Women's Club Notes Highlight Local Meetings
The W M S of First Baptist met at 4 pm with Mrs C D Faber playing. Devotional by Mrs A T Hanson on Judgment. program on South America led by Mrs Clyde McEntire. talks on Brazil work and Catholicism. Mrs Sherrod appointed district director of the Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs. Presbyterian Circles hosted Circle One with relief fund collections and Circle Two with prayers and Presbyterians Survey articles. refreshments served.
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South America
W. G. Roberts
Brazil
F. R. Benson
Sherrod
H. F. Sherrod
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
J. A. Reaves
Mobile
Pierce Pattillo
Hartselle
J. W. Clapton
Circle One
Frederick Hunt
Elizabeth V. Ramage
Mamie Kirby
Elbert Smith
Ramage
Kirby
Clapton
H. Wilds
Circle Two
Bloodworth
Phil Pointer
Margaret Speake
Presbyterian Survey
EB. L. Jones
J. B. Bartee
F. A. Grimsley
W. M. Bailey
Pointer
Limestone County Durham Roads
Mrs. Tom Brooks improves after illness. Miss Helen Owens of Coxey visits Miss Robbie Cox. Mr and Mrs Luther Hagood of Chicago visit relatives. W C Marks host chicken stew with 250 trays served for district voters. Mrs Oliver Simmons of Rogersville visits. Phyllis Haney ill at home. Mesdames Shaw and Durham visit Marion Stinnett. Olen Shaw visits Allison Eizell. Houston Tooten and Harris guests of Elledge and Richardson. Joan McCullough of Canton arrives to spend summer with Mrs Ball. Milton Marks and Grady Davis guests of Ripley couple. many Sunday visits among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brooks
Helen Owens
Coxey
Robbie Cox
Luther Hagood
Chicago
W. C. Marks
Hamilton Spring
Oliver Simmons
Rogersville
Little Phills Haney
Collus
Cullen Haney
C. Shaw
R. FE. Durham
Marion Stinnett
Olen Shaw
Allison Eizell
Houston Tooten
Near Harris
Charles Elledge
Jack Richardson
Joan McCullough
Canton
Ohio
D. O. Ball
Milton Marks
Ripley
Grady Davis
Lowe Rogers
Harris
R. BE. Durham
Civil Service Examinations Open for Federal Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for positions including operating engineer marine diesel medical officer and various medical and technical roles. Applications must reach the commission in Washington by July 18 for eastern states and July 21 for Colorado and western states. Full details from H Yarbrough secretary at the local post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Department of Commerce
Government Printing Office
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Agriculture
H. Yarbrough
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Automobiles Rise as Horses Decline in U S
Wayne Dinsmore secretary of the horse and mule association of America cites 14 million harness horses and mules on farms, with more raised than ever. He notes about 8,500 race horses, 7,500 trotting horses, and 500,000 riding horses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wayne Dinsmore
Horse and Mule Association of America
Local Notes On Hospital, Visits And Travel
Monday at the Benevolent Society Hospital reports the patient doing as well as could be expected. Caroline Wood led a Decatur girls group to Camp Winnataska for ten days. Betty Ware Wyatt Wanda Del Mitchell and Caroline Wood were weekend guests of Caroline's grandmother in Birmingham. Mrs Herbert Hauk returned Saturday from Saginaw Michigan and visited Nashville Tennessee en route home.
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The
Benevolent Society Hospital
Caroline Wood
Decatur
Camp Winnataska
Betty Ware Wyatt
Wanda del Mitchell
Caroline
Birmingham
Herbert Hauk
Saginaw
Points
Michigan
Nashville
Tenn
Anne Adams Pattern 4834 Charms Summer Dress Fans
Pattern 4834 by Anne Adams offers a simple line designer dress with center panel shaping and gathered bodice. Includes illustrated steps and costs fifteen cents for pattern, book and pattern together twenty five cents, order to The Decatur Daily Patten Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Patten Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Presiding Elder Lazenby Schedules Multiple Church Visits
Dr. M. B. Lazenby, presiding elder of the Decatur district, will preach at Cross Keys Church near Athens at 11 AM and lead quarterly conference after dinner. He will fill in at Moulton Church for Rev. S. T. Kimbrough, who is in Europe, and preach at Neal's Chapel on the Danville circuit at 1:30 PM with conference after. He concludes with an evening address at Sheats.
