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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
5
Mrs Clifton Penney entertained her Sunday school class and friends for Geneva Penny’s eleventh birthday at West Moulton street. Guests swam at Malone Park then returned for games, yellow and green decor, a cake with eleven candles, and gifts.
Mr Anders presents the Marcel Wave and the Permanent Swirl with guaranteed work. The latest wave trends are being worn in major cities including Los Angeles New York and St Louis. Appointment suggested at 911 Rainey’s Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 522 Becond Ave.
Mrs R F Simrell returns from Birmingham and enters Frances Simrell at Birmingham Southern College for summer term. Clyde and Edith Loosier visit grandparents in Moulton Morris. Elizabeth Thaxton of Ashland City Tenn. visits Lacey Springs. Misses Birdie Boetler and Lillie Couch return from Jasper. Families travel to Russellville and Columbus. Mrs Dan Hogan visits Deatsville. Maude Mitchell returns from Dallas after high school graduation. Dr Livingston C Mays, Anti-Saloon League, visits en route to Birmingham. Jewel Trolinger of Tennessee visits Birmingham. Mrs John Lee Robinson visits from Memphis. Various guests and relatives visit Hartselle and Chattanooga. Mrs Zem Sanders of Lakeland arrives next week for extended visit. A Comic Sheet Wedding playlet to be staged in Hartselle.
Advance fall tips predict longer skirts and fuller waists with chic muffs to match autumn outfits. Softer fur trims and broad tail coats with under jackets lead winter wear, while velvet, angora liners, and nutria or beaver sleeves create innovative ensembles. Metal belts and cuffs add glint as gray beige daywear and black for afternoons define the palette.
Left over creamed cauliflower is used to make a cheese cauliflower dish. The method uses the yolk of one egg beaten with the cauliflower and the beaten egg white folded in, then cooked. Light local social notes follow about visits and summer plans from Mrs. Tidwell and families, with several students returning from Vanderbilt and heading to summer school.
Mrs J E Nolan of Wilsonville Alabama reports dramatic results from Sorbol Quadruple a half bottle cured her goitre relieved breathing dizziness and headaches and avoided surgery further information from Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio drug stores everywhere locally at Dillehay Bros
Vego is advertised as a diuretic stomachic and tonic that cleanses blood improves digestion and strengthens nerves. The copy urges customers to visit local druggists and Thompson's Drug Store Albany Drug Co promising money back satisfaction with Vega bottles sold through local representatives.
A fragment describes arranging a layer of and a layer panel in a Swiss style, filling with an aromatic mixture, then dusting with bread crumbs and baking for twenty five minutes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or places or dates.
Paris reports show new frocks copying military style inspired by Shanghai. Designers use large detachable cuffs like life guard gauntlets and long sleeve shapes resembling officer uniforms. A navy chiffon dress features pink detachable cuffs, a pink helmet hat, a pink Peter Pan collar, and a pink hem to feminize the look.
Move's Beauty Parlor in Albany advertises Eugene Permanent Waving service claiming over three years of local experience as a safeguard for customers. The short notice lists a phone contact 6-30 and location Albany.
An advertisement touts S.S.8 as a long proven vegetable tonic for rheumatism. It cites Earl C. Kell of Jackson City Tennessee praising its relief after years of pain and a Hot Springs visit. The copy urges readers to buy S.S.8 at local drug stores in two sizes.
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