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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
5
Misses Mabel and Bessie Callahan of Cullman hosted a Thursday afternoon swimming party with about twenty friends. A Friday afternoon gathering for Mrs John Darwin Davis bride Bernice Himes will be informal with Mrs George Lawrence as a bridge hostess to a small guest list.
Miss Maureen Bobbitt a student at Teachers College Asheville was chosen by the college athletic department to represent the unit as Miss Tennis in the Rhododendron festival an annual Asheville celebration. The festival this year is described as a gorgeous affair delighting her many friends.
Mrs. R. R. McGwier returns from a visit to her sister in Pulaski Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hanson plan a Huntsville weekend with relatives. Miss Mabel Ann Hanson to stay several weeks. Henry Cline and Rev L F Goodwin attend funeral of Mary Roger Cobb. Mrs. C W Royer and Mrs J T Elder return to Atlanta after funeral attendance. Rufus Warren recovering after appendix operation. Louise Edmundson visiting siblings in Tennessee. Earl and Harry Rogers guests of Pulaski family. Christine Hamilton visiting in Athens. Eyster family to visit Washington DC. Bonnelle traveled to Birmingham on business. Mrs. R T Sheppard and Mrs J W Jones to Birmingham. Mrs. D W Speake, formerly at Baughs Infirmary, home on Johnston Street. Mrs. Barrett C Shelton and Barrett Clinton Jr move back to East Vine apartment after hospital stay.
Sessions begin at sunrise and classes cover all fields of young people's work. College buildings and dormitories host the assembly with visitors from across Alabama. The assembly will run through June 30th.
A dog on the Marvin J. Holmes place near Eva was killed by beating with a hoe handle. The head was sent to the Tennessee Valley Laboratory and tested negative for rabies.
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