Society Luncheon Honors Sister at Cornelian Court
Mrs. J L Houston of Hartselle hosted a 1 pm luncheon at the Cornelian Court in honor of her sister Mrs J E Thexton of Gila Bend New Mexico. Pink white sweet peas and field daisies decorated the table with corsages marking places for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Houston
Hartselle
J. E. Thexton
Gila Bend
N. Mex
Cornelian Court Hotel
Thexton
Houston
William Stuart
Edward Stuart
Emmitt Bridges
Zem Sanders
Frances Stuart Alls
R. M. McGlathery
Harry Malone
Decatur
Miss Humphrey
Jean Humphrey
Emily Neville
Conway
J. B. Wiley
Jane Patterson
Miss Neville
Wiley
Patterson
George Connell
Katherine Ivy
Ed Perry
Helen Rauschenberg
W. C. Lindsey
Neville
Milton Yarborough
Russell Lynne
Walther League Convention Opens at Chocco Springs
The Walther League district convention opens Saturday at seven o clock in Chocco Springs and closes Monday noon. Rev G A Schmidt of New Orleans preaches Sunday morning as the Choral Union under Frederic Reuter provides music. The second business session follows with a talent contest directed by Rev B T Town. Winners may advance to the Pittsburgh international contest July 17. A fellowship dinner and a final session precede the five day camp starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League
Chocco Springs
G. A. Schmidt
New Orleans
Choral Union
Frederic Reuter
Birmingham Conservatory of Music
B. T. Town
Pittsburgh
R. C. Jahn
Chattanooga
Summer Guests and Arrivals Fill Local Homes
Local families welcome visitors and relatives for summer visits. Jack and Orlene Truss arrived from Louisville to stay with grandparents. Mrs. Turney and Mrs. Montgomery welcome relatives at 8th Ave South and 604 East Vine Street. Eleanor Cassels of Birmingham plans a visit to Mrs. J. B. Cassels and attend the Peers Club dance. Mr. and Mrs. William Sawtelle of Phoenix arrive to visit Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Greer. Young heads home to Scarsdale after visiting sisters Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Orlene Truss
Louisville
Mrs. Turney
8Th Ave. South
J. W. Montgomery
Jessie Mae
East Vine Street
Eleanor Cassels
Birmingham
J. B. Cassels
Miss Cassels
Peers
William H. Sawtelle
Phoenix, Ariz
H. D. Greer
Hubert. Young
Scarsdale, N. Y
John C. Bragg
Farm Wife Wins Selected as Best Country News Paper Correspondent
Mrs. Edna Eaton Wilson, a Ripley Oklahoma farmer wife, pictured in New York as the prize winner in a country news paper correspondent contest. She also received a cash award from Country Home magazine and writes a farm column for a weekly gazette while helping run a 270 acre dairy farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Eaton Wilson
Ripley
Okla
New York
Revival ends tonight at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Rev J Vernon Rich preached on Love Four square citing Ephesians and John 3 16 to urge acceptance of God s grace for all people A large crowd heard that God s love reaches from the lowest to the highest and will endure forever The final revival service starts at 7 30 pm and will continue as long as the Spirit leads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vernon Rich
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Evangelist
Paul
Christ
Rich
Rev
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4836 By Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern 4836 offers a cool dress with open cap sleeves a suntan back and a knee length flare hem. The pattern fits misses and women sizes 14 to 42 with lightweight sewing steps and illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and book combined 25 cents to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
W. 17Th &T
New York
N. Y
Local Lecturers Lead Diverse Panel at gathering
Hafner of Mobile J W Bosse of Indianapolis Rev G A Schmidt of New Orleans Rev P Tomasovic of Gadsden recreation al director Mrs R C Jahn dean of women and Rev E B T Tonn manager attend with strong interest. Mrs E T Tonn to represent the local league.
Grandpappy of Lobsters Captured by Nina L.
In Yarmouth Nova Scotia June 24 the Nina L. crew claims a lobster caught in a trawl is the grandpappy of all local lobsters. It weighed 30 pounds and measured 37 inches long. The pall ors broke off the claws to fit the lobster in the pot, using two more pots to cook the claws. The body fed the 13 man crew. One claw over a foot long held one and a half quarts of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Nina L
Methods to clear whiteheads and refine pores at home
Central Press writer Juliet Shelby outlines a home skincare routine to clear whiteheads. Start with daily cleansing and circulation stimulation, using a cleansing cream or soap, then apply heat with hot towels to relax pores, gently press out deposits if possible, and finish with cold astringent treatment to seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Residents Attend Evergreen Singing and Community News
Morgan County residents report attendance at the Evergreen Sunday singing. Visitors include Misses Josie Francis Louie Wright Lavern and Lazell Shoemaker from Evergreen. Several locals travel to Danville and Hartselle for events and rallies while families host relatives over weekends and note social visits.
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Evergreen
Josie Francis
Louie Wright
Lavern
Lazell Shoemaker
Clayton Hicks
Clarence
Nephens Dorman
Pete Lee
Danville
Hartselle
Skippy
Louvine Crawford
Penn School House
Clarence Tanner
Arthur ©. Lee
Louis Thomason
Buddie Knox
Alvie Wright
Pete Thomason
Zadie Lee
W. H. Lawrence
Mt. Zion
Homemade Skin Care Tips From An Old Notebook
Instructions describe dropping an ice cube, using lotion and hazel to close pores, and applying a cooling antiseptic before makeup. It advises facial massage with a cotton pad, keeping it cold, drying with a towel, and finishing with calamine lotion for external use.
For Rent Lower Floor Home 410 Ferry St Furnished
The lower floor of a home at 410 Ferry Street is offered for rent with heat and nights furnished. Call 1540 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry St
Steel purchases for Birmingham area announced
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co announced June orders for 4,000 tons of plate and 2,700 tons of miscellaneous steel products, estimated at 800000 dollars. Company officials predicted Birmingham capacity would reach 42 percent next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co
Steel Company
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Hatfield Lake
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Trinity Mountain
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Herbert H. Lehman
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Chillicothe, Mo
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W. M. Moseley, Jr
Magic City
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Gainesville
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Columbia, Tenn
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Somerville
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New York City
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Arlington, Texas
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Memphis
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Housma
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Scottsboro
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Knoxville
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Hillman Hospital
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K. J. Waggoner
Ted LeRoy
Chicago
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Miami, Fla
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5Th Ave
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By Juliet Shelby
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