Social and Personal Notes From a Decatur Page
Social and personal items list meetings at the Woodmen Circle in Austinville and the Tuesday Bridge Club at Mrs James Ratliffe home. It notes Beth Tyler recovering from influenza, Nancy Lee Cranes birthday party with fish pond games, and wedding notices for Claudy Boskdon Toe and the Davis McKoin union in Atlanta. Also mentions Miss Ruby Morrison visiting grandparents in Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee Crane
Jesse Crane
Grant Street
Frank Ragin King
Mary Louise
Joel Spight Alexander
T. M. Jones, Jr
Christine Hamilton
George Bloodworth
Johnny
Marjory Hannigan
Bill Pappenberg
Mabel Green
Gil Crane
Marjory Worley
Sarah Lou
Frank Greenhill
Mary Frances Rauschenerg
Warner Sartor
J. Colvard, Jr
Shirley ‘Pride
New Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream Promises Skin Relief
Advertises MELLO GLO Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream from Thompson Drug Co and Albany Drug Co. Claims to melt into skin removing dirt and grime, benefits for dry or loose skin, sun burn, wind burn, and wrinkles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exmantel
Thompson Drug Co
Albany Drug Co
Personal notices show many summer plans and visits
Miss Mary Elizabeth George spends the summer with relatives. Miss Bessie Mary Cridér, Florence Normal faculty, guest of Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Poer. Miss Mable Poer heads to summer school at the University of Alabama. Mrs. Felton returns to Atlanta after a visit. Dr C Foote visits Bowling. Mrs. Moseley improves after surgery at the Benevolent hospital. Mrs. B F Martin and Miss Clarke to Seattle for the National Kiwanis convention, with trips to Yellowstone Park and Grand Canyon en route. Mr. and Mrs. Markstein return from Montgomery and Greenville. James Singleton enters Bowling Green Business University for nine months. Several attend Sacred Heart Academy commencement in Cullman. Miss Kate Frazier to spend summer with her parents after teaching in Ensley. Mrs. Tidgway returns from a week in Birmingham. Mrs. Adamy of Birmingham visits her mother ill here. Mr. and Mrs. Wyker off for Pawnee City and Excelsior Springs. Mr. Nix ill in Montgomery. daughter Mrs Paul Dix at his bedside, with Mrs. Aycock. Upcoming Canal Street Book Club meeting. Mrs. Edwards of Los Angeles visiting J. G. Hodges. Sydney Cline and Miss Knott arrive as house guests for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Daniell. Miss Mary Moore of Columbus expected soon. Miss Ellen Hildreth returns from Randolph-Macon College for vacation. plans summer school. J. O. Camp at Fifth Avenue West residence. Thurman McKoin returns to Woodlawn after two weeks with his mother. Little Miss Ann Tyler visiting Huntsville. Miss Ethel Harrison at Bowling Green summer college. James Godfrey leaves for Columbia, Tenn.
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at First Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will meet Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the church with Mrs. Troy Baker conducting the lesson. The regular program for the day will be rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Troy Baker
Helpful Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A seventeen year old girl asks about a two year relationship and a breakup with a seemingly changed partner. The adviser counsels keeping the friendship without commitment and reassessing feelings as both are young and may still mature. The exchange emphasizes caution and self focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Whitby
Ray
Athens College Insures President for $50 000
Mrs Mary McCoy president of Athens College for Women receives a $50 000 life insurance policy. Trustees arranged the policy to bolster the school's endowment as Alabama colleges face Association of Southern Colleges requirements. Premiums are to be paid by women's groups and churches, with the payout added to the college endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens College
South
Mary Moore McCoy
Colleges
Alabama
Association of Southern Colleges
Cration
Southern
Colle
Birmingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodmen Circle
Amma Woodard
Austinville
James Ratliffe
Beth Tyler
R. T. Tyler
E. D. Bailey, Jr
East Vine Street
Dorothy Perkins
A. C. Bailey
Sam Stephenson
Pati Thomas
B. Garner
Louise Adi Giles
Birming
Bethany Fields
Claudy
F. W. Bethany
William D. Barnes
Points North
Mrs. Bethany
Decatur
Davis-Mckoin
W. G. McKoin
Bessie Irene
Homer Edward Davis
Atlanta
Mrs. Davis
Miss McKain
Ruby Morrison
Mount Hope
Mrs. S. W. Ferguson
Trinity
Rainey’s
Beauty Shop
Second Ave
Princess Ngw
Comedy Orchestra
Happy Cope
Banjo King
Musicland
Old
John D. Wyker & Son
Iene
BF. Ge
Iswimming
Malone Pool
Mary C. Mahan
Boston
Blue Hills
Mass
John Tartar
Tartar
Mary Elizabeth George
Asa Bi Gor
Bessie Mary Cridér
Florence Normal
Margaret and
Elizabeth Poer
Mable Poer
The
University of Alabama
Felton
Milton Andrews
C. Foote
Bowling
William Moseley, Sr
the Benevolent Hospital
B .F. Martin
Miss Clarke
Seattle
Wash
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
West
W. B. Markstein
Montgomery
Greenville
Ala
James Singleton
Bowling Green Business University
Bowling Green, Ky
J. W. Featherstone
J. W. Frahn
J. M. Brown
Katherine Babbler
C. O. Foote
Cullman
Sacred Heart Academy
Kate Frazier
Ensley
A. L. Frazier
W. W. Tidgway
Howe
Willian W. Adamy
Héef Théther
Anna’ Goodyian
John D. Wyker
Mr. Nix
Mrs
Paul Dix
Hubert “Aycock
Fred Sheats
Lether Smith
Points
Tennessee
Canal Street Bock Club
F. 8. Hunt
C. B. Edwards
Los Angeles
Cal
J. G. Hodges
11Th Avenue West
Sydney Cline
Ellen Hildreth
Randolph- Macon College
Harold Hildreth
Hildreth
J. O. Camp
Fifth Avenue West
Thurman McKoin
Woodlawn
Miss Ann Tyler
Huntsville
Ethel Harrison
Business College
James Godfrey
Columbia, Tenn
Woman’s College
Icash Department Store
Georgette Voile
Madras
Scotch Madras
Regula
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