Social notes honor Ruth Sivley and Miss Hetty Aycock
On Tuesday night the Business Women's Circle of Central Baptist Church hosted Ruth Sivley bride of the week and Miss Hetty Aycock who will move to Nashville July 1. Sivley received kitchen articles while Aycock received dainty handkerchiefs plus shoulder corsages. Tempting refreshments followed the activities. Also honored was Miss Elizabeth Moebes at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. A. A. Parker with pink and green decorations and gifts for the bride elect. About thirty friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oder
Ruth Sivley
Hetty Aycock
Business Women
Central Baptist Church
Ross Dublin
Peebles
Sivley
Miss Aycock
Nashville
Elizabeth Moebes
A. A. Parker
East Church Street
Carl Herndon
Travis Callahan
Blue Star Ointment for Itch and Ringworm Relief
To relieve itch rash and eczema apply Blue Star Ointment known for quick absorption and antimicrobial action. Money back if the first jar fails.
Home Demonstration Rally Set for Hartselle June 19
Home demonstration women plan a rally at Morgan County High School in Hartselle on June 19 featuring ibits from clubs, talks, a picture show, and other activities. Leadership certificates will be awarded. H Club Girls from Auburn short course report an entertaining educational trip with Emma Sue Lynn Hattie Maude Hames Pam Littrell Mary Alice Plemons Louise Siey Eugenia Price Katherine McClellan Cynthia Glenn taking varied courses such as music appreciation biology swimming recreation charm and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County High School
Hartselle
Auburn
Emma Sue Lynn
Hattie Maude Hames
Pam Littrell
Mary Alice Plemons
Louise Siey
Eugenia Price
Katherine McClellan
Cynthia Glenn
Walden Family Fetes Jack on Seventh Birthday
Jack Walden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walden, celebrated his seventh birthday with a Saturday party at home. Eva Mae Roper won a contest memento, then guests enjoyed ice cream and cake while singing. The celebration was assisted by Sarah Walden and Mrs Karl Emens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Walden
Dan Walden
Eva Mae Roper
Nell Johnson
Wilda King
Ramona Turner
Ola Mae Roberts
Ray Mitchell
Every Roberts, Jr
Hazel Looney
Mary Ruth Church
Charles Looney
Bil Me Joe Gillian
Richard
Jack Mitchell
Willard Burt
Charles Ed
Lewis Walden
Wanda Ruth Walden
Katie Sue Emens
Harold
Edward Emens
John Walter Bailey
Johnnie French
Christine Goode
Mary Emens
Wilodine
Monadele Owens
Personal notes of Roy Odom and local residents travel
Roy Odom leaves for El Dorado Arkansas with Lion Oil Sales Co. celebration including refinery tour. Mrs W K McNeill in Birmingham for Thursday. George Wells heads Friday to St. Joseph Michigan to start his new life after transfer by Cooper Wells Co. Dr and Mrs W P Reeves of Tuskegee visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs C H Handley of Raleigh North Carolina visit Mrs W D Moore and Mr Moore. Louis Argend and daughters Louise and Marie depart Thursday for a week in Anderson Indiana by car. Mrs E M Chenault and two children Sydney and Jane visit relatives in Nashville Tennessee. mother Mrs W J Blair joins later for a week. Ernest Hart Jr ill with measles at E N Hart home. Leroy McEntire and daughter Annie Miller travel to Birmingham for weekend. Mrs C C Johnson motor to Birmingham for short visit. Misses Jean Humphrey and Jessie Mae Montgomery leave for University of Alabama summer term. Edward Sivley operated for appendectomy at Benevolent Society Hospital and is improving. Mrs Skeggs Crawford, Mrs Barrett Shelton and Mrs W E Hockensmith visit Birmingham. Mrs George Bryant Jr returns home after Glenn Sivley wedding.
Local Notes Mention Names and Moves Among Town Residents
Ant will be pleasantly remembered here as Miss Ruth Crawford. Miss Mary Webster has returned from a short stay with Miss Con stance McElroy in Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Carl Gallaher and daughter Martha Jane of Birmingham are here to spend their vacation with their mother Mrs Pearl Stewart. Mrs John McCullough and son John William left for Gadsden after visiting L R Barron on Grant Street. Miss Hetty Aycock will leave soon to live in Nashville, transferred by Brothers Stores Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Miss Ruth Crawford
Mary Webster
Constance McElroy
Birmingham
Carl Gallaher
Martha Jane
Pearl Stewart
John McCullough
John William
Gadsden
L. R. Barron
Grant Street
Hetty Aycock
Nashville
Brothers Stores Company
How to use perfume by Gladys Glad
A reader asks for perfume application tips for a sixteen year old. Gladys advises moderation, direct skin application with a fine atomizer, spraying lightly on the body and wrists, arms, neck and behind the ears to use warmth of skin for better scent release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Glad
America
Miss Glad
Lola
Alabama Supreme Court Decisions List Dated June 13
The Alabama Supreme Court issued several rulings. Cases include Garrison vs. First National Bank of Birmingham reversed and remanded. Taylor vs Hoff man affirmed in equity. Van Antwerp Realty vs Cooke affirmed in equity. Head vs Carroll affirmed. State vs Merchants National Bank Mobile corrected and affirmed. writs denied in three ex parte matters to Court of Appeals.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Anderson
D. J
Robert C. Garrison
First
National Bank of Birmingham
Jefferson Circuit Court
Thomas
W. T. Taylor, Jr
Walter Hoffman
Shelby Circuit Court
Equity
Foster
O. J. Head
John A. Carroll
Marshall Circuit Court
Knight
State of Alabama
Merchants National Bank
of Mobile
Montgomery Circuit Court
Billie Moore
State
Court of Appeals
Joe Hingle
Court. of Appeals
J. H. Williams
T. of Banks
Better Housing Under the Modernization Credit Plan
The FHA offers home owners up to 2000 dollars at five percent to build or improve. Loans are repayable in equal monthly installments over one to five years and can be included in the regular budget. Borrowers may choose any contractor and source for the work with monthly income at least five times the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Dreaming Through The Night Of Hope And Quiet Wit
A collage of quips and reflections on belief, aspiration, and daily life. Scenes range from urging continued effort and praise to humorous exchanges about luck, work, and aging, ending with a medical gag about an animal bite.
