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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
5
A party plan derails Kathleen's earnest news cult obsession as friends mock her passionate chatter about service and self. Other guests hijack the conversation with new religions Norse myths and Negro spirituals while Kathleen shrinks under icy scrutiny.
A reduced-sized note mentions a lesson learned and questions whether she faced consequences. The snippet suggests a legal or moral reckoning implied by the phrase learned a lesson, but no names, dates, or locations are readable.
Mrs Earl Bradley and Mrs F A Bloodworth Jr hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge gathering at Mrs Bradley's East Vine Street home. Five games, followed by social hour and refreshments, featured a green and white theme with prize trophies for top players.
The piece celebrates the 1930 beach ensembles praising modesty and charm, contrasting new styles with concealed elegance. It lauds fashion makers and the beach as a colorful, tasteful scene while noting societal mood and artistic shifts in summer attire.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Baker spend the weekend in Pulaski with relatives. Margaret and William Howell improve after illness at the home of their parents on Sixth avenue west. Mrs. George Clem to return Tuesday from Birmingham where she visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Aycock plan a Birmingham trip for their son A G medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jortes of Columbus Ohio visit their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Jervis. Miss Myrtie Graves visiting in the area.
Pattern 1958 offers a fresh dress design with a clever bodice trim and low flare skirt. Short kimono sleeves suit warm weather and ease laundry. fabric options include pique, percale, gingham, dimity, shantung, and linen.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a street address for a department in New York City. The line mentions 243 Weet Street and the company scope appears related to a pattern or patternmaking unit.
A compact ad shows silk remnants and fabrics priced at 1.25 dollars, with a sale for six dollars lasting one week. The notice mentions pajamas kimonos quilts and states pay the postman upon delivery. Located in Palmer Silks D-16 51 in St Louis Missouri.
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