Lone Cedar picnic honors visiting girls on Trinity Mountain
Lynne acted as gracious host at his camp The Lone Cedar on Trinity Mountain hosting visiting guests including Miss Margaret Kidd of Birmingham and Miss Alice A of Selma along with Mr and Mrs Barrett Shelton and others. A delicious picnic supper followed with local guests and friends joining the celebration.
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Sonic
Mobile
Ala
Franes Blackwell
Carolyn Fussell Messrs
J. H. Jones
Woolsey, Jr
Russell Lynne
Johnny
Personal Notices of Social Visits and Travel
Miss Thelma Hatfield is due home Sunday from Birmingham where she stayed with Mr and Mrs P J Brown. Mrs Rayburn Neville and daughters Jane and Sarah visit relatives in Memphis Tennessee. Miss Harriett Irwin and Frances Cockes visit Cullman. Miss Dorothy Jean Godfrey stays with aunt Brenner Smith in Florence. Mrs A B Humphrey improves after illness. Several ladies motor to Cullman Thur. Captain and Mrs Louis Simmons Stickney plan a New Jersey move after visiting Mrs D W Speake. Mrs Chandler ill at home on East Vine. Gil Crane returns from Maryville to help his mother Mrs A E Crane who will be treated at Benevolent Hospital. Miss Jemima McCalla tours the coast after Tuscaloosa visit. Mrs C C Ferrell recovers from malaria. Mrs Carlton King and daughter of New Orleans visit her parents D W Adams. Mrs Maggie Littlejohn at home with D W Ferry Street. Lillian Wheelis hosts sister and niece Edith Jones from Columbus Georgia. Miss Ruth Pressley returns to Dallas after visiting her roommate Miss Dolly Greer en route home from Randolph Macon. Miss Tellette Turney listed as ill at the home of her ...
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Louis Simmons Stickney
New Jersey
D. W. Speake
Ferry Street
San Antonio
Texas
Ruth Pressley
Dallas
Dolly Greer
Randolph Macon
Dramatic Moments at Democratic Conventions from a Veteran Observer
A veteran recounts Democratic national conventions from Cincinnati 1880s to Chicago 1892. He names delegates and figures such as Norman Mack, Thomas Taggart, Homer Cummings, Grover Cleveland, Thomas Hendricks, Adlai Stevenson, and W C Owens. He notes long service on the national committee and recalls the 1888 and 1892 nominating scenes.
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Carolina
Charles S. Thomas
W. H Thompson
J. G. Shanklin
Indiana
C. A. Walsh
Iowa
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
W. J. Stane
Missouri
Thomas Gahan
Ilinois
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
J. D. Campau
Michigan
J. G. Johnson
Kansas
T. D. O’brien
Minnesota
N. ©. Blanchard
Louisiana
George Pred Williams
Massachusetts
Frank Campbell
New York
Ben P. Tilman
South Carolina
James M. Head
Tennessee
James L. Norris
District of Columbia
Peter J. Otey
Virginia
Norman Mack
Thomas Taggart
Insana
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
J. M. Guffy
Pennsylvania
John E. Osborne
Wyoming
James C. Dahlman
Nebraska
R. N. Johnston
Texas
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
Civeland
W. L. Wilson
Cleveland
Eek Cleveland
David B. Hill
Ena
Bryan's Convention and Adlai Stevenson Link Mentioned
The text notes active involvement at a convention supporting Adlai E. Stevenson for vice president. Stevenson, a native of Christian county Kentucky, had lived in Illinois for many years, with Bryan's Convention as a context.
Young People In Interesting Meet At P L Church
The Y P and S L held evening service with strong attendance. The rector read the service, Louis Hoff led the lesson, and Mrs J D Garren directed the singing. Rev Peter M Dennis spoke on Holy Communion saying the Lord promises to be with us. Afterward a supper was served attended by Wanda Harris Gilbert White Mary White and Rev and Mrs Dennis with members of the Y P and S L.
