Annual Lawn Fete at Wilder Place Draws Crowd
St John’s Guild and friends hold a rain dampened yet lively lawn fete at Wilder Place. Mrs Klein’s sugar bouquets and the gipsy seller attract shoppers while Miss Nancy Pierce earns praise for piano work. Evening lights, dancers, and a cake contest highlight the event along with a concert program.
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Wilder Place
Jupiter Pluvius
St. John’s Church
Klein
Roy Horton
Frances
Nancy Pierce Shiron
Ailen Mothe Silay
Elton
Molfie
Sheppard
Mesdames J. E. Pierce
W. W. Fussell
Tidwell
Susan Beech Garren
Marie Hartung
Harriet Irwin
Miss Pierce
Mrs. Klein
Margarette Hartung
Mrs. McGlathery
Blanche Cline
Miss Wilda Witt
Harmony Four
Warrick Twins
Miss Klein
Miss Bowen Baker
Miss Hilda Carpenter
Keep Your Skin Looking Young with MELLOGLO Facial Powder
A new MELLOGLO face powder advertised by Thompson Drug Co and Albany Drug Co claims to protect beauty in all weather. It promises a dry feel, non clogging pores, sweat resistance, long wear, and French processing for purity and fineness.
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Thompson Drug Co
Albany Drug Co
Beady
Social Meeting Taught by Mrs Burr to Be Held at Mrs Lee’s
A social gathering taught by Mrs. Seneca Burr is planned for Thursday evening starting at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. E M. Lee on Grant street.
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Seneca Burr
E M. Lee
Grant Street
Personal notices knit region with visiting relatives
Mrs. A C Sivley of Morris Chapel visits relatives in the city this week. Mrs. Joe Russell left for Birmingham to visit Mrs Bert Ingram. Louise Argend spends a few days with Flor ence relatives. Law Lamar of Selmar visits her father W A Bibb and sisters here in Derrville. Cleo Dahlgren had tonsils removed and recovers at H R Summer’s home. J Ball and two children return from Russellville to relatives. W A McGwier of Memphis visits his mother. Josephine Murphy of Birmingham visits here. Ernestine Bacon returns from Cincinnati to holiday at home. John W Knight leaves for Nashville for medical treatment. A R and Bryan McAfee in Ashe ville by car for state trip. Howard McEnrry and two children of Bessemer arrive for visit to Earle Calvin. W H Hind returns to Chicago after year with Ross Construction. Allene Moseley arrives to stay with R J Mosey. Ashby Long and two childrenoned to visit Earle Calvin. C W Roger and family head to Tacoma Washington. A E Greenhill recuperating from illness. Mrs R T Sheppard to leave Thursday for indefinite stay.
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Howard McEnrry
Bessemer
Earle Calvin
Gadsden Party Guests Return From Wilder Place Fete
Mrs Pierce and her daughters returned to Huntsville today after being honor guests at the Wilder Place lawn fete. Misses Amanda Pride Marjorie Beard and Lelia Sykes of Co joined the Elliott party Tuesday for a six week extended western trip.
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Pierce
Huntsville
Wilder Place Lawn
Amanda Pride
Marjorie Beard
Lelia Sykes
Elliott
Rainfall Reported at 0.20 Inch in 24 Hours
The local weather bureau announced rainfall of only .20 of an inch for the 24 hour period ending this morning. The Daily urges readers to check the afternoon edition for the latest home news and updates.
Community observes Children’s Day on June 19
Children’s Day will be observed next Sunday June 19 in this county by local residents. A program will include singing and the public is invited to attend.
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Gethis County
River R continues to rise to six point eight feet
The Tennessee River level climbs further with observers recording a reading of 6.8 feet as conditions develop downstream. Local residents monitor flooding potential and officials issue advisories.
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Tennes
Birth Announcement for Rebecca Jano Wight
Born to Mr and Mrs R CG Wight an eight pound daughter Rebecca Jano.
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CG Wight
Rebecca Jano
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Margaret C. Shelton
Decatur
John's Guild
Mer
Garrison
Irwin
Nancy Pierce
Mundy
Puddin
James
Charleston
Wilder
J. Emory Pierce
Woman’s Missionary Society
Central Methodist Church
Zeno Bailey
Sherman Street
James Duncan Hunter
R. H. Wale
Falla Richardson
B. E. Preuit
Fidelis Class
Central Baptist Church
Lee Sts
Tent Theatre
Dubinsky
Artatson Peewee
Nature
Eugene
MOVE
Albany
Rainey’s Fashion Parlor
Jackson St
Moseley Shee Co
By Troda Dahl
Mary
Dan Cupid
A. C. Sivley
Morris Chapel
City
Joe Russell
Bert Ingram
Birmingham
Louise Argend
Florence
Law Lamar
Selmar
W. A. Bibb
Georgia Miller
Charles Eyster
Derrville Texas
Cleo Dahlgren
H. R. Summer
Russellville
John A. McBride
W. A. McGwier
Memphis, Tenn
Angus McGwier
Josephine Murphy
Ernestine Bacon
Cincinnati
Johnny Bacon
John W. Knight
Nashville, Tenn
W. R. Smith
Bryan McAfee
Asheville
N. C
W. H. Hind
Chicago, Ill
Hind
Ross Construction Company
Allene Moseley
Mrs. R. J. Moseey
Ashby Long
C W. Roger
Tacoma
Washington
A. E. Greenhill
R. T. Sheppard
Solomon’s
Second Ave
Gadsden
Tmes
Attra Mae Allen
Ae Lon
Mary Grey Allen
Harry
Pep” Pearce
Everything New
Matlock Sk
Sstore
Second Avenue
Matlock’s Store
Moulton Street
Ressel
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