Central Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Meeting
The living room of Mrs. Jas. L. Draper hosted circles one, two and three of the Woman's Missionary Society on Monday afternoon. Mesdames C. Hy Chunn and J. F. Levin assisted, with Mrs. R. H. Wolcott presiding in the absence of the president, Mrs. Jas. D. Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Missionary Society
J. W. Cary
N. R. Carrell
W. E. Roper
J. S. Robertson
Circle No
C. C. Robinson
Hartwell Davis
J. B. Cassells
Frank Brown
J. W. Cunningham
P. J. Newsom
Duncan Circle
E. E. Hargrove
Russell Green
Health Building Devotional Highlights Hospital Roots
Miss Richardson led a devotional on Health Building using scripture to show Jesus Christ originated the hospital and disease prevention movement. Dr. H C McRee gave an address on disease prevention, praising Dr. Welch, with hostesses inviting all to stay for light refreshments.
Ladies Aid Society celebrates piano debt payoff at church
The Wil- area Ladies Aid Society reports final payment on the church piano clears all debts for interior repairs. A 6:30 p.m. social on the church lawn Thursday invites all members and friends. A spend-the-day party is planned for Thursday, June 30, at Mrs. Jas H Call's home on the Hartselle Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
Wil
Jas. H
Hartselle Pike
Mrs Harry Carpenter Hosts Informal Line Street Buffet
Mrs Harry Carpenter will entertain informally with a buffet supper on Thursday evening at her home on Line Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carpenter
Line Street
Ballas Family Birthday Dinner for Paraschos and Eleftherois
Mrs. Ellen Ballas hosted a birthday dinner and party for her two sons Paraschos and Eleftherois at the Ballas home on Canal Street. Guests then moved to the Decatur Cafe for a chicken dinner. The evening concluded with a movie and vaudeville show at the Princess theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Ballas
Paraschos
Eleftherois
Ballas
Canal Street
Decatur Cafe
Local Notes on Visiting Friends and Relatives
Miss Rowena Baker returns home Friday from Winchester Tennessee while Mrs Sam Schulman visits relatives in Nashville and Jasper Alabama hosts Evelyn and Frances Kelly. Other entries include Mary Elizabeth Genusa visiting Ellis Ruane and Hattilene Cunningham visiting Porter Vaughn with more travel and guest connections across Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Baker
Winchester
Tenn
Mary Elizabeth Genusa
Helena, Ark
Ellis Ruane
Once Puny Baby Now Picture of Health
Mrs Maud Slaton of Alice Texas reports her four year old daughter improved from a puny sickly state to a healthy appearance after using Teethina for digestive issues Diarrhea colic indigestion and stomach disorders are said to improve Teethina is described as safe non opiate and endorsed by physicians and nurses Available from druggists at 30 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Slaton
Alice
Tex
Teethina
Nature
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
Mrs. Victor Heard and daughter Mary from Clanton visit her parents Judge and Mrs. O Kyle. Betty Lou Windham and Julia Ray Bryant of Moulton visit aunt Mrs A P Johnson. Mrs Bunch moves to an apartment with Mrs George Jackson. Miss Jean Holt of Pulaski visits Miss Vivien Fleming. Mrs Lahleen Kinney returns from Nashville. Miss Cora Ross of Atlanta to visit Mr and Mrs Walter Ezell on 28th. Love family from Tupelo visit Mrs B F Martin. Nebrig family at home on Eighth Ave. N. W R Smith and Bryan McAfee return from North Carolina trip. Arthur Hames of Evansville expected July 2. Mrs B F Martin improving after Benevolent hospital care. Dr Roy R Kracke with relatives en route to New York Navy hospital internship. Tom S Gunter of Columbus visits. Dr Jas D Hunter and family in Birmingham for week.
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Victor Heard
Mary
Clanton
Judge
O. Kyle
Paris Style Hints From Evelyn McDonald
Turkish influence appears in draperies and looped skirts while boxed pleats shape the new fashion. Afternoon dresses echo bloomers with tucked-in har em skirts and circular skirts return with panels and fish tails in colored chiffons. Dolls in chic bonnets and period copies trend at the Ritz and boulevards as sport wear shifts to practical trouser-like skirts and short jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn McDonald
Paris
Ritz
Aporta
Worth
Paris Dolls Replace Pekineses in City Fashion Scene
By Evelyn M'Donald Paris report notes long legged dolls supplant pekineses as urban fashion symbols. The shift reflects evolving tastes and cultural trends in the Parisian social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn M'Donald
International News Service
Paris
Parisian
Heirs To Receive Tiny Shares In 80 Acre Estate Sale
Courts consider dis posing of 80 acres to divide proceeds among heirs. Initially 18 owners were listed, later found to be 43, then 55 partial owners with small stakes. Officials anticipate some heirs receiving as little as 20 cents from the sale.
