Two Athens Weddings Highlight Local Social News
Mrs B F Sowell announces the marriage of daughter Mary to Franklin E B Thomas at First Baptist Athens with Rev Virgil Gardner officiating. Elizabeth Moebes weds Thomas Thompson at the Parkers home with music and flowers. home at Lafayette Street after brief honeymoon. Local Legion Auxiliary convention hosts from Huntsville Athens Cullman Birmingham and more with district director Mrs George Duncan presiding. Central League Picnic set at Elizabeth Ann Drake's home with 7 15 pm start. Liberty Council No 11 Daughters of America to meet Tuesday night. Piano pupils recital at Central Methodist Church draws large crowd with Miss S T Rollo teaching twenty nine pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAS
Lowell
Athens
Ala
B. F. Sowell
Mary
Franklin EB. Thomas
Virgil M. Gardner
First Baptist Church
McEntire
W. L. Pate
Birmingham
Eafayette Street
the Legion Auxiliary
Huntsville
Cullman
Bessemer
George Duncan
Hotel
Lyons
Maude Kelley
Smiley
Central League
Elizabeth Ann Drake
Virginia Rhinehart
Central Methodist Church
8. T. Rollo
Cecelia Alexander
Lucile Chenault
Elizabeth Ann Humphrey
Elizabeth Berry
Rose Gaynor Faeth
Judson Seniors Piano Recital Program Highlights
Judson High School presents a piano recital featuring Ella Bess Gillespie Wilson G Smith and other seniors performing pieces by Greig Mozart Brahms Liszt and Chopin. Notable selections include Papageno's Magic Melody To The Rising Sun Hungarian Dance No 5 and Leibestraum with multiple performers in a collaborative three piano set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bess Gillespie
Wilson G. Smith
Alda Goidel
Greig
David Allen Gibson
Kroeger
Martha Dinsmore
Oesten
Berval Bennett
Mozard
Papageno
Edith Farish
Simple Aren
Mary Katherine Crow
Borowski
Valsetta
Geraldine Farrar
MacDowell
Mary Ellen Smith
Chopin
Christine Hamilton
Mendelssohn
Mary Kate Gillespie
Torjussen
Mildred Stephenson
Brahms
Geraldine Farrer
Ruth Farrer
Berta Mae Joiner
Cooke
Sea Gardens
Rolfe
Made
Social notes go on long road trips and visits
Mr and Mrs Schuyler Williams return from Nashville Tennessee. Their son Schuyler Jr stays extendedly. Several families travel to Hampshire Tennessee to visit grandmother Mrs Annette Beard. Others visit Birmingham Saginaw Mich and Columbia Tenn. several names listed as guests and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Williams
Nashville
Tenn
Schuyler, Jr
J. W. Flowers
R. R. Kent
Frank Liles
Hampshire
Annette Beard
Rally Preps and Social Notes From Decatur Area Clubs
Home demonstration clubs rally at Morgan County High School Auditorium on June 19 at 9 30 AM with talks by Mrs M J Dent TVA recreation and practical demonstrations on canning. Activities include exhibits, leadership certificates, musical selections, and a free afternoon picture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County High School
M. J. Dent
Federal Housing Program
Trotter
Hardin
TVA
Mary Alice Plemons
Falkville
Louise Sivley
Falkvile
Hattie Maude Hames
Moulton Heights
Chicago
Roy Moore
Nell Prince
USE POLY SCENT IN SUMMER By GLADYS GLAD
Gladys Glad discusses summer perfume choices, noting fragrance trends shift from heavy scents to light bouquets. She offers guideline perfumes matching personality types, citing lily of the valley for youth, jasmine for ash brown eyes, violet for shy types, narcissus for dark damsels, rose for athletic girls, and gardenia for warm brunettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Glad
America
Narcissus
Rose
Gardenia
Answers to Queries Rouge Agnes and Dolores on Health Myths
Agnes discusses roupe skin care and proper cleansing with a trusted product. Dolores claims constipation contributes to overweight and promises a two week eight to ten pound reduction in her booklet. Superfluous Hair Party describes a hair bleach formula using peroxide and ammonia.
Local Pilot Club selects Miss Thombs for Savannah convention
Miss Inez Thombs will represent Decatur Pilot Club at the International Pilot Club convention in Savannah, Georgia. She departs Wednesday for the Georgia city and returns to Decatur next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Thombs
Decatur
For Rent Furnished 3-Room Apartment No Children
Classified ad offers a furnished three room apartment for rent to a young couple. No children allowed. Contact by phone at $14 M.
