Society notes highlight visiting guests and parties
Out of town visitors Miss Gene Young of D C and Miss Anne Harris of New Orleans are honored at a Crystal Plunge swim party hosted by Reed Rogers. Guests include Gardner of Birmingham, Middlebrooks Haddock Ga, Bragg Moulton, Pride Pride Jo Serg osa ei den, and many more. The evening features refreshments, dancing, and socializing with extended visits from Miss Young and Miss Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Young
D. C
Anne Harris
New Orleans
Reed Rogers
Crystal Plunge
Young
Harris
Gardner
Birmingham
Am Middlebrooks
Haddock
Jane Bragg
Moulton
Elizabeth Pride
Pride
Serg Os Aeiden
Imogene Burleson
Jane Brown
Judy Jacks
Lucille Kaufman
Peggy Brown
Jane Todd
Margaret Ann Rogers
Masters Edwin Mason
Frank Malcolm Martin
Pat Brock, Jr
Tommy Carson
Archie Wallace Hill
John Cullom
Noel Carpenter
Joe Burleson
Jimmy Tillery
Charles Green
Thomas Bailey
Henry Cullom, Jr
George O’brien
Harry Sunderland
Stanley Jones
Buddy Rogers
Enid
Personal travelers and guests across several states
A long list of visitors and hosts from Pawhuska Oklahoma to Alabama Tennessee and Illinois includes Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey Mrs Kirksey and family Mrs Thompson and son and daughter Miss Thompson Carl Hundley Miss Emmett Hundley and many others visiting relatives in Birmingham Dullmar Florence Nashville Mobile and Dallas. Several travelers return home after visits and extended travels with hours and dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kinsey
Pawhuska
Okla
A. E. Humphrey
Kirksey
Carl Hundley
Emmett Hundley
Dallas
Texas
Robert Blackwell
Roy Billings
Margaret and
Roy, Jr
Mack Elam
Betsy Jane
Springfield
Nashville
Tenn
Fred Wilcox
Jackie
Mary E. Hodges
Minnie Collier
Nita Hodges
Franklin
Fredric March Stars in Picture of Worth at the Princess
Fredric March appears in a Paramount feature playing dual roles as twins in a romance drawn from The Shorn Lamb. Kay Francis, George Barbier, Juliette Compton, Lucien Littlefield, and Stuart Erwin co star in this fast moving drama with sharp wit and light comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredric March
Kay Prensle
Ome
Stuart
Stee
Kay Francis
Stuart Erwin
Worth
Princess
Paramount
March
George Barbier
Juliette Compton
Lucien Littlefield
Spring fashion pattern 2371 jacket or bolero
Pattern 2371 offers a frock with binding edges and a chic jacket option. Sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 42 require specific yardage. catalog shows 32 pages of Annie Adams styles for adults and children with affordable patterns and catalogs priced at 15 cents, both catalog and pattern at 25 cents, mailed from Decatur Daily Pattern Department, 243 West 170 Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Adams
Pena Eye
Amnie Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 170 Street
New York City
Company E Serge Ant Here On Visit To His Sick Wife
A terse wartime note describes a Company E sergeant visiting his ill wife. The text mentions Sgt Wides facing five and a half years until retirement and references affidavits and continued coverage from Page One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Wides
Praise and reforms in Alabama state health and forestry agencies
The report lauds Alabama state health service as economical and well run, crediting the medical profession and health officers for progress over fifty years. It recommends transferring some activities to state health supervision, abolishing the state prison inspector, and reforming the Forest commission to an advisory governor appointed council without a seat for the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Forestry Department
Money Order Rates Advance At All Post Offices
Beginning today money order fees rise across the board for orders up to 100. The new rates apply to amounts from $ .01 to $100 with increases ranging from 1 to 22 cents depending on the paid value.
