Bride-To-Be Frances Prater Honored At Tea Shower
Frances Prater bride to be of Paul Wright was feted at aSaturday evening tea shower at Lelia Cantwell Seton Hall hosted by Mrs. W J Browning Miss Frances Pettey and Mrs. James H Layton The Hall featured floral displays and a lace table cloth centerpiece The honoree wore a pink dress with white carnation corsage Gifts were displayed in the reception room Proper thanks were extended by the hostess party members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Prater
Paul Wright
Lelia
W. W. Wright
Helen Johnson
Pat Wright
Central Methodist W
Ax 2
Bailey
John Nelson
Raymond Britain
A. M. Richards
Decatur
Birmingham
Mrs. Brown
Arnold Brown
New York City
James H. Johnson
J. T. Jones
J. W. Darrah
Mrs. Jones
Ferry Street
Modest Maidens and Church Groups Schedule Socials
Reports describe the Modest Maidens changing circle meeting times and hosting a garden party by Mrs. Frank Stone. Various Wesleyan Service Guild and First Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary circles meet with devotional readings mission studies and social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
S. H. Wilds
Circle One
H. D. Barnum
T. M. Guyton
Wilds
R. L. Smith
C. B. Bartee
F. S. Hunt Sr
J. H. Tolley
Business Women's
Personal notices from readers across the South and beyond
Local society column lists numerous travels and visits from Mr. and Mrs. Lee Damsky in New York City to Birmingham Mississippi relatives, and trips by Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Roan to Denver. It notes veterans Captain Edgar Hansell and several residents preparing for trips to Auburn, Atlanta, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Damsky
New York City
A. M. Roan
Civitan National Convention
Denver
Col
Detroit
Mich
Frank Stone
Lewis C. Brown
Florida
Birmingham
Carol Stone
Dorothy Dix on Parents and Children as Friends
The essay argues that while parents and children often love and respect each other, genuine comradeship is rare. It suggests parents fail to listen and converse as equals, missing chances to prevent suffering and delinquency by treating children as friends from childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
John
Johnny
Revival In Tent On Seventh Avenue Sponsored by Church
The Church of The Nazarene sponsors a revival under way in a tent on Seventh Avenue West half a block south of Moulton Street. Elmer E. Michael of Jasper Alabama leads the campaign with the Bumper Twins of Jackson Alabama directing the music. Services are nightly at 7:45 through June 30 with a cordial invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazerene
Seventh Avenue West
Moulton Street
Elmer E. Michael
Jasper
Ala
Bumper Twins
Jackson
Mothers and Daughters Should Share Every Secret
The passage argues that mothers and daughters must be close confidants to navigate a world full of wolves. It warns against girls seeking advice from strangers and urges parental friendship with children to prevent reckless behavior and early marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Mother
Alabama Milk Price Increase Authorized By Regulators
State dairy producers and suppliers may raise fluid milk prices by one cent per quart effective June 7 due to higher feed and labor costs. The hike covers all fluid milk products with half cent increases for flavored drinks and buttermilk, varying by locality. Morgan County residents now pay 17 cents per quart, and buttermilk rises to 11 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Sam J. Watkins
OPA
Morgan County
Local Food Prices Include Butterfat Content Hike
Reading from a fragment, prices show a 1 cent increase per half pint container and a minimum 16 percent butterfat content for fluid cream. The note cites small adjustments in dairy product pricing.
No More Daily Laxative with Kellogg’s All Bran
A reader from Abbeville Louisiana testifies that daily laxatives are no longer needed after starting Kellogg’s All Bran. An 10 day trial with one ounce daily and ample water is claimed to relieve constipation without purgative effects, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
F. G. MacDanel
Box 370
Abbeville
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
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Society
Modest Maidens
U. S
Patent Office
A. Z. Bailey
Davenport
Marvin. Eubanks
Wesleyan Service Guild
Central Methodist Church
Ruth Briscoe
G. M Davenport
H. W. Head
Lester Branum
Jack Doss
Mary Louise Garrett
G. C. Kirkpatrick
Louise Kirkpatrick
Points
Mississippi
Ray Boyd
Tulsa
Okla
S. M. Thompson
A. A. Jones
Mimi
Neal Speake Jr
Janye Martin
Sheffield
al Jones
Tuscaloosa
University
Henrietta Almon
Chattanooga, Tenn
Edgar Hansell
U. S. Army
Germany
France
States
J. B. Schimmel
Ray Croninger
Anniston
Joe Sneed
Alexander City, Ala
Mrs.c. H. Chunn
Mrs. M. Waddell
Florence
Mrs
D. W. Speake
Johnston Street
Horace Kelley
Ruth Ellen
Memphis, Tenn
Miss Kelley
Carl Harris
Barbara Ann
Rufus Odom
F. D. Berryhill
Ben Rowe
Horace Dryden
Lynn Lumsden
Auburn
Patsy Patterson
Shirley Kilpatrick
Ed Berry
McLester’s
Mrs. Berry
Earl Kelley
C. T. Rogers
Dan Mary Emaline
Tupelo
Miss
Maxie Lesser
S. E. Patterson
Mrs. L. ‘Lesser
Atlanta
Moroline
Uairy
Pernousua Boe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stock Robinson Furniture CO
Bank St
Second Ave
Madam Julia
Pullman Trailer
U. S. Hwy. 31
Deer Spring Station
Patton
Maugam
Dugger’s Book Store
Johnston
Hallmark
City Park
Murray-Lee Hardware CO
E. Moulton St
Oes
Jagua
Glidden Paints
Beauty
Beauty & Bath Salon
Turkish and Mineral Baths
Moulton
2Nd Ave
Dorothy DIX
Gell Syndicate
Tne
Dorothy OM
Goidel’s
7Th Avenue
Decatur Cleaners
Johnston St
Moye
For
Home Service
A. C. Mann
George Smith
May Prosser
Rachel Long
Mae Luker Cole
Daniel’s Beauty Shop
W. M. Chenault Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Masonic
Oxfords
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