Society Notes From Trinity Meeting And Local Gatherings
The Trinity Methodist Woman's Mission Societies held a regular quarterly meeting with tea and prayers, a student play, and a large visitor turnout. Visitors from Decatur were welcomed as the group planned the next meeting in Austinville. Other items include a Trinity June social on China education, a Swan Lake social for Ninth Street church, and a Bay fishing trip by the Mainards with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Woman's Mission Societies
Methodist
Dostess Society
Nabors
Stallings
Will Emens
Decatur
A. Z. Bailey
Frances
Town
Austinville
Robert Ferguson
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Trinity Methodist Church
Frank Emens
China
Swan Lake
Woman's Miss Society of the
Ninth Street
Social, Club and Civic Activities of Interest to Women
Sequel to a seance romance ends in marriage as Mrs. Jane B. Coates of Washington DC hosts a wedding to Paul Warren DeLoe capital clerk. The house party of about fifteen guests traveled to Cave Springs for a picnic and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane B. Coates
Washington, D. C
Paul Warren DeLoe
Capital
Cave Springs
Personal notices of visitors and travels
Mrs G W Clapp of Birmingham spends a month with her mother on East Moulton street. Louise Martin of Bridgeport visits cousin Doris Martin. Roy Kierbow returns from Tampa Florida. W P Stewart returns from Birmingham to see relatives. Mrs Fred Moss and Miss Marjorie Moss of San Francisco plan to visit Miss Claudia Moss and Mrs L P Troup. The Shaffners join the visiters of Mr and Mrs Charles Wiggins. Herbert Hughey visits R Rowe in town. Wheatley Davis and family from Memphis are here for an extended visit. Several others travel to Mars Tennessee and back. Enid and Jean Young visit relatives here and in Washington DC. Mary Louise Garrett undergoes appendectomy. K G Harris and Irving Mitchell return from a two week motor trip through Illinois and Minnesota. Mildred Woods visits Birmingham and returns home. Alpine Lodge visit noted. Athens movie trip by R M McGlathery, W P Baugh, Penney. Mrs Hodson spends Monday in Birmingham. Mrs Lucy Toney returns to Chicago after a visit. Jess Mainard and Mrs Oscar Porter guests of W C Mainard and Atlanta visit noted. Frances Kelly returns from Hartselle. Dr Frank Spengler and wife of Montgomery to visit Mrs W C Mainard for Fourth weekend.
Post Started Air Career Through Loss of An Eye
One eyed aviator Post continues aviation after losing an eye and pursuing a world circumnavigation in ten days less than Graf Zeppelin. He flies Winnie Mae owned by an oilman with Harold Gatty as crew aiming to beat Dr. Eckener’s record. The piece notes past one eyed pilots and ends with a moral about adversity shaping fortune.
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Post
Hall
Harold Gatty
Winnie Mae
Dr. Eckener
Colt
Nungesser
Paris
New York
Hinchcliffe
Elsie MacKay
Lord Inchcape
London
Canada
Tom
Harry
Gangland's King Gets Respite At Counsel Request
A Chicago mob boss known as Capone seeks leniency after his tax-evasion conviction. Federal prosecutors led by Elmer L. Ivey and Frank J. Wilson build a strong case, with United States District Attorney George E. Q. Johnson preparing for sentencing. Capone faces Leavenworth, while his lieutenants and syndicate affiliates brace for events reshaping organized crime in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Elmer L. Ivey
National Capital
Capone
Frank J. Wilson
Sam
Mister Capone
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Uncle Sam
Ft. Leavenworth
Ty City
Chicago E
Decatur Daily Pattern Department Catalog Request
Send fifteen cents for each pattern and state size. Catalog features afternoon and sports dresses, lingerie, pajamas, kiddies clothing, and accessories. Catalog with pattern costs twenty five cents. Address to Decatur Daily Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Holy Communion Observed at St John’s Episcopal Church
