Social News Highlights From Tennesseean Remarks
A Pearl Found By Local Staff Mentioned. no name given but linked to Alexander marriage in Alabama. Nashville items note Mrs T J Cox leaving for Louisville to visit sister Mrs B O Rawlings. Mrs D Johnson summoned to Chattanooga for mother’s illness. Mrs Linderman visiting relatives in Decatur. Socials cover Friday and Saturday Bridge and Club meetings. poetry notes and a fall of an idol theme. a gathering at Mrs Karl Kihl’s, then to Mrs Stewart’s for Father Time farewell party.
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Tuman Alexander
Alabama
Nashville
Karl Kihl
Stewart
Father
Easter Countdown Free Offer from Speake and Moebes
An OCR fragment references a twenty thirty days til Easter promotion by Speake and Moebes with a free offer dated February 26. The readable elements are sparse and non-specific about details or terms.
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Speake & Moebes
Elizabeth Ewing Hosts Pink and White Party
From three to five this afternoon Elizabeth Virginia Ewing entertained Peggy Davis Barbara Davis Sidney Curry Ethel Harrison Elieh and Charles Beauchamp Wilard Proctor Mary Chapple and Ewing Rogers Myrtle Laura and Evelyn Yates Martin as guests. Pink and white was the color scheme. The hostess wore a white frock with pink accents.
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Elizabeth Virginia Ewing
Peggy
Barbara Davis
Sidney Curry
Ethel Harrison
Elieh
Charles Beauchamp
Wilard Proctor
Mary Chapple
Ewing Rogers
Myrtle
Laura
Evelyn Yates Martin
Market by Central Methodist Church Ladies Opens March 6
The Central M E Church ladies announce a market to be held at the Pointer and Rausch enberg store starting Saturday March 6 and continuing for three consecutive Saturdays. For special orders call New Decatur 492 W.
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The
Central Methodist Church
Pointer and
Rauschenberg
M. E
New Decatur
Embroidery Club Jr Formed for Child Handiwork
A new Embroidery Club Jr. has been organized for children to promote handiwork. Members include Jane Odom Jane Knight Helen Russell Eleanor Harrison Mary Jervis Amanda Pride and Emma Pride. The group met Wednesday afternoon and sewed while being served candy and later enjoyed light refreshments.
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Embroidery Club Jr
Jane Odom
Jane Knight
Helen Russell
Eleanor Harrison
Mary Jervis
Amanda
Emma Pride
Amanda Pride
Mrs Hiettg Wadivensas Hosts Married Ladies Bridge Club
Mrs Hiettg Wadivensas hosted the Married Ladies Bridge Club on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Meoerer Smith and Mrs J Wed etc. Candy was to be distributed and plans noted for return to Re Nig, Texas, the first of next week.
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Hiettg
Wadivensas
Married Ladies Bridge Club
Wedihse
He Prige
Meoerer. Smith
J. Wed Srrer
Candy Will Fiamd Mc. Neill
Fotis Proctor
Will Returin
Renig
Texas
Nine physicians cited as witnesses in state examination scandal
Montgomery March 4 the clerk of the city court summoned nine physicians from Birmingham and Montgomery to testify for the prosecution in the De R Norman and Kelly Adams burglary case involving stolen medical examination papers from Dr W H Sanders state health officer The state's witnesses include Dr W H Sanders Dr W W Dinsmore Dr M W Aver y Dr E C Magood Dr R G Lovelady Cliff Moore E D McAdory and Dr R M Avery of Birmingham
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Montgomery
Birmingham
Montgo
de R. Norman
Jefferson County
Kelly Adams
Capitol
W. H. Sanders
Norman
Five More Bodies From Pocahontas Mine Explosion
International News Service reports Layland West Virginia recounts five more bodies pulled from Pocahontas mine after Tuesday morning blast. Total recovered reaches forty six. over a hundred still trapped inside mining shaft. Easter is thirty days away. Speake Moebes advertisement.
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International News Service
Layland
West Va
Pocahontas
Field Secretary Evans to Speak at First Presbyterian
Chas Evans field secretary of the Alabama Christian Endeavor Union will speak at the Aston First Presbyterian Church. J W Guffin president of the C E society will preside. Evans brings years of experience and is urged to attend to support Christian Endeavor activities.
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Chas. BY Evans
Alabama Christian Endeavor Union
Union
Aston
Dave Turner
Alabama Christian En Avor
Evans
Byane
Karl Lehman
Cc.fe
Christian Endeavor
J. W. Guffin
C. E. Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Senator Bryan Calls for Inquiry Into Northern Coal
Senator Bryan of Florida, committee chairman, urges the Interstate Commerce Committee to probe the Southern Railway and northern coal field interests. He alleges directors profited from high rates to Charleston and Savannah, blocking southeastern coal exports.
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International News Service
Washington
Bryan
Florida
Southern Railway
Southern Territory
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committees
Southern
Charleston
Savannah
Veteran Railroad Engineer Bax Williams Dies in Columbia
Bax Williams a 63 year old veteran railroad engineer died at his Galloway street home in Columbia Tennessee after a prolonged illness. He served in railroading for forty years and belonged to the American Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and the Masonic lodge. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Will Kettler of Houston and Mrs Jesse Young of Elkton and five brothers Ed Williams Decatur Will Williams Nashville and John Williams Lewisburg. He married twice and leaves a son Clarence from his first marriage and two sons Harry and Walter from his second marriage.
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Columbia, Tenn
Baxter ‘Williams
Galloway Street
Williams
American Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Masonic Lodge
Will Kettler
Houston
Texas
Jesse Young
Elkton
Georgia to get another federal judge
President Wilson signed a bill creating a new federal district judge ship in Georgia and immediately sent to the Senate the nomination of William Wallace Lamden of Waycross for the post. The action aimed to avoid a recess appointment.
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Washington
Wilson
Georgia
Senate
William Wallace Lamden
Waycross
Personalities Visit Hartselle Clergy and Locals
Dr R B Seweil of Hartselle and J J Akers of Martselle were in the city today J W Thornton leaves for Hot Springs Ark after rheumatism Elder D L Bond of Hartselle who preached at Moulton Street Christian Church last night returned home today He gave a fine talk and was attentively heard by the Aaree congregation
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R. B. Séweil T
Hartselle
J. J. Akers
Martselle
J. W. Thornton
Hot Springs
Ark
D. L. Bond
Moulton Street
Christan
Madison County Commissioners Eye Road Camp Plan
The Madison county board of commissioners visited Decatur and Morgan to study the convict road labor system. They favored employing prisoners on county highways and aim to implement the plan at once, after two years of unsuccessful convict leasing. They sought equipment needs before establishing the road camp.
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Madison County
Decaturs
Madison
Morgan
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T. J. Cox
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Chattanooga
F. Hunt
Vassereo
Benj. Stewart
Amuel Spielberger
New Decatur, Ala
Kid Canfield
Gyp
New York
Underworld
Jack Rose
Sam Schepps
Harry Wallon
Delite Theatre Today
Embroidery Club
Parth
Bank Street
First Presbyterian
OW Coal
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Baxter Williams
Columbia
Olshine’s
Morgan County Medical Society
Olshine’s the “Craftsman
Wali
Chandler
Decatur
United States Patent Office
Decatur Fertilizer Co
FORD
REO and
Chalmers
New Decatur, Alabama
T. J. Newsom
R.L. Smith
Kansas City
R. L. Smith
Church ST
Union Station
Decatur Cafe and
Decatur Ice & Coal Comp’s
Department of Physiology
Ohio
State University Gentilemen
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Chero-Cola Bottling Co
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