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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

4

The Vicar and the Hot Water Bottle

A Victorian tale recounts Reverend Addison J. Wheeler of Thuralay England dying in sanctity and leaving a last wish to bury with him a hot water bottle. The piece muses on what personal item we would want saved for posterity as life ends and prompts readers to reflect on what truly matters beyond possessions.

Addison J. Wheeler Thuralay England

Society Dinner For Bridal Party In Huntsville

A formal four course dinner at the Hotel Russell Erskine in Huntsville Alabama honored Miss Suzanne Jones and Mr Barrett C Shelton on the eve of their June seventh wedding. Guests included members of the bridal party and out of town relatives among the spacious blue organdie attire of the bride and corsage of sweet peas.

Suzanne Jones Barrett C. Shelton Messrs Jackson Calvin Norman Harris Skeges Crawford T. A. Bowles Georgia Miller Miss Jones Eliza Lee Miller Emmie Frances Polbhill Carolyn Fussell Mary Battle Hendrix Duane M. Carr Boston Mass Margaret Lanier Huntsville Ellen Kelley Greensboro N. C Ann Zeitler Mooresville Mary Elizabeth Murray Memphis Tenn Charles Kortrecht A. A. Jones

Wedding Unit Unites Stage Stars in Nashville

The article lists several locals attending colleges and events. Miss Helen Turner and Miss Mat tie Masterson head to Blue Ridge North Carolina to represent Woman's College at the YWCA gathering for two weeks. Others mention travels home and visits across Tennessee and nearby states.

Helen Turner Mattie Masterson Blue Ridge N. C Woman's College

The Carrot Metaphor On Marriage In Modern Life

Coningsby Dawson notes love as a carrot luring men from fields to stables. Helen Rowland argues bachelor life in California offers endless romance, but warns of the morning-after headache and loneliness of marriage, despite social pressure to wed.

Coningsby Dawson California Florida Yza King Features Syndicate, Inc

M. A. Chapter 303 to Meet Friday Evening

M. A. Chapter No. 303 O. E. 5. will convene Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall in Austinville. All members are urged to attend.

M. A Masonic Hall Austinville

Personal notes from town visitors and students

Harry Stinson arrived Friday from Nashville where he studied at Peabody College to spend the summer with his parents in Memphis. Mrs. Duane Mills Carr of Boston visits her Neill family. Several local youths and families are noted visiting relatives, recovering from illness, or anticipating trips to Atlanta and Georgia.

Elizabeth Ann Hutson Bob Jones College Florida Mrs Melvin Hutson Harry Stinson Nashville Peabody College O. W. Stinson Duane Mills Carr Boston, Mass Louis A. Neill S. E. Patterson Atlanta Harriett Jane Irwin Zoe Irwin The Conservatory of Music Cincinnati Ohio Ward-Belmont College

Assembly report from Cincinnati outlines church union aims

Rev E N Hart reports that the Presbyterian General Assembly approved steps toward organic union with the United Presbyterian and Dutch Reformed churches. It endorsed Hoover’s call for law observance and disarmament, upheld temperance, and advanced church education and women elders. The Marriage Commission will continue to study reform through 1931.

E. N. Hart Westminster ‘Presbyterian Church Decatur Presbyterian General Assembly Hoover Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Assembly Special Commission

Dainty summer frock and bloomer pattern for girls

Cool and comfy dress for small girls features a cape collar and white hem with a print body. Pattern 1923 shows options in dimity lawn batiste pique organdy or voile with sizes 2 4 6 and 8 and simple yardage and step by step instructions.

Collect Fifteen Cents For Pattern Order

A notice requests payment of fifteen cents per pattern via coins, with buyers asked to include their full name address, style number and size requested. The brief emphasizes careful wrapping and clear mailing details to process the order.

Pattern Sale Ad From The New Spring and Summer Styles

Our pattern book offers Fifteen Cent patterns but ten cents when ordered via mail. Address all mail orders to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department at 243 West 17th St New York City.

Decatur Daily Pattern Department West 17Th St New York City

Assembly Moves to Renew Pentecostal Mission

The assembly elected Dr. Hugh Thomson Kerr of Pittsburgh as moderator while not electing Dr. Henry Buck Master. Kerr chairs the Christian Education committee with Rev. E. N. Hart joining. The group lauded Master’s decade as general secretary of pensions and pledged renewed Christian service for 2,000,000 members. Classified ads note varied needs.

Henry Buck Master Philadelphia Hugh Thomson Kerr Pittsburgh Christian Education Kerr Board of E. N. Hart Assembly Master Board of Pensions

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C. H. Eyster Julian Bibb Lynne Henry Zeitler Miller Riverside High School Central Methodist Missionary Society Community Welfare Board D. D. McGehee Lucy Bell Westside Center J. W. Clapton Pointer Harlowe Miss Bell Federated Missionary Society Bell Decatur Ice and Coal Co Sewell H. C. McRee Health Department W. H. Ritter J. B. Harlowe H. S. Roberts Baugh’s W. P. Baugh Raymond Hodges W. G Pappenberg Robert Gray Chester Sartor Geneva Owens Miss Evans Baugh Dr. Baugh Ethel Harrison Agnes Elliott Oxydol Chuck Frigidaire Second Ave Oxfords White and Deauville J. S Johnnny Caddell University of Alabama Polly Rowe Pulaski, Tenn G. F. Day Como, Texas W. H. Day City Ella MaeNeill Falkville Mrs. C. D. Patterson John Hamilton W. N. Cowden Frances Fanny Godfrey Florence A. L. Handley Misses Thorn Theda Mae Montgomery Masonic Home Joy Flautt Jewell Holland Mildred Nicholson Anne Sue Landers Julia Levin Monteballo Assembly of Leaguers Central Methodist Church Billl Day Columbus, Miss Associated Press Barbara Newberry Eddie Foy, Jr New York Hollywood Talking Pictures Helen Rouwland Helen Rowland W. E. Lynn Baugh’'s Infirmary R. L. Hopkins Albert Houser W. G. Papenberg Muscle Shoals Mary Vernon Nell Beach Dix Margaret Howell Mrs. C. N. Howell Sixth Avenue Donald Nelson Elizabeth Malone 5. H. Malone Princess Richard Worth Fortune’s America Arantz Drug Store Lois Wilson Rita LA Roy Dix Anne Adams Dixie Market Black Hawk K. C
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