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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1935

Page

5

Impressive Wedding at Central Baptist Church

The ceremony for Miss Grace Kaleene Day and Mr Earl Lanier Glenn at Central Baptist Church Saturday featured palms ferns and lilies. Relatives Edith Glenn and Evelyn Sellars performed songs with attendants named and the couple to reside on Johnston Street after a honeymoon in the Great Smokies.

Central Baptist Church Grace Kaleene Day Earl Lanier Glenn Seneca Burr Edith Glenn Birmingham B. L. Malone

Personal notices from Birmingham area residents

A collection of social notices lists Mr. and Mrs. Mack Brothers Jr and daughter moving to Nashville after July 1, visits by Mrs. O R Johnson of Louisville, several Birmingham area guests and visitors, Camp Winnataska engagements, travels to Nashville New Orleans and Montgomery, and local family health and convalescence updates.

Mack Brothers, Jr Will Nashville, Tenn, A O. R. Johnson Louisville, Ky Birmingham George Jackson Mrs Carlton King Little Daughter New Orleans, Lr D. C. Adams Ferrow Himes Camp Winnataska Ann Cooper Gill Leroy McEntire Leroy, Jr Annie Miller

Sheffield Man Held Up In Local Yard Robbery

City and county officers search for an uniden tified Negro who robbed J. D. Fowler of 85 cents his shirt and shoes and then forced him at pistol point into a box car in the L and N yards. Fowler described the assailant as about 52, five nine or ten inches tall, light complexion, 180 pounds, small mustache, long sideburns a conspicuous gold tooth and wearing a dark blue suit and light felt hat. The robber boarded a southbound freight after the crime and was not located in the Hartselle search.

Lrca J. D. Fowler Sheffield Fowler Hartselle

Mill contract given new London

Merritt Chapman and Scott Corp a New London Connecticut firm that maintains offi-

New London, Conn Merritt, Chapman and Scott Corp

Local Merchants Charged In Ferguson Slaying Case

The wrecked truck driver Ferguson was found dead in a ditch. Limestone County officials led by County Solicitor George Johnston Sheriff J E Wellden and Health Officer Dr W A Minsh investigated. Coroner James M Diment had resigned so no inquest was held. McBrides were detained and later bonded. Funeral rites were held at 2 PM at the home of B R Young with Rev T H Wilson. burial at City cemetery managed by Brown Funeral Co. Survivors include widow father E A Ferguson two sisters Mrs T B McLemore Miss Annie Lee Ferguson and two brothers Floyd and Selvin. Pallbearers named Malcolm and Jewel Smith William James Jr Roy Street Bob Gibson Curtis Campbell.

L. A. Day George 8. Johnston J. E. Wellden W. A. Minsh Limestone County James M. Dement B. R. Young Tenth Avenue West T. H. Wilson City Cemetery Brown Funeral Company E. A. Ferguson T. B. McLemore Chattanooga Annie Lee Ferguson Birmingham Floyd and Selvin Decatur Malcolm and Jewel Smith William James, Jr Roy Street Bob Gibson Curtis Campbell

Pulp Mill Contract Awarded for Savannah by Union Bag

Union Bag and Paper Corporation of New York awards a contract to build a 125 ton pulp and paper mill in Savannah Georgia. The project marks a major industrial investment in the city and signals expansion for the firm.

Billy McNeill North East New England Toledo Indianapolis Ind Niagara Falls New York City N. Y St. Joseph Mich Boston Mass Ces Union Bag and Paper Corporation of New York Savannah

Feen a mint gum laxative promises quick relief

Feen a mint is advertised as a tasty chewing gum laxative that ends discomfort and sluggish days. The copy claims it does not form a habit and needs no increasing dosage, with a full yet gentle action for all family members including children. Feen a mint is priced at 13 and 23 cents at druggists.

Beauty Lessons From Emma Hart to Modern Makeup

Historians cite Emma Hart Hamilton’s rise as proof that makeup and coiffure shape beauty. Gladys Gladdes discusses proven tricks to alter facial contours, recommending side parts, bangs, hair over the forehead, and strategic rouge to create fuller, youthful looks.

Gladys Glad America Emma Hart Lady Hamilton Lord Hamilton Charles Dudley

Colors Peggy and Bleach Louise Beauty Advice

Peggy favors a soft ochre powder shade with orange rouge and vivid lipstick. She should wear tan brown burnt orange dark reds gray and green. Louise recommends lemon juice and peroxide to bleach freckles and dark skin and cold cream after drying.

Peggy

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