Afternoon meetings and recitals feature local clubs
Miss Martha Prances Kilgore hosts the Phi Kappa Delta at her East Church street home with secretary and treasurer reports and plans for upcoming social events. Mizpah Sewing Circle meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at the president’s Fifth Avenue West home. A Dance Club meeting was postponed to next Wednesday night with refreshments served. Mrs Julian Bibb hosts St John’s Episcopal Guild Monday afternoon. Elizabeth Gammon Poteet presents piano students in recital with pieces by Chopin Brahms Godard Beethoven and others. The Pioneer group will be entertained Friday night by Miss Virginia Prince Calvin at the Calvin home on Oak Street. The Tuesday Whist Club meets with light refreshments and top scores awarded to Miss Jervis and Mrs Stanley Wyatt. Prayer services at Central Methodist Church are led this week by Honorable John.
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PHI Kappa Delta
Martha Prances Kilgore
Phi Kappa Deta
East Church Street
Mizpah Sewing Circle
Charlie Lamon
Fifth Avenue West
Julian Bibb
St. John's Episcopal Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Prince Calvin
Farle Calvin
Oak Street
Aly Coristers
Jervis
Stanley Wyatt
Vigorous Brushing After Clipping Helps Split Ends
A beauty Q and A covers split ends caused by curling irons. Advices clipping ends, daily vigorous brushing, and hot oil shampoos to restore oil and gloss. Also tips on chin contouring with powder and a neck exercise. Editor notes offer pamphlets on beauty culture.
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America
Kay
Congregation Expected for Peach's Evening Program
At the church at 7 30 p m Mr Peach will present a program expected to draw a large number of the congregation.
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M. Peach
Cavalier Club Elect officers at Wednesday meeting
The Cavalier Club will meet at 7 15 tonight at Carnegie Library to elect officers and plan the annual summer dance set for June 18 at the Valley Country Club.
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Cavalier Club
Carnegie Library
the Valley Country Club
Itinerary of Dr Lazenby on Cambridge Circuit
Dr M B Lazenby of the Decatur district will visit Parkers Chapel on the Cambridge circuit where Rev R F McDonald is pastor. He will preach at 11 and hold quarterly conference in the afternoon, with dinner at noon. Sunday evening he will preach at Ninth Street Methodist church. conference is delayed until June.
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M. B. Lazenby
Decatur
Parkers’ Chapel
Cambridge
R. F. McDonald
Lazenby
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Three Stars in One Picture with Cookie as Bodyguard
Cookie the jealous tempered cockatoo serves as the Hollywood bodyguard to Lily Pons the Metropolitan Opera star. The bird keeps admirers at bay unless Miss Pons orders otherwise. The film is showing at the Prin Ease today and Thursday.
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Cookie
Hollywood
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera
Paris
Cokie
Miss Pong
The
Prinease
Make this model at home pattern 4431 for summer wear
The pattern 4431 offers a simple at home summer frock with a scalloped bodice and sun back, plus a skirt with a generous pleat. Sizes 14 through 42 are listed with yardage, and illustrated sewing instructions come with the pattern sold by Anne Adams Pattern Book via The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
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Anne Adam
Anne Adams
Bogk R
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
Judge Sparks Might Enter Government Race
Reports say Judge Sparks could become a candidate for government office as several state newspapers discuss the possibility, though the judge has not announced any decision.
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Judge Sparks
Kiwanis Club to Host Banniza Led Program at Lyons Hotel
The Kiwanis Entertainment Committee presents a program led by chairman G. P. Banniza this week. It starts at 12 10 at Hotel Lyons and officials request full attendance to offset low turnout last week.
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Kiwanis Club
G. P. Banniza
Hotel
Lyons
Annual Sing at Eva Scheduled for Sunday
The annual community sing at Eva will be held Sunday with county interest high. The program starts at ten o clock and runs all day with dinner served on the grounds at noon. All singers received a cordial invitation to attend.
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Eva
Community House Hosts University Center Party
The East Decatur community house hosted a Monday afternoon event at 5 30 given by University Center students and sponsored by Mrs J H Brown and Mrs R N Harris for Girls Loyalty Club and Boys Golden Sheaves members. Games and songs followed with refreshments served.
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East Decatur
University Center
J. H. Brown
R. N. Harris
Girls Loyalty Club
First Democratic Primary 1934 Governor Race Vote Totals
In the 1934 first Democratic primary 305178 votes were cast for threeGovernor candidates Graves led with 132462 Dixon 97508 and McCord 75208. The second primary totaled 292449 votes with Graves on 157140 and Dixon 135309.
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Graves
Dixon
McCord
Bankhead Returns to Speak as House Receives Him Warmly
Speaker William B Bankhead returns from Alabama to take charge of the house for the first time in a week and is greeted with cheerful standing ovation by members.
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Washington
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
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Eugene E. Graves
Elizabeth Gammon Poteet
Pogram
Firb
Bobby Curtis
Martha Nash
Mr. Peacock
Louise Rebe
Ann Miller McEntire
Aaron
MacGregor
John Hamilton
Piagat
Mary Penick Jones
Brahma
Koelling
Kathryn Boswell
Betty Foster Pointer
Chopin
Mary Stuart Terrell
Knight
Rupert
Schumann
Ann Kimbrough
Godard
Peggy Wilds
Beethoven
Nancy Kate Thornton
Pioneer Party
Central Methodist Church
John
Solon Robertson
Second Ave
T Decatur
Summer
Bank Street
Willard
Rollet
Caddell Drug CO
Gladys Glad
Helen
Miss Glad
Miss Gilad
Gertrude Niesen
Russell
Gene Raymond
Jack Oakie
EE Chauncey Sparks
Murdock
Goidel
Poetiak
Goidel Drug Store
Bankhead
G .P. Baniza
Decatur School of the Dance
U.S.A
France
Oda
Mie Oe
Penney’s ¢. Penney Company, Incorporated
Hermanne Mischa Auer
Lucille Ball
Frank Jenks
Buster West
Tom Patricola
Clyde McCoy
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