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Louis Hoff
J. D. Garren
Peter M. Dennis
Wanda Harris
Gilbert White
Mary White
Dennis
Charleron rouge charcoal definition from heated air process
Charleron rouge is a type of charcoal produced by exposing wood to heated air or steam in furnaces. The description explains its origin as a charcoal variety formed through thermal treatment.
Bargain Meat and Pantry Sale Ad by Jas Olsen
Local ad lists Red Hot Prices on steak pork ribs boiling meat and picnic hams. Combines beans new meat potatoes bread lard and matches with low price tags and a 4 lb bucket lard at 25 cents and 8 lb bucket at 50 cents. Also offers Pet Milk and country syrup with brief notes of availability.
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K. C
Douglas Fairbanks Jr Appears at Princess Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks Jr the twenty four year old star appears at the Princess Theatre next Monday and Tuesday in It's Tough To Be Famous. The First National picture marks his thirty second screen role with credits in The Dawn Patrol Union Depot and more. Mary Brian Oscar Apfel Walter Catlett and Emma Dunn support the youth in a tale of rapid fame and public favor.
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Princess Theatre
Pairbanks, Jr
Doug K
Hollywood
Doug, Jr
Dawn Patrol
Fairbanks, Jr
Union Depo
Mary Brian
Walter Catlett
Oscar Apfel
David Landau
Emma Dunn
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Harold Doss
Julian and
Norman Harris
Skeggs Crawford
Miss Turley
Mrs. Moore
John Ward Moore
Nashville
Tenn
Mary Turley
Dr. Cox
Cecil Glenn
Moore
Elizabeth Davis
Mabel Ann Hanson
George Porter
Kathleen Rush Peebles
David White
Kaleene Day
Ann Zeitler
Jack Smith
Lougene Clem
C. C. Cox
J. ¥. Hamil
Crystal Plunge
Hami
E. Arvidson
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Woodall’s
Moulton Pike
Loyd
C. M. Harvey
Roy Bates
Roy Billings
Robert Clarke
Charles Johnson
L. H. West
Clifton Penn
Mary Donnell Hewlett
Murfreesboro
Elwood Hewlett
Oak Street
Estelle Hendrix
Eleanor and
Evelyn Green
Margaret King
Alice Kendall
Murfreesboro, Tenn
Anne Adams
Annie Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Riverview Beach
Miss Hewlett
Clyde Hendrix
Hendrix
Madalyn Summer
Eva Love Wyatt
Eleanor Green
E. F. Turney
Fifth Avenue South
J. M. Gray
Seventh Avenue South
H. R. Davis
New Albany
Ind
Princess
Arliss
Alexander Hamilton
Doris Kenyon and
June Collyer
Tom Tyler
Two Fisted Justice
D. D. Burleson
Sth Ave
Piggly-Wiggly
Wesson
Stokely’s
Stokely
Campbell’s Pork
California
Weiners
Bologna
Decatur Daily
Thelma Hatfield
Birmingham
P. J. Brown
Rayburn Neville
Jane
Sarah
Memphis
Harriett Irwin
Frances Cockes
Clarksdale
Miss
Cullman
Dorothy Jean Godfrey
A. B. Humphrey
Marjory Fussell
Mary Broadus
Jane Irwin
Warre West
Mrs. T. ©. Chandler
East Vine’ Street
Gil Crane
Maryville
A. E. Crane
Jemima McCalla
Mrs. Pride
Tuscaloosa
C. C. Ferrell
Mrs. Carlton King and Daughter
New Orleans, la
Mrs
D. W. Adams
Maggie Littlejohn
D. W. Ferry
Lillian Wheelis
L. C. Jones
Edith Jones
Columbus
Gia
Miss Tellette Turney
Jas Olsen She Ra
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Bama
Live & Let Live Market
Sycamore Sts
Douglas Fairbanks
Sterchi Bros
Sterchi
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Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Decatur, Ala
North Ave
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Atlanta, Ga
Basorein
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