Personal notices and visits fill local social page
The column lists numerous residents and visitors including Laurie formerly of Pensacola now at 622 Sherman. Mrs Minnie Clarke of Burnsville, Miss., ill in Benevolent hospital. Miss Florence Adams very ill at Baugh Infirmary. and many others visiting relatives in Birmingham, Hartselle, Danville, Ensley, and Athens. It notes relocations to Oak street, McNeill Apartments, and family trips to Oklahoma City and Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Clarke
Burnsville
Miss
Benevolent Hospital
Clarke
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Postponed Church Picnic
Mrs J B Collum and Mrs Johnson led a discussion on Pitty Years a Tither while Mrs Sam McDowra reported the zone meeting. The Woman's Auxiliary studied Mark at First Presbyterian with Mrs John W Jones guiding. The Central Methodist Social Service Class postponed their Thursday picnic due to crowded December activities in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Decatur Methodist Church
Missionary Society of the
West Decatur
J. O. Watterson
John
Phil Vaughn
Elkmont Society
Central Baptist Circles
Lottie Moon Circle
Lottie Moon
Reid Sherard, Sr
Grant Street
Clifford Knight
B. G. Ryan
Carl Lee
W. G. Puller
Mother Malone
Methodist Society
Ninth Street Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
L. G. Smith
Chistian Social Relations
Co Oe
J. M. Holland
Bob Johnson
J B. Collum
Johnson
Sam McDowra
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
John W. Jones
Central Methodist Church
Decatur
Broadway Beauty Inspires New Star in Scandals Tale
New York born actress who came to Hollywood to star in Scandals rose to fame after a rapid three day ascent. Robert T. Kane and George White cast her after she proved vocal talent, ending with a long term studio contract. She has blue eyes, blonde hair, and a five foot four inch frame, enjoys fruit salads and rides in Central Park, while coping with a puppy’s death in a Christmas week accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Robert T. Kane
George White
Ieabioed Faye
New York
Dane
Hyman Bushel
Bushel
Rudy Vallee
Faye
Ghester Haebalet Group
Central Park
Movietone City
Hollywood Gossip Sparks From M G M Studio Circle
Hollywood gossips recount witty quips by Jim McGuinness about Tarzan and Johnny Weissmuller while detailing Del Monte mystery surrounding Gail Patrick and royal gifts in Johore. Claudette Colbert, Conrad Menger, and Irvin Cobb are noted amidst film colony intrigue including Gary Cooper red tie incident and box office chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearing
Claudette Colbert
Cleopatra
Hollywood
Claudette
Conrad Menger
Max Baer
Gary Cooper
Sandra Shaw
Arthur
Montana
Gary
Charlie Chan
Hollywood Notes On Stars And Studio Moves
George Brent plans solo flying while Warners fearfully float a field wide bet. Creighton Chaney nears a national concert tour two months hence as a noted baritone in training. Frederick Stepane lands a Hollywood assignment adapting The Charm School. Marlene Dietrich dates Douglas MontgomeryBrain Aherne and Josef Von Sternberg in one day forming a mutual admiration circle. Ernst Lubitsch now travels widely with new fraternal society connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brent
Warners
Mac Clarke
Creighton Chaney
Frederick Stepane
Cable
Ernst Lubitsch
Camp Ground Sing Plans Underway Will Draw Big Attendance
Camp Ground near Hartselle hosts the annual sings with units from Morgan county and eight Southern states preparing to participate. Last year more than 4,000 attendees attended the 1934 convention is expected to draw an even larger crowd with quartets trios and solo singers from nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ground
Hartselle
Morgan
Morgan County
Miss Mabel Landers Improves After Auto Crash
Miss Mabel Landers, injured when the car she rode in overturned on a curve on the Bee Line Highway north of Cullman, continues to improve at Baugh's Infirmary. She suffered a badly cut arm and side injury. doctors expect she may be moved home within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Landers
Bee Line
Cullman
Baugh’s
Miss Landers
Long View
Rotary Installs Officers Monday in Decatur
Decatur Rotary Club will install new officers Monday including Rev. Peter M. Dennis as president Julian Harris as vice president John McGehee as secretary Owen Watson as treasurer Russell Green as sergeant at arms Bill Kimbrough as song leader and Mrs. Ross Dublin as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Rotary Club
Peter M. Dennis
Julian Harris
John McGehee
Owen Watson
Russell Green
Bill Kimbrough
Ross
Kiwanis Camp Closes After Successful Two Weeks
The Kiwanis camp for boys at the Vinemont site ends after a highly successful two week session. About 50 boys participated in the event, praised as one of the camp’s most successful since the site opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Vinemont
Mrs Kalasek Arrives in town for visit
Mrs. F. J. Kalasek of Chicago Illinois arrived Sunday to spend several weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Horton and sister Mrs. E. E. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Kalasek
