Miss Fischer Weds Mr Patterson In Birmingham Ceremony
Miss Helen Fischer daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer married Lorenzo Dow Patterson Ill of Birmingham at First Methodist church on June 11 1938. The ceremony featured white and green decorations with lilies delphiniums and gladioli. Dr Lorenzo Dow Patterson performed the vows. A reception followed at the parsonage and the couple planned a nuptial trip to Cloudland Georgia. They will reside at 6815 Division Avenue Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
Patterson
Helen Fischer
Otto Fischer
Lorenzo Dow Patterson
Birmingham
First Methodist Church
Kreisler
Mary Vaughan Patterson
Miss Patterson
Miss Fischer
James H. McCoy, Jr
Athens
Division Avenue
Olga Hatley
John P. McCoy
Charles
Annie
Sarah Davenport
F. I. Farrant
Chappell
Guy Handlin
Jack Loyd
Fred Covington
Margaret Dakle
B. B. Coker
Georgie Ann and
Jean
Durant
Okla
Edward Estes, Jr
First Methodist
Patterson-Fischer
Lorenz Dow Patterson
ITI
Mesdames
J. T. Jones
W. T. Lowe
Dorothy Cornelius
Frances Nungester
Mary Kate Nungester
Marbrey Payne
Louise Robinson
Bride and Groom Henry Kendall Dinner Honored
Mrs. R. W. Mullins hosted a dinner party at their Fourth Avenue West home to honor the bride and groom Mr. and Mrs Henry Kendall after their recent wedding. Guests enjoyed a social hour and refreshments following the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Mullins
Fourth Avenue West
Henry Kendall
Make This Pattern 4741 by Anne Adams
Make this Anne Adams summer pattern 4741 with a light cotton frock and a slim silhouette. Pattern details show five pieces, minimal notions, and sizing from 14 to 42. Include mail order price 15 cents for the pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern together, and address The Decatur Daily Pattern Department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Silver Sands
Titus
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
Social list items and hosts at a community gathering
Irene McGregory Owens and others including Bobby Jean Austin Grace Mae Brinkley Patsy Vines and the honoree attended with Richard Sharpe J L Daniel Billy Watterson and more. Mrs Clifford Kilgore assisted the hostess in serving at the event.
Westminster Presbyterian Mission Circles Meet at Members’ Homes
Westminster Presbyterian Circle One met at Mrs H L Petersens home with devotions on What Jesus Made For Us and a study of Old Testament events. Circle Two heard a 23rd Psalm devotion and a review of Moving Millions. Circle Three heard a devotional on Divine Healing before adjournment.
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Methodist Circle
Henry Sigman
Watson
Spotswood Apartments
D. L. Allen
Frank Thompson
Kingdom of God
Japan
E. E. Hargrove
J. G. Finley
A. N. Markham
D. D. McGehee
Eugene R. Guy
S. A. Lynne
L. J. Ramage
Westminster Presbyterian Missionary
Westminster Presbyterian Circle
H. L. Peterson
John Patterson, Jr
Circle Two
A. D. Jervis
J. D. Jervis
Henry Hartung
T. G. Crane
Circle Three
Jackson Street
R. L. Maury
Miss Mary Referred In Mission Study Afternoon
A routine church note states Miss Mary attended the mission study book session in the afternoon and the meeting adjourned with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Personal notices from Arlington to Jasper and Knoxville guests
Mrs J A Arnold and children of Arlington Texas visit her parents Mr and Mrs A B Harvey on West Gordon Drive. Mr and Mrs Henry Kendall depart for Greensboro NC with a Blue Ridge Mountains route detour through Virginia. Mrs Kendall nee Anne Harvey. Mr and Mrs Alton Williams and son Joe Jr of Knoxville Tenn return after visiting Mrs M E Woodward here and relatives in Hartselle with niece Miss Peggy Dowdy. Mrs Ozelle Johnson ill with malaria. Mrs W A Woods and Mr and Mrs Archie Washburn of Nashville Tenn were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Jim Bryant. Mrs Frank Price ill at Benevolent Society Hospital after an operation. Henry Davidson at the Veterans Hospital in Tuscaloosa awaiting an operation. Mr and Mrs George Jackson return to Jasper Ala after visiting Mr and Mrs Earl Jackson. Mrs Jack Williamson and son Jackie return from a visit.
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J. A. Arnold
Arlington, Texas
Mrs
A. B. Harvey
West Gordon Drive
Henry Kendall
Greensboro
N. C
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Kendall
Anne Harvey
Alton Williams
Joe Jr
Knoxville, Tenn
M. E. Woodward
Hartselle
Peggy Dowdy
W. A. Woods
Archie Washburn
Nashville, Tenn
Jim Bryant
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A mixed crisscross puzzle with across and down clues, including wordplay on jobs, measurements, liquids, and symbols. Includes entries such as “small job,” “long work,” “island,” and “open,” along with thematic references and a credit line for the previous puzzle.
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West
Pantraly Indies
Residents and visitors share weekend at Lawrence County
Local notes list Dr. Moore’s improving health at home and many visitors and relatives from Birmingham Florence Moulton Danville Russellville Haleyville and Guntersville spending the weekend with family in Mt Hope. H T Mitchell remains at home after illness.
