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Pattern notes describe a summer frock in dark ground prints and sheer fabrics with slender collar and skirt details. Sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42. pattern 1991. yardage given. order patterns from Decatur Daily Pattern Department New York City. catalog available. Master Glenn Gardner and several locals referenced in brief society notes and travel mentions.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Hendon Moebes Wedding Unites Local Couples In Decatur
Miss Theresa Moebes and Mr. Carl Hendon wed at 7 pm June 24 at 12th Avenue South home of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Black. Rev C Morris of New Orleans officiated. The bride, daughter of W. R. of Austinville, wore tan georgette. Groom is son of J. M. Hendon of Austinville and works for A P Tea Co. in Decatur. Out of town guests included Elbert Lamon, Mrs. Louis Speake of Athens, and Rev Grady C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Bld Ellis
R. Jesse Ellis
Henry M. Lupton
Henry Drane
Ned Atkinson
Drane
Inlaw
Joseph Wood
Decatur
Lynnwood, Tarpley
Richard Winn
Austin Peay
Thomas Daniel
Buena Rudolph
Wisdom Rudolph Ard
J. M. Hendon
Austinville
A. & P. Tea Co
Second Avenue
Elbert Lamon
Louis Speake
Athens
Ala
Grady C
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down
Across entries include armpit hung about a color feline animal participants in a sport Arabian mythological bird river mouth compass point digit of the foot wrath feminine name lament for watched over ancient Persian r 69 soup made partly of The Supreme Be Down clues cover deeds ancient coins thigh joint contend tries edible rootstock of the New Zealand fern These deer cereal possess masculine name to flow June bug past belonging to China negotiated father and mother Peer Gynts mother Ever contraction ocean liner quell crush The clog and shoe combined The turmeric Tahiti Commotion employ knock Uncle Sp Obtain Evening bell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peer Gynt
Tahiti
Personal news items on travel and family visits
W P Russell left for Texas to resume travel duties after a family vacation. Rev Louis Hart returns to California after five months visiting his brother Rev RE N Hart. Wallace Burt came back from a two week visit to his grandmother in Columbia Tennessee. Mrs Felton Lile and children spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Johnson in Somerville. Frank Greenhill and family of Montgomery will depart for New York City for a year with a Columbia University scholarship for Frank, the only Alabama recipient for 1931. Mrs Greenhill and the children will also study in New York. Ernest Tillery, post appendix operation at Coffee Memorial Hospital Florence, moved home and is improving. Mrs E A Tillery remains in Florence at her son's bedside. J F Levin and daughters Cleo and Julia spend Monday night in Atlanta en route home from North Carolina trip. return home midweek.
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Ellis
Pranklin Street
Calvin
Birmingham
Ala
J. W. Cunningham
A. J. Harris
Julian Harris
Norman Harris
Decatur, Ala
A. E. Jackson
Carolyn Pickering
Whitson Overcash
Springfield
Tenn
the Chronicle
Clarksville Tenn
Louis Hart
California
RE. N. Hart
Frank Greenhill
Montgomery
New York City
Greenhill
Columbia University
General Education Board
Alabama
Ernest Tillery
Coffee Memorial Hospital
Florence
E. A. Tillery
Ernest Tillery, Jr
J. F. Levin
Cleo
Julia
Atlanta
North Carolina
Return from Masonic Conference and Midwest Visit
Jo W. Jones and Jane Renee John F. Jones have returned from a Masonic conference in Minnesota. T. H. Mattocks of Decatur will visit, and relatives in the Midwest plan to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo W
Jane Renee
John F. Jones
Minnesses
Roosevelt Sees Women and Youth Key to Future
The speech urges universal application of reform for state well being. Roosevelt argues youth and especially girls must engage in government and economics, insisting reforms come through active participation rather than passive acceptance. He recalls purging his sons to seek necessary changes.
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Clarksville, Tenn
Edwards
Ed Y
Robert Pickering Ellis
Mr. Calvin
Joseph Hiram Calvin
Jacksons
New York
Chase Securities Co
Morris
New Orleans
Ernoon
A. W. Hill
Sherman Street
Joan Darwin Davis
Bernice Himes
Davis
Liza Lee Miller
Mary Battle Hendrix
Julia Leigh Lynne
Loudie Moore Pointer
Ellen Hildreth
Central Baptist Sunday School
Mrs. Troup
L. P. Troup
Montevallo
Decatur Daily
Glenn Gardner
H. C. Hutchinson
el Dorado, Ark
Geraldine
Sam Brock
W. H. Day
Henry
Clyde Patterson
Abbeville, Ala
D. Patterson
Billy and Day
B. A. Turner
T Ham
Elizabeth Lewter
Little Rock, Ark
Mrs. W. L. Hatchett
Mother Malone
B. L. Malone
Mrs. Malone
Enolamaks
Emily Gibson Chandler
Dorothy Frazier
Martha Jean Higdon
Ollieve
Russellville
Harriett’Robertson
Margaret
Payne
Hart
Amos Levin
Vinemont
S. D. Brock
M. A. Dinsmore
Mack Dinsmore
Points
Kentucky
John Dinsmore
Chattanooga
8. D. Brock
W. B. Newcome
Mulberry
Fla
Laura Mae Ellis
Wilson Crawford
Jasper
Roy Newsome
Sheffield
Will McMilton
William Ellis
Jacksonville
W. J.coyle
Leon Reeves
Eugene Chenault
University of Alabama
F. L. Chenault
J. W. Strother
Fordsville
Reynolds
Claire Bloodworth
Mary Bloodworth
John Williams
Jack Huddleston
Mrs
Will Roberts
Claude Warren
Claude Jr. and
Caroldean
D. E. Warren
Polk Warren
Perry
Danville
Rufus Warren
I. M. Eubanks
B. G. Harper
Huntsville, Als
Sean Gladys Ae
Paul Conley
Scottsboro
St. Ste. Lee
W. E. Skeggs
Sturday
Frank Dulaney
Seaton
Milady
Conchita - Montenegro
Ette
Wohl’ Department Store
Bank St
New Zealand
Iso
W. P. Russell
Texas
Wallace Burt
Columbia. Tenn
Roosevelt
Princess
Americas
Scorpia
Wallace Beery
Allen’s Beauty
Grant St
Thermique
With — Wallace Beery
Butch
Lewis Stone
John Mack Brown
Jean Harlow
Marferig Rambeau
Pathe Sound
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