Social and Personal Bridge Parties Highlight Spring
Mrs. Early Phinizy hosted the final spring Social and Personal afternoon with bridge prizes won by Mrs. A. E. Humphrey and a second trophy for Mrs. W. B. Markstein. Mrs. H. D. Burnum entertained house guests with a flower-filled party on Ferry Street where Mrs. James Stewart led with the top score and Miss Clara Berry Hunt won consolation. A later note lists guests and attendees, including Florence visitors Miss Alice Brown and Miss Dorothy Dabney, with selections of summer costumes and a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Berry Hunt
Barnum
W. W. Fussell
T. G. Morrow
Jemima McCalla
Alice Brown
Dorothy Dabney
Florence
Carolyn Fuss
W. E. Shackelford
T. M. Jones, Jr
Eleanor Harrison
John McGehee
S. E. Patterson
A. C. Bailey
W. G. Ward, Jr
Birming
Katie Marvin Thompson
Miss Less Adams
Shelbyville
Tenn
Sara Marbury
Ala
Byrd
Misses Less Adams
Mercedes Thompson
Hanceville
Jeanne Greenhill
Cecil Aycock
Billy Money
Eloise Spurlock
Mary
Ethel Lee
Fannie Dee Simmons
Pearl
Mr. Wade to Visit Relatives in town this Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wade of Montgomery will arrive Saturday to visit his sister Mrs. W. H. Turner and other relatives. Wade, born and raised here, is now master mechanic at the M. and O. railroad shops and has many local friends eager to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wade
Montgomery
W. H. Turner
Mr. Wade
Thought and Poetry by Boyd
Poem reflects a laboring figure enduring heat to sow seeds for future harvest. Dawn to dusk images contrast with twilight and fading light. The verse notes fairies and sprites in a quiet, nocturnal mood, attributed to Boyd.
Central Baptist T E L Class Met With Mrs Chenault
The Central Baptist church T. E. L. class met on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. M. Chenault on Grant Street. Mrs. Worthington opened with devotions, Mrs. Martin led in prayer, and Miss Alice Chenault provided musical selections. After business, a social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
W. M. Chenault
Grant
C. A. Worthington
Martin
Alice Chenault
Personal notes highlight summer travel and visits
Local society column lists Mr and Mrs A L Jolly heading to Nashville for a few days, Madelyn McKnight visiting Birmingham, Gus Murphy in Birmingham, Mrs Roy Horton to summer with the Edmundsons, Horton tending ill relative in St Louis, Frank Thompson returning from Corinth, and numerous households planning summer moves and visits in Florence and nearby towns.
Weekend guests and homecoming near in Georgia
Mrs. Lee Garrett of Columbus is expected to return home soon. Mrs. Smith of Atlanta and her daughters Mrs. Gray of Birmingham and Mrs. Stewart of Miami were weekend guests of Mrs. O. L. Westen in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Garrett
Columbus, Ga
Springfield Woman Leaves After Visit
Miss Rubye Pitts of Springfield Tennessee will depart for home Thursday after visiting Miss Myrtle Martin the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubye Pitts
Springfield, Tenn
Myrtle Martin
Tonsil removal ends in Thompson Drug official’s recovery
Wilburn Moore of Thompson Drug underwent surgery yesterday to remove his tonsils and is recovering today. He is a key figure at the local firm and his operation was reported as successful with stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn Moore
Thompson Drug Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Early Phinizy
A. E. Humphrey
W. B. Markstein
Ham
Joe Woods
Jane Knight
Bailey
E. D. Bailey, Jr
Charles Wiggins
Jackson Street
E. A. Albes
Jno. D. Wyker
Washington
Canal Street
Albes
Wyker
Fred Hunt
William Wyker
Elizabeth Speake
Bernice Calvin
Fannie Wallace
Fred F. Tidwell
Margaret C. Shelton
Mary D. Simpson
James Chrissinger
A. J. Harris
James A. Nelson
Henry A. Skeggs
Stella Albes
Alles
South America
W. B. Edmundson
J. R. Smiley
Mentone
J. R. Carpenter
Sixth Avenue, North
E. L. Morrow
Ruth Lee
Mrs. .Pected
F. M. Sittason
Harriett Jane
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Sittason
George Huff
Elizabeth Keen
Providence
T. A. Caddell
Wheeler Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Birmingham
Louise Ray
Corinth
Mary Battle Hendrix
Forrest L. Woods
Houston, Texas
L. P. Roger
Fred Hunt, Jr
Marion, Ala
Hardy T. G. Morrow
Felix Horn
Laverne
J. Y. Hamil
Daphne
Venus Keley
Sheffield
Mrs
A. H. Kelley
Miss Marbury
Nancy Thompson
Dan Campbell Weatherly
Kathrene Wilson
Less Adams
Messrs
Truitt Mitchell
Henry Seiberts
Odessa Kelley
Lynchburg, Va
Margaret Pryor
Louise Hummel
Huntsville
Athens College
Dora’ Turner
Boyd
Decatur
Chattanooga
Southern Railway
Deca
Merchants Credit
Guy Cor
Albany Grain & Coal CO
A. L. Jolly
Nashville, Tenn
Gus Murphy
Roy Horton
Frank Thompson
Miss
McDonald
New York City
Frank McDonald
Annapolis
O. Kyle
J. N. Gibson
Memphis
W. E. Hefner
Edward
Evelyn
Johnny Caddell
University of Alabama
James Ferrell
Thompson's Drug Store
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pittsburgh
Lydia E. Pinknam
Ella Ricrards
Eivaaun St
N.S
KG Pawan
Princess
the Younger
Jean Hersholt
Ricardo Cortez
Lina Basquette
Spitalny
Movietone
Gay Caballero
Dolores del Rio
MTS
Cain, Walcott
Tennessee
A. C. Aldridge
Echols Gin
Jim Pettey
Matlock’s Cash Stores
Speake, Warren & Ratliff’s
Manhattan
Speake
Warren and
Ratliff
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