Chicago, Il
W. T. Horton
E. E. Thompson
Local Rotary Delegates Attend International Convention in Detroit
H. O. Goidel travels from the local club to Detroit Michigan for the Rotary International convention. Delegates attend sessions as the event opens on Monday and runs through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Goidel
Detroit
Mich
Rotary International
Guide to the South by Clark Kinnaird offers quick state histories
The one minute histories cover the origins of Southern states travelers pass through on motor tours. Clark Kinnaird, author of Today is the Day, writes the daily series for Central Press and The Decatur Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Kinnaird
Souththern
Central Press
Decatur Daily
Georgia Origins and Key Facts from Colonial Era
The colony began in 1733 under James Oglethorpe and a British company of 114. The first settlement stood at the Savannah River mouth. It was named for Wisdom Justice Moderation, with Cherokee Rose as its state flower. Agriculture dominates, area ranks 20th, population 14th, capital and largest city Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Oglethorpe
Savannah River
Atlanta
Make This Model at Home for Summer Frock Pattern
Warm weather fashion features a slenderizing frock with a front panel and cape-like sleeves to reduce apparent size. Pattern 1914 in sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 uses 3 3 4 yards 39 inch fabric in size 36. Includes illustrated step by step instructions. price 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern together. The Decatur Daily Pattern Department New York City address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West Mth Street
New York City
Harris Presides at Rotary Club Meeting
Vice-President Julian Harris presided at Monday's Decatur Rotary Club meeting in E. M. Chnault's absence. The program was run by the community service committee and Rev. Peter M. Dennis reported on the club's community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Harris
Decatur Rotary Club
E. M. Chnault
Peter M. Dennis
Legion to Name Decatur Delegates Thursday
The Decatur Legion posts will choose their delegates to the Alabama American Legion state convention at Thursday night’s regular meeting in Martin arena. The state convention opens in Birmingham on Monday July 23 for a three day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
The
American Legion
Post
Martin Arena
Birmingham
River Gauge Shows 4.6 Feet At 7 AM
The Tennessee river gauge at 7 o'clock this morning read 4.6 feet and was falling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
No Rainfall Reported Over Past 24 Hours
The weather observer recorded no rainfall in the last 24 hours. No precipitation was observed across the area.
County Association Meet In Session
A county association meets in session and will continue through the afternoon with lunch served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Association
Today’s Horoscope Highlights For Secretive Constructors
Persons born on this day usually have fine mechanical ability and a tendency toward secrecy. The traits reflect a precise, cautious approach and a preference for privacy in daily life.
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Miss Hawkins
Howard Hawkins
Pegsy
Dolores
Helen Ruth Preuit
W. Hyde
Johnny Harvey
Lanelle Lindsay
Jean Landers
Mary Allen
Joe Friend
Della Gay Harris
Margaret Louise Morris
David Byars
Jackie Harris
Billy Barker
Joan Byars
Sarah Witt Preeman
Dolores McCluskey
Eddie Rice
Katherine Preuit
Thelma Graves
Babye Bess Robertson
Dorothy Jean Hyde
Virginia Simpson
Jimmy Fretwell
Elizabeth Hyde
Mary Faye Nelson
Louise Lowery
Wayne Smith
Buddie Hawkins
Dave Friend
Ladelle Watterson
Federated Missionary Societies
Central Baptist Church
J. John’s Guild
F. F. Tidwell
Chester L. Sartor
Atlee H. Hoff
Marion Boswell
Laurie
Pensacola
Pia
Sherman
Virginia Claire Bailey
Yes
Jane
Bess Armfield
A. R. Brown
Guntersville
Mrs. Wade Wright
Mr. Wright
E. B. Hargrove
Gene Paul
E. B. Thompson
Auto Electric Co
Florence Adams
Baugh Infirmary
E. R. McMillan
8. N. Woodard and Son
Robert
Fayetteville, Tenn
W. L. Woodard
Carrie Speake
Danville
Clifford
Mrs. Norman Harris
McNeill Apartments
Jane Todd
G. G. Doodman
Walter H. Todd
Marguerite South
H. L. Ogle
Gum Coast
J. W. Owens
Pema, Ark
Melba Dean Innabel
W. E. Hyde
Meridian
Hazel Naylor
E. L. Perryman
New Orleans
C. G. Lang
J. A. Garnett
Benevolent Society Hospital
Ferry Street
Mrs. Hunt
Mrs. H. R
BTV Aya
Vata
Pate
Jimmy Durante
Alice Faye
Adrienne Ames
Gregory Ratoff
Cliff Edwards
Broadway
Aetee Ee
Ny Ee
Thompson
Rexall Drug Store
First Presbyterian Bible Class
By Harrison Carroll
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Jim McGuinness
McGuinness
Jith
Tarzan
Johnny Weissmulier
Irvin Cobbs
Cobb
Fox Westwood
Irvin
Western Avenue
Cubs
Gail Patrick
Rotary
Georgia
Capitol
Lionel Barrymore
Anne Adams Tern
Harris
Legion
Goidel’s
Frone
Benson Field
Theatre
Bing Crosby
BANK
John Barrymore and
Bebe Daniels
Chicago
Warren & Ratliff
Speake Warren & Ratliff
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