Mrs Humphrey Hosts Canal Street Club Party
Mrs Phillip Humphrey hosted a Canal Street Club gathering at her Grant Street home with substitutes Mrs J L Echols and Miss Jessie Irwin. Gift flowers adorned the setting and spirited club games ended with a luncheon. Mrs John D Wyker won first prize and Mrs J L Echols second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Phillip Humphrey
Canal Street Bock Club
J. L. Echols
Jessie Irwin
Grant Street
John D. Wyker
Benevolent Hospital Board Meeting Announced
Attention is called to a Benevolent Hospital board meeting set for Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock in the director's room Morgan County National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolentospital Board
Morgan County National
Girls Card Club Meet Led by Miss Virginia Humphrey
Miss Virginia Humphrey led the Girls Card Club gathering with two members absent, Peggy Davis and Thelma. The report notes the missing attendees and the informal afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Humphrey
Girls Card Club
Isses Peggy Davis
Thelma
New MELLOGLO Face Powder Debuts for Youth Shade
A new youth shade exclusive to MELLOGLO promises longer wear less perspiration impact and no pore clogging. The beauty powder claims purity and rare qualities and is offered at one dollar.
Raineys Barber Shop offers new permanent waves
Mr Anders features the Marcel Wave and introduces the Permanent Swirl, a latest wave worn in Los Angeles New York and St Louis. All work guaranteed. Call for appointment 911 at Raineys Barber Shop Beauty Parlor 522 Second Ave.
Bridge party at the club ends with prizes and plans
Hatfield played bridge with members as scores were tallied. Miss Louise Almon and Miss Hatfield won guest souvenirs while Miss Frances Mason received the booby. Tempting refreshments followed and the club adjourned to meet Miss Mason next Saturday.
Personal notices of local residents on summer plans and visits
Mr. and Mrs. B C Payne have reached North Tonmwanda New York and will spend the summer there. Mr. and Mrs. T M Sheats returned to Berea Kentucky after visiting her parents. W F Landers and two sons visited Birmingham Sunday. Annette Willeford visiting relatives in Athens. Claire Bloodworth left for a short stay in Hart seller before resuming duties in Montgomery. Dorothy Moore of Greenville Tennessee staying with Frank P. Miss Frances Louise Sherrill of Tuscumbia will spend the summer at home. Miss Fitts of Albany schools will visit Birmingham en route south.
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B.C. Payne
North Tonmwanda
N. Y
Mrs. T. M. Sheats
Berea, Ky
Mrs. James Morrow
Claire Bloodworth
Mary Bloodwortt
Hartseller
State Department of Education
Montgomery
Frances Louise Sherrill
Tuscumbia
Albany
Fitts
Birmingham
Howard“H. Wilson
Tampa
Fla
Ike Scheer
Pluma King
Mrs. C. O. King
Sumter County School
York
Ala
Ruth Mathews
Montgomery Schools
C. W. Mathews
D. L. Irwin
Fort Worth
Texas
A.C. Almon
Louise Almon
Mrs
D. C. Almon
Gordon Drive
C. L. Thompson
Marion
E.L. Thompson
Chautauqua
New York
Thompson
Urbana
Ill
Clyde L. Thompson
Clyde Thompson
University of Illinois
Eugene Permanent Waving Introduced in Decatur
Move Beauty Parlor advertises Eugene permanent waving service once offered in Decatur over three years ago with contact in Albany and price note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Decatur
MOVE
Albany
Paris Style Hints featured in Pontitoch society notices
Paris style hints describe new fashion in men's and women outfits as showcased by French designers. The exhibit at Manuel Freres inspires discussion on trousers shapes, hats, and capes with history inspired details and bright color themes for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn McDonald
International
Manuel Freres
Madame
Monsieur
Hata
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Margaret C. Shelton
W. F. Landers
Charles
William
Annette Willeford
Mrs. R. H. McGwier
Athens
Dorothy Moore
Greenville, Tenn
Frank P
Paul-Pim
Pontitoch, Miss
A. T. Hanson
Huntsville
B. F. Martin
the Benevolent Hospital
Miss Eich
Union Springs
Mildred Chunn
Florence Normal
Melvin Hutson
Elizabeth Ann
Nashville
Charles Emens
Lucille
Trinity
Sarah Webb
Tuskegee
WM. P. Reeves
C. O. King
New Orleans
Paul Thomas
Billy
J. A. Yarbrough
Rs. C. M. Matthews
Nash- Ne, Tenn
Martha Porter
Sue Walters
Troy
South Albany
Margaret King
Sweetwater, Tenn
Katherine McCormac
Marie Holmes
Ethel
Hattie Adams
W. H. Lee
Fourth Avenue
West
Anna Redus Smith
Elkmont, Ala
Evelyn Lee
Arlean
Lucene Morrison
Helen Kellar
Huntsvill
Flint, Mich
A. C. Abel
E. E. Dickinson
Line Street
Johnny Caddell
Raphael ‘Sartor
Chattanooga, Tenn
Patricia’ Hart
Paris
Gladys Lambert
Sadie Shulman
Atlanta
Georgia
Louis
Bussy
Vin
JR. T. Sheppard
Ferry Street
Will Wolcott
Garnett
Second Avenue
Georgette Voile
Grandmother Chintz
Relm Ale
Masonic Hall
Albany Lodge
A. F
A.M
W. L. King
Princess
Richard Barthelmess
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