Farmers Win Battle of Weeds Report From Limestone County
Farmers in Piney Chapel section Limestone County wage a week long war against grass and weeds despite intense heat. The report notes farmers and livestock survived without succumbing and hints at possible victory with scarce fruit in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Chapel
Limestone County
Turtle of 1776 Hopes to Find Long-Lived Inhabitant
A Turtle in Macksburg Ohio bears an inscription claiming to be tied to 1776 figures L. Whetzel and Betty Vane. Biologists say some turtles may live over 200 years, while the article notes crops like cotton and corn prospering after late rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ward
Macksburg
Washington County
Ohio
L. Whetzel
Betty Vane
Betty Zane
Louis Whetzel
Eight Men Die in Dynamite Boat Explosion Tragedy
Eight men perished in a dynamite blast that wrecked a river boat 180 feet long. A tom and a half of dynamite planted on the hull exploded beneath the vessel. Two bodies were recovered by divers last night. The vessel carried Earl Russell and others, with several injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Russell
Ellenen Plans to Reopen Four Stations
Ellenen plans to reopen four small stations on the Louisville and Nashville line between Louisville and Columbia Tennessee. The sites Pleasant Grove Delrose Frankewing and Prospect will be reopened by August 1 on a come as you please basis. Pleasant Grove is in Maury County with the others in Giles County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and
Nashville
There
Columbia
Tenn
Pleasant Grove
Delrose
Pfrankewing
Prospect
Maury County
Giles County
Former Decatur Resident Returns From Ark Visit
Miss Helen Long, formerly of Decatur and now a resident of Athens, reports a four week visit with relatives and friends in Pine Bluff Little Rock and Hot Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Long
Decatur
Athens
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Ark
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Miss Harrie
Margaret Ann
Miss Young
John C. Bragg
B. Elliott
John ‘Kitkiey
Pawhuska, Okla
The
Valley Country Club
Mrs. McLeod
E. W. McLeod
Bernie Ruth McLeod
Mobile
Ala
Edith Pussell
Diana Deason
McLeod
John Kirksey
R. G. Cortner
Mrs. A. E. Humphrey
Kirkety
Beaver Lake
Humphrey
Jackson Street
Webster McLeod
South
W. M. UJ. and Young Peoples Conference
Bethel Churen
All Baptists
Napier
Sapp
Mattie L. Sapp
Edith Allen
Paul Couch
Cullman
John E Marion
R&m
Cluett Peabody
ARROW
Sport Oxfords
J. S. Patterson
Bank Street
Goidel
Decatur, Alabama
L. Thompson
Urbana, Ill
E. L. Thompson
Mary Thompson
Dullmar
Berlin
Bob Anthony
Pulaski Town
Mobile, Ala
BE. W. McLeod
F. H. Pointer
E. B. Garner
Florence
E. P. Allen
Frances
Margaret
Bamberg
8. C
J. W. Shealy
Frank Dulaney
Memphis
Sam Schulman
Nashville, Tenn
Sam Prank
Nat Rosenzweig
Indianapolis
Ind
John T. Clarke
J. W. Parkerson
O. P. Stinson
Mr. Stinson
Mrs
Paul’ Vaughn
Selma
Mrs. W. G. Pride
Roy F. Smith
Hanceville
W. H. Turner
Ann Katz
Self Ridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Hagenmeier
Detroit
Mich
Deaborn
Windsor
Canada
Pontiac
Flint
Chicago
Lakes
Robin Thomas
Inirmingham
Fred S. Hunt, Jr
Barranca
Fla
California
Louise Nelson
T. E. McCdddon
Fairfield
Ville
Russell Humphrey
William Hockenemith
J. R. Simpson
Joan
Tuscaloosa
Louis Argend
Marie Argend
Mrs. E. C. Danley
Little Elizabeth Bethany
Mr. B
O. ‘Nelson
Katherine McCaddon
E. H. Nelson
Ruth
Helen Ross
Clanton,Ala
Memphis, Tenn
Billy Nelson
Camp McClellan
Anniston
Richard Nelson
Chattanooga
Lepgoara
Atlanta
Southern Railway System
Thelma Todd
Hollywood
Pasquala de Cicco
New York
Prescott, Ariz
Decatur Daily
Anne Adams
Bolero
Pye Au Ae
Alexandria Bay, N. Y
Ellenen
Herman
Phillips
Avenuué South
Wilmer Jean
Rogers
Hill Bros. Dairy
Jersey
Mooresville
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