Weekend House Party at Bertree Hosts Out‑of‑Town Guests
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Cortner entertained with a week end house party at Bertree from Friday to Monday. Guests of honor included Mrs. John Lee Robinson of Memphis Tennessee Mrs. Bert Ingram of Birmingham Mrs. C. A. Bowman of Eustis Florida Shelby Fletcher of Huntsville and Lewis Hardage visiting Camp Bailey Springs near Florence. Several local friends attended dinners and luncheons.
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R. G. Cortner
Bertree
John Lee Robinson
Memphis
Albany High School Class Reunion and Banquet
Twenty five Albany High School alumni plan a reunion Monday evening at 7:80. A banquet will be held at the Hotel Lyonis. Frances Mason hosted a girls card club event on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lyonis
Frances
Mason
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Pure Long Wear Shine Control
Women praise the new Mello-Glo French process powder for lasting coverage and a smooth, youthful complexion. The Albany and Thompson Ore Co. drugstores advertise the product as a superior cosmetic that hides shine and minimizes pores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Ores Co
Albany Drug Co
Bridge Eight Hosts Ladies at Canal Street Social
The Girls' Card Lab members with one substitute Miss Mary Charles Harvey were presented with two trophies and a refreshment plate served after noon. Mrs. Robin Thomes will entertain the Bridge Eight on Wednesday at her Canal Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ae
Mary Charles Harvey
Robin Thomes
Canal Street
Personal notices from Birmingham area relatives and visitors
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Matthews of Birmingham spent Sunday with J. T. Matthews and were joined by sisters Louise and Margaret Matthews. Stella Hayman returns from visit to Birmingham. Mrs. J. F. English, improved after an infirmary operation, will be brought home Tuesday. Mrs. J. R. Gray visiting in Lawrence County. Earl J. Steward and son Lee Aaron of Mattoon Ill. visit sister H. M. Priest. Priest, with brothers Earl and Glenn Steward, drive to Huntsville. Nannie B. Chandler hosts Grace Pass of Blountsville at a theatre party at the Princess. Guests include Grace Pass, Myrtle Stover, Clarice Lee, Bernice McClure, Lara Mae Graham, Rose Meadows, Louise Goode, Addie Goode, Norma Chandler and the hostess. Grace Pass returns to Blountsville. Mr. and Mrs. Bar Proctor visit relatives in Stevenson. Mrs. Charles A. Bowman of Eustis Fla. leaves for St. Louis and Keokuk after a week with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lawler of Gurley return home after a brief stay.
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J. F. English
Birmingham
ape _ Earl J. Steward
Lee Aaron
Mattoon, Ill
H. M. Priest
Nannie B. Chandler
Grace Pass
Blountsville
Alabama
Misses Grace Pass
Myrtle Stover
Hartselle
Clarice Lee
Bernice McClure
Lara Mae Graham
Rose Meadows
Louise’ Goode
Addie Goode
Norma Chandler
Charles A. Bowman
Eustis
Fla
Joe Russell
St. Louis
Keokuk
Iowa
Crisp Crescents Recipe Told In Paris Taste
Paris notes describe a method to revive stale croissants by soaking sliced croissants in sweetened vanilla milk then frying until brown. Serve hot dusted with powdered sugar for a delicious finish.
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Paris
Paris cooks propose new method to fix artichokes
Instructions for preparing artichokes for four people suggest using 12 tender hearts with outer and inner leaves removed before cooking. The method emphasizes trimming tough parts and preparing the center for consumption.
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Evelyn McDonald International
News Service
Paris
L.scard
Paris Fashion Traces Sleeveless Coats For Summer
Paris fashion notes show short sleeves and sleeveless coats as the season’s smartest wraps. Long gloves replace sleeves while a fur cuff and suede gloves appear with elbow length sleeves. Sleeveless coats pair with long dresses, while filmy beaded chiffon coats add dainty femininity to evening wear.
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Evelyn McDonald
Paris
Ritz
Molyneus
Mbire
Dubinsky Players Open Tonight at Tented Theatre
The Irwin Dubinsky Players present What a Woman will do a comedy with six vaudeville skits at the tented theatre corner Lee and Line streets. The program includes a feature act between the acts making for a varied evening of entertainment.
