Social Hostesses Honor Out of Town Visitors At Dinner
Mrs J Y Hamil and Mrs Hamil hosted a Friday dinner at their East Vine Street home for visiting relatives from Atmore Alabama and Montgomery. Guests enjoyed a two course meal and card games with prizes for high scores. A June bride tea for Mrs T G Morrow followed with floral decor and a bridal motif. The James Duncan Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society meets Monday at 4 pm with listed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eyster
J. R. Daniell
W. W. Fussell
Mr. Fussell
Mesdames McMurphy
Rives
T. G. Morrow
Charles
Morrow
T. G. Eee
Mary Louise Green
Corinth
Eugene Morrow
Estelle Baker
Garner Pride
Ferry Street
Jane Malone
Foster Pointer Bailey
C. W. Knight
Joe Woods
Mrs. Baker
Georgette
Miss Nona Morrow
Mrs. Garner Pride
Nettles sisters honored as guests at Peterman gathering
Misses Alice and Martha Nettles of Peterman visited Miss Evelyn Hefner and joined Harriett and Jane Irwin plus guests from several states for a morning of rock games. Almeda Crenshaw won high score and prizes, with dainty gifts for out of town guests. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Hefner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Martha Nettles
Peterman
Harriett
Jane Irwin
Evelyn Hefner
Eleanor
Mary Bess Black
Almeda Crenshaw
Memphis
Julia Bingham
Dorothy Holmes
Hilda Carpenter
Elkins Himes
Evelyn Giles
Mary Broadus
Eloise Humphrey
Jessie Mae Montgomery
Mary Vernon Dix
Virginia Brock
Miss Hefner
Gladys Garnett
Mrs. Hefner
Miss Mary Broadus Hosts Tuesday Bridge at Irwins
Miss Mary Broadus will host a Tuesday afternoon bridge party at 3 30 o clock. Guests of honor are the members of the Irwins house party at the home of Mr and Mrs S W Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Broadus
S. W. Irwin
Central Methodist Circles Meet Monday Afternoon
The Central Methodist Missionary Society circles plan Monday afternoon meetings. Circle 1 will meet at Mrs J W Boggess home with Mrs L B Smith as joint hostess. Circle 2 hosted by Mrs J B Schimmel. Circle 8 hosted by Mrs W R Shelton and Mrs Walter Durham at Mrs Shelton. Circle 4 at Mrs B Wiggins home with Mrs Bradley as joint hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Missionary Society
J. W. Boggess
L. B. Smith
J. B. Schimmel
W. R. Shelton
Walter Durham
Shelton
B. Wiggins
Bradley
Canal Street Rook Club Hosts Priddy Afternoon Games
The Canal Street Rook Club met with Mrs. Will Wyker on Priddy afternoon. A table of guests was added to enjoy the games, including Mrs. R. C. Perkins, Mrs. Phillip Humphrey, Mrs. Milton Andrews, and Miss Jessie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Street
Will Wyker
R. C. Perkins
Phillip Humphrey
Milton Andrews
Jessie
Cravat Silks Boost Sports Frock Prints by Annette Bradshaw
A fashion feature notes exclusive necktie silks used for sports frocks with heavier silk and subdued patterns. It highlights navy prints, two piece ensembles, and a jumper with printed silk, plus a brown suede belt and yellow accents, reflecting the era’s chic sportswear trends.
Club Prize Winners and Hospitality Note
The guest trophy was presented by Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. J. P. Brock and Mrs. S. W. Irwin won the high and next-to-high scores. Mrs. Wyker served a salad course and Mrs. George Rogers will entertain the club next week.
