Society S Harris Hosts Stylish Summer Dance
Ann Frances Harris young hostess entertains about fifty at the Hotel with Paul Puckett and his Bama Darins providing music. Guests from various cities attend in festive attire as decorations, refreshments, favors, and keepsakes mark the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Barris
Ann Frances Harris
Miss Harris
New Jeans
H. D. Bynum
Courtland
Margaret
Ann Rogers
Paul Puckett
Frank Harris
Lapin
Harris
Jane Bragg
Moulton
Noel Carpenter
Gene Young
New York
Personal notices of travel visits and relatives in Decatur
John Russell Moseley sails to Bennington Vermont for summer with relatives. Many residents attend funerals, visit Birmingham, Chicago Expo, Corinth Mississippi, Huntsville, Stevenson, and regional towns. Travelers include the Malone Bailey families, Noel Carpenter, Kathryn Timberlake, Arthur Timberlake, Gertrude Hutchinson, and others visiting kin and friends across Alabama and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell Moseley
Bennington
Vermont
Linen chic for Hollywood stars in summer fashion
Hollywood styles showcase linen outfits as cool practical summer wear. Martha Sleeper’s black and white checked linen suit features a hip length raglan sleeve coat and slim front back seam skirt. Heather Angel and Dorothy Jordan also wear blue periwinkle linen ensembles suited for dining, lounging, or tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Martha Sleeper
Martha
Heather Angel
Heather
Dorothy Jordan
Trinity visitors return from Century of Progress
Mr and Mrs Will Wyker and sons Billy and John expected home this week from Chicago Illinois where they attended the Century of Progress Exposition. Miss Mary Ann Coolidge spending weeks visiting relatives in Georgia. Ben Coolidge returned home after three months in Georgia. Tom Wiley Jr and David Lind say Wiley will return home Monday after a week at Kiwanis Camp. Mr and Mrs Hyman Wohl and daughters Doris Helen and Joyce Marie left for Chicago Illinois for weeks at the exposition, stopping in St. Louis Missouri en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tyler
Billy Steed, Jr
Courtland Road
Ann Tyler
Ben Martin
Ben, Jr
Frank Malcolm
Noel Carpenter
Chicago
Elizabeth Pride
Nashville, Tenn
Jane Bragg
Moulton
Gene Young
New York
John C. Bragg
Will Wyker
Billy
John
Mary Ann Coolidge
Points
Georgia
Tom Wiley, Jr
David Lindsay Wiley
Kiwanis
Hyman Wohl
Doris Helen
Joyce Marie
Inl
St. Louis
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2651 Details
Sweltering weather inspires at home sewing patterns with jacket bodice slender skirt panels and semi belt waist. Pattern 2651 offered in sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 requires 3% yards of 36 inch fabric for size 1 and includes illustrated step by step instructions. Mail orders to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department York City with 15 cents.
Judge Malone Returns From State Probate Judges Meet
Hon. B L Malone probate judge of Morgan county returns from Mobile where 63 of 67 counties were represented at the long convention of probate judges. About 400 to 500 attendees included county commissioners. Mat Boykin of Mobile was elected president, succeeding John D Petrie of Russellville as honorary president. The meeting was profitable with useful idea exchange. The next session will be at Huntsville in July 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Malone
Morgan County
Mobile
Prote
Mat Boykin
John D. Petrie
Russellville
Local Boy Cent Saved Youth From Lake Rescue Hero Noble Mention
Decatur boy John Emory Berkstresser ten is in line for a Carnegie hero medal after saving five year old Joe Bob Morris at Camp Tallasee Hatchee lake last Thursday. Berkstresser jumped in fully clothed from the lake dam and pulled the child to shore while a 17 year old witness observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Emory Berkstresser
J. E. Berkstresser
Decatur
Joe ‘Bob Morris
Winterboro
Camp Tallaseehatchee Lake
Joe Bob
John Emory
Tragic Death of Crutcher Word by Train Near Vinemont
Crutcher Word 2% of near Flirt in Cullman county died after falling under freight train No. 71. He died three hours after being taken to Cullman hospital. Survived by his mother Mrs Arnold Russell and several other relatives. Funeral plans pending at Schelling parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crutcher Word
Flirt
Vinemont
Cullman County
Mr. Word
Cullman Hospital
M 4
Ward
Schelling
Cullman
Arnold Russell
Voters Prepare To Decide On Five Proposals
Voters will decide on five measures including repeal and four constitutional amendments. All headquarters deny concessions as a final push to sway voters nears completion. Interest centers on repeal, the income tax levy, and the $20,000,000 warrants amendment. Heavy turnout is expected barring bad weather.
