Verse for a Book Plate by Miriam Vaughan Glenn
Thoughtful verse noting a book as a friend. The piece recalls a literary club and social gatherings with notes on meetings at Mrs. Morris Thornton's home and other community events and engagements.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
5
Thoughtful verse noting a book as a friend. The piece recalls a literary club and social gatherings with notes on meetings at Mrs. Morris Thornton's home and other community events and engagements.
Several families and individuals are listed as returning from trips or visiting relatives in cities such as Chattanooga Opelika Memphis Birmingham Fayetteville Athens Monteagle and Florence. Mentions include weddings illnesses hospital stays and motor trips with notes on guests hosts and caregivers.
In six years the bright San Francisco girl Betty Ford progressed from grammar school through high school and Stanford University. At seventeen she accomplished what normally takes much longer, reflecting early scholarly talent and rapid study.
Rev J D Pickens pastor of the Southside Baptist church is expected to return today from Mentone where he has been attending a young peoples meeting. He will fill his pulpit at both regular hours Sunday.
Morton Downey, Broadway’s famed “Golden Voiced Tenor,” has starred in Pathe’s “Mother’s Boy” as lead in a full length all singing and all talking musical. A discovery of Paul Whiteman, Downey rose from Club Casanova to film with prior roles in “Syncopation.” He was born in Brooklyn and recently married Barbara Bennett.
Huntsville relatives host extended guests from Chattanooga Nashville Pulaski and Birmingham as locals welcome families visiting Rev J D Wallace Miss Elizabeth Dunlap and others plan weekend stays while Donald Ligon prepares to return to Birmingham after a visit with the Garnetts and Stinsons.
The Tennessee Valley laboratory reports a higher average this year due to more specimens examined. Director Dr. A J Peralto stresses the rise reflects increased testing rather than more illness in the Valley.
Of Cullman will arrive Sunday to visit Mrs. J. H. Alexander. J. R. Gibson and two children Louene and Byron of Cullman will arrive Sunday to visit J. R. Gibson. Mrs. Clifton Almon will return from Nashville Saturday. Miss Mildred Kelly will leave Monday for two weeks visiting relatives in Mt Hope Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Neeley of Monroe Louisiana are expected about the first of July to be guests of Mrs. Neeley's mother Mrs. James A. Foster.
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