Society and Guild Meeting Notices Include Local Churches
Society items list annual election for Mispah chapter O E 8 with officers to be chosen Tuesday at 730 pm at Masonic Memorial. Guild and church circles meet Monday at homes and churches with hostesses named. Meetings cover World Outlook program and missionary society discussions at Central Methodist First Presbyterian and First Methodist locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Society
Central Methodist Woman's Missionary
Ike Scheer
C. D. Patterson
Thomas Parks
G. T
Personal Notices From Readers Highlight Local Travel and Weddings
Miss Marguerite and Nancy Miller Jernigan travel to Chapel Hill Tennessee to visit grandparents and relatives. Alice Brown of Florence visits sister Mrs H D Barnum. Harvey Pride attends wedding in Huntsville where he was a W&L classmate of the groom. Maureen Bobbitt at Nashville summer school. Mrs D W Speake and grandsons plan summer in Denver with Neal Speake. William Rankin and daughters Peggy Williams and others are noted in collective notices.
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Marguerite
Nancy Miller Jernigan
Chapel Hill, Tenn
Mrs. Jernigan
Harvey Pride
Huntsville
Margaret Lanier
Harvey
Washington and Lee University
Four Horsemen Message At Sixteenth Avenue Church
Rev. Vernon L. Rich preached on The Four Horsemen of Revelations to a large Sixteenth Avenue Church gathering. The sermon linked Revelations to the Bible, describing the white horse as the Word of God, the red horse as war, the black horse as famine, and the pale horse as death and hell, noting sin's conquest by God after life on earth ends.
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Sixteenth Avenue Church
Vernon L. Rich
Rich
John
God
Christ
Earth
Weekend travels and society notes from Birmingham
Miss Douglas Rankin travels to Birmingham for Saturday. Miss Williams stays for Camp Winnataska. Miss Bobbie Malone of Nashville visits sister Miss Ziliene Malone. Lucile and Annie Gus Murphy weekend in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McLeod visit Huntsville. Margaret Lanier to marry at Episcopal church tonight. Florence visitor J. Kernachan with family at Gilchrist home. Earl Glenn honeymooned in the Great Smokies and at home on Johnston street. Mrs. A Bailey and infant at Adams apartments after Benevolent Hospital. Raymond Brown improving at Oteen sanatorium. Thelma Lee Mitchell at Camp McDowell. Several ladies motor to Cullman for tea hosted by Mrs. Le Roy McEntire and Mrs. George Bledsoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. McLeod
Huntsville
Morton Hutchens
Margaret Lanier
Episcopal Church
Mrs. Earl Glenn
Great Smokies
Johnston Street
A. ©. Bailey
Adams Apartments
Benevolent Society Hospital
Make Up Tricks to Make Eyes Look Larger and Brighter
In Eastern harems as well as Occidental fashion, eye makeup is key. Dean of mannequins Gertrude L Mayer advises a finely pointed pencil along the lower lashes with a soft blend outward, then a sparing application of eye shadow cream to keep the color deepest at the lashes and fading outward for a larger, brighter eye effect.
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Gladys Glad
America
Orient
Kcohol
Gertrude L. Mayer
Mayer
Gertrude Mayer
Cotillion Club Dance Guests and Local Names Noted
Social rounds list guests and residents including Mrs. Leroy Bledsoe and Mrs. Geo. Bledsoe at a home function. Others plan visits to Somerset and Birmingham while H. L. Thornton rejoins family after hospital recovery. Measles case improves as Wendalyn Joyce Gray recovers at Johnston street home.
Tuscaloosa Man Sentenced in Manslaughter Case
Woodrow Brown age 23 was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after conviction on first degree manslaughter in the death of his brother in law Albert Ledbetter near Lock 17 on May 20 He posted $2,000 bond and filed notice of appeal Brown pleaded self defense The jury deliberated for 15 hours after receiving the case late yesterday
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Woodrow Brown
Albert Ledbetter
Brown
Beauty tips and weights from a 1920s guide
A quoted exchange discusses ideal weight for a 25 year old woman and a method to improve skin conditions such as blackheads and oily complexion. It references a Beauty Culture booklet with fuller information.
