Many Tennessee visits noted in Henderson family column
Mrs Nallie Bobbitt visits Cleveland for ten days. Miss Mary Webster returns from Montgomery. James Rugby McCulloch stays a week with Emerson McCulloch in Montgomery. Families in Huntsville, Nashville, Athens, Lynnville and Canton appear visiting relatives. Travelers include Parker Dunaway and Robert Ferguson with several motor trips and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nallie Bobbitt
Cleveland, Tenn
James Rugby McCulloch
Montgomery
Emerson McCulloch
Gertrude Scruggs
The City Mouse Learns Farm Life’s Quiet Rest
Clara and her husband swap city life for a farm seeking peace. They find snakes and loneliness, then return to the city, while the woman with two children longs for the country. Tragedy or farce, the tale ends with nerves eased and both sides changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Hartley Ann
Huldley
Hultley
Huldey Ann
Hartley
Hartlen Ann
Margarete
Gwendolyn
Blanche
Percy
Johnnie
Emmy Lou
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Eastern Star Officials Host Picnic and Society Notes
Mrs. J. O. Colvard and B Wright hosted a Mizpah Chapter 19 O E S officials picnic at Malone Park with about fifty attending plus family members. The evening included a plunge swim and breakfast at Mrs. Langley’s home. The First Methodist Woman’s Missionary circles met, highlighting Korea rural work and missionary studies. Vernon-Cross announces the marriage of Willa Alyne Vernon to W H Vernon on July 20 in Moulton Alabama. The League of Women Voters notes a watermelon crepe myrtle display. Ninth Street Methodist Missionary Society held a meeting with the program Life’s Greatest Things. St Johns Guild set a gathering on Danville Road. Mrs C K Lide returned from North Carolina and Tennessee. Prior events included a Korea talk and various devotional sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Colvard
Mizpah
O.E. C
E. B. Wright
Malone Park
Crystal Plunge
First
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
SD_ Johnson
East Walnut Street
W._H. Ritter
Korea
Lawrence Lee
Circle Three
W. E. Roper
East Vine Street
Song
R. E. Hewlett
Scarrett Bible and Training School
Nashville
Tenn
J. C. White
8. M. White
Rufus Peerson
James Duncan
W. N. Cowden
Missionary Voice
R. C. Gardner
Peerson
Ninth Street Methodist Missionary Society
J. B. Collum
The Marry Go Round in Witty Observations on Marriage
A collection of satirical lines from 1930 on modern marriage. It lampoons two cigarette brands in homes two pay envelopes and contrasts old and new union norms. It notes divorces and the roles of wives with quips about widows and grass-widows and ends with a nod to copyright.
Personal notices recount travel and illness among Huntsville residents
Mrs. Marcie Bullard heads home Tuesday night from Nashville after visiting relatives. Mrs. A. D. Smith and son Billy Joe returned from Mississippi. Louis Blizzard suffers a malarial attack at home. Huntsville residents J. W. Garner and R. Tv. Tyler host and visit relatives. Rev R. T. Tyler and family travel to Camp Toccoa Georgia to visit daughter Miss Beth Tyler, music counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Syemour
Gene
Huntsville
Nashville
James L. Kendall
Marcie Bullard
Nashville, Tenn
A. D. Smith
Billy Joe
Mississippi
J. W. Garner
R. Tv. Tyler
R. T. Tyler
Ann
Camp
Toccoa
Beth Tyler
Konjola Claim Helps Rheumatism And Neuritis
Louisville man reports relief from rheumatism and neuritis after using Konjola. He describes reduced pains, relief from constipation, and skipping the hot water treatment. The ad notes no alcohol or nerve-deadening drugs and cites local and regional druggists selling Konjola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Schneider
South Sixth Street
Louisville
Decatur
Ala
Thompson's Drug Store
Albany Drug Co
Unclear letter on motherhood and medicine publication request
Fragmentary letter expresses happiness over a birth and praises a medicine for motherhood. The author asks for publication of the snap picture and thanks the reader. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
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Malcolm Beckham
Nel Rowe
Margaret Wei
Alan Morrell
Tennessee
Mary Webster
J. W. Thornton
Houston Cowan
Mae Linn Cowan
J. B. Harlow
Virginia
Parker Dunaway
Flint, Mich
Mrs
J. T. Dunaway
Sixth Avenue
South
Robert Ferguson
New Orleans
J. C. Wel
Wilbur Couch
the Sante
Avill
Pete Cavnar
Slim Riddle
Avery Sharpley
Frank Richards
Woodville
Mrs. A. M. Richards
Hubert Aycock
Athens
Minnie Lee Parsons
Lynnville
Parsons
Royce Powell and Son
Ed Mayo and
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Euffice M. Worthy
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Cae Sy
Carload
Moulton Street
Namie’s Market
Tiffany el Ey
Douglas Fairbanks
Jeanette Loft Marie Prevost
The
Cuckoos
Eastern Star
Roland Langley
R. L. Ford
Vernon-Cross
8. B. Cross
Daugh
Ter
Willa. Alyne
W. H. Vernon
Moulton
Margaret C. Shelton
League of Women Voters
St. Johns Guild
St. John’s Guild
J. R. Hunter
Danville Road
Caddell
Solomon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Helen. Rowland
Louis Blizzard
James H. Wear
John Wardlow
Mary Ruth
Claudia May
B. L. Oliver
U.S. Public Health Service
Warner Brassieres
Jersey
Felatbi
E Progress TV
Batiste
Sanael
Bach
Der
Crepe de Chine
Seaneate
Aes Ae
Shantung
Scheiler
DePew
Dr. DePew
Suite AN
Coates House
Kansas City
Thenvestors Syndicate
Bend
COMER
Birmingham
Decatur Ice & Coal Co
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