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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1936

Page

5

Summer Cotillion Dance Celebrates at Valley Country Club

The Cotillion Club hosted the 1936 Summer Dance at Valley Country Club on June 16. Couples from Decatur and nearby areas attended, with Miss Mary Jervis and Russell Humphrey among many pairs. The venue featured a summer garden theme with tropical vines, roses, palms, and lanterns, and music by Harrison Cooper and his orchestra in a Lombardo style.

Charm Valley Country Club Decatur Mary Jervis Russell Humphrey Bluette Wallace Clifton Ferrell Mary Broadus J. H. Jones Susan Bibb Louise Hoff Elkins Himes W. F P. Prazier Estelle Sam White Barrett Skelton James E. King Skeggs Crawford Ben Bloodworth John W. Jones Leo Wright Herard, Jr Garner Pride Julian Harrison Cooper Guy Lombardo Lombardo

Mizpah chapter elects officers in O E S meeting

Members listed include Mrs T D Brooks as worthy matron and J R Gibson as worthy patron. Other officers named are Mrs Lola McKnight associate matron G H Wiggins associate patron and Mrs Let tie W Warner secretary. Readings of names tie to Nashville Moulton Gadsden Tuscumbia Selma Florence Knoxville.

Caloosa Elizabeth Pride Nashville Tenn Jane Bragg Moulton Mabel Pointer Gadsden Edith Morrow Hyde Tuscumbia Kitty Lamar Selma Virginia Simpson Florence Lucille Reagan Knoxville Mizpah O. E T. D. Brooks J. R. Gibson Lola McKnight G. H. Wiggins Lettie W. Warner Gussie Bell Carl Gibson J. 8. Thrasher

Nuptials in Huntsville Bond Two Families in Double Ceremony

The ceremony joined the bride and groom in a double wedding conducted by Rev. E. E. Weaver. Family members Sarah Peck Weaver and Julia Weaver lighted candles as lilies and ferns framed the altar. Guests included C C Byers, Florence Byers, Jack Phillips and others from Tennessee and Georgia, while others attended the Decatur Cotillion Club summer dance at Valley Country Club.

Sarah Peck Weaver Julia Weaver Seneca Burr B. L. Malone E. E. Weaver Tuscaloosa Anantie Huntsville C. C. Byers Florence Byers Chase Jack Phillips Lupton City Tenn P.G. Compton Caroline Ann J. F. Compton Allenville J. C.tidwell Lucy McCormack Falkville J. J. Hayes Atlanta, Ga W. T. Holdridge

Fingers Grow Bigger Yet Nail Biting Hurts Aesthetic Hope

Gladys Glad reports that jewelry experts say women's fingers have grown larger over 30 years, with rings two sizes bigger. Yet nails remain a flaw if nails are bitten, so the remedy centers on manicure, perseverance, and simple aides like tincture of aloes or a home formula to deter biting.

Gladys Glad America

Personal notes from Decatur area social scene

Phil Baugh attends Vanderbilt engineering camp in Bon Air Tennessee for about a month. Lola Jane Maloney of Maplewood New Jersey visits Miss Stuart Peebles. Mrs L P Troup attends summer school at the University of Alabama. Mrs Joseph Woods and Mrs Louis A Neill travel to Leighton and Courtland on business. Fred Durham Wheeler Fred Redman and Joe Agee Courtland attend the Decatur pice Club dance. Don Curry leaves for Georgia Tech to study engineering this summer.

Decatur Cotillion Club The Valley Country Club Lola Jane Maloney Maplewood N. J Frances Craig Florence George Wallace Houston Texas Diana Deason Tus Phil Baugh Vanderbilt Engineering Bon Air Tenn Joseph Woods Louis A. Neill Leighton and Courtland Fred Durham Wheeler Fred Redman Joe Agee Courtland

Beauty Advice Columns From Miss Glad Paywall Pamphlets

Editor notes that Miss Glad cannot answer beauty questions by mail but will send pamphlets on The New Figure Beauty Culture and Care of Hands and Nails if readers mail self addressed stamped envelopes with required coins. The exchange promotes her articles and beauty pamphlets through the paper.

