Society Notes Highlights of Jun 18 Weddings
Evelyn Beard and John Jackson wed at the Florence First Methodist Parsonage with Rev. Sturdivant. The couple, now Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, plan a wedding trip to Waynesboro and Loretto, Tenn. Miss Beard taught at Decatur and Jackson is a St. Joseph, Tenn. school principal. Also Mary Evelyn Boggs and Ottis White married at the Florence Parsonage. trip north includes Detroit and Niagara Falls. Betty Kathryn Giles engaged to John McElhannon. July wedding planned. Intermission party hosted by Tommy Carson. Miss Katherine Ivy hosting luncheon for Miss Emily Neville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Waynesboro
Tenn
Loretto
Miss Beard
Decatur School
St. Joseph, Tenn
Ivy
Katherine Ivy
Cornelian Court Hotel
Emily Neville
Poultry Championship Note and Local Social Roundup
Local society page reports poultry champion returning Friday for a week more. Various residents and visitors travel between Tuscumbia Pontotoc Jasper Florence Birmingham and Athens College for family and church events. Illnesses include Mary Ann Catlett with colitis and Nona Morrow recovering from eye injury.
Tea and pre nuptial events for Miss Jane Malone
Social calendars feature a luncheon for four friends and a tea hosted by Mrs. Roy Poteet Mrs. Robert Harris and Miss Jane Harris at the Malone bride elect's June event plans include an afternoon tea with Miss Nancy Worth Jones as hostess and a W C T U meeting set for Friday afternoon at 8 o clock with Mrs. W H Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Collier
Washington, D. C
Louis Simmons Stickney
Bryan, Texas
W. E. Steed
Eugene R. Guy Flowers
Miss Malone
Miss Jane Malone
Roy Poteet
Robert Harris
Jane Harris
Harris
Country Club Road
Jane Malone
Thomas White
Samuel Hosmer Malone
Nancy Worth Jones
Ferry Street
W.H. Day
Jackson Street
Local Social Roundup From Montgomery and Nearby
Mr and Mrs J R Daniell and Mrs Horace Dryden with son plan return today after visiting Mrs Daniell's sister Mrs R T Rives in Camp Mary Esther Florida. Noel Carpenter returns to the University of the South after visiting Frank Malcolm Martin and Billy Duncan. Lynn Lumsden attends Camp Westmoreland Boy Scout Camp this week. Mrs Raymond Tant and young son Robert Harris visit the Tant's sister and aunt in Montgomery and Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Daniell
Horace Dryden
Daniel
R. T. Rives
Montgomery
Camp Mary Esther
Florida
Noel Carpenter
University of the South
Frank Malcolm Martin
Billy Duncan
Raymond Tant
Robert Harris
Birmingham
Tant
Roy Poteet
Robert T. Harris
Marmola Prescription Tablets Ad Promises Slim Figure
A vintage advertisement touts Marmola Tablets as an easy way to reduce fat caused by low metabolism. It claims 20 million boxes sold over thirty years, stresses the product is not a cure-all, and urges consultation with a physician while including the formula in each package.
Death of Grandmother Farmer in Sardis Spring
The Limestone County community mourns the death of Grandmother Farmer aged 85 after a months long illness. Survived by two daughters, fifteen grandchildren and twenty five great grandchildren, with condolences extended to the family. Nearby notices list visitors and local gatherings involving residents including Arnie Blair's daughter, Arlease Arnett, Misses Eureta and Frances Martin, and Aunt Sis Lamb’s 76th birthday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula Holt
Arlease Arnett
Juanita Browning
Eureta
Frances Martin
Monroe
Blackburn
Fred McGuire
Marjorie
Jim McGuire
Ardmore
Richard and
Everett Baugh Dollar
Tennessee
Elbert Dollar
Sis” Lamb
Crutcher Bailey
Eugene Bailey
June Daphney
Rudolph Carroll
Sara Ann
Clara, Browning
Katie Ruth Hargrove
Dewey Redman
Horton Newby
J. W. Hargrove
Irene
Charles Wesley
Ruth Bailey
Jury Criticized Over Tax Case Deliberations in Mobile
A Mobile circuit court jury faced sharp rebuke from the judge after failing to reach a verdict in the case of a grocer charged with failure to collect Alabama general sales tax. The judge criticized the jury’s performance and deliberations during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Anne Adams Summer Pattern 4708 Delights Sewing Fans
The Decatur Daily advertises Anne Adams Pattern 4708 and 4798 for misses and women with sizes up to 40. It promotes fabrics like rajah weave cotton linen crepe silk and rayon, lists fabric yardages for size 16, and offers the pattern book for 15 cents plus 10 more for book and pattern together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Aea
17Th St
New York
Morgan County Rural Social Notes From Woodland Mills
The week end rain gave farmers a few days rest from crops. Local families attended Antioch singing. Ruby McCutcheon and Luther Parker of Hartselle visited Sunday. Mrs. Dewey Day hospitalized at Baugh s Infirmary with speedy recovery hoped. Harold and Carolyn Murphy visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Tom Murphy Monday night. Bill Prince and children from Cullman were in the community Sunday. Several residents traveled to Huntsville for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zed Luker
