Social for Fidelis Class at Central Baptist Church
Mrs E M Lee hosted a Fidelis Class social at Central Baptist with flowers, music, readings, and a Biblical contest. Miss Nannie Chandler and Miss Sarah Ruth Wilson presented readings and songs while Mrs Seneca Burr led the program and Mrs E T Cunningham presided. An ice course followed, and later a bridge party hosted by Mrs E D Berry honored Mrs Earl Kelley with high and consolation prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Lee
Fidelis
Central Baptist Church
Sere Cte Aed
Grant Street
Seneca Burr
E. T. Cunningham
Nannie Chandier
Jean Huie
Nannie B. Chandler
Sarah Ruth Wilson
E. T Branum
Herman Sandlin
E. Walker
Dotty Robinson
D. D. Gibson
Earl Kelley
E. D. Berry
Will Adams
I. D.carlisle
Roy Odom
Fred Sheats
Robert Sittason
B. K. Wiggins
Katherine Schneider
Louise and
Hildegard Holtmann
Fred Sittason
Myrtle Patterson
Smith
Lether Smith
Edith McKnight
Terry Surles and Paul Terry wed quietly at Central Methodist
Mrs Lillié Surles and Mr Paul Terry were married Wednesday evening in the Central Methodist church study with Rev James Duncan Hunter officiating. The couple, longtime city residents, reside at 320 Grant Street and hosted intimate friends after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillié Surles
Paul Terry
Central Methodist Church
James Duncan Hunter
Terry
Grant Street
Mello-Glo New Shade Face Powder Ad
The ad promotes MELLO-GLO a new shade youth color face powder. It claims perspiration has little effect, it won t dry the skin, it sticks well and lasts longer without clogging pores. Distributed by Thompson Drug Co and Albany Drug Co.
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Thompson Drug Co
Albany Drug Co
Adv
The Breakfast Corner Guests Attend Movie and Bridge
Annette Bradelit and Mrs Doss visited Johnston Street to see a film at the Princess theatre. Attendees included Lig on Spencer Garnett O P Stinson Leslie Doss J W Boggiss Finch C J Randolph and E N Penick. They enjoyed refreshments at a drug store then visited Mrs Hatfield and played bridge for several hours.
Personal Notices of Travel and Hospital Visits Around Town
Mrs John Knight travels to Nashville to be with her husband after surgery with his condition improving. Mrs J R Smiley visits Mooresville for the day with Mrs Henry Zeitler. Mrs Thomas Chandler and Miss Mabel Pointer return from Nashville after visiting Mr and Mrs W J Keith. Malcolm Austelle heads to Monteagle for the summer. Mr and Mrs Wilmer Hall of Florence to visit Lelia Grubbs Hall enroute home after Maxwell Field training. Mrs C W Knight and baby return from Tuscumbia. Mr and Mrs Harry Wyatt and Eva Love plan a Kentucky motor trip. The J G Martin family to Haleyville for an extended visit. Captain and Mrs J M Morris of Columbia GA visiting Grady Keyes. Judge and Mrs W T Lowe plan a weeks visit to her mother. Miss Ellen Gilbert returns to Pulaski after visiting W T Lowe. Mrs G S Walker of Montgomery expected July first to visit C E Walker. Thelma Hatfield and Sarah Blackwell attend Huntsville dance. F D Peebles and son motor to Culman to visit relatives. Grady Keyes return from Columbus GA. Miss Magmie Harris of Hartsville visits Miss Peggy Davis in Huntsville. R A Kirkland visits sons in Birmingham and Montgomery. Mr and Mrs W E Goodlett depart for Bucharest Romania after six weeks with relatives. Mrs R Y Goodlett and son Earl of Moulton visit family here then depart. Misses Creane and Beatrice Woodroof visit relatives in Madisonville KY returning Sunday with three cousins. Infant daughter of Herbert Berryhill ill with colitis on Eighth Avenue West. John A Thomason to visit Memphis. Mrs D B Warren visits relatives in Huntsville and Tennessee towns.