Glad

How to Make Good Coffee and Gravy in the Kitchen

The article explains coffee basics from measuring water to percolator timing and fresh grounds. It also outlines two simple methods for making smooth gravy by mixing flour with fat and adding cold water, then boiling to thick, seasoned perfection.

Local Social Guests Visit Huntsville and Gurley

Mrs E A Edwards and daughter N Katherine visited Huntsville with Mr and Mrs J D Henry and Mr and Mrs James P Edwards. Bertha Sue Edwards returned to Rome after a visit to Gurley and Huntsville. Mrs B D Bassham of Lewisburg Tennessee and her son George Puller were also mentioned as visitors.

E. A. Edwards N Katherine Huntsville J. D. Henry James P. Edwards Bertha Sue Edwards Rome Gurley B. D. Bassham Lewisburg, Tenn George Puller

Menu fragment shows daily meals and items

Breakfast includes chilled melon cereal with raisins and milk. Luncheon features spinach soup toast sticks potato and sardine salad with sour cream cookies and grape juice. Dinner offers broiled lamb chops on toast with creamed peas endive salad French dressing chilled custard fruit milk and coffee.

Duce's Daughter Aids Count's Rise Portrait Highlights

Elevation of Galeazzo Ciano to Minister of Foreign Affairs in Mussolini's cabinet brings attention to his wife Countess Edda, daughter of the Duce. Since marrying, Ciano has gained rapid trust within Italy's Fascist leadership.

Galeazzo Ciano Mussolini Edda TJ Duce Ciano Italy

Walker From Montgomery Leaves for Lewisburg After Visit

Walker of Montgomery departed for Lewisburg this week following a visit with friends and relatives in the area.

Walker Montgomery Lewisburg

Celebration ends in New Orleans death after fall into mud

Police report say a man celebrating last night was found dead in a shallow water filled ditch at an abandoned powder plant site. Investigating officers John Barrett and Milton Bouchereau believe the intoxicated man fell in and suffocated.

New Orleans John Barrett Milton Bouchereau Boutain

Stay Granted in Herndon Appeoal Case in Georgia Supreme Court

Georgia Supreme Court grants 60 day stay to Angelo Herndon to pursue an appeal to the United States Supreme Court. Herndon, a Black defendant described as a negro communist, faces a chain gang sentence on an Insurrection law upheld last week. The stay allows time for filing and brief preparation.

Atlanta Georgia Supreme Court Angelo Herndon Herndon United States Supreme Court

Alternate Recipe for Smooth Lump-Free Gravy

The method uses water on fat to boil then a flour paste mixed with cold water to thicken gravy. Add enough water for pourable consistency and simmer until boiling. Two tablespoons flour per two cups gravy yields a thickened result.

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Cotillion Club E. 8. Loyd Eugene A. Graves Kemners Layman E. Hockensmith Lamar Max Woolsey Finnell Mr. Loyd Miss Weaver MR. Byers Katherine Weaver Elbert Weaver Marcus David Byars C. C. Byars Chase, Ala Country Baptist Church Pres Max Factor Dillehay Bros Evelyn’s Beauty Shop Over Speake, Warren Joe Joan Joee. Bisons D’ “Blondell Joans Beverly Roberts Eric Blore Winifred Shaw Craig Reynolds Joseph King Robert Barrat Lloyd Sacon Warren & Dubin Eden Margaret Lindsay Helen Wood Maplewood, N. J Stuart Peebles L. P. Troup University of Alabama Don Curry Georgia Tech Wohl’s Voiles—Batistes Det. Wohl’s Peggy Martha Sister Mary's Mary E. Daguenea Stat Department of TVA Iovera Pacies C. N.gins Duce Count Goidel’s Store Hartselle Joe Penner Jack Oakie Ned Sparks Francis Langford Anne Adams Pattern Department West 1St New York N. Y Ehaluintere Faultless Starch Company Kansas CITT Speake, Warren & Ratliff
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