Hollywood Gossip and Onset Fashion Snippets From 1930s Era
A collage of film industry notes covers Mae West lookalikes in Los Angeles, impersonator scandals, and fashion tips from M G M stylists. It mentions a Santa Barbara hoax, tribute to Dorothy Dell, and Clark Gable fishing trips at Pyramid Lake with new film crews. The item also notes Leslie Howard and Irish star Aidan Roark planning summer moves and Fay Wray’s descent from John Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mae West
Los Angeles
Mae
Santa Barbara
Pyramid Lake
Nevada
Clark Gable
Jackie Cooper
Jackie
Leslie Howard
Howard
Surrey
England
Roehampton
Aidan Roark
John Cromwell
Charles Farrell
Sunday Topics Announced for Series of Meetings
The article outlines Sunday topics for services including Come and See for morning worship and Lord's Supper topics at 7 45 with Sign Posts. It notes Pittman’s final message The Great Invitation and Thursday evening’s discussion The Conversion of the Ethiopian detailing Acts as the book of conversions and the Ethiopian eunuch’s example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Mary
Magadalene
Peter
Phillip
Nathanel
Candace
Jerusalem
Barriot
Cottage Prayer Services At South Side Baptist
Cottage prayer meetings for revival proceed tonight at homes of J W Motes Bryan Abbott and Oliver on the south side. Leaders include Mrs Blake Thompson Mrs Howell and Rev J D Pickens. Sessions listed at 1709 Eighth Ave 1220 Seventh Ave 1637 Fifteenth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Baptist Church
J. W. Motes
Eighth Avenue
Blake Thompson
Bryan Abbott
Seventh Avenue
Howell
Mr. Oliver
Fifteenth Avenue
J. D. Pickens
Old Guard Democrats clash with Tugwell attack and Roosevelt group
The Daily Washington Merry Go Round reviews Democratic insiders attacking Tugwell and the New Deal. Senators Smith Bailey Byrnes and Murphy clash over Roosevelt policies as factions aid or oppose the administration. The piece notes fallout from internal Detroit revenue scandals and anticipated Michigan elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Iowa
Louis Murphy
Smith
Tugwell
Murphy
Cotton Ed
South Carolina
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrd
Bailey
Moulton Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Injury
John Sheats of Trinity and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Steenson of Mount Hope visited Moulton on recent days. Butch Craig returned from Cradfordsville Georgia to his mother’s home on Route Three. Ed ward Farley and Mrs F E Farley with son visited Wheeler Dam No. 3 on business. The Almon family from Selma vacationing in Moulton with Jim Almon and relatives. Paul Miller Johnson from near Speake school took an X-ray for a broken leg showing splintered bones between the ankle and knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheats
Trinity
Dee Steenson
Mount Hope
Butch Craig
Cradfordsville
M. H. Craig
F. E., Farley
Edward
Wheeler Dam
No. 3
Nathaniel Almon
Selma
Moulton
Jim Almon
Almon
Paul Miller Johnson
Ike Johnson, Jr
Velvet Coats and Velvet Slippers Highlight Summer Gowns
A fashion feature showcases velvet evening jackets atop fluffy gowns with puffed sleeves and fitted lines. It highlights red velvet jackets, gold and silver decorations, chartreuse green velvet pumps, black satin pumps with gold heels, silk ribbed velvet T-strap slippers, rhinestone buckles, and designers like Zegorov and Zegaray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelong
Zegorov
Zegaray
Sudden Deaths In Local Area Include Four Jackson Daughters
An elderly woman from Anderson Lauderale County died of an infected heart while visiting near Athens. Her daughters Ora and Nela Jackson and the couples Mrs. Wilbur Coffey and Mrs. Edward Stewart are Lawrence County teachers. Also reported is the sudden death of Jack Montgomery in Mississippi, a longtime Moulton resident in his eighties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Coffey
Edward Stewart
Athens
R. B. Jackson
Jackson
Anderson
Lauderdale County
Ora
Nela Jackson
Lawrence County
Jack Montgomery
Mississippi
Moulton
Montgomery
Will Compton Returns Home From Sister's Bedside
Will Compton who had stayed at the bedside of his sister Mrs. Mary Grady has returned to his home in Shawnee Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Compton
Mary Grady
Shawnee, Okla
Kay Owen
Florida
Earl Harrow
Kay
Harrow
Miss Aloin Bloodworth Heads to Florence for Saturday Departure
Miss Aloin Bloodworth will leave Saturday for Florence where she is to participate in events tied to a forthcoming engagement. Details remain sparse as the brief notice highlights travel plans and a soon departure date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloin Bloodworth
Florence
Miss Moore Dies at Rural Home
Miss Moore dies at a rural home less than a year after her birthday. She is survived by two sisters Miss Hattie Moore of Hartselle and Mrs. R C Thompson of McCrary Arkansas. Services will be held at the home this afternoon at 9:30 conducted by Reverends J H Chitwood and Dan Burson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Moore
Hartselle
R. C. Thompson
McCrary, Ark
J H. Chitwood
Dan Burson
Weekend Guest of Miss Sara Tomlinson
A guest will visit Miss Sara Tomlinson, a student at Florence State Teachers College, for the weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Tomlinson
Florence State Teachers College
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Adrian
Connie Bennett
Dor
Othy Dell
Paramount
Robert Sparks
Dorothy
Miss Marker
Aileen Pringle
Fay Wray
John Marshall
Supreme Justice of
The
United States
Rochelle Hudson
First Ave
Courtland Harry Freep
Daily Washington Merry
Josiah William Bailey
North Carolina
Ellison
Congressional
Henry Wallace
J. P. Morgan
Merry
Illinois
Ham” Lewis
Senate
Kyllikki Pohjola
Ham
New York City
John J. J. Boylan
John J O’connor
John J. Delaney
Troyanovsky
Russia
Lenin
Travanovsky
Detroit
Moulton Personals
Lisbet
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Sarah Peabodys
W. Sta
Central Press
Savoy
Corner Bank
Nick Brown
Cheney
Gaylord Seersuckers
Phoenix 50c
Manhattan
Pioneer
ARROW
Phillips-Jones
Fios
Riegel
Dad
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
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