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Jean
Make This Model At Home Fits You For Every Summer Occasion
Pattern 2332 by Anne Adams offers a versatile summer ensemble with a short top, upstanding neck band, and optional puff sleeves. Available sizes 12 through 40, fabric options include silk linen and shantung. Include 418 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16 and mail 15 cents for pattern plus size instructions.
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Anne Adams
Annie Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Marker Placed at Hodson Grave in Lawrence County
A boulder marker will be placed this month at the grave of Earl M. Hodson former Lawrence County superintendent. It bears The Child Was First in His Heart. Purchased by the county school children and Hodson friends, the marker committee includes Olen D Roberson Frank P Payne H L Tidwell and C K Parker. Hodson was esteemed across the county and north Alabama for advancing local education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M. Hodson
Cation
Lawrence County
Mr. Hodson
Olen D. Roberson
Town Creek
Frank P. Payne
Courtland
H. L. Tidwell
Revered Dobbs to Fill Pulpit in Huntsville Church
Rev. C. L. Dobbs of Sixteenth Avenue Baptist will fill the pulpit at the Merrimack Baptist Church in Huntsville Sunday morning, extending a guest sermon engagement and church collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Dobbs
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Merrimack Baptist Church
Huntsville
Delegations Attend Revival at Big Tent Sunday
Delegations from Hartselle and Sheffield will attend the mass meeting at the big tent Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. Evangelist A J Dailey will recount 16 years of tent work across the South and West. Otto Fischer leads the choir as it improves each night. Tomorrow night at 7 30 the topic is The Modern Scribes and Pharisees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Sheffield
A. J. Dailey
Otto Fischer
Members urged to attend Trinity Sunday service
St John s Episcopal church members who missed the Whitsunday rededication were urged by the rector to attend the Trinity Sunday service at 11 00 a m on June 16. The rector asked the congregation to maintain the recent improvement in church attendance and attend each Sunday.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Whitsunday
Trinity
Extension Approved for Two Year Tax Measures
Washington June 15 the house ways and means committee approved a two year extension of present taxes. the plan is estimated to raise about 601 million dollars in the next fiscal year.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Freeland to Head The Training Union at Alabama event
Ben Freeland of Mobile was elected president of the Alabama Baptist Training Union at the 43rd annual convention in Marion. New officers include Jessie Adams of Montgomery as vice president Velma McElmore of Athens as secretary and district vice presidents Mary Lee Earnest Herbert Howard Ernest Holt Clay Pless and Noble Grat em. New advisory council members are Rev. C M Perry Dr L W Dockery Dr S H Jones Dr W J Wilkes Rev Virgil Gardner and Dr A H Reid. Dr John W Inzet of Montgomery was the keynote speaker at the constitution service last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ala
Ben Freeland
Mobile
Alabama Baptist Training
Freeland
Jessie Adams
Montgomery
Velma McElmore
Athens
Mary Lee Earnest
Greenville
Herbert Howard
Troy
Ernest Holt
Gordo
Clay Plés
Dadeville
Noble Gratem Huntsville
Herbert Dailey
Florence
C. M. Perry
L. W. Dockery
Dothan
S. H. Jones
W. J. Wilkes
Opelika
Virgil Gardner
A. H. Reid
Birmingham
John W. Inzet
Constitution Service
Betting Privileges Mooted Question In Arkansas
Arkansas lawmakers legalized parimutuel racing and allowed off track bookmakers, but two circuit judges in distant districts disagree, declaring the law both does and does not legalize away from track betting.
