Widespread Society Weddings and Bridal Events
A series of society notices details Hazel Violet Murphree and Joseph Elliott marriage in Double Springs on May 2 1938 with nursing and highway work noted for the couple. Other items include the Carter Lindsey wedding in suburban Central Park, Miss Helen Pischer and Lorenzo Dow Patterson to wed, a shower for Mrs Joe C Clark, luncheons for brides, and club meetings and teas honoring brides and brides elect.
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F. M. Murphree
Hazel Violet
Russellville
Ala
Joseph &. Elliott
Scottsboro
Double Springs
Mls
Elliott
Franklin County
State Highway Engineering Department
Carter-Lindsey
Dorothy Lou Lindsey
Birmingham
Parl Norman Carter
Surburban Central Park
Myrtle Lee Lindsey
Pride
Hooks
Ward Shaw
Harry L. Carter
Ridgely
Tenn
Thad Braden
Louie Ellison
Bob Jacobs
Ruth Moore
Braden
Fast Gordon Drive
Jacob
Personal notices cover social visits and travel plans
Local notices list guests and traveling plans among families. Miss Hutson visits Sheffield while Mrs Blackwell attends a tea in Athens. Many family members plan summers in Alabama, Alabama College, Mississippi and beyond, with a mix of illnesses, conferences, and trips to Birmingham, New York, Miami, and Talladega.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle grid and clues list across and down terms from a 1938 King Features syndicated crossword with entries for various clues including legal and common words. The scrambled formatting shows numbered across and down hints such as a female solicitor and a sphere myth and more, with scattered partial words and abbreviations.
Death of Mrs Lula Suggs in Valhermoso
Mrs Lula Suggs aged 57 died Thursday afternoon at her home in Valhermoso. Survived by two daughters Mrs Jesse Knight and Miss Leona Suggs and four sons Maurice Andrew Henry and Ed Suggs. Funeral services held at Valhermoso this morning at 11 conducted by Rev Simon Garrison with interment at Valhermoso Peck directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Suggs
Valhermose
Jesse Knight
Leona Suggs
Maurice
Andrew
Henry
Ed Suggs
Valhermoso
Simon Garrison
Peck
Army recruitment opens many vacancies in Decatur posting
Sergeant Charles F. Stevens announces newly allotted vacancies across local and foreign service. Openings cover nearly all branches with choices of location. Available postings include Hawaii Janda Panama Canal Zone and Fort Benning Georgia. Eligible white males 18 to 36 without dependents who can read and write and are of good character are urged to apply at the Decatur recruiting office or by letter for permanent employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Stevens
U. S. Army
Decatur
Panama Canal Zone
Fort Benning
Columbus
Georgia
Aingie
U. 8 Army Recruiting Station
Laymen's Day 18 Observed at First Methodist Church
Laymen's Day will be observed Sunday morning at the First Methodist Church with James J. Johnson as lay leader. Dr. Le D. Patterson is invited to deliver the address. Rev. Jack Chitwood will lead the vespers and every member of the intermediate department is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
James J. Johnson
le D. Patterson
Jack Chitwood
Street Methodist Church
Huntsville
Assembly Sessions to Begin June 20 at Athens College
The intermediate assembly will be held at Athens college from June 20 to 24. Mrs. L. D. Patterson will be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens College
L. D. Patterson
Sunday closing urged in Dothan grocers case
Two local grocers asked the Dothan city commission to enact a Sunday closing ordinance to curb suburban competition. The merchants urged obtaining petitions to support the measure and to allow Sunday openings only after public approval.
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Dothan
Ala
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East Moulton Street
Joe C. Clark
Ira Burks
Dorothy Copeland
Falkville
Brownie Copeland
Lemma Edmondson
Blois Copeland
Mary Lynne Rowe
F. M. Copeland
Toppy Robinson
Edwards
M. BE
Clifford Roberts
Pickwick, Tenn
Evelyn Hefner
Emily Neville
Sarah Bloodworth
Cornelian Court Hotel
Miss Neville
L. G. Connell
Jean Humphrey
Milton Yarbrough
Mis
Frank Richardson, Jr
Mooresville
Helen Rauschenberg
Kitty Ivy
Bloodworth
Fasyace Club
H. H. May
Herman Jernigan
Troy
Harry Carpenter
Sara Jeffries
Ninth Street Methodist Sunday School
Dalton Smith
Sixth Avenue South
Goidel’s Store
Thrius
Victor Fleming
Bill
Jones
Jed Prouty
Shirley Deane
Spring Byington
Russell Gleason
Kenneth Howell
Dixie Dunbar
LAW
Tombstone
Ara
Purina
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Ary Fischer
Mary Hutson
Sheffield
O. M. Blackwell
Athens
G. W. Harbin
Patrick
Fayetteville, Tenn
Louise Argend
Ruby Best
Anderson, Ind
J. R. Hunter
Montevallo
Sive Education School
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic City
Bryn Mawr
N. J
Emma Hunter
Anna Nabors
Boothton, Ala
Elizabeth Neville
J. M. Minor
Anne Minor George
Julian Schwarz
Carolyn
Albany
New York City
R. T. Liston
Southwestern University
Memphis
Line Street
Jean Liston
Sarah Coleman
Frances
Nancy Kate Thornton
Presbyterian Young People’s Conference
Shocco Springs
Talladega
Jimmy Biddworth
Elizabeth Ann Humphrey
Blue Ridge
N. C
Rayburn Neville
Miami
Fla
Earle Calvin, Jr
Bill Thornton
H. L. Thornton
BE. D. Bailey, Jr
Trinity Mountain
BH. D. Bailey, Jr
Martha Porter
Miami Beach
Lester Smith
Florence
Valley Country Club
Sam Stephenson
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Sanders Cortner, Jr
Courtland
Nellie Clarke Roan
Constance Peerson
Martha Frances Kilgore
Helen Mae Brewer
Tuscumbia
Douglas Reed
Chattanooga, Tenn
Comer Ezell
W. B. Edmundson
Margaret Humphrey
The
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R. C. Harrington
Decatur, Tenn
M. L. Britain
Il City
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Murdock
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Wisconsin
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Carrie
England
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