Richards Knight wedding ties Tennessee and Alabama families
The ceremony unites Eloise Knight of Lacon Alabama and Paul Nettleton Rich of Monteagle Tennessee in the Knight home garden with Rev A G Richards and Rev L T Reeves officiating. Attendants include Jewel Crawford Virginia Knight and other relatives. a reception follows in Birmingham with a wedding trip to Tennessee and Virginia planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Reeves
Eugene Knight
Wesley M. Patterson
W. H. Compton
Mary Alice Plemmons
Jewel Crawford
Virginia Knight
Jeanne Drinkard
Pena Junkins
Grace Maguire
Bassett Maguire
Ruth Clark
Soe Patterson
Mary Alice Elliott
A. G. Richards
Monteagie, Tenn
Passett Maguire
Grace and Bassett Maguire, Jr
Logan
Utah
E. T. Rendon
Cordova
Ala
Groover Knight
Irene.Peerson
Birmingham
B. G. Hall
Florence
Miss Mildred Whitworth Returns Home from Madison Visit
Miss Mildred Whitworth of Madison has returned home after a short visit with her aunt Mrs. Sarah Frances Trotman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Whitworth
Madison
Sarah Frances Trotman
Health supervision for infants in Morgan county
Dr L R Murphrer notes low local spending on infant health despite many babies born and attended by midwives. Health department visits, nurse supervision, vaccination, and midwife training aim to improve prenatal care, infant hygiene, and protection from disease.
Mrs Johnston Recovers from Automobile Injuries
Mrs James H Johnston sustains injuries in an automobile accident several weeks ago. Mrs L C Peterson of Birmingham returns home after a week with Mrs Esther Kilgore, accompanied by her nieces Juanita and Betty Jean Kilgore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Johnston
L. C. Peterson
Birmingham
Esther Kilgore
Nices
Juanita
Betty Jean Kilgore
Frequent Shampoos Aid Hair Beauty
Advice from Gladys Glad urges regular shampoos as safe for hair when done properly. Step by step rinse technique with warm to cool water, repeated lathering, and thorough rinsing prevents residue. Fragrance hints include jasmine and gardenia notes. an editor notes pamphlets on body image available by mail.
Jean Harlow Sends Local Girl Photograph
Miss Mary Ann Coolidge, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Coolidge of 821 Oak Street, owns a prized autographed photo of film star Jean Harlow. A month after she wrote expressing admiration, a portrait arrived two days after Harlow's death with the inscription Cordially, Jean Harlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Coolidge
Jack Coolidge
Oak Street
Jean Harlow
Health workers advise expectant mothers on home care
Health department staff visit homes of pregnant women to teach health basics and emphasize medical exams. They urge more infants to receive examinations and for greater health supervision by doctors and public health nurses.
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Health Department
Health Club Hosts Talk By County Health Officer
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at St Johns Parish House with Vice President Mrs J T Nelson presiding in Miss Ola Barnard's absence. Dr L R Murphree county health officer spoke on malaria and other diseases, and Miss Carrie Jones received a club pin as retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
St. Johns Parish House
J. T. Nelson
Ola Barnard
L. R. Murphree
Carrie Jones
Budget estimates show cost to run Congress in 1939
United States budget estimates approved by the House Appropriations Committee project a total of 24,001,734 dollars to fund Congress and related activities for the 1939 year.
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U. S
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Rita Johnson to Replace Harlow in Sara toga
Newcomer Rita Johnson is being groomed for the late Jean Harlow's role in Sara toga. The nearly finished film will be rewritten to suit Johnson and the picture wholly remade.
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Rita Johnson
Jean Harlow
Miss Johnson
Miss Glad’s Daily Column Requests Readers Enclosing Stamps
Dressed envelope stamped with a three cent stamp and ten cents in coin for each item to cover printing and handling. For her articles on care of the feet legs two cents in coin for BA and a self addressed stamped envelope are required. Personal questions on reality will be answered through Miss Glad's daily column.
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Glad
Roeality
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Anne Adams
Elcome
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Mrs. Maguire
Mrs. Knight
Irene Peerson
J. N. Laubenthal
Tennessee
Kam
bAbade
Cudahy
the Gudahy Packing CO
Bureau of
T. V. Harrison
Goidel’s Store
L. R. Murphrer
Aines Onane
Goreea
San de Oeta
Morgan County
Aways
Penney’s Penney Company, Incorporated
Gladys Glad
America
New England
V. C
Mary
Linda Perry
Takes Harlow
Central Press
Ouvests Hotel
Lyons New Management
WMFO
Wohl’s
Wilson Bros
Qohl’s
Uys
WSM
UNION
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