Mr and Mrs Vernon Joiner Welcome New Daughter
Mr and Mrs Vernon Joiner are the proud parents of a daughter. The brief birth notice records the happy event and identifies the new arrival as a girl, with no additional details provided.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Vernon Joiner are the proud parents of a daughter. The brief birth notice records the happy event and identifies the new arrival as a girl, with no additional details provided.
Society notes list Margaret Bhelton and other members with phone debitor details. The social calendar mentions Wednesday and Friday events by the League of Women Voters, Canal Street Block Club, and the Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Wright and W Strother were married by Rev W P Wilk at Central Baptist Church. The bride wore navy and carried roses and ferns. Immediate family attended. the bride given away by her mother Mrs B D Wright. The couple will reside on Sherman Street in Amy.
Witoe Smith returns home after a visit to Mr and Mrs Cortner in Ww Trebbins. Dr R M McGlathery in Birmingham for a few days on business. Mrs Arthur Stevenson of Hart sellé back home after visiting Mrs R M McGlathery. Billie Day with grandparents in Rus selleville Ala. Willie Charles attends singing convention at Friendship. W L King and family and R S Harris of Albany Hosiery Mills plan an automobile trip to Chattanooga and beyond. Evelyn Wilke, ill in Oklahoma, is improving. Mrs Frank A Walk rests well after hospital stay.
Mrs A J Starris addressed the Missionary Society of the First Methodist church in Decatur on June 26. Devotions in the morning by Mrs Williamson on Sub mission and Gratitude followed by study on The World's Brand and Prejudice led by Mrs McGhee. Lunch was served and afternoon devotions by Mrs Humphrey.
The Albany Decatur Choral Club performs its first recital at the Tabernacle tonight at 8. Admission is 25 cents and an overflow crowd is expected. The Vaughn quartette will join to render several numbers.
A vintage advertisement touts Ironized Yeast tablets as the quickest cure for skin defects like pimples and blackheads. It claims the tablets supply vital elements missing from food, promising a clear youthful complexion with daily use and a free three day trial by mailing a postcard to Atlanta.
Friends of John D Adams an Alabama state prison inspector plead for transfusions as his condition worsens Doctors say only a blood transfusion can save him A large group from the Big Brothers Bible Class at First Presbyterian church volunteered and some donors were selected Surgeons will pump blood into Adams veins for days though his prognosis remains grave
Mrs J F Doyle of 1490 Fourth Avenue Albany reports severe backache and kidney trouble. She credits Donn’s Kidney Pills from Foaster Mill, Buffalo NY, with relief and says there has been no return of the complaint in six months.
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