Society notes at Crystal Plunge and region visits
Mrs. T. M. Wiley hosted a swimming party at Crystal Plunge for her four children and friends, with a luncheon at noon. The column lists numerous visits and trips by residents including O. P. Stinson to Denver, Mrs. Jessie Carter in Mentone, and families traveling to Birmingham, Jasper, and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Plunge
T. M. Wiley
Trouble Brewing With Tennessee Over License Tags
Reports say tension rises as Tennessee imposes license tag restrictions on Alabama farmers selling produce in the Volunteer State. Alabama may retaliate, though no official action is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Alabama
Volunteer
Birmingham Judge Attends County Boards Convention
Judge B. L. Malone is in Birmingham today for the convention of members of the county boards of revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Malone
Birmingham
County Boards of Revenue
Ivy use tips for home decor from Good Gardening
Ivy can decorate living rooms dining rooms sunrooms and desks in pots or wall pockets. Keep soil moist but not waterlogged and wash dusty leaves with soapy water. Root cuttings in sand in shade with moisture until well rooted then pot up and repot as they grow. Next: Beware the Carpenter Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Halliday den Kapert
Central Press
Jardinieres
Suit May Be Heard In The Fall
The suit filed by C. P. Phillips as administrator of Claudell Phillips estate seeks $20,000 from Will Burrs of Sheffield. The collision occurred early in June when Burrs driver struck Claudell, who died the following day. The case may be heard in the fall term of the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Phillips
Claudell Phillips
Will Burrs
Sheffield
Burns
Licenses Issued Indicate Rise In Matrimonial Deals
The probate office notes a noticeable shift toward more marriage filings with two licenses granted and another pending. The tone suggests increased activity in the marriage business.
Pattern and clock trends in home sewing and interiors
The piece promotes decoupage style pattern 2179 with sizes 14–20 and 32–44 and catalog offers from Anne Adams with 15 cent pattern and catalog prices. It also reviews new Semaine wall clocks and a range of electric clock designs from wall, banjo, and table styles suitable for small spaces and modern apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anné Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Fashions for the Home by Med
A Homemaker column discusses clocks as decor and timekeepers Advancing electric clocks eliminates timing irregularities and wind effects The piece emphasizes clocks as part of a room’s decor beyond mere timekeeping standards.
Ten Sellers On the Curb to Sell Today
Ten sellers gathered at the curb market with fresh produce for Decatur buyers. Despite hot weather the merchandise held quality and demand remained strong. several vendors noted a need for rainfall in their county regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Group Will Select Knapp's Successor
The Auburn board of trustees authorized Governor Miller to name a five member committee to recommend temporary and permanent successors to Dr. Bradford Knapp who resigned to become president of a Texas school. The panel includes Governor Miller Dr A F Harman C W Ashcraft Victor Hanson U D Samford and Lieutenant Governor Hugh Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Auburn Board of Trustees
Miller
Bradford Knapp
Texas
A. F. Harman
Florence
Victor Hanson
Birmingham
Miss Madeline Lile Returns for Winter No. and Local Guests
Local society notes list Miss Madeline Lile returning from Murphreesboro for the winter. Numerous visitors include Mrs. May Holland of Florence, Mrs. Edwin Matthews and children from Akron, and Gilbert Terry of Morris Chapel. Several trips and gatherings occur among families in Decatur, Florence, and nearby towns.
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Madeline Lile
Murphreesboro
May Holland
Florence
Emma Sue Morris
Edwin Matthews
Margaret and
Edwin, Jr
Akron
Ohio
Matthews
Arthur Emens
Emens
Tom Terry
Mr. Terry
Gilbert Terry
Morris Chapel
City Fire Departments None Alarm Month Record
City fire departments reported only one alarm this month with a grass fire incurring no loss, marking an unusually idle period for the service.
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O. P. Stinson
Denver
Colorado
Spencer Garnett
Mr. Garnett
W. R. McCrory
Chattanooga, Tenn
W. H. Ritter
W. P. Doster
Miss Mabel Pointer
Wallace Jeffrey
John Dinsmore
F. A. Grimsley
John South
Huntsville
R. F. South
Mr. South
O. H. Bradley and Son
Ta, Ga
C. W. Matthews
S&s. H. Carlisle
Jessie Carter
Dallas
Madeline Dix
Mentone
Robert E. Stinson
Robert Irwin
Dallas, Texas
D. W. Irwin
George Jackson
Earl
Jasper
Gay Sally Ts
George, Jr
Mobile
W. J. Bronaugh
Madison
James Alton Brittain
John Matthews
Lucille
Dorothy Turley
Pine Bluff
Ark
Mary Vernon Dix
Lucille Giles
Florence Adams
Jessie Mae Montgomery
Elizabeth and
Doris Berry
Harriett Jane Sittason
Earl Kelley
Julian and
Norman Harris
Hartselle
Mrs. O. P. South
J. P. Bruce
H. A. Wiley and Baby
Memphis, Tenn
Frank Dulaney
Fred Wilcox
New Orleans
C. M. Kortrecht
Memphis,Tenn
H. A. Breggs
Louis A
L. T. Reager
Nashville
Tenn
Atlee Henkel Hoff
California
W. O. Talley
Asheville
N. C
Elaine South
R .F. South
Louis A. Neill
Ann Arbor, Mich
Duane M. Carr
Nancy Worth Jones
Doris Gardner
C. A. Edwards
Cecil
Gilmer
William Orton
Inez Hunter
Joe Fuller
Carl Wal
Annie, Josephine and
Christina Byars
Moulton
Ellen Edwards
By Mme. Lisbeth
Princess
Richard Jack Oakie
Crocquignole
Allen’s Beauty Shoppe
Mr. Allen
THE
Decatur Daily
Maurice
Maurice Chevalier
Hollywood
Paris
Yvonne Vallee
Chevalier
Group
Knapp
Trinity News
E. R. Clements
Ralph Fergurson
St. Louis
5. W. Fergurson
R. Morrison
Courtland
W. Fergurson
Mt. Hope
Morrison
Johnny Jeffries
W. T. Jeffries
Lee Sparks
George Carter
Tuscumbia
W. Bass
Otis Bass
Thomas Terry
Town Creek
Jeffries
Morgan
Lawrence
Colbert
Franklin County
Johnny Jeffres
Angeles
Cal
O. B. Elliott
George Roop
Martha Emens
Athens
Marvin Rivers
Mr. Beams
Goideus Wee Phone
Baby
F.S. Graves
Second Ave
Ligon’s Corner
Moulton Street