Outing at Swan Lake and social gatherings listed
A youths group led by Aubrey Filler and others spent Thursday evening at Swan Lake around a large campfire, toasting weiners. The page also notes Silk Stocking Club tea, a family reunion for Mrs. Carrie Odom, and multiple community events including the League of Women Voters meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Lake
Aubrey Filler
Hartselle
Sim Otte
S. R. Russell
Evelyn Dublin
Ellen Fite
Mildred Nebrig
Marguerite Pate
Imogene Wheat
Estelle
Marjory Russell
Katherine
Mary
Louise
Cornelia Otte
Messrs
Stanley Dunaway
Morris Pate
Morris Smith
Frank Hillis
Edward Chapman
Jack Goidel
Edward Heathcote
Herman Nebrig
Billy Nelson
Loren Willoughby
Hyland Tucker
Bob Goff
Billy Childs
Caleb Toney
C. L. Saunders
Sixth Avenue
C. W. Knight
Leo Burnett
Local Personal Notes Highlight Illnesses and Visits
Mrs. J. M. Hatfield remains ill at home on East Moulton street. Mrs. C. A. Moore and daughter Nel Frank plan a month in New York with sister Mrs. P. J. Hinds. Huntsville student John McAllister, Tony Carden of Chattanooga, and Hector Johnson of Bartow were guests of Billy Giles en route home from A. P. I. at Auburn. Mrs. R. E. Crafton of Nashville ill at T. W. Owen home on Columbia Circle. Mrs. W. B. Smith of Birmingham will visit weekend hosts Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Cortner. Mrs. H. G. Farley of Madison visits daughter Mrs. H. L. Thornton. Miss Elise Edwards set for extended visit to relatives in Columbia and other Tennessee points. Miss Edwards plans to be away all summer. Little One at Overstreet recovering from a fall on Second avenue. Madelyn McKnight visiting cousins Jane and Ann Armfield in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Chunn, ill at Fourth avenue south, improving. Mrs. George Morrison and daughter Lucene will travel to Memphis for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAllister
Huntsville
Tony Carden
Chattanooga, Tenn
Hector Johnson
Bartow, Fla
Billy Giles
Auburn
Elise Edwards
Columbia
Tenn
Tennessee
Miss Edwards
Teachers To Open Summer School Modules at Two High Schools
S. Hagerman and T. L. Kerby announce start of summer school sessions with high school credit courses. Hagerman teaches at Central High, Kerby at Riverside High. Tuition is the same at both institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hagerman
T. L. Kerby
James
Mr. Hagerman
Central High School
Mr. Kerby
Riverside High School
Training School Set for June 17 at First Methodist Church
Preparations are under way for a training school with an enrollment of about 100 to 150 students to begin June 17 at the First Methodist Church. The first two lessons will be Sunday afternoon and daily lessons will follow at 7 30 p m. Church leaders across the district have been urged to send large delegations. Benton Hatchett, a former tar boy, completed a window dressing course in Chicago and has accepted a position with a large Phoenix department store where he will marry soon. He was previously based in Greenville, Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Lejverg
Benton
Hatchett
Chicago
Phoenix
Ariz
Greenville
Miss
Local dancers attend Athens dance night
A group of local dance members traveled to Athens last night to attend a community dance event and take part in the social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Long Wear
Perspiration resistant shade MELLO-GLO offers Youth color that resists drying the skin. French Process powder claims to beautify, color evenly, and not clog pores. Available at Albany Drug Company and Thompson Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Drug Company
Thompson Drug Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carrie Odom
Odom
W. E. Odom
Billy
Asheville
N. C
Herbert
Mingham
Oneal Bi Bessemoy
Sam Byars
Jack
Birmingham
Roy Odom
Lillian Odom
Decatur
League OF Women Voters
T. M. Dix
Kiwanis Club
J. D. Garren
Rutledge Thomas
Gloria Carlisle
William J. Fricke
Fricke
Falkville
Joe Hettz
Mary Deere
Cullman
Fred Wiley
E. D. Bailey, Jr
East Vine Street
Dorothy Perkins
William Kimbrough
E. D. Bailey
Ae Ee
Tate
Fay Brindley
Katheryn Booth
W. M
Kay Brindley
E's Brindley
Louise Echols
Luther Simmons
W. W. McCorkindale, Hee
Jack Hinds
Miks Grace Graham of
Louison
Mrs. W. C. Wy i
Mary Darnell
Edith Woodward
Madeline Dix
Phyllis Giles
Gladys Garnett
Mary Vernon
Nell Beach
Dix
Mabel Anson
Taplin Hanson
B. Y
Joy Gunn
Homer "Stovall
Mt. Hope
J.B. Cassels
Nashville
Daugther
Agnes Cassels
Vanderbilt, University At Nashville
S. H. Wilds
Boyd
Ala
Mr. Wilds
Line Street
Mary Gunn
Sarah
Little Rock
Ark
E. H. Nelson
Bill McCaddon
Nelson
Helen Counts
Homer Stovall
Lorena Sewell
Massey Business College
Gertrude Williams
A. M. Roan
Sidney Anderson
Tuscumbia
J. W. Boggess
John
Mr. Boggess
Sheffield
Ruth Clifford
Gene Austin
McGehee Furniture Company
J. M. Hatfield
East Moulton Street
C. A. Moore
Nel Frank
New York
P. J. Hinds
R. E. Crafton
T. W. Owen
Columbia Circle
Overstreet
Second Avenue
Miss Madelyn McKnight
Jane and
Ann Armfield
George Morrison
Lucene
Memphie Ip
Viel Mire
Pearl Twins
Ethela
Flo
West Coast
Los Angeles
Cal
Paris
Claternational Mewareel
Rountree Lumber Company
Moulton Street
Princess Theatre
Moye’s Beauty Parlor
Aley Jones
Ralph Lewis
Kate Price
A Tremcaar Production
Chas. J.hunt
Arthur Hoerl
Nickelodeon
Clopton
Alabama
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