Howard Thomas
Antioch
Ruby McCutcheon
Ther Parker
Hartselle
Dewey Day
Baugh’s. Infirmary
Little Harold
Carolyn Murphy
Tom Murphy
Bill Prince
Cullman
Hunts
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits
Sues Nazi Mate ville Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Russell and children and Mrs. Hollis Bates were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. McCutcheon. R. T. Thomas tends his sister Mrs. White at Lacey's Spring. Modie Day visits relatives here this week. Albert Hough and daughters Othello and Ruth were in the community Monday. Mrs. Leroy Murphy on the sick list. W. P. Newman Jr. of Harteelle visits sister Mrs. Herschel Dean and family. Polly Tate of Steven$8 is the guest of cousin Joe Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville
R. T. Thomas
Mrs. White
Lacey
Modie Day
Albert Hough
Othello
Ruth
Leroy Murphy
W. P. Newman, Jr
Harteelle
Herschel Dean
Miss Polly Tate
Steven$8
Joe Willis
Natural Eyebrow Beauty Tips From Central Press Beauty Column
Central Press beauty writer Juliet Shelby urges a natural brow look this season. She advises shaping along the natural line, light penciling, careful blending, and using clear techniques to avoid a harsh artificial line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Shelby
Central Press
Alwys
Dame Nature
Revival at Ninth Street Methodist Ends with 17 New Members
A successful revival at Ninth Street Methodist Church closed last night led by Rev. J. Fred Sparks. A large congregation attended and 17 people joined by confession of faith or by letter, marking high interest throughout the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Methodist Church
J. Fred Sparks
Morgan County Red Cross members pass lifesaving tests
Morgan County chapter of the American Red Cross, the largest representation among eight states at Brevard NC aquatic school, completed life saving and first aid exams. A state highway patrol member was among the delegates. the trip by two cars ended with their return last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
The
American Red Cross
National Aquatic School
Brevard
N. C
State Highway Patrol
Milas Coleman
Ann Hodges
Ida McAllister
Cooper-Wells
E. L Drinkard, Jr
Drinkard-Howell Funeral Home
George Porter
Morgan County Red Cross Chapter
H. L., Thornton
John Roberts
Golden Drug Store
Evelyn Jenkins
Benevolent Society Hospital
Fish weighing competition begins at Wheelers Lake
Fish weighing starts today with fish from two and a half to five pounds weighed by Bert Childs. Weighed fish go on ice and will be displayed at the Wheel er Lake skeet club fish fry this afternoon where seventeen prizes will be awarded. Over 850 entrants registered. weigh-in ends at 1 PM. The rodeo area at Wilson Lakes and their butaries has swarmed with fishermen in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Childs
Wheeler Lake
Decatur Firemen Sport New Caps
Decatur fire department members wore new dark blue military style caps arriving this morning. The headgear adds a sharp, top heavy look to the crew as they suit up for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Firemen
Decatur Fire Department
Navy may select Baldwin county site for training field
Asa Rountree Jr state air field director said authorities at Pensacola naval base informed him a Baldwin county site is being considered as an advanced combat air training field for the United States Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Baldwin County
United States Navy
Asa Rountree, Jr
Pensacola Naval Base
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tommy Carson
W. L. Grimes
Grant Street
Frank Palmer
Harry Carpenter
Mrs. Palmer
Mrs. Howard
Tuscumbia
Ben Britner
Pontotoc
Miss
Mrs
George Jackson
Jasper, Ala
Earl Jackson
R. EB. Chandler
Chattanooga
Walter Denton
Russellville
Ed Nelson
Mahlon Trimble
Ingold Timberlake
Bobby Markham
Buddy Fischer
Bobby Catlett
Methodist Young People’s Assembly
Athens College
Mary Ann Catlett
R. E. Catlett
Ernest Beard
Edith Beard
Mary Sue Clift
Jackson-Beard
Florence
John Otha Black
Seventh Street South
C. Latta
Tom Carson
E. D. Whitman
Herbert Hauk
Paul Crawford
Jane Crawford
B. Eliott
Felton Dobbs
Fourth Avenue South
W. H. Lumsden
Fayetteville, Tenn
Fay Jacques
New England
Little Manchester
E. C. Jacques
Maine
Central Preas
Goidel
Srimces
Wicgnoyun
Are
Lynn Lumsden
Camp Westmoreland
Clyde Nichols
Barbara Ann
Little Rock, Ark
I. Nichols
Cecil Kirkpatrick
Limestone County
Sardis Spring
L. R. Jacks
W. Church St
Decatur
Vine
Bank St
Second
Moulton
Grant
9Th West
Goodyear
Alabama Mills
Kathryn Crawford
Cleveland
St. Louis
Bernice Claire
Metropolitan Opera
Woodland Mills
Millie Stern Abel
Berlin
Germany
Ann Sheridan
Loyd’s Drug Store
Move’s Beauty Shop
Caddell Drug CO
Capitol
Fredric March
Buccaneer
Francisca Gaal
the Daily
Cool Bembergs
Fashion Shoppe
Second Avenue
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