Stephens Chapter D A R Holds Regular Meeting At Grimes Home
The Stephens chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at 3 o clock Thursday in Mrs. W L Grimes home on Grant Street. Mrs Rayburn Neville presided as regent and officers were elected. Members discussed attending the state meeting in Birmingham March 9 10 and guests were present for a salad course afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville
H. T. Gil
D. C. Shaw
Birmingham
Crawford Reeves
Marian Boswell
Figure Shaping and Beauty Treatments in Hollywood
The article discusses figure re molding and beauty salons in major cities, especially Hollywood, offering reshaping through diet, exercises, and devices. It notes stars demand shapely figures, and outlines methods like Indian clubs, bar chins, stationary bikes, and cabinet baths to reduce fat and tone the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Woman's Auxiliary St John’s Church Meeting Preview
Mrs James E King is noted as second high. The club gathers next week at Mrs Garner Pride s home for a regular monthly business meeting. The Woman s Auxiliary of St John s Episcopal urges members to attend Monday at 3 pm in the Parish House for important discussions. The Pilot Club of Decatur plans a Thursday evening business session March 10 at 7 in the Mutual Savings and Life Insurance Building Bank Street.
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Second High
James E. King
Garner Pride
ST. John's Church
St. John’s Episcopal
Pilot Club
Pilot Club of
Decatur
Mutual Savings and Life Insurance
Bank Street
Personal notices from Decatur area
Robert H Liston of Bristol Tennessee will arrive March 11 for a weekend visit with his aunt Mrs W H Long and Judge Long at their home on the Austinville Flint Road Decatur friends grieve Mrs Hattie Couch Evans of Tul sah Oklahoma former Decatur resident passed away at her Tul sah home Thursday Miss Ruth Sneed Florence State Teachers College will return today to resume studies after visiting homefolks Mrs J T Jones is recovering after an operation at Jefferson Hospital Birmingham Ed Johnson left Saturday for Shreveport to join the Spring training with the Shreveport club
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Robert H. Liston
Bristol
Tennessee
McCallie Military School
Chattanooga
W. H. Long
Judge Long
Austinville-Flint Road
Decatur
Hattie Couch Evans
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ruth Sneed
Florence State Teachers College
Florence
J. T. Jones
Jefferson Hospital
Birmingham
Anti-Communist Oath Plea Proposed for Officials in Alabama
General Gorgas post No. 1 in Birmingham urges a state law requiring all state county and local government officials and employees to sign an oath they are not communists. The resolution was adopted unanimously at a meeting last night.
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Birmingham
Ala
Gorgas
American Legion
Alabama
Why Men Prefer Divorcees, Dorothy Dix Column
A reader asks why men favor divorcees over single women and Dor othy Dix suggests that insight into male choices is elusive. She notes divorcees appear experienced and skilled at courting and homemaking, making them appealing matrimonial risks to some men. A young man, Ben, contemplates suicide after failed acting efforts. Dix condemns self harm.
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Miss Dix
Dorothy Bieried
Irma
Advice to a Dreaming Stage-Strike Youth
A stern mentor cautions a 19 year old reader against quitting and urges him to become a self made man. He argues the boy lacks education and training and should seek honest work to prove whether he has talent before pursuing acting dreams. Dear Miss Dix is answered with a shy suitor scenario and a party invitation suggestion.
Howlin' Mad Smith and the Marines in World War I
General Holland M. Smith and Percy Finch recount Howlin Mad Smith's WWI memoir of the Marine Corps role in Japan and the Pacific. The book portrays his leadership, amphibious warfare innovations, and the Marines fight for equal service recognition against traditionalism, bureaucracy, and apathy.
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Grimes
Regent
Vrs
Rayburn Neville
J H. Tolley
W. *. Rauschenberg
E. J. Polhil
Treas‘urer
Harry Wyatt
Fredelant Sr
Answr
Shaw
J. Frank Barrow
Texarkana
Arkansas
J. W Clapton
D. A. Nh
Cathedral of the Pines
Rindge Ringe
New Hampshire
Sons of the
Tennis Tidwell
Laura Davis
L. A. Neill
Luke Pryor
Lyons Hotel
Fred S. Hunt, Jr
Canal Street
Barrett C. Shelton
Hartselle
E. Moulton
Charles Lambert
Herman Lambert
7Th Ave
Charles
RED Goose
RED Goose Shoes
Helen Follett
Courtey Mgm
Cyd Charisse
Hazel Davis
Etoyle Davis
Guntersville
Ed Johnson
Shreveport
Louisiana
Shreveport, Louisiana
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Erskine Chenault
Frank Oakes
Kate Oakes
Nashville
Buttrey’s Dept. Store
Farley’s
Farley
SPE
Second
Woolworth's
Dorothy DIX
Ben
Sally
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Worl
Margie
Bell Syndicate, Inc
O. P. Stinson
White
2Nd Ave
Elry Store
Holland
Gladiolus
Turner Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard Store
Moulton St
Arkay Jr
Gay Gibson Koret
California
Buttrey— Department Store
Treaual
ONC
Book Review
Holland M. Smith
Percy Finch
Marine Corps
Dale Carnegie
Ale Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Gibson
Ira
E. Moulton St
Graating Card
North Alabama
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