Birthday Party for Little Mary Sue Ryan Celebrates Seventh
Mary Sue Ryan marked her seventh birthday on July 22 from 4 to 6 pm with a large gathering of friends and relatives. Guests included many local names, games were played, a souvenir was given to Annie Ruth Phillips, and lemonade plus ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. S. L. Ryan and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Ryan
Odessa
Atha Creel
Margaret Self
Sam Stanley
Doris
Bud Lee
Katherline Harrison
Nellie Clark Roan
Martha Frances Kilgore
Annie
Aline Grantlin
Maxie Childs
Helen Ross
Marcel
Lonnie Shearwood
Gladys
Izell Haynes
Aaron
Marion Williams
Harvey Sharp
Gene Huie
Olene Sharp
Marion Joyce Hue
B. G. Ryan
C. R. Lanier
Gown and social notes from a Georgia Alabama region evening
A mauve Latin style gown with crystal bead fringe is described for Louise Brooks. The column lists numerous social visits and travel, mentioning Louise Brooks, Ruth Chase, Mrs. McGlathery, Miss Chase, and many others across Huntsville, Birmingham, Fayetteville, and nearby towns with confirmations of hospital stays and family trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brooks
Tribble Family Milestone Celebrated With Large Gathering
Mrs. R D Tribble hosted a joyful event with over 125 relatives attending. Out-of-town guests included J F Tribble and his Indianapolis family. The afternoon featured a sermon by Rev N F Rowe as all twelve Tribble children were present.
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Trotman
R D. Tribble
Local Figures Visit and Travel Notes Across Town
Social notes list guests and visitors including George Hawthorne and Wallace from London Canada arriving to stay with the Griffins on Canal street. Several locals travel or host relatives in Alabama Georgia Florida and Birmingham with health updates for Miss Margaret Liston and Master Jimmy Tillery.
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George Hawthorne and Son
Wallace
London
Can
Walter Griffin
Canal Street
De catur Baptist social to introduce new pastor at homes
Evening Circle three of De catur Baptist Church holds a social Tuesday at 7 on the lawns of Mrs. J. T. Bryant and Mrs. W. M. Simmons to introduce Rev. McReady. The young college and high school set enjoyed a dance at Russell Humphrey's home for visiting guests.
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Decatur Baptist Church
J. T. Bryant
W. M. Simmons
Rev. McReady
Russell Humphrey
Local Happenings in Falkville and Florida Visits
Misses Olive Isbell Inez and Allie Tillery of Falkville plan a trip to St Augustine Florida for nursing courses at Flagler hospital. Mrs W P Baugh just returned from an extended Florida visit to Miami Tampa Palm Beach St Petersburg and Lakeland. Mrs Hal Bareliff of Hartselle and Mrs Zem Sanders of Lakeland are noted in the personals.
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Olive Isbell
Inez
Allie Tillery
Falkville
St. Augustine, Fla
Flagler Hospital
W. P. Baugh
Florida
Miami
Tampa
Palm Beach
St. Petersburg
Lakeland
Hal Barelift
Hartselle
Zem Sanders
Local Social News Notes and Visits Mentioned
Mrs. Preuit Cart and several others drove Joy Birmingham to spend Monday. Mrs. W. Bailey, Mrs. W. M. Bailey, Mrs. E. B. Garner, and Miss Babye Bess Bailey are noted in the social round. Clyde Loosier visits grandmother Mrs. C. M. Bivley.
Local Notes On Visits And Arrivals Around Moulton
Moulton community updates include Mrs. RR Moseley and two daughters visiting Birmingham with her sister Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Halvey of Madison visits her daughter Mrs. Herbert Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Massey of Vina spent time with Miss Rowena Baker and returned home on Sunday. Dr and Mrs Auhirkin move into a new brick bungalow at Oak and Cherry Streets. Mrs. W. M. Jolly visits relatives in Cullman. Mrs. W. N. Cowden and Frances return from weeks with Mrs. Brenner Smith. Mrs. Jennie Byars is critically ill at Mrs. Gibson’s home in Moulton Heights.