Birth of Richard Hiram Dollar on June 21
A son named Richard Hiram Dollar was born to Mr. and Mrs. EB J Dollar weighing ten pounds on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Dollar
Richard Hiram
Juniors To Name Board Tonight In Malone Hall
Members of the Decatur Jailer Chamber of Commerce will this evening in Malone hall elect officers for the ensuing six month term. The Juniors plan to discuss other matters of interest and hope all members attend the appointed hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Jailer Chamber of Commerce
Malone Hall
Russell Balch Heads First Cotton Bloom Display
Russell Balch, a prominent county farmer, brings the first cotton bloom of the year to Athena. The bloom, displayed in the windows of U. G. White Hardware Co., is noted as well developed despite recent unusual growing conditions in Lime County. Balch is acclaimed as a top farmer in Southeast Lime County.
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Russell
Lifestone
Athena
Inf
U. G. White Hardware Co
Tyre
Balch
Lime+ atone
Famous French Recipes Paris Lamb Roast and Summer Salad
Paris describes lamb roasted with mon as a favorite dish. Buttered paper seals the leg, then sauced during cooking, crumb topping added, and served with mon. The Paris salade dete uses four heads of lettuce, onion, mint, eggs, oil and vinegar for a cold appetizing dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Quartet Invited To Lawrenceburg Sing at Theatre
The Winning Four quartet including McCulloch Shook Peak and Yeager impressed at Pleasant Hill Tennessee singing services at the Presbyterian church and earned an invitation to perform at a theatre in Lawrenceburg Tennessee, extended by a regional organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. McCulloch
Shook
Peak
Yeager
Pleasant Hill
Elopement Ends In Marriage After Mann Act Arrest
Mrs. Isabelle Keyes Burch Marson fled New York with her father in law Captain Ar naldo Marson, leaving two children with Lyn don W. Burch. Arrests followed in San Francisco on Mann Act urges. On bail they persuaded Burch and his mother to divorce, and the couple have since married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Keyes Burch Marson
New York
Arnaldo Marson
Lyndon W. Burch
Marv1
San Francisco
Burchnd
Marson
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Margaret C. Shelton
Ryan Creel
Eulala Creel
Bernard Ryan
Ninth Street Methodist Church
WD. Barnes
Mrs. Ryan
Rainey’s Fashion Parlor
Jackson St
Princess
Aviation
Harry
Pep” Pearce
Mary Grey Allen
The
Devil
Gertrude Atherton
Pat O’malley
Mae Busch
Ladies Aid
Tennessean
Sewanee
J. L. Russell
Ieee
Annette Bradshaw
Maxine
Mabel
John
Princess Theatre
Sam Schulman and Son
Nashville, Tenn
Sam Frank
Evelyn
Frances Kelley
J. C. Gladney
Jasper
Ala
Leon Cunningham
Hattilene
Mt. Hope, Ala
Porter Vaughn
Lillie Mae Woodham
Andalusia, Ala
C. A. Campbell
Elsie Orr
Birmingham
John Traynor Orr
Cherokee
Lee Pitt
Lawrence’ County
R. L. Wood
W. P. Carter
Jess Crané
S. Bradford
Phinizy
Atlanta
W. B. Shackleford
Sam Latham
Andalusia
Latham
Frank B. Jones
Lexington, Ky
C. J. Moffett CO
Dept
Columbus
Georg
Mattie Jones
Mrs. W. W. Callahan
Betty Lou Windham
Julia Ray Bryant
Moulton
A. P. Johnson
Jean Holt
Pulaski, Tenn
Vivien Fleming
Lahleen Kinney
Nashville
Cora Ross
Walter Ezell
Fred Nebrig
Eighth Avenue
Arthur Hames
Evansville, Ind
B. F. Martin
the Benevolent Hospital
Roy R. Kracke
New York City
Dr. Kracke
Naval Hospital
Tom S. Gunter
Columbus, Miss
Jas. D. Hunter
Dourse
Mistinguett
Cardinal Richlieu
Damael
Russell Balch
Albany
Lawrenceburg
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