Society Notes Describe Craft of Eastern Star Ceremony
Biome on Eighth Avenue West hosts the Mizpeh Chapter No 19 Eastern Star ceremony with officers, past matron pins, gifts, and a social hour. Attendance includes Huntsville Hartselle group members, with a dance for visitors and several church auxiliary meetings announced for the week.
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Biome
Eighth Avenue
O. E
Masonic ‘Temple
Johnston Street
Curtis Carter
Huntsville
Moore
Huntsville Eastern Star
Warner
R. A. Nunn
R. ©. Moore
Herbert Hauk
H. Dublin
Mary Lou Dancy
Eastern Star
Hartselle
Evangelist Cowell Opens City Revival This Sunday
Evangelist Cowell arrives to lead a city revival with a 3 PM Sunday rehearsal for a large usher corps. A 7:45 PM Sunday opening service features a Bible question theme and ongoing morning lectures titled What the Bible Teaches. Cowell, a Fayetteville native and Moody Institute graduate, is renowned for sincere ministry rather than sensationalism.
Farm Prices and Shipments Report Strong Market Activity
Prices for hay corn and alfalfa remained firm as shipments to Birmingham continue. Poultry and eggs held steady with modest movements in broilers and roosters. Cattle and hog quotes showed little change with ranges for calves heifers and prime meats noted across standard weights.
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Birmingham
U. S
Johnson
Timothy
Make this pattern at home for summer frocks
Young readers are advised on Anne Adams pattern 1739 with rippled shoulders and back buttoning. Available in sizes 8 through 16. size 14 requires 338 yards of fabric and 134 yards of ribbon. Includes illustrated sewing instructions. Send 15 cents to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department for pattern 1739. Also offers a Summer Pattern Book for 15 cents, combined price 25 cents. Address verification included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West
New York City
Roosevelt romance rumors swirl at DuPont home in Wilmington
Gossip in society circles hints at a possible engagement between Miss Ethel DuPont, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene DuPont, and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the President now visiting the DuPonts in Wilmington Delaware. Close acquaintances say an official announcement would not surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Lee Thompson
Mary Lee
John Cecil Gray
Ensley
Ethel DuPont
Eugene DuPont
Industrial
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Contract 8 Bridge Play Notes At Progress Club
A hand dealt at the Progress club shows K10832 1 10843 None AQi 102 in a bridge context hints at bidding or play analysis. The text references EEV Shepard Mous Bridge and a teacher contract phrase, suggesting a fragmentary club report with names and terms.
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EEV
Shepard Mous
Progress Club
Grand Slam Prospects in Bridge Commentary Across a Hand
In this bridge column the declarer analyzes play to claim 38 losing spades and winning hearts, noting that a grand slam cannot be bid. The discussion highlights dummy play, missteps by West, and strategic ruffing to force a straight trick, with observations on players' tendencies and how to balance long versus longer suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dummy
North
West
Knee action fashion and adaptable beachwear described
The article notes knee action as popular in both auto circles and fashion, praising interchangeable outfits with shorts and skirt options. It highlights five strong Mexican color themes, broad stripes, and a bright fabric used for the coat lining, with a front-buttoned skirt and large buttons.
Johnsons to Leave For Mission Field
Rev and Mrs Eitan Johnson plan to depart for Brazil as missionaries for the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist convention. They will visit Decatur on Monday July 2 to meet friends at 16th Ave Baptist Church at a service arranged for 11 o’clock a m.
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Southside Baptist
Southside Baptist W. M
Will Spanibel
E. L. Ashford
Evangelist Cowell
Fayetteville
First Baptist Church
Cowell
Moody Institute
Chicago
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Eitan Johnson
Brazil
Foreign Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Decatur
16Th Ave
Baptist Church
Gordon Family Heads to Atlanta for Vacation
Rev and Mrs V A Gordon and their family depart Monday night for Atlanta. They will spend three weeks visiting friends and relatives in the city and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sutherland
Birmingham
Jané
Camp Winnataska
Atlanta
V. A. Gordon
Two in City on Business Mission
Two individuals were in the city on a business mission today, engaging in meetings and related activities. The report notes their presence and purpose without additional details.
Deaf Saturday Visitor From O
W. L. Sparkman of O was a business visitor in Deaf Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Sparkman
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Westminster
Westminster Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Methodist Business Meeting
First Methodist Task Creanteekion
Central Baptist W. M
First Baptist W. M
First Baptist W. M. 8
Central Methodist Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Central Methodist Church
Fanny Jones
Gorman Jones, Jr
Aline Jones
Sheffield
Alives and Friends
Marguerite
Mary Elizabeth Gulley
L. G. Gulley
E. Hargrove
Orville Lavander
Columbus
Miss
Billy Day
J. E. Berkstresser
Monte Sano
W. L. Hatchett
Dé Lene Gammon
Roy Poteet
Mrs
Bob Morris
R. L. Hatchett
of and Son
Clifton
St. John’s Guild
H. B. Beard
J. R. Deason
Tenn
Walter Johnson
Mary Hughes
Ill
A. D. Watterson
Jopneter Street
J. W. Hughes Ardy
Canal Street
Eizabeth Brown
Ripley
Joe Wheeler
Chat, Tenn
T. G. Morrow
Jerry Wallace
Marguerite Faust
Clifford Speake
Danville
Benevolent Hospital
Gilbert Speake
Fifth Avenue
W. P. Baugh
Montgomery
A. F. M. C. Enroute
H. R. Davis
Sabine du Pont
W. E. Crawford
Cora Lee
Moulton
Irwin-Dyer Hospital
Ben Bloodworth
Mary Louise Reed
Tel
R. H. McGuire
Athens
Mrs. James
Tatum
Chicago, Il
Virginia Graham
Saturda
Memphis, Tenn
Jonesboro
Ark
Barbara D. Sutherland
Miss Dixie Miller
Miss Miller
A. B. Markham
Mrs. Markham
Evangelist
Virginia
Johnston Street Tea Room
Lisbeth
Johnsons
Mission Field
Amy
Chappell
Georgia
Chappell’s
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