A Holy Communion service was held at St. John’s Episcopal Church with Rev. Peter HM Denis as celebrant. The rector delivered a meditation on surrender to Christ and the peace, power, and harmony that accompany faith guiding the body and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. Peter
Peter HM. Denis
Kindergarten Class Is Given a Party
A Saturday afternoon party was given by Mrs J Q Sewell Jr for her kindergarten pupils of St John Episcopal Church at her 6th Ave West residence. The children enjoyed games and ice cream and departed happily with thanks to the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Country Club
Woman's Missionary Society
Central Methodist Church
Harriett Irwin
W. A. Brittain
Lillian Odom
Josephine Meinhart
Henry Cullom
Grady Simpson
Quimby Sewell, Jr
St. John’s Episcopal Church School
Seventh Avenue
West
Susan Bibb
J. Q. Sewell, Jr
St. John’s Episcopal Church
6Th Ave
Ann
Jack
Billy
Betty Hunter
Jerry
Frank Nelson
Tommy
Eeie
Anné Bingham
Norton
Mary Fordsey
Alda Goidel
Wanda Mitchell
Betty
Kenneth
Billy Harris
Old Hickory
Tenn
Billy Ree
James Terry Quimby
Sewell
J. Q. Sewell
Margaret Sewell
Bessie Sewell
J. R. Hunter
A. F. Harris
Kenneth Harris
Peter M. Dennis
William Dennis
Birth announced for Mary Blackwell at hospital
Born on June 25 to Mr. O. M. Blackwell at a local hospital a seven pound girl named Mary Mary is the newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell as reported in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Blackwell
Hospital
Mary
Social Meeting at Church Postponed
The social meeting of the minister Presbyterian church has been postponed until Thursday night due to interference by Louisville and Nashville trains that prevented some congregation members from attending on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Nashville
Daily Classified Ads Spark Quick Handy Purchases
Local classifieds thread shows items for sale and small services offered by residents. Furniture tools electronics and household goods appear with brief descriptions and contact notes, inviting fast inquiries and uptake in a crowded local market.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lilly Mainard
Jess Mainard
Mobile Bay
Gulf
W. C. Mainard
Roy Wyatt
Clifton Penney
Y.M.C.A
Kate Edmundson
Missionary Episcopal Diocese of
Tennessee
Calloway
Robert Calloway
Sumter County
W. B. Edmundson
Wilder Place
Young
H. D. Greer
Enid Young
Crystal Plunge
Bragg
John C. Bragg
Jean Young
Pauline Thornhill
Misses Marcel
Katherine Young
Florence
Miss Thornhill
J. B. Murphree
Fairview
Constance Pearson
Margaret Jacks
CIA Ecko
Gecuiee Abies
Lula Mae Boggs
Sarah Neely
Alabama Collegealumni Association
Morgan County
Alabama College Alumni Association
Ethel Rhinehart
Alabama College
Central Baptist Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the Central Bap
Smith
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Jesus
W. H. Todd
G. A
Elizabeth Orr
Elizabeth Martin
G. W. Clapp
Birmingham
East Moulton Street
Louise Martin
Bridgeport, Ala
Doris Martin
Roy Kierbow
Tampa, Fla
W. P. Stewart
Carl Gallaher
Fred’k M. Moss
Marjorie Moss
San Francisco, Cal
Claudia Moss
L. P. Troup
Herbert Hughey
Elkton, Tenn
R. Rowe
Wheatley Davis
Wheatley, Jr
Helen
Memphis, Tenn
D. L. Blackwell
W. B. Robertson
Leona Waugh
M. Guire
Mars, Tenn
Washington,d. C
Mrs. H.D. Greer
Mrs. John ,cc. Bragg
Betty Crawford
Dolly Greer
L. T. Pride
Pride, Ala
James E. Shelley
Panama
Shelley
Edmundson
M. A. Dinsmore
Mack
Chattanooga
J. E. Walker
Robinwood
Imogene Burleson
Camp Winnataska
Joe Burleson
Mary Louise Garrett
K. G. Harris
Irving Mitchell
Illinois
Minnesota
Mildred Woods
Travis Woods
Mrs. Woods
Mrs. C. ©. Bull
Alpine Lodge
Menton
R. M. McGlathery
W. P. Baugh
Penney
Athens
Thomas Hodson
Lucy Toney
Til
Robert Blackwell
Oscar Porter
Atlanta, Ga
Frances Kelly
Hartselle
Frank Spengler
Montgomery
W.C. Mainard
Allen’s Beauty
Grant St
Prormioue
Black Flag Company
Sr O
Dorothy Christy
Screenland
Anne Adams
Gangland
Leavenworth
Rev
Dennis
Marcel
Allen
Allen’s Beauty Shoppe
Princess
Scorpio
Wallace
Beery
Lewis Stone
John Mack Brows
Jean Harlow
Marjorie Rambeau
Boy Friends
Clive Brook
Charles Rogers
Rishard Arlen
Fay Wray
Jean Arthur
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