Seated Tea Fetes Miss Smith Before Wednesday Wedding
Miss Marjorie Smith is honored at a seated tea hosted by Mrs. J. T. Nelson and Miss Carrie Alexander on Church Street. Guests include Miss Madelann Hanson and Miss Mildred Nungester among others. Mrs. Louis A. Neill to host luncheon for her daughter Mrs. Duane M. Carr. Legion Auxiliary session at Fort Stephen Decatur reports thank-yous and officer elections. Apes Club plans meeting with Athens Apes as hosts at Hatfield's Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Smith
Farley
Moulton
J. T. Nelson
Carrie Alexander
Church Street
Miss Smith
F. O. Smith
Madelann Hanson
Mildred Nungester
Frances Nungester
Dorothy Cornelius
Estelle Hendrix
Ida Bell Timberlake
Susie Smith
Mary Vernon Dix
Merle Nelson
C. B. Bartee
Owen
Neill
Louis A. Neill
Cornelian Court Hotel
Duane M. Carr
Memphis, Tenn
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Fort Stephen Decatur
Butler P. A. Hine
American Red Cross
Bertha Timberlake
W. T. Hulsey
Jack Coolidge
B. Smith
Ruby Jones
Louis Argend
Erin Walker
A. B. Markham
A. J. Rollings
Powers Hospital
Nell Flanagan
George Elmore
State Penitentiary
D. L. Rosenal, Jr
Limestone County
Baylis ‘Hightower
William Baylis, Jr
Caldwell Dumas
Memphis
Victor Lee
South Beattie Street
Dumas
Fort Barrancas
Florida
Thomas W. Spencer
Local Social Ahead as Weddings and Visits Fill Week
Mrs A A Jones and Mrs Bar rett Shelton plan to Selma Thursday for the wedding of Miss Kitty Lamar to Mr Charles Frazier. Mimi Jones, Jean Link and Ann Bingham depart for Camp Winataska near Birmingham for ten days. Several residents attend Shocco Springs for Presbyterian Young People activities while others visit Birmingham and Cropwell. Mrs Nell Barfield and Miss Caroline Barfield return from visits. Miss Gladys Garnett from Orlando attends weekend with Benson grandparents. Gordon Sherard plans an east trip to the World's Fair and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Jones
Barrett Shelton
Selma
Kitty Lamar
Law Lamar
Charles Frazier
Mimi Jones
Jean Link
Ann Bingham
Camp Winataska
Birmingham
John W. Jones
Nancy Worth Jones
Shocco Springs
Ala
Presbyterian
Cropwell
Gladys Garnett
Orlando, Fla
State Teachers College At
Florence
F. R. Benson
Gordon Sherard
East
New York City
Washington, D. C
Car and cab collide at busy intersection injures none
Mrs. C. J. McKee of Tanner and her daughter Miss Lillie McKee rode in a private car with a Decatur Cab Service taxi when they collided at Lafayette and Ferry streets at 4 pm Tuesday. Neither driver nor a cab passenger was hurt. about $30 damage to each vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. McKee
Tanner
Lillie McKee
Decatur
Lafayette
Ferry Streets
Miss McKee
Paul Hastings
Ferry Street
New President to Preside at Meet in Decatur
The Decatur BPW club holds its first meeting since new officers were installed. The gathering at St. John's parish house starts at 7:30 p.m. Miss Winifred Sentiff serves as president and will chair. The program topic is The Future of Our Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Bpw Club
St. John’s Parish House
Winifred Sentiff
Anne Adams Summer Pattern 4171 For Women and Misses
Summer pattern 4171 by Anne Adams features a graceful dress with optional curved leaf appliques and a scalloped low V neck. Pattern includes misses and women's sizes 14 through 44. fabric and contrast yardage listed. Send 15 cents for pattern and book options from The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Miss Dorothy Grisham Hosts Bridge Shower for Margaret Sarver
Athens society notes a Friday bridge shower hosted by Miss Dorothy Grisham honoring Miss Margaret Sarver, whose June 20 wedding to Ernest Papenburg of Decatur prompted the event. Gladioli decorations framed the rooms as Miss Merle Cartwright won high score and Mrs. Callie Mae Hatchett took low. Sarver received a silver gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Grisham
Margaret Sarver
Ernest Papenburg
Decatur
Merle Cartwright
Callie Mae Hatchett
Miss Sarver
Misses Sarver
Mary Lillian Feigley
Ruth Crutcher
Anna Powers
Sara Tillman
Anne Phillips Cartwright
Joyce Lerman
Rosemary Crook
Harold Lavvern
Nashville
Eugene Morrow
Papenburg
Landers
Campbell
C. W. Sarver
Mra
J. B. Sarver
Mra. B
Peck
Misa Grisham
Elizabeth Sarver
Rebecca Grisham
D. L. Rosenall, Jr
Caldwell Dumas
Memphis, Tenn
Rosenal
Hatfield's Lake
Alabama Proclamation Sets July 11 Election on Constitutional Amendment
Governor Dixon proclaims an election to consider a constitutional amendment on July 11 1939. The measure limits trust fund investments by executors and guards to US government guaranteed or insured stocks, with protections and publication requirements statewide. The proclamation notes sealing of the amendment and official duties through the Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Frank M. Dixon
State of
United States
Montgomery
Beauty aids for travel in a cheerful vacation guide
Jean Rogers highlights packing beauty essentials for travel. She advises compact kits, unspillable powders, tightly corked lotions, metal curlers, nail care tools, cleansing tissues, and a moisturizing oil to keep skin and nails healthy during trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Rogers
Papa
Dosser denounces modern sin in Methodist revival lines
Rev Sulling Dosser attacks modern pleasures at Central Methodist Church revival. He cites Proverbs 14 6 and laments youth lawlessness, home degradation, and rising immorality. He calls out cards dancing pictures and Sunday attendance and warns of trampling Jesus blood as the town grows gospel hardened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulling Dosser
Central Methodist Church
Dosser
Jesus
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. J. Sheppard
Apes Club
Athens
Edward Horton
Ernest T. Wilson
Macon
Mary Frances Langley
Presbyterian Young People's Conference
Robert Jones
Pioneers
First Presbyterian Church
R. T. Sheppard
Sarah Coleman
Nell Barfield
Caroline Barfield
Morrow
Lewis C. Brown
James Shealy
Huntsville
Henry Sigman
W. D. Allen
Talladegalla
F. 8. Hunt, Sr
Owen Watson
Tuscaloosa
Carolyn Miller
W. M. Voorhies
Tennessee
Lal
Tiah
Wyker’s
Gherrow
the Friendly Store
Second Ave
Moulton Street
John Brandon
Elk River
Harold Lovvorn
Andville
Bailey Braly, Jr
Auburn
Helen Follett
Moove’s Beauty Shop
Bauer & Black
Caddell Drug CO
Walgreen Agency
Modern Sin
America
American Institute of Laundering
Vyuh
Poulon
Capitol
THE
Spirit OF Young America
Cooper” Bartholom
Spirit of
Culver
Popeye
Aladdin
Decatur School of the Dance
Decatur Follies
Edward G. Robinson
Francis Lederer
Paw
Lukas George Sanders
Henry O’neill
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