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Roy Kierbow
Betty Jean
Cullman
Mr. Kierbow
Dorothy Ann Parks
W. M. Parks
Elkton
Tenn
J. Moseley
Missese and
Jenn
Mrs. Allen
Birmingham
Mrs. Halvey
Madison
Mrs. Herbert Thornton
James Massey
Vina
Rowena Baker
Mr. Massey
Jennie Byars
Gibson
Moulton Heights
Temperature Range Report From Government Weather Office
The weather office records a 24 hour high of 87 degrees and a low of 64 degrees. The report notes the latest temperature readings as part of daily weather data.
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Government Weather Office
Judge Lowe Heads to Brevard for Brief Visit
Judge W. T. Lowe of Morgan County Court expects to leave tonight for Brevard North Carolina where he will join Mrs. Lowe for a short visit.
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W. T. Lowe
Morgan County Court
Brevard, N. C
Juniors Plan First Social Stew Gathering
The Brunewick stew committee invites all members to gather at 7 30 at Malone Hall for a ride to The Cabin where the stew will be served at eight. This marks the organization’s initial social meeting with expected record attendance.
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Thomas W. Wert
Malone Hall
Layman Returns From Long Trip
Horace M. Layman district Lane day school superintendent for the Presbyterian church has returned from an extended tour of Alabama and Mississippi points in the interest of church work.
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Horace M. Layman
Lane Day
The
Presbyterian Church
Haa Retu
Mississippi
Juniors Meet Directors Urged to Attend Weekly Meeting
All directors of the Junior Chamber of Commerce are urged to be present Monday evening at 7 30 oclock for the weekly directors meeting at The Daily office.
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Chamber of Commerce
River levels dip as Tennessee river measures 3.9 feet
The Tennessee river level shows a reading of 3.9 feet today marking a continuing decline. Local gauging indicates river flow easing with no immediate flood risk observed in the region.
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Tennessee
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Margaret C. Shelton
Decatur
Williams McBride
Loyal Friends
First Christian Church
Malone Park
J. B. Harlow
J. W. Atkins
Sam Trotman
J. B. Trotman
Madigan
Tub Sikes
Georgette
Rainey’s Fashion Parlor
Sie
Jackson St
Princess
Babe
J. B. Cassela
Frank P. Lide
Letheb Pares
Jack
R. F. Warren
Fred Sheats
F. W. Haas
Bill, Jr
P. J
Atlanta, Ga
C. W. Knight
E. T. Hammerly
Tuscumbia
Neal Lee
the Benevolent Hospital
Elles
F. D. Peebles
Herman Whaley
Maurice
Dorothy
Mary
Katherine Holmes
Laura Davis
Athens
Hartwell Davis
Mrs. Davis
West
A. Polytinsky
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dan Hogan
Deatsville
Peepers Montgomery
Ala
Pensacola
Fla
A. B. Domingos
J. H. Hall Finance Co
Bainbridge, Ga
J. R. Daniels
J. C. White
Oak Street
Will Sanders
Stevenson
Mrs
J.T. Bryant
I. V. Timberlake
Fanny Godfrey
Points
Elmer Bradley
Moulton
W. C. Tucker
Clearwater, Fla
W. C. Holland
Willie R. Norton
Yates City, Kan
Miss Pearl Godsey
Dayton
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mr. and
Mrs. M. W. Holland
Edd_ Griffi
West Palm Beach, Fla
H. C. McCord
Bernice
Ora Ruth McConnell
Truda Dahil
Garden of Hearts
Cupid
Corinth
Iuka
Margaret Walker
Clarence Lipscomb
Slydell, la
Margaret Liston
Nashville
Ee Earle Calvin
Oak and
Walnut Streets
Jackson, Miss
Alex Darnell
Alabama
Georgia
Fanny Stringer
J. H. McMath
Mrs. Sanders
South
Johnny
Dave Johns
Jesse Hail
Fort Meade, Fla
J. R. Daniel
Jimmy Tillery
E. A. Tillery
LaFayette Street
C. M. Sivley
Moulton-Morris
Katie Pearl Sivley
John Seiler
Florence
Malone
Health Department
Lessee
Washington
Betty Chilton
Henry Gaity
Clyde Loosier
Mrs. C. M. Bivley
Moulton-Morrin
W. M. Jolly
Cullman, Ala
Brevard
Layman
Dixie Market
Kansas City
P. S
Dixie
Abi
Albany
J. R, Doss
Second Avenue
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