Shumake Visits Huntsville on Sterchi Stores Business
J L Shumake of Sterchi Stores Inc is in Huntsville today on business visiting local offices and meeting with executives to discuss retail plans and store operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
J. L. Shumake
Sterchi Stores, Inc
Marion Davies Stars in Talkie Peg O' My Heart at Princess
Marion Davies leads the talkie version of Peg O' My Heart at the Princess theatre. The play history traces Laurette Taylor’s stage success and the film adds two new songs with Onslow Stevens debuting as leading man alongside a large cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Davies
Princess Theatre
Peg O' My Heart
J. Hartley Manners
Laurette Taylor
England
Miss Davies
Polly
Blondie
The
Davies
Los Angeles
Miss
Miss Taylor
Robert Z. Leonard
Jarvis
New York
Cort Theatre
Leonard
Marianne
Darlin
Herbert Stothart
Gus Kahn
Nacio Herb Brown
Arthur Freed
Onslow Stevens
J. Farrell MacDonad
Juliette Compton
Irene Browne
Tyrrell Davis
Alan Mowbray
Doris Lloyd
Robert Grieg
Nora Cecil
Geoffrey Gill
Teachers Examinations Start Monday at Hartselle
Preparations are complete for the teachers examinations in Hartselle from Monday at 9 am through Wednesday at Morgan County High School. County superintendent Prof. George T. Woodruff says a $2 exam fee applies and all applicants must bring money to buy paper for the standardized test. Examinations cover first and second grade life and music certificates. third grade certificates are not offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Morgan County High School
George T. Woodruff
Frigidaire Rep Thomas L Brown Visits Birmingham
Thomas L Brown a Frigidaire representative is in Birmingham today on a business mission and will return this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Brown
Frigidaire
Birmingham
Notable quips from 1933 political and social observations
A satirical collection notes that Governor Murray calls out troops delaying beer sales in Oklahoma, education pays in college outcomes, Europe’s role in the London Economic Conference, the modern girl’s back, sharp comebacks, and advances in air conditioning. It reflects era concerns with politics, economy, gender, and technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuouch
Murray
Oklahoma
London
Europe
Bates Improves After Tonsil Operation
L. R. Bates of the A. & P. Tea Co. on Second avenue is described as better today after a recent operation for the removal of his tonsils. He remains at his home at 49 Johnston street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Bates
A. & P. Tea Co
Second Avenue
Mr. Bates
Johnston Street
Moore & Stevens Manager in Nashville on Business
D. Moore popular manager of Moore and Stevens Shoe Store is in Nashville Tennessee today on business and is returning tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Moore
Moore & Stevens Shoe Store
Nashville
Tenn
Martin College Catalogue Prospectus
Sinclair Daniel, president of Martin College in Pulaski Tennessee, invites inquiries for the preparatory, collegiate and special departments including music art expression home economics secretarial and intercollegiate athletics. Reasonable rates. Write for catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin College
Sinclair Daniel
Pulaski, Tenn
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Frank Kirby, Jr
Marge Penick Jones
Thomas Bailey
Barbara Sutherland
Bereast Cartwright, Jr
Martha Frances Pettey
William Johnston
Imogene Burleson
Bob Adams
Ann Kimbrough
Reed Rogers, Jr
Constance Peerson
Jack Carr
Marion Boswell
Jimmy Tillery
Kathryn Boswell
Jimmy Bloodworth
Sarah Neville
Paul Buchanan
Ann Matthews
Jack Broddy
Jack Kelley
J. O. Colvard
Woman's Music Study Club
Roy Poteet
Jackson Street
Johnny Hodges
Tinsley Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Thelma Chenault
Alice Chenault
Talladega
Ala
Mes
T. G. Morrow
H. 8. Green
Corinth
Charles Strader
Glasgow
Marcyle Buchanan
Strader
Joe Coppage
Friends
Mrs. Royce Powell and Son
Miami, Fla
R. L. Parsons
Woodson Martin, Jr
Betty Martin
Lougene Clem
Kathryn Timberlake
Stevenson
Mrs. S. R. Kellar
Arthur Timberlake
Ida Jane
Stevenson, Ala
C. E. Timberlake
Seventh Avenue
Gertrude Hutchinson
University of Alabama
Mary Jones
Jean Townes
Mrs
Tennis Tidwell
Kimball Jones
Mary
George Bloodworth
Carey Brickell
Yazoo City
Joe Duncan
T.M. Jones, Jr
E. N. Penick
Cooper Adams
Paul Vaughn
Selma
W. G. Pride
G. M. Wilson
W. T. Jordan
Mr. Jordan
R. C. Gardner
Annie Gardner
Tampa, Fla
Warren Gardner
Evelyn and
Lourie Mae Boggs
Fort Payne, Ala
Jack Spratt
Mary Jeff
Washington, D.C
William Steed
Eugene—Frederic Vita
Clem & Scott Beauty Parlor
Ruth Evans
Goidel
Princess
J. Farrell MacDonald
Uni
Eugene
Beauty
NEA
Trinity
Sherman Street
Ben Coolidge
Decatur Daily
Gerd
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
York City
Judge Malone
Mobile Convention of Probate
Marcel
Allen’s Beauty Shopper
NEA Service, Inc
GAS House Coke
Alabama Utilities Service CO
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