Evening Party at the Green Residence
Evelyn and Eleanor Green invite a small group of friends to a party at their home on Tuesday evening of next week.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1927
Page
5
Evelyn and Eleanor Green invite a small group of friends to a party at their home on Tuesday evening of next week.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will meet Monday at 4 PM for the Mente business meeting. Four circles are expected to be present at the church.
Mrs. Otto Moebes was guest of honor at a prettily planned card party hosted by Mrs. J. W. Frahn on East Moulton Street. The event featured sea plant decorations, prizes for James Mitchell and others, and an ice course. supplementary guests included Mrs. Paul Rowden and Mrs. John, with Emphrey scheduling a bridge luncheon next Tuesday for Mrs. Crawford visiting from West Palm Beach.
Local advertisement urges readers to buy a Frigidaire appliance now with a prompt contact to B. F. Holmes in Albany and a phone line listing Albany 710.
Notable towns feature in a brief notice highlighting Mrs McGregor of Birmingham. The item underscores her prominence within the community and references her connection to local events.
J E Blair of the religious department is in Birmingham for several days on vacation. He has recovered from his recent illness and looks much better.
A stream of guests and returns fills the Chattanooga social page. Mr. and Mrs. 8 A Latham host in Dothan. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Bartee complete a nuptial trip and settle on Oak Street. Atlanta visitor Mrs. J L Ferguson travels with others to Huntsville, Alabama. Fr Tom Burt plans Red Boiling Springs trip. John Garrison, formerly of the city, visits before moving to Florida. Carl Thomas from New Orleans visits Chattanooga before returning home. W W Fussell family drive to Birmingham for the weekend. Mizpah Chapter 19 meets at the Masonic Hall for initiation. Kate Lile returns from Asheville. W F Boswell and daughters return from there. Frances McMillan visits in South Carolina. Sarah Blackwell leaves Miss Mamie Harris in Hartselle. H C Troup and children visiting Cherokee. Rev. and Mrs. J D Hunter plan weekend return from Tuscaloosa with Rev. Purcell. Helen Moseley returns from visit to Trinity. Wo mans Missionary picnic postponed due to townsfolk away. Mrs Rufusoe and Constance to Florence next week. S H Malone family motor to Birmingham to visit relatives and Montell Valley. Mrs C Fly and Betty to return from Sheffield. Mrs Gregory of Florence visits family. Elizabeth Shiel of New Orleans visiting her uncle.
The column lists numerous residents and guests visiting relatives across Alabama Tennessee Kentucky and Florida. Visitors include Miss Roline Teasley Miss Sabine Dupont Miss Loraine Worthington and Mrs J W Gibson among others with plans to travel to Birmingham Evansville Indianapolis and Biloxi and to spend weekends with relatives in Canon City Watford Ontario and Chicago. Several households announce return trips from Red Boiling Springs and Oakmont Springs.
The weather bureau announced today's high reached 93 degrees while the low over the preceding 24 hours was 72 degrees.
The wedding of Mrs. Sam R. Stephenson to Miss Baylee Bess Bailey was a home ceremony Thursday evening. The couple left for a southern trip including Havana and Guba and will return around August 10 to stay with Dr. and Mrs. Bailey on Ferry Street. Mrs. Stephenson is a University of Alabama alumna and former Hollins student. Mr. Stephenson works with Stephenson Brick Co. and belongs to Phi Gamma Delta.
Paris styles show bottle-green and reseda greens with brown fur accents. Peach tones dominate daywear and evening ensembles with georgette dresses and peignoirs, while Jenny blue wines and rose, beige, and Nattier blue hues appear in outfits. Black georgette dresses feature bold shoulder florals.
The Tennessee river was reported falling today with a local gauge reading of 3.2 feet.
Bud Willingham of Flint visits the city on business and says he is watching the asphalt operations there with considerable satisfaction.
Government observer Mrs. A. H. Irons reports rainfall of only 0.04 inch over the past 27 hours, noting unusually light precipitation for the area.
Westminster Presbyterian lists Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9:30, no morning service, evening services at 7:30 led by Vance Gordon of the Atlanta Seminary. Sunbeams meet at 2:30, Young People's League at 6:45, all B Y P U groups at 6:15, and an invitation to all.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday morning service at 11 00 a m. Wednesday evening services on the first Wednesday of each month. Reading room open daily except Sunday from 2 to 4 p m. Public cordially invited to attend.
Holy communion at 7:00, church school and men's Bible class at 9:45, morning prayer and sermon at 11.
Communion and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Rev Listi will speak. Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. Evening Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Rev N R Edwards will speak on The Price We Place on Jesus. W L Outhouse is the pastor.
Sunday school 9 45 L A Yarbrough Sept 11 morning worship and sermon 6 45 Senior Epworth League Lizzie Adcock Pres 7 80 Evangelistic message Monday 7 p m news meeting of board of stewards Tuesday 7 30 p m P M A special program by Paul Johnson and Willie Seibert an evening of delightful amusement admission 10 and 20 cents Special music Public cordially invited
First Methodist announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with J H Johnson as superintendent Epworth League at 7 p m led by Jno G McGehee preaching at 11 a m by Prof M K Clements of Athens public invited to all services
South Side Baptist announces Sunday school at 9 45 led by Mr Will Spanabel superintendent Preaching services at 11 a m and the day continues with activities awaiting further details in the bulletin
Sunday school at 9:20 led by Rev. R. T. Liston with a men’s class. Morning worship at 11 features Pastor J. D. Wallace’s sermon Christ Our Savior and a special solo by Mrs. Terrell. Evening worship follows. Grant Street Bible study at 9:46. Preaching at 11 and 7:45 by J. Petty Ezell of Nashville, Tenn. Public invited to all meetings.
Sunday school in new building at 9:30 and 11 oclock with a sermon series by Rev. H. G. Williams and a talk by a returned missionary at 6 pm The Decatur Baptist at Oak and Law holds 9:45 Sunday school 11 am morning worship and 7 pm B Y P U with a Mendelssohn vocal piece Mrs Klein sings and hymn singing in the evening The pastor plans to leave for a trip early next week returning for the first Sunday in Nyeeer with meetings as usual
St. Paul’s Lutheran outlines Sunday school at 9 20 and Divine worship at 10 30 with a sermon titled The First World Destruction. Visitors welcome.
Sunday school at 9 45 am led by Rev V Bracken with Sept preaching at 11 am by S B Blythe on A New Creature. Epworth League meets 7 pm with Miss Margaret Liston addressing. Evening preaching at 8 pm on The Judgment led by Rev J M Clark president.
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