Rallying Women Hold County Club Meeting in Rain
Home Demonstration Club notes describe a rainy county rally with 175 women, songs led by James McLendon, Judge Cecil Hester awarding gavels to Wheeler, Tanner, Blackburn, and others. Piney Chapel presented The Old Maid's Club, and plans for summer events were outlined.
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James McLendon
J. R. Crawford
Cecil Hester
Lauderdale County
Wheeler
Tanner
Blackburn
Elkmont
City Limits
Fairmount
Coxey
Piney Chapel
Old Maid’s Club
Henry Neal, Jr
Worth Thompson
Neal
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Relief Ointment Claim
An ad claims Blue Star Ointment provides cooling relief for itchy skin. It promises deep penetration and fast action, with a money back guarantee on the first jar if unsatisfied.
Movie Folk Add Vital Statistics
Hollywood reports a marriage, an engagement, a birth and a divorce in its vital statistics. Lily Damita and Errol Flynn wed in Yuma with Judge Free man performing the ceremony. Lillian Bond engages Sidney Smith. Gloria Stuart and Arthur Sheekman welcome a daughter Sylvia. Helen Morgan and Maurice Maschke divorce. Bond to wed Smith in weeks as Stuart rests after announcing her baby.
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Hollywood
Calif
Filmland
Lily Damita
Comedienne
Errol Flyn
Lillian Bond
Sidney Smith
New York
Gloria Stuart
Arthur Sheekman
Sylvia
Helen Morgan
Maurice
Buddy) Maschke
Cleveland
Damita
Europe
Yuma
Aris
KE. A. Freeman
East
Miss Morgan
San Francisco
Smith
Florence Rice Smith
Grantland Rice
Bond
Stuart
Congress Considers Amplifying System for House
Washington June 20. Some congressmen seek an amplifying system in the House of Representatives. Speaker Burns said the acoustics are bad and members cannot always hear proceedings. He noted private conversations distract and that hearing the speaker would reduce talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Burns
Long Skeptical of Roosevelt's Plans
Senator Long expresses skepticism but welcomes Roosevelt back to the share the wealth movement. He praises the tax message and says busting big fortunes could lift the mood in 24 hours. The remarks came as Roosevelt signals a push on wealth redistribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Long
Roosevelt
Long
America
County cooperative club installs officers and honors pioneers
Legislative chairman and Mrs. M. A. Phillips report on goals. Mrs. Wilbur Hull’s nominating committee report names officers for the coming year led by Mrs. Phillips as council president and Mrs. Van Buren Gilbert as vice president. Installation featured tapers for the Extension Service and council officers. Six past presidents were recognized with pins, and the group sang Follow the Gleam after pledging duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Phillips
Wilbur Hull
van Buren Gilbert
Lehman Henderson
Cub Black
Henry Neal
Spidle
County Council
Morris Hull
F. A
Milton Grisham
A. G
Dougherty
McCord
W. E. Flood
Isom
L. E. Cox
Tennessee Valley
Council
Make This Model at Home by Anne Adams
Anne Adams offers sewing patterns for summer outfits with practical outdoor and indoor wear. Includes Pattern 2335 with sizes 16 through 44, yardage details, and illustrated instructions. Orders: 186 coins or stamps to Decatur Daily Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Batiste
Annie Adams Revere
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Co ed Thomp son sentenced in campus shooting case
Missie Thompson a 19 year old Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College student was sentenced to 30 days in jail after a jury found her guilty of assault with intent to kill in the March campus shooting of Daniel Shaw. Shaw survived two bullet wounds and planned a trip to Honolulu for health. The extortion note angle remained unresolved as the verdict was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahlequah
Okla
Missie Thompson
Daniel Shaw
Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College
Atoicam
Shaw
Honolulu
Informal Song Recital at Athens College Friday Night
C. E Lowery of Decatur will present an informal song recital at Athens College on Friday night June 26. He will be accompanied on the piano by Mrs. B. T. Rollo of Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Lowery
Decatur
Athens College
8. T. Rollo
Operations Less Washington May Output Report
Operations data show May output at 834 percent of capacity on a single shift, relative to previous figures. The report notes the figure reflects plant activity under current utilization conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reallto
Notes and motives in startling trial about a frightened girl
The trial reveals the girl feared for her life and claimed she fired in self defense while intent to kill. Prosecution suggests notes were written by her sister Lelia, who denies involvement. No clear motive emerges for a demand of up to $3,000 from a modest girl. Shaw disputes any link to the notes on the day of the shooting. One plea in the trial remained unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia
Ed Shaw
Loisant
Shaw
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