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Tece Arkana
Ark
Arkansas
Boy Held In Death of Father In New Orleans Area
A 15 year old boy is held in Gretna jail after confessing to fatally shooting his father who allegedly threatened to kill him as they worked in a field near their home at Nine Mile in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Gretna
Rotary International Opens Latin America Convention in Mexico City
The June 15 gathering marks Rotary International's first Latin American convention in Mexico City with about six thousand Rotarians and families. Sessions run June 17 to 21 at the Palace of Fine Arts, featuring hospitality programs, a Pullman garden city, and a colorfully staged pageant for 3,500. Local citizens host accommodations. celebrations include a council on legislation started June 15, with resolutions on Rotary matters and a greeting to Paul P Harris, founder of Rotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Rotary
Arica
R. Hill
Mexico
Palace of Fine Arts
Rotary Ciu
Capital
Satuday
Council On Legislation
Nnn
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Ilinoi
Pacific Ocean
Better Housing Loans Available for Home Repairs
Local banks and FHA approved institutions offer loans up to $2,000 for roof, heating, garage, or room additions. Repayment at 5 percent with monthly installments. Qualifying requires ownership, good credit, and steady income. Contact 510% Bank Decatur, J. E. Morrow, Office Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Decatur
J. E. Morrow
Taxpayers rush June income payments to deadline
Treasury money counters operated as income taxpayers hurried to remit June installments by midnight, with many rushing to meet the deadline.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Boy shot father after field gun confrontation
A boy recounted that after discovering his mother’s whereabouts was unknown his enraged father threatened to kill him. They both raced to a gun in a field and the boy, reaching it first, fired as the father advanced.
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Mrs. Walker
By Byars
Beatrice Walker
Mary Faye Nelson
Elisabeth
Dorothy Jean Hyde
Ruth
Irma Glenn Black
Helen Ruth
Baby Sis Pruitt
Wayne Smith
Sonny Boy Carter
David
Joan Byars
Cora Pith
Maitland McCullough
Peggy
Buddy Hawkins
la Della
James Waterson
Esther Henshaw
St. John's Guild
MH. B. Beard
Jackson Street
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Circle One
Meadams
J. H. Calvin
Jackson Calvin
Ferry Street
D. C. Shaw
Circle Two
Goidel
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Roberta Campbell Lawson
Tulsa
Okla
Detroit
Josephine Peirce
Lima
Alice Brown
H. D. Barnum
Billy Wyker
Henry Jeffrey
Maureen Bobbitt
Nashville, Tenn
D. W. Speake
Dan and
Neal, Jr
Denver
Colo
Neal Speake
William Rankin
Peggy Williams
Four Horsemen
Douglas Rankin
Miss Williams
Camp Winnataska
Bobbie Malone
Ziliene Malone
Lucile
Annie Gus Murphy
J. 8. Kernachan
E. E. Aederson
J. S. Jr
Chicago, Ill
P. P. Gilchrist
Raymond Brown
Oteen
N. C
Thelma Lee Mitchell
C. H. Eyster
Georgie Miller
H. B. Beard
Fred Tidwell
Early Phinizy
Cullman
Leroy McEntire
George Bled
Soe
Leroy Bledsoe
Geo. Bledsoe
Somerset, Ky
J. A. DeWeese
Farr McBride
H. L. Thornton
Selma
Baptist Hospital
Jack Smiley
Eighth Street
John Martin
R. Reagin
Attalla
James L. Little
Gadsden
R. T. Sheppard
Wendalyn Joyce Gray
Bob Porter
Valley Country Club
Cy LaTour
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Bob
Anne
Hodson
Lawrence School
Union Ice Cream
Dillehay Bros. Druggists
Grant Street
Mijaxine Doak
Fort Worth
Jt.x
Chum
Patsy
the Training Union
N. O
Clubs
World Aid
Kent
Davidson Coal & Feed Co
Montevallo
Dixie
Dogwood
Alabama
Little Gem Coal Co
New River
Piper Coal
Holy St
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