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M. B. Lazenby
Decatur
Cross Keys Church
Athens
A. M. Jones
Lazenby
Moulton
T. Kimbrough
Europe
Neal's Chapel
Danville
R. S. Raing
Sheat’s
Revival at Austnville Methodist Church Draws Large Crowds
The Austnville Methodist revival continues with Dr. L. D. Patterson delivering sermons that impress attendees. On Monday three young men and one young woman joined, bringing total memberships to 20. Services run at 11 a.m. and 7:36 p.m. through Wednesday with a final announcement pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austnville Methodist Church
L. D. Patterson
Trinity Charge Service Led by Pastor W Brooks
The cu ends with the Trinity charge where Pastor W Brooks leads the service and Con ne will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Charge
W. Brooks
Conne
External Cleansing Facial Diet Tip For Complexion
A Central Press beauty column outlines two facial routines to complement a skin beauty diet. The soap and water facial suits youth and oily skin, recommending twice weekly for those types and weekly for normal or dry skin, with a circular brushing motion and a cool rinse. The second method uses olive oil and soap and water to treat sluggish skin and large pores, massaging with circular motions before washing and cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Shelby
Central Press
Huntsville Revival Led by Rev J Vernon Rich at Moulton Heights
Rev J Vernon Rich of Huntsville will lead a church revival at Moulton Heights Baptist Church July 3 to July 17. Bethea Stedham will direct song services with daily sessions at 10:00 am and 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vernon Rich
Huntsville
Moulton Heights Baptist Church
Moulton Highway
Bethea Stedham
Rich
Brother Rich
W. W. Coffey
Athirst
Sterchi Managers Warn Of Imposter Salesman In North Carolina
Sterchi store managers have been advised by FG Baird that a short dark haired man driving a 1934 black Chrysler with Tennessee plates is posing as a Sterchi salesman. He is soliciting orders and down payments in several North Carolina counties and should not receive payments without a proper receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FG. Baird
Shelby, N. C
Tennessee
North Carolina
Cc. J. Alexander
FDR Asked to Stay Out of Campaign
Oklahoma City June 21 Gary B W Marland said he urged President Roosevelt not to visit Oklahoma until after the July 12 primary because he is running for the U S senate against Senator Thomas He asked Roosevelt not to endorse any Democratic nominee in the race among Marland Thomas and Rep Gomer Smith Marland said Roosevelt might back Thomas and would press the president to meet all Democratic candidates if a visit occurs for party unity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Gary
B. W
Marland
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
U. S. Senate
Thomas
Rep
Gomer Smith
Morgan County Notes Show Local Visits and Visitors
Morgan County Lynn Town reports residents and visitors in Decatur Hartselle and Huntsville. Names include R Quinn G A Johnson Mrs J W Lynn and many relatives visiting kin in Six Mile Beaver Dam Pines and Woodland Mills over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dais
Ganeral Marshell Yorkis
Beaver Dam
Acm
Jack Thompson
Parents of
Pines
Beth Chapman
Athens Ie
Mike Dot Quinn
Loriie Gordon
Otto Roberta
Mike Roberts
Woodland Mills
Mussolini controlled council names Italy crown successor
The Fascist grand council, under Premier Benito Mussolini, holds the authority to choose the successor to King Victor Emmanuel, consolidating power over the succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Council of
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
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Centu
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T. C. Chandler
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Scottsboro, Ala
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Marianna Mason
Methodist Young People’s Assembly
Athens College
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Young People’s Assembly
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Rochester
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Winsboro, la
Claude Jones
Walter Durham
Tuscaloosa
Ora Graham
Jennie
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Clarence Cone
Nashville, Tenn
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Camp Westmoreland
BE. Norris
Tennessee Valley
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Montgomery
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Pulaski, Tenn
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Humphrey
Fourth Avenue West
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Sherman Street
Jimmy Fite
Malcolm Austelle
E. F. Hargitt
Limestone County
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John Roosevelt
John
Ward
Florence George Herskin
Sterchi
FDR
Loyd’s Drug Store
Morgan County
Lynn Town
Allen Thompson
Susie Johnson
Aron Maze
Curtis
Six Mile
J. W. Lynn
Mra
James Lynn, Jr
Emma Sue Lynn
Magnolia Bartlett
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Hunteville
Lola Ralph
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White Savings
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Penney’s
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