Break-in Suspected In Allerton Amid Chain Letter Loss
Mrs. Pffie Thayer reported a home intrusion in Allerton this June 13. A thief allegedly took $50 from $53 received via chain letters, a loss she described as likely tied to a fugitive from a chain gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allerton
Pffie Thayer
Leaking Gas Plant Exposes Man To Blast Injuries
Lewis Fosha, 70, a former banker, was severely burned by an explosion and fire at a Freeport gas plant after lighting a match during repairs. The incident occurred yesterday and details indicate a dangerous leak caused the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport. I
Lewis Fosha
McMineman longtime Morgan county merchant dies at 172
John T. McMineman, a leading Hartselle merchant and longtime Morgan county Sunday School president, died this morning at his daughter's home in Vinemont after a three day illness. He leaves a wife, two daughters, a brother, and five grandchildren. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:30 in Hartselle conducted by Rev. J. H. Chitwood and Rev. D. W. Burson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McMineman
Morgan County
G. C. Banks
Vinemont
Peck Funeral Home
Burks
R. M. Winton
Hartselle
Will
Moulton
McMineman
Methodist Church
Morgan County Sunday School Association
J. H. Chitwood
D. W. Burson
Camp Will Open For Scouts July 8
Camp Westmoreland for the Boy Scouts of the Tennessee Valley Council will open on July 8. Located four miles from the Lee highway beside Shoal Creek, the camp runs five weeks with option for one or five weeks. Capacity is 60 campers. early tron forms urged. B. Norris, scout executive, will direct the camp with an experienced staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland
Boy Scouts of the
Tennessee Valley Council
Lee Highway
Shoal Creek
Possiblb
B. Norris
American Legion Will Meet Tonight
The local Post of the American Legion will hold a regular meeting at 5 30 PM tonight. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
The
Canvasser Tries Patience at Private Door Sign
A brief scene shows a canvasser seeking a policy sale, challenged by a busy business man who reads the private sign as a barrier, while a lady questions a dog and a passerby wonders what it is. The exchange captures tension between interruption and door-to-door selling.
Members urged to attend meeting at Martin's Arena
Post members were urged to attend a meeting to be held in Martin's Arena, inviting participation and engagement in the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin’ Arena
Insecticide Ad Promises Roach Annihilation
An advertisement touts Rigo's KILL-KO as a powerful insecticide. It claims rapid elimination of roaches flies mosquitoes and other pests with low expense and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cotillion Club
Cotton Ball
Decatur
Glenn
Ruth Elizabeth Sivley
Paul Howell Glenn
W. E. Sivey
Athens College
Decatur Schools
C. C. Glenn
Glenn Dairies
Cullman
Leroy McEntire
George Bledsoe
Theatre
Mary Astor
Roger Pryor
Baby Jane
Shoe Box Booterie
Ason
H. J. Heinz
Heinz
E. M. Lee & Son
Roy Odom
Lion Oil Sales Co
el Dorado, Ark
Lion Co
W. K. McNeill
George Wells
St. Joseph, Mich
Cooper Wells Co
W. P. Reeves
Tuskegee
Mrs. C. H. Handley
Raleigh, N. C
W. D. Moore
Mr. Moore
Louis Argend
Louise
Marie
Ind
E. M. Chenault
Sydney
Jane
Tenn
W. J. Blair
Ernest Hart, Jr
E. N. Hart
Annie Miller
Camp Winnataska
C. C. Johnson
Jean Humphrey
Jessie Mae Montgomery
University of Alabama
Edward Sivley
Benevolent Society Hospital
Skeggs Crawford
Barrett Shelton
W. E. Hockensmith
George Bryant, Jr
Glenn-Sivley
Bry
Woodall
Moulton Highway
Sheba
Jones
Ruby
Gladys
Supreme Court
Janine
Me Thers
Junior
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Asher
Franklin Nap
Santo
Melotone
Vocalion
Rigo Manufacturing Co
Nashville, Tennessee
Goidel
Capitol
John Wayne
Arizona
Clyde Beatty
Tail Spin
Tommy
Maurice Murphey
Noah Beery, Jr
Flyers
Move’s Beauty Parlor
Alice Faye
James
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