Rook Party for Visitors Hosts Misses Irwin Guests
Miss Evelyn and Miss Louise Irwin plan a Monday afternoon rock event to compliment the Misses Harriett and Jane Irwin house party with invited visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn and
Louise Irwin
Rock
Harriett and
Jane Irwin
Luncheon Planned for House Party Guests
A rock luncheon will be an af fair on Tuesday morning for Miss Nettles of Peterman Alabama and Miss Black of Columbia Tennessee, guests of Misses Harriett and Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Nettles
Peterman
Ala
Misses Black
Columbia, Tenn
Harriett
Jane Irwin
Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Circles Meet Monday
The Central Baptist Woman's Missionary Society will hold five circle meetings on Monday. Circle One at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. F. L. Chenault at 150 Grant Street. Circle Two at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Claude McMillan at 709 Third Avenue West. Circle Three at 3 p.m. hosted by Mrs. G. H. McLane at 618 Sixth Avenue West. Circle Four at 3 p.m. hosted by Mrs. J. P. Matlock at 330 Jackson Street. Circle Five at 3 p.m. hosted by Mrs. A. L. Frazier at 722 Ninth Avenue West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
F. L. Chenault
Grant Street
Claude McMillan
Third Avenue
G. H. McLane
Sixth Avenue
J. P. Matlock
Jackson Street
Circle Five
A. L. Frazier
Ninth Avenue
Personal notices from Atlanta area residents
G M Sullivan of Atlanta vacationing with sister Mrs Phillip Humphrey. C L Saunders and son Clifford and Mrs Chappell plan a late week departure for Savannah and Bolingbroke with Saunders returning soon and others staying about three months. Mrs Owen Watson of Huntsville visiting her parents Mr and Mrs R L Smith. Rev and Mrs Noble Edwards of Birmingham to visit. Otto Owen moved to Grant street Reeves addition. Strain family vacationing in Hattiesburg Montgomery and Birmingham. Sam Franklin of Knoxville returns after visit to Ferrow Himes. Marion Callahan returned from Birmingham. John D Wyker home from Pawnee Neb and other points. Mrs Nash of Corinth visiting son and daughter L R Nash. Thornton Taylor and Joe Smith of Fayetteville spent Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Saunders
Clifford
Otto Owen
Grant Street
Reeves Addition
John D. Wyker
Pawnee, Neb
Local residents and visitors in Huntsville and beyond
Miss Pauline De Young of Ashe day and Wednesday here ville North Carolina visited Miss Mary Pitts Taylor this week and they are now visiting relatives in Huntsville. Ed Johnson of Boston Mass operated on for appendix at Benevolent hospital and is reported doing fine. Miss Charlotte Broadus left for Europe on June 25 and will return by September 1. Mr and Mrs W E Crawford left Friday to Monte Sano. Paul Mahoney of Huntsville visited Friday. Mrs J W Frahn returned from Miami with sister Mrs Annie French. The pair visited relatives in Montgomery en route home. Mr and Mrs Jack Young of Chattanooga are visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Sydney Smith returned from Vinemont. Misses Claribelle Kelley and Martha Jane Vassar weekend in Huntsville. Elsie Evins visiting relatives in Huntsville. Mrs E C Price and son Chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Johnson
Boston
Mass
The
Benevolent Hospital
Charlotte Broadus
New York City
Europe
J. W. Frahn
Otto Moebes
Miami
Fla
Annie French
Alburqueque
N. M
Montgomery
Athens Residents Take Short Travels for Visits and Treatments
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lee left for Red Boiling Springs Tennessee where Mr. Lee seeks rheumatism treatment and Mrs. Lee will return soon. Mrs. S. W. Braden of Athens visits her daughter Mrs. Will Christian for the weekend. Margaret Heinl of Cullman visits sister Mrs. M. T. Goidel. Mrs. John Berry and granddaughter Madelyn McKnight return from Birmingham trip. They are joined by Misses Jane and Bessie Armfield of that city. Mrs. G. W. Christian remains at home on Fifth Avenue South. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Smith and two children visit their brother in Chattanooga. Mrs. W. G. Roberts and son Billy travel to Sheffield Huntsville and Georgia. Mrs. C. F. Cardin spends weekend in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McBride visit niece Mrs. E. R. Norman in Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hunt and daughter Clara Berry plan a car trip visiting relatives in Lowdon Tennessee and other points in Tennessee Virginia and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lee