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Dr. Moore
Guy Counts
Allen Boyce
Thomas Glenn
Marion Lee
Preston
Hollie Smith
Mra
Herbert Quinn
Mary V. Counts
Birmingham
Preston Smith
Freda Jane
Lincoln Counts
Moulton
Lowell Whitworth
Willie Sue Martin
Florence
Florence Moore
Haleyville
William Smith
Tuscumbia
Polly Buttram
Bernie Lou
Russellville
Robt Cleere
Hubert Quinn
B. M. Counta
Mary Reed
Danville
Ruby Roberson
Alverson Business College
Clay Roberson
Glenn Swallows
Guntersville
Johnnie Roberson
H. T. Mitchell
Annual Singing at Antioch Church Distance East of Hartselle
The annual singing will be held at Antioch church 14 miles east of Hartselle on Sunday June 14. John J. Grizzard of Somerville route 3% announced it. Dinner will be spread on the ground at noon. All lovers of good singing are invited and asked to bring song books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Church
Hartselle
John J. Grizzard
Somerville
Settlement ends mill strike at Utica Knitt Mills Aniston
Governor Bibb Graves announced yesterday that a labor accord signed by company executives and rival union representatives will restart operations at Utica Knitt Mills in Aniston. The brief note also mentions local visits and social updates from Cullman Tupelo Jasper and Birmingham areas.
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Montgomery
Ala
Aniston
Bibb Graves
Combination Lunch at Black Hawk Coffee House
A menu item offers fried chicken with dessert and drink for 26 cents at Black Hawk Coffee Shop. FOR RENT lists two unfurnished rooms, a bedroom and kitchen, with private front and back entrances and plastered walls at 1224 5th St South.
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Black Hawk Coffee Shop
Young Mother Should Look Stylish
Delores Costello offers practical dress guidance for expectant and new mothers. Practical tips cover silhouette and fabric choices, necklines, scarves, belts, shoes, and color placement to maintain a chic, comfortable look through pregnancy and after. The advice emphasizes avoiding tight fits and dangerous high heels while staying well groomed and confident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Costello
Juliet Shelby
Central Press
Voice of the People letter limits set by Daily
The Daily states it reserves the right to accept or reject communications and limits article length to no more than 200 words. It outlines editorial standards for submissions and emphasizes space constraints and reader engagement.
Monu mental mistake on ransom and kidnapping crisis
A letter argues kidnapping can be stopped by making ransom payment illegal and creating a harsh legal framework. It proposes immediate seizure of kidnapped person and cutting criminals off from communication, claiming strict enforcement will deter abductions. The author cites Hon. J. C. Pinckney and signs A. L. R. from Athens Alabama.
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J. C. Pinckney
Athens
Ala
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Mrs. Taft
W. M
Southside
Mother Price Circle
The
First Baptist
EB. J. Polhill
F. R. Benson
A. Hollingsworth
Annex
Margaret Liston
Africa
R. T. Liston
First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Malcolm Link
D. ©. Shaw
Foreign Missions
Shaw
Margaret Speake
Helen Bynum
BE. W. McLéod
Wilmer Hall
Orient
Earle Calvin
Clara Cortier
Westminister Presbyterian
Pat Crowe
Crowe
L. H. Knight
Central Methodist Society
Central Methodist Womans Missionary “Society
H. 8. Gillette
H. O. Troup
Ellen Groenendyke
James Pointer
Society
E. L. Carpenter
Decatur
Netina
Ruth Holloman
Florence McGregory
Mary Louise Holloman
Nell Johnson
Martha Rich
Betty Jane
Peggy Joyce
Marie Kilgore
Doris Eddy
Elizabeth Ann Peppers
Willodean
Mina Dell
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Europe
City Park
Princess Theatre
Goidel
Evelyn’s
Evelyn Rover
Rainey
Bob Sheppard
North Alabama
Moulton Street
Ozelle Johnson
Frank Price
Benevolent Society Hospital
Henry Davidsons
Veterans Hospital
Tuscaloosa
George . Jackson
Jasper, Ala
Earl Jackson
Jack Williamson
Jackie
Daily Cross
Hawaiian
Spain
Glassie
MT Rap Allel
Mtoe Aran
Barrie Eigigismelia
Atures Syndicate, Inc
Antioch
Cullman
Elizabeth Calvin
Glenn Ballard
Tupelo, Miss
T. G. Morrow
James A. Brittain
W. A. Brittain
Rex Finley
C. D. Phillips
Lyons
Artificial Limb Co
Move’s Beauty Shop
Voice OF
People
Loyd’s Drug Store
Capitol
Casey
Eric Linden
Mallory
Don Simon Ameche
Simon Pabot Noung Soletts
20Th Century-Fox
Bert Lane
Joan Davis
Paul
William Collier
Tala Birell
Allan Ower
Oor
Serene Mey
Jomas
OFO
Nono
Georg Frover
Ledisbeve Voeno
Dorry
F. Lonuck
Sheeer
Aed Smith
JF Ceyerthal Danerling
Decatur School of the
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