Guest Day planned by Central Methodist Society on June 27
The Womans Missionary Society of Central Methodist Church schedules Guest Day for June 27 with Mrs. John R Turner of Jasper Alabama as featured guest. Members are urged to bring a nonmember guest. The Circle Day will follow on the third Monday. The issue also notes social, club, and civic women’s activity including a Napps English wedding and Legion Auxiliary elections.
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Central Methodist Society
Womans Missionary Society of the
Central Methodist Church
John R. Turner
Jasper
Ala
Mrs Tidwell Convalesces After Colitis Attack
Mrs. FP F Tidwell is convalescing from a recent attack of colitis and Mrs A C Stott of Chattanooga who has been attending the writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. F. Tidwell
A. C. Stott
Chattanooga
Otey Walker Interviews Two Republican Big-Wigs
Town marshal Otey Walker reports meeting two men resembling Senators Watson of Indiana and Moses of New Hampshire at a Republican gathering. The dispatch hints at political betting, presidential ties, and a forthcoming broadcast while noting press attention and the marshal’s excitement.
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Otey Walker
Clarion
Central Press
Chicago
Watson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Community Gossip and Visitation Notes In Birmingham
Local society notes list visits and guests in Birmingham and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Earl Daniell ill at Sherman Street, John Dinsmore headed to Chattanooga, Richard and Mary Ruth Turner visiting Mrs A Z Bailey, and the Brazelton and Fowler households hosting guests. Various Huntsville and Nashville connections, and plans to relocate to Blount Springs, Pecan, and Dallas noted among residents.
Residents Move In at Carswell Apartments on Jackson Street
Recently moved from Tuscaloosa, Mr Junius Whaley is settling into Carswell Apartment at 216 Jackson Street as neighbors note a new home in the area.
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Tuscaloosa
Carswell
Jack
Junius Whaley
Local Social Notes From Decatur and Surrounding Towns
Tweeds for Boys her home era Wie et alee from a visit to her brother Weatherford Tapstey in Anniston. Walter N. Lapsley of Anniston, a business visitor, was guest of his aunt Mrs. R. T. Liston in Decatur. Miss Evelyn Sivley suffers a severe mumps attack at her parents’ home on Sherman Street. Elizabeth Perry and Elizabeth Webb of Birmingham return home after a two week visit to Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McLeod. Don Perry of Birmingham spends a short time with Mr. and Mrs. B. E. W. McLeod. Kitty Lamar and Susan Bibb are in Huntsville for a short visit.
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H. Reid Sherard
Evelyn McClure
Ruth Smey
Sherard
Cox
Montgomery
8. D. Brock
Chattanooga
Jane Hale
Birmingham
Mrs. T. C. Chandler
Will Deane
E. R. Rabbi
Memphis
Rabbi
Baylor University of Texas
Houston
Texas
Decatur
Stuart Peebles
Mooresville
Ala
F. D. Peebles
Wie Et Alee
Weatherford Tapstey
Anniston
Walter N. Lapsley
R. T. Liston
Evelyn Sivley
Mrs. W. E. Sivley
Sherman Street
Elizabeth Perry
Elizabeth Webb
E. W. McLeod
Kitty Lamar
Susan Bibb
Huntsville
Mid-Week Prayer Service at Westminster Church
The mid-week prayer service convenes at 7 30 tonight at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The topic is The Mathematical Construction of the Bible.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
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W. A
Central Baptist Church
Katherine Weaver
Mrs. Cox
Miss Campbell
Sadie
Frances Garnett
Sara English
Anna English
Oscar Napps
A. H. “Nabors
Central Methodist Parsonage
Frank Napps
Birmingham Southern
Delta Sig Phi Fraternity
Priceville
Mrs. Napps
Points South
Fourth Avenue West
Legion Auxiliary
Sherrod Inn
Wm. Moseley Jr
Courtland
T. M. Harvey
R. N. Harris
Council Elliott
Walter Wright
Newark, Ohio
Alex Ames
Starkville, Miss
Frank
Brown
Peggy and
Paul
Mrs
Paul Brown
H. R. Summer and Son
Benjamin
Lelia Grubbs Hall
Shelbyville
J. A. Cullom
Mary Louise Garrett
Jane Wade
Shocco Springs
Young People’s Society of
The
First Presbyterian Church
J. C. Conley
Anderson, Ind
Church of God
Bluette Wallace
Mrs. Thornton Newsom
Mary Turley
Carl Gallaher
W. P. Stewart
Thornton Newsom
Tenn
B. P. Wallace
Mrs. Comer Ezell
E. K. Henson
A. E. Humphrey
Jackson Street
Jemima McCalla
J. H. Calvin
Joseph Woods
Fairhope
Gulf
F.S. Hunt
Walter D. Sanders
Newnan, Ga
F. L. Carswell
Virginia
H. A. Burton and Sons
Hilary Caddell
Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. Samuel Blackwell
J. W. Cobb
Prattville, Ala
D. H. Patrick
J. S. Patterson
Bank Street
Spain
Devil
Mioisit Zzal
Alsiwi Ricmaniezatya
Itzasii' Aioiomzais
OLET
Piliniszze Rez Olrie Cafe Qnioly Jet
Aujolele Ze
Olelsy mmeWsiatetr
Mbaaiolol Ringaalsin
Lait Zasipvawzaa
al isGjulsie
sBaialeloj
Rainey’s
Washington
Senator Watson
Senator Moses
Mingham
Earl Daniell
John Dinsmore
8. D. Brook
Richard and
Mary Ruth Turner
Bells, Tenn
A. Z. Bailey
William Harne
B. F. Holmes
Benny Richard
Dorothy
William Cooper
Baton Rouge, la
W. D. Brazelton
Vivian Patterson
Mary Bell Smith
P. J. Fowler
Willie Clift
Diana, Tenn
Flossie Loyd
Fayetteville
Arthur Parker
Margaret Ann Rogers
J. H. Carpenter
Columbia, Tenn
Reed Rogers
Pensacola
Fla
Mr. Carpenter
Mrs. Hobart
Blount Springs
Haged Louise Argend
Frances Stewart
Dallas
Dolly Greer
Randolph Macon College
Ruth Pressley
Miss Pressley
Julia Mae Watkins
Martha Turner
Mobile
Miss Kitty Lamar
Selma
Son Street
Charlie Ruggles
Lily Damita
Roland Young
Thelma Todd
Green Gables
Moulton Heights
Buttrey’s
Mojud
Don Perry
BE. W. McLeod
Jackie Cooper
Talkies
Moye’s Beauty Parlor
J. C. Penney CO
Picot Top
MOORE
Stevens
Central Shoe Store
Second Ave
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