Red Boiling Springs
Tenn
Mr. Lee
John Berry
Madelyn McKnight
Birmingham
Jane
Bessie Armfield
W. G. Roberts
Billy
Sheffield
Huntsville
Points
Georgia
Hunt
Clara Berry
Lowdon
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Irrigation Plan Pushes North Platte Valley Development
The Mountain States Power company will build an 85 mile high voltage line from the Guernsey US Reclamation Service plant to Parker ton Wyoming to spur irrigation and industry in the North Platte valley. The $250000 project should take about 15 months. Affected towns include Glenda Orin Douglas Glenrock Parkerton and Casper. Governor Emerson long advocated irrigation via electric pumping in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
INS
North Platte Valley
Wyoming
United States
Mountain States Power Company
Guernsey
United States Reclamation Service
Parkerton
Glenda
Orin
Douglas
Glenrock
Casper
Rank C. Emerson
Women join UNC faculty for first time in 133 years
North Carolina reports a milestone as the University of North Carolina admits women to its faculty for the School of Education. The board of trustees approved the executive committee’s recommendation to include women to aid advanced instruction for elementary teachers and supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
INS
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
School of Education
Decatur Offers Marketing Facilities to Farmers
Decatur proposes marketing facilities to Morgan County farmers hoping to boost local agriculture. Officials say the plan aims to improve market access and profitability for growers through organized selling channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ffrmers
Morgan County
Birth Announcement for Harry Lee Christian
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Christian announce the birth of their son, Harry Lee, on June 11. He weighs eight pounds.
Chosen to Build Mission Camp by Unemployed Workmen
Nearly two hundred outcasts and unemployed men in Kansas City's North Side join a two month period of voluntary labor at the Union Mission to construct a summer camp. City tools and local firms' equipment are provided. D B Bulkley leads the project in a churchless district seeking to expand the mission facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
INS
North Side
Ree Union Mission
National Institution
D. B. Bulkley
Famous French Macquerel Recipe From Paris
Clean six small mackerels and flour thickly. Melt butter in a porcelain dish and add fish when butter has melted. Cook slowly on the stove for twenty minutes turning once. Souse with lemon juice after cooking.
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Margaret C. Shelton
Tulle
Rucker Mason
Jackson Edwards
Atlanta
Edwards
Mason
Mary Jervis
Jane Knight
Allene Moseley
A. C. Bailey
E. B. Garner
Beas Bai-lay
Frances Mason
Elizabeth Ann Morrow
George Wallace
Alan Wallace
Mrs. Morrow
Rainey’s Fashion Parlor
Jackson St
Move’s Beauty Parlor
Albany
HOTEL
Lyons Cafe
H. C. Athey
Prop
Alabama Power. CO
Central Methodist Circles
Princess
Gibson
Fables
Mae Allen
Aviation
By Annette Bradshaw
Central Baptist Society
G. M. Sullivan
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs
Owen Watson
R. L. Smith
Noble R. Edwards
W. O. Talley
Mrs. 4. Strain
3On
Hattiesburg, Miss
Sam Franklin
Knoxville, Tenn
Ferrow Himes
Marion Callahan
Thornton-Taylor
Joe Smith
Fayetteville, Tenn
Pauline de Young
Asheday
W. E. Crawford
Mrs. Brooks
Monte Sano
Paul Mahoney
Jack Young
Chattanooga, Tenn
Sydney Smith
Vinemont
Claribelle Kelley
Martha Jane Vassar
Athens
S. W. Braden
Will Christian
Margaret Heinl
Cullman
M. T. Goidel
G. W. Christian
Fifth Avenue
South
W. W. McBride
E. R. Norman
Cupid
Louise Hunter
Ohio
Harry H. Windsor
Lane
Metropolitan Opera
North Platte
U.S
Carolina
Harry Lee
House of God
Evelyn McDonald International News Service
Paris
F. L. Paisley
of Chicago
Church OF Christ
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
My Refuge
the Central Methodist Church
A. H. Nabors
Birmingham, Ala
North Alabama
J. S. Robertson
H.charge
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