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Irwin Dubinsky Players
Corner Lee
Line Streets
Artichokes Sautéed in Oil and Water Method
The recipe instructs layering artichoke leaves with onion oil and seasonings, frying, browning in oil and water, then serving hot with the remaining sauce oil poured over. It emphasizes a half pan of oil and cooking for about twenty minutes.
Creamed Asparagus Easy To Prepare Says Paris Correspondent
Creamed asparagus is easy to prepare and appreciated by everyone. Boil fresh tender asparagus in salt water for 45 minutes. Drain them. Make a butter sauce and add slowly a glass of milk and a glass of the cooking water. When thick, remove from heat and stir in a glass of fresh cream. Serve luke warm.
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Paris
First of Pullmans With American Names Has Plain Moniker
Richmond Cal John Smith earns a Pullman car name marking a new line with American names. The John Smith Pullman car departed Oakland for Chicago on the Overland limited and is linked to Pocahontas. Fifty five cars have been ordered in this series intended to honor American history.
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Pullmans
International
Richmond
Cal
John Smith
Oakland
Chicago
Pocahontas
Fine Spirit At Revival Meeting
The revival began at Westside Presbyterian church with strong spirit and good attendance. Horace M. Layman delivered two sermons and the Louisville and Nashville orchestra provided inspiring music. Services continue tonight at 7 30 with further music planned by the orchestra.
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Westside Presbyterian Church
Horace M. Layman
Louisville and Nashville Orchestra
Coles Phillips Dies in New York at 54
New York June 13 AP Coles Phillips famous for his magazine covers died today. He had long produced advertising paintings and developed a popular distinctive style featuring aristocratic bearing in many drawings of pretty girls.
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New York
Coles Phillips
Colonel Gunby Visits Mills Plant for Dance Event
Col Frank Gunby, a top-ranked engineer with Charles Main, arrives to inspect progress at the Mills company plant and attend a dance hosted by the Junior Chamber Commerce.
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Coloel Frank Gunby
Charles Main
No Meeting Of Directors Tonight
There will be no meeting of directors of the Junior Chamber of Commerce this evening due to today’s baseball game at noon and the Connecticut Mills dance tonight.
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Junior Chan of Commerce
Connecticut Mills
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Dance
Eugene
Ee Seas
MOVE
Princess
Mae Allen
Aviation
Iera
J. H. Matthews
J.T. Matthews
Louise
Margaret Matthews
Stella Hayman
Otto Branum
J. R. Gray
Lawrence County
Nannie B
Ala
Bar. Proctor
Stevenson
J.D. Lawler
Gurley
Decatur
Paul Pim
Dan Cupid
Mr. and
Mrs
A. T. Hanson
Jack McSpadder
Jackson Calvin
Harris Broadus
S.5. Broadus
Columbia
Tenn
Mary Lacy Connor
Gertrude*Johnson
Ellis Lanier
Bess
Florence
Huntsville
Grady Keyes
Wetumpka, Ala
J. D. Jesse
Frank Lide
Leroy Moore
Mary Darnell
Joe Broadus
Washington and Lee University
W. J. Gagnett
New Smyrna
Fila
F. R. Beason
Motor
Frances Beason
Mrs. F._R. Beason
Etna Stegall
Mobile
Madeline Dix
Gertrude Johnson
C. B. Sanders
Mentone
Morgan County
Mabel Ann
Taplin Hanson
Mary
Vernon Dix
Jessie Mae Montgomery
Victor Heard
Clanton, Ala
O. Kyle
Joe Boetler
Mildred Chunn
Florence Normal
Ents
Co. H. Chunn
Fred Bloodworth, Jr
Atlanta, Ga
Emory University
D. Ross Hewton
Pasmania
Australia
America
Victoria
B. C
Canada
W. B. Edmundson
Wilder Place
L. H. West
Frances Nelson
W. H. Thompson
David Webb
T. A. Caddell
Wilma Jane Patterson
New$ Service
Queen OF the Aggies
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechani- College Elect
Ona Mae McAllister
The
Aggies
Dubinsky Players
Evelyn M’donald
International News Service
F. E. Beck
Pullman
Colonel Gunby
Dillehay Bros
E. M. McNeese
Dike Anders
Marcel
Rpg Barber Shop Beauty Parlor
Second Avenue
Mass
West Town
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