Social News Notes From Decatur With Many Visits
The social column planner asks readers to telephone reports to New Decatur 172 or 46 while editor Mrs Shel ton is away. Chautauqua guests include Mr and Mrs J F Clark of Falkville and Mrs D F Adams home from Huntsville. Mrs Sarah Grady and Mr Tom Coffee wed at the courthouse and drove to Moulton. multiple visits from Leighton Trinity and Birmingham residents. T P A convention reports from Lafayette Ind feature Miss Margery Raney of Athens.
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New Decatur
W. A. Curry
Shel
Sarah
Grady
Tom Coffee
Court House
Davis
Mr. Coffee
Moulton
Raney
Decaturs
Lafayette
Ind
Daily Courier
Margery Raney
Athens
Ala
E. L. Raney
Alabama
Athens College
Fowler Hotel
van Dyke
Miss Raney
Personal notes from Decatur visitors and locals
J. J. Stovall of Nashville Woodenware Co arrives in Decatur to stay in North Alabama with EB L Raney. Jackson Edwards returns home from Auburn after four years studying electrical engineering. J. H. Henderson rehabbing from ice factory injury. Lewis Speake of Charlotte visits his mother Mrs. D. W. Speake. R. L. MeJilton leaves for St Louis to visit relatives and attend the Democratic convention.
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J. J. Stovall
Nashville Woodenware Co
Decaturs
North Alabama
EB. L. Raney
Jackson Edwards
Auburn
Lewis Speake
Charlotte, N. C
D. W. Speake
Decatur
MeJilton
St. Louis
Tammany Special Arrives In City By Tortuous Route
The Tammany special train, a Pennsylvania New York Central and Erie route, brought half the crowd to St Louis this afternoon. The urban hub greets the Democratic convention caravan with pomp as the party figures head toward the expected gathering.
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International News Service
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Erie
Family Avoids Serious Sickness With Black-Draught
Mrs. J B Whittaker reports long relief from sick headaches and stomach trouble after using Thedford's Black-Draught. She says it helped her family for years and is a preferred remedy kept on hand for her children. The item promotes the medicine and notes its low cost and local availability.
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J. B. Whittaker
Thedford
Mrs. Mollie Stringer Dies at Daughter's Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie Stringer were held late this afternoon in Hartselle after she died yesterday at her daughter Mrs. J. D. Livingstone's home 201 West Market Street. The deceased, described as an estimable Christian woman, was conveyed on the 3 o'clock train for burial.
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Mollie Stringer
J. D. Livingstone
West Market Street
Hartselle
Stringer
Widow Survived by Eight Children in Obituary Note
The obituary notes she was survived by eight children with her husband having preceded her in death, marking a family loss reported in the notice.
President Reviews West Point Cadets
President and Mrs. Wilson arrived at West Point aboard the Mayflower amid a 21 gun salute to attend the academy's graduation exercises. Col. Harts and two Secret Service men accompanied the president who was driven to review the cadets from shore.
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West Point
N. Y
Wilson
Mayflower
Military Academy
Col. Harts
Secret Service
New York
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