Little Miss Griffin Hosts Picnic For Friends
Little Miss Marguerite Griffin entertained 21 children with games readings and a picnic in the grove near Prospect Park. Chaperones included Olivene Otte Cornelia Otte Lorene Yrice Dobbs Marguerite Griffin Agnes Bell Ruby Best Elizabeth Best Edith Seibert Dot Mitchell Mary Frances Jones Geraldine Gable Mary Sue Abbott Birmingham Estelle Marjorie Russell Frances Kerns and Roy Harvey Eddie Self. Mr and Mrs G E Phillips returned from Fayetteville Tenn where they attended the funeral of Mr Phillips brother Lex burned to death in a gas explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Griffin
Marguerite Griffin
Prospect Park
Olivene
Cornelia Otte
Lorene Y
Rice Dobbs
Agnes Bell
Ruby
Elizabeth Best
Edith Seibert
Dot: Mitchell
Mary Frances Jones
Geraldine Gable
Mary Sue Abbott
Birmingham
Estelle
Marjorie Russell
Frances
Martha Kerns
Messrs
Roy
Harvey
Eddie
Self
G. E. Phillips
Fayetteville, Tenn
Mr. Phillips
Lex
Envy of Women and a Dazzling Silk Dress Display
A fashion note praises a woman with 200 frocks, citing Poiret and Miss Florenz Tamara as stylish icons. It describes a black silk dress trimmed with ermine over white georgette with black and silver cuffs. Also mentions Mrs James D Wallace recovering from tonsil surgery at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poiret
Florenz
Tamara
Personal notes of local residents list travels and health updates
Mrs Mildred Gill and son Roland will leave Saturday for Nashville to visit three weeks. Mrs Hessie Locker and daughter Lucy returned to Blora after a week with Mr and Mrs G E Phillips. Miss Pattie Kirkland improved after surgery at Benevolent hospital. Mrs K B Holland recovering after appendix and tonsil removal. Clarence Phillips nephew of G E Phillips burned at work in Fayetteville Tennessee. not serious. Mrs Lahleen Kinney convalescing in Opelika Alabama. hopes to return home soon. Mrs Rhéyd Magkephisill and the Misses Morrison left to visit aunt Mrs Dee Almon in Moulton. Mrs George Morrison and daughter Lucene to spend weekend in Memphis with Mrs W W McCorkindale. Miss Eugenia Owens recovering after foot operation at Benevolent hospital. Mrs John Hallbrooks and family visited Birmingham. Mrs W Ay Coppage reported improved. Captain M K Mahan of Hartsville visiting Dr and Mrs R M McGlathery. Mr and Mrs Joe Petter and children back from Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessie Locker
Lucy
Blora
Village Notes From Home and Away
Local notices list residents visiting Birmingham Nashville and Athens with trips for medical care family visits and social gatherings. Names include Mr and Mrs H E Davis Miss Marie Bernstein Mrs Lenfish and others with several trips planned to Hazelhurst Nashville and Tuscumbia. The Mary Lou Dancey Sewing Circle meets at Valley Courtyard for a year end session.
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Thomas Hodson
Mary Lou Dancey
Valley Counter
Wallace Beery and Hatton Lead Alpine Comedy
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton star in a sweeping Alpine farce at the Princess theatre. Beery is a biscuit maker turned unwilling groom and Alpine guide while Hatton climbs from lieutenant to rival lover and duelist. The plot follows dangers in a Swiss village, a perilous marriage, a perilous climb, and a bloodless duel that supplies much of the humor. Supporting performers include Ford Sterling Zasu Pitts Tom Kennedy Sally Blake August Tollaire and George Harvey.
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Princess Theatre
Berry
Haton
Beery
Hatton
Nace
Lavois
Ford Sterling
Zasu Pitts
Tom Kennedy
Sally Blake
August Tollaire
George Harvey
Our Own Helen Wi Opens Hotel Door Photo
Exclusive image shows Helen as she departs a hotel heading to the tennis courts. The candid shot highlights her poised style and athletic presence amid tour life.
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Helen
Women Await Plan Go Before Council
Women of the Clean Up unit of the League of Women Voters did not appear before the city council as planned. They chose to await the return of W F Boswell, streets superintendent, and the proposed laws to clean premises likely will not be before the council at this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
W. F. Boswell
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Wallace
Rainey’s Fashion Parlor
de Lars
Second Avenue
Mildred, Gill
Roland
Nashville
Tenn
Pattie Kirkland
the Benevolent Hospital
K. B. Holland
Clarence Phillips
Fayetteville
Lahleen Kinney
Webberin Opelika
Ala
Rhéyd Magkephisill
Margaret
Eugenia Morrison
Dee Almon
Moulton
George Morrison
Lucene
W. W. McCorkindale
Memphis
Eugenia. Owens
John. Hallbrooks
Clarence Hallbrooks and Son
Dula Martin
M. K. Mahan
Hart‘selle
Mrs
R. M. McGlathery
Joe Petter
Homa City
Oklo
Mr. Pe Me
H., E. Davis
W. G. McKain
Marie Bernstein
He Orleans
William Davis
Hazelhurst
Miss
Mrs. Kinzer
Mr. Lawson
Sadie
Athens
A. T. Hanson
Lucille Emens
Tuscumbia
Mr. and
C.D. Patterson
Marie
Birmivahien and
Gadsden
John Afantz
Marke
Ebey
Melvin Fratsén
Town Creek
Lenfitys
Fitke Pavey
Pike Bluff
Ark
C. B. Nut
Rene Grice
Hartselle
E Hargrove
Norman Brown
Charles Sittason
Milady
Paris
Fernery
Carrell Furniture Co
Bank Street
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
Alps
Brooklyn
Albert Ottinger
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Princess
Raymond
Delite
Patsy Ruth Miller
Allen’s. Beauty. Shoppe
Grant ST
Discovery
Atal Power Company
Teont
Albert
Alexander
Scotty
Braden Fleming
Union Ice Cream
Chic Young
Hawaiian Fruit Co
Decatur Dr Ui
Machamer
Teddy
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