Engagement of Miss Binford and Lt. Adams in Athens
Society notes at Athens Alabama recount a June 15 wedding announcement for Miss Lucy Haywood Binford and Lieutenant Malcolm Adams USN. Pre nuptial parties include dinners bridge parties and cocktails with guests from Marlin Nashville and Huntsville. A large schedule of circles and class events follows in church and community calendars.
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Nancy Malone
Ann Lovelace
Miss Binford
Lucy Haywood Binford
Malcolm Adams
Annie Sanders
Bebe Sanders
Margaret Ross
le Ruth Glaze
Sadie Lawson
Binford
Harold Harlin
Virginia Earle Smith
Marlin
Texas
Elsa Worton
Nashville, Tenn
Price Wayn Hendricks
van Gilbert
Pete Estes
Clint Glaze
Jim Chambers
George Johnson
R. H. Walker
Roy Malone
Lieutenant Adams
Adams-Binford
Russell Erskine
Hunts
Pattern Model and Summer Catalog Pages
The notice advertises Anne Adams patterns including page details on pattern 2396 with sizes 34 to 44 and fabric needs for size 36, plus sewing instructions and pattern ordering for 15 cents. It also promotes the Summer Edition pattern book catalog for 15 cents, listing various clothing items and instructions, and provides ordering address in New York City. A social note covers an afternoon program on Sunday School Extension, with speakers and attendees, and mentions an evening party in Cincinnati with guests and games. A wedding announcement for Christine Hart and Coleman Lott states the marriage on June 10 and plans to be at home in Decatur.
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Anne Adams
Mrs. B. B. Hart
Christine
Coleman Lott
Rev. McKay
Mrs. Lott
Decatur
Personal notes and visits from local residents
Miss Florrien Lehman of Cincinnati Ohio plans a Wednesday departure for Montgomery after a three week visit with her niece Mrs W B Markstein. She will stop in Greenville Alabama and Pensacola Florida before returning home in September. Mrs H F Green and Miss Maria Green leave for Corinth Mississippi after visiting Dr and Mrs T G Morrow. Miss Willa Hay of Anniston visits Miss Edithussell this week. Mr and Mrs Harry Carpenter return from Lexington Kentucky where he had an operation now improved. Sim Howell and family of Hillsboro visit. Howell and sons depart today, Mrs Howell and Nancy stay several days. Ott Hames and son Ott Jr of Evansville Indiana visit after a week with Mrs C M Dale. Genevieve Warren of Birmingham arrives as house guest of Mrs Raymond Hodges. Elizabeth Perry of Birmingham and Betty McMillan of Bay Minette arrive to visit Mrs E W McLeod. Miss Morrow of Gadsden visits her sister Mrs M B Edwards on Sherman Street. George Carnell, formerly of Meridian Mississippi, plans to make his future home here. Little Virginia Dale returns to Ardmore. Miss Inez Markham of Fayetteville Tennessee visits son A B Markham and Mrs Markham. Alda Markham vacationing in Miami Florida.
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Pointer
Mabel Pointer
Gadsherf
Marjorie Fussell
Harriett
Jane Irwin
Misses Pointer
Mary Earle
Willa Hay
Anniston
Ethel Harrison
Mary Broadus
Mary Jory Pussell
Ann Tillery
Hilda Carpenter
Sue Beech Garren
Ida Bell Price
Mary Heard
Dolly Greer
Jacklyn Smiley
Edith Fussell
Jane Crawford
Elkins Himes
Ann Zeitler
Mooresville
Wallace Jeffrey
Harvey Pride
Billy Wyker
Gene Graves
William
Florrien Lehman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Montgomery
W. B. Markstein
Sim Howell
Hillsboro
Mr. Howell
Mrs. Howell
Nancy
Oil regulation bill drama ends without rider passage
The oil industry pressed a government regulation bill as Roosevelt delayed. Ickes urged inclusion, but chairman Doughton resisted and the House passed the recovery act without an oil rider. Roosevelt sought talks, while oil men hoped for action that never came.
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Roosevelt
Ickes
Speaker Rainey
Garner
House Ways and Means Committee
Bob” Doughton
Doughton
North Carolina
House
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Visits Florence by Dr L G Sturdivant on church mis
Dr L G Sturdivant presiding elder of the Decatur district visits Florence today on a church mission. He is meeting local congregations and assisting in district programs during the trip.
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Florence
L. G. Sturdivant
Decatur
Diet Tips For Travel By Sister Mary
The article advises staying on a simple wholesome diet while vacations approach. It covers hiking, motor trips, and train travel, recommending regular meals, plenty of fruits and vegetables, light easy to digest foods, and avoiding rich desserts and between meal snacks. It stresses water, and special care for children during trips.
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Sister Mary Nea
Ith
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Lunch And Dinner
Breakfast includes plums cereal cream shirred eggs toast milk and coffee. Luncheon features creamed kohlabi brown bread cottage cheese sandwiches applesauce drop ginger cookies milk and tea. Dinner serves Salisbury steak potatoes au gratin kale in lemon butter mixed vegetable salad black cherry pudding milk and coffee.
Lawrence County Child Dies Suddenly
Lawrence County reports the death of two year old Daniel Hill son of Mr and Mrs Joe Hill Jr at Hillsboro route three after a brief illness Sun day. Funeral services were held Monday at 3:00 pm by Rev Tim Hill. He is survived by his parents and grandparents. Interment followed at Smyra cemetery with Highsmith of Moulton directing arrangements.
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Daniel Hill
Joe Hill
Hillsboro
Tim Hill
Joe Hill Jr
Smyra
Highsmith
Moulton
Infant Dies in Moulton Family
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young of Moulton died Monday afternoon at 1 30 at home. Survived by parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Chas A Young. Interment in Red Hill cemetery at 4 00 with Highsmith of Moulton in charge.
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Earl Young
Moulton
Chas. A. Young
Red Hill Cemetery
Highsmith of
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