Arguments On Pay Hire Bill
Alabama Attorney General Carmichael urged Judge Jones to dissolve an injunction on the Arnold act increasing legislative expenses. Leedy of Birmingham challenges the bill as unconstitutional, arguing it violates section 49 of the state constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Albert A Carmichael
Waler B. Jones
W. B. Leedy
Birmingham
Arnold
Leedy
Bibb Graves
Jones
Carmichael
TVA Officials Inspect Muscle Shoals Power Capacity
Florence Alabama June 17 17 TVA officials on a federal inspection trip reviewed the Tennessee Valley Authority power resources at Muscle Shoals. T. T. Tate director of the national power resources survey E A Mees chief of the power resources commission and L B Wing chief engineer studied Wilson Dam Wheeler Dam and Pickwick Dam plans within the national power picture. They declined to issue an official statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ala
T. T. Tate
National Power Resources Survey
Federal Power Commission
E. A. Mees
Power Resources Commission
L. 8
Wing
TVA
Muscle Shoals
Wilson Dam
Wheeler and Pickwick
Shoala
Lawmakers’ expense bill argued as official costs not unconstitutional
Carmichael stated the 1933 Supreme Court ruling on a $4 legislators’ expense act does not apply, asserting the bill is an ordinary appropriation for official legislative expenses. John Young of Montgomery was to speak for Leedy, with Judge Jones to consider motions without a bench ruling today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Carmichael
John Young
Montgomery
Leedy
Jones
Keep Cool In This Frock Pattern No X2340
Ann Adams designs a dimity white dress with heavenly blue dots and shoulder ruffles. The pattern No. X2340 costs 15 cents and is available in sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 40 from The Decatur Daily Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Anne Adams
Dimity
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York
Farmers to Receive 130 Million in Rent and Rewards
Farm Administrator Chester C. Davis announced to Secretary Wallace that cotton farmers will get about 130 million dollars in rental payments and farmers rewards under the 1935 crop adjustment program. The AAA report defends New Deal cotton controls and outlines aims to cut the cotton carryover to 7.5 million bales by August 1, 1936 and reduce the 1935 crop to about 11.5 million bales on 31.41 million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chester C. Davis
Wallace
Davis
AAA
Bankhead
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Margaret Cox
Selma
Judson College
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Elmo
Goidel
Berega Cosmetics
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Bobbie Jones
Bridgeport, Ala
Mrs
Mary Ruth Flowers
Columbia, Tenn
Julia Hamlin
Columbus, C
B. F. Martin
Carl Gallaher
Baby
Pearl Stewart
Mrs. Mattie Bates
Nashville, Tenn
J. W. Pipkin
Mrs. Pipkin
Mrs. Ferrow Himes
Frank Malcolm
Saginaw, Mich
J. E. Colvard
Frank
Sylacauga
J. O. Colvard
Betsy Jane Elam
Peggy Wilds
Annie Miller McEntire
Anne Hunter
Ann Cooper Gill
Ida
Barthelmess
Dorothy Tre
Roscoe Karnse
Ray Millend
County High School
Hall Hill
Camp Winnataska
Bell Buckle
Mrs. Gill
Ferdinand Phinizy
Texarkana, Ark
Ferrow Himes
Mabel Pointer
Gadsden
Leo Wright
George Allen
J. D. Jervis
Cecil Carey
Oklhoma City
Okla
Lewis C. Brown
Eva Clyde Gargus
University of Alabama
Evelyn Murphree
State Normal College At
Annette Bunn
Laredo
Texas
Will Emens
Trinity
Mildred Kuhn
Nell Kuhn
E. P. McDonald
Corbin, Ky
Harry Markham
Ernest Markham
A. Markham
Jean Block
Billie Dean Malone
H. Malone
Tuscumbia
Currie Bunn Hall
Sam Hall
Memphis, Tenn
J. T. Redding
Jack
Corinth
Miss
Cecil Vantreese
E. G. Milam
E. G. Morrow
Stella Evans
Knoxville, Tenn
Dick Aldridge
Ed Price
Farraday, la
G. E. Price
Sim Price
Carolyn Collier
Clarksdale, Miss
Eleanor
Evelyn Green
H. C. Hutchinson
el Dorado, Ark
D. W. Irwin
R. L. Hundley
Katherine Ivy
Oak Ridge
Wilsie Pride
Madison
Dorothy Folse
Ivy
Anita Louise
Agnes
Tuns
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Yne
Hill A, Terry
Nshoro
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Alabama
House of Representatives
Haley County
Hrill
William Powell
Victor Flemingt
Dest
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