Verdaderas Migas a Spanish Luncheon Dish
In Madrid True breadcrumbs or Migas make a luncheon dish. Cut bread not too fresh into slices, moisten with salted water and paprika, roll in soft crumbs, then rest several hours. Fry in garlic flavored oil until brown. Migas are sometimes served with chocolate at tea.
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Alice Langelier
International News Service
Madrid
Spain
Lindbergh Name Sparks Little Falls Pride
Little Falls Minnesota weighs renaming or monuments to honor Charles Lindbergh after his boyhood days in town. A 1917 auto used by the aviator is set in main intersection with signs Good Boy Slim and Lindbergh First Place.
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Little Falls
Minn
Charles “A. Lindbergh
New’ York
Paris
Lindbergh
Lindbe
Captain Lindbergh
Will Rogers To Be Operated On
Will Rogers mayor of Beverly Hills and noted humorist rested comfortably in a Los Angeles hospital awaiting gallstone surgery. He was moved from his Beverly Hills home by physicians who said an operation would be needed and would occur today but later indicated it would take place within a few days.
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Los Angeles
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Home merchants promise guaranteed service and doorstep delivery
Local home merchants highlight guaranteed service and door to door delivery as unique courtesies, emphasizing convenience and customer care not found elsewhere.
Paris Styles Feature Flappy Straws and Feta Hats
Evelyn M Donald reports on mid summer fashion in Paris with hat trends from advanced modistes. Turbans berets and crowned shapes appear while crash straw bankok and panama hats top race patel outfits. Pastels dominate large hats and decorative feathers quills and velvety bows finish many looks.
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Evelyn M'Donald
Paris
Bankok
Panama
Patel
Ele Tea Placta
Agnes’ Winter
Purification of the System Promised by Calotaba
This ad urges readers to purify the body as a health foundation and recommends Calotaba as the greatest system purifier. It promotes a family package with directions for a weekly cleansing over several weeks and notes a price of 35 cents at drug stores.
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Bridge Party
Lee Sts
Irwin
Dubinsky
New York
Chicago
Dark Angel
Mae Allen
Aviation Girls
Harry
Pep” Pearce
Mary Grey Allen
Mockingbird Bryant
Terry-Surles
Matinee Party
J. R. Doss
J. M. Hatfield
Ligon
Birmingham
Ala
Spencer Garnett
C. P. Stinson
Eugene
Eugéne
MOVE
Albany
Annette Bradelit
John Knight
Nashville
Tenn
Knight
Mr. Knight
J. R. Smiley
Mooresville
Henry Zeitler
Thomas Chandler
Mabel Pointer
Nashville, Tenn
W. J. Keith
Malcolm Austelle
Monteagle
Sommer
Wilmer Hall
Florence
Montgomery
C. W. Knight
Tuscumbia
Mrs. Hammerly
Lee Pane
Harry Wyatt
Eva Love
Points
Kentucky
J. G. Martin
Haleyville
J. M. Morris
Columbia, Ga
Grady Keyes
Marte Judge
W. T. Lowe
Ellen Gilbert
Pulaski, Tenn
Mrs
Frank Duffey
Huntsville
Thelma Hatfield
Sarah Blackwell
F. D. Peebles
Culman
Columbus, Ga
R. Cortner
B. Elliott
Magmie Harris
Hartselle
Peggy Davis
R. A. Kirkland
W. E. Goodlett
Bucharest
Romania
C. A. Fodder
R. Y. Goodlett
Moulton
Earl
A. Fodders
Creane
Beatrice Woodroof
Madisonville
Herbert Berryhill
Collins
Eighth Avenue, West
John A. Thomason
Memphis
D. BE. Warren
Huntaville
Winchester
Fayetteville, Tenn
Decatur
Little Falls, Minn
Rainey’s Fashion Parlor
Jackson St
Marceling
Rainey’s
Second Ave
Rebecca Felton
United States Senate
Reboux
Garnett
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