia and March in a Complex Romance
A woman marries March despite objections, contends with his drinking and later his playhouse success. After troubles, she leaves him for Chicago. A later reconciliation fails when March is seen kissing his former love Adrianne Allen. Sylvia, heartbreak, seeks forgetfulness by swimming with a friend. The film ends with a dramatic climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
March
Chicago
Sylvia
Adrianne Allen
Charlie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Methodist Society
A. Z. Bailey
T. Z. Bailey
Miss King
Sarah Cortner
Marjorie Phinizy
First Christian Woman's Missionary Society
Mack Brown
South
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Christian Church
S. M. Thompson
Jesus
Meéesdames Brown
Erin Walker
B. D. Wright
Christine Sims
Euell Murphy
Johnny Hodges
Nell Safley
Our Missionary Society
Boys and Girls World Club
First Methodist Church
Frances Cowden
Mack Elam
W. B. Edmundson
Douglas L. Cannon
Joe
Montgomery
Milton McRee
Akron
Ohio
H. C. McRee
W. B. Tatum
New Orleans
Kelley Bitting, Jr
Eisle Skipworth
William Moran
Fred Sittason, Jr
A. H. Kelley
Vivien Louise Berry
Earl Kelley
Mrs. Kelley
Ada Young
Jack Young
Mrs. Young
Attalla
Loyal Biggs
Cuba
Royce Powell and Son
Miami, Fla
R. L. Parsons
Johnny Caddell
Tuscaloosa
Patsy McMurphy
Atmore
Ala
Murphy
Points
W. E. Shackelford and Son
Georgia
Lackay
Eleanor
Nashville, Tenn
Henry Bivens
Eleanor Lackay
Roy Billings
Springfield
Tenn
Elam
Kate Elam Billings
Mitchell-Thompson
Garamount
Dorothy
Lucille Turley
Pine Bluff, Ark
Mary Turley
Fayetteville
Norma Carey
New Orleans, la
Frank Rowden
Marceille Sherwood
Tuscumbia
A. M. Roan
E. R. Wolfe
Nierce
Nashville
Cape Heron
Betsy Jane
Bridges
Arba Mae Huckaby
Guntersville
James Wade
Susie Pearl Parker
Wedowee, Ala
A. A. Parker
Hilda Carpenter
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Frances Greenwood
Geanetta Thompson
T. W. Wert
Mississippi
Charles Crow and Son
F. A. Grimsley and Son
Gadsden
Kirby Adams
Musclesnoala
Jennings
NA Robe Webster Author
Joretta
Libby Holman
Pal
J. H. Crow
H. T. Lile
Frank Emens
W. T. Crawford
Leonard Heflin
Frederic March
Star OF Drama
Sylvia ‘Sidney
Tennessee Valley Business College
Grant
Lydia E. Pinkham
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