Silk Stocking Club Hosts And Society Notes
The Silk Stocking Club met at Mrs. Comer Ezell’s Line Street home with two guests, Mrs. Rex Poll and Mrs. A. A. Jones, serving a dessert course before bridge. Mrs. A. A. Jones won the guest trophy and Mrs. John W. Jones took the club prize. Mary Lou Dancy Chapter U. D. C. hosted by Mrs. Tracy Knight on Memorial Drive featured readings on Montgomery, the Confederacy and Jefferson Davis, with Mrs. Edwards presenting the prison days article. The Euzelian Class moved to Mrs. G. G. Miskelly’s home for a dish supper with transportation calls. Thursday Nine met at Mrs. Norman Harris’s home with Mrs. John Davis as guest, and visiting refreshments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer Ezell
Line Street
Rex Poll
A. A. Jones
John W Jones
Echols
Mary Lou Dancy
Tracy Knight
T. H. Mullen
Knight
Burgess
W. J. Brown
Montgomery
Wallace Meadows
Jefferson Davis
B. A. Edwards
Edwards
Euzelian
G. G. Miskelly
Seventh Avenue
West
Norman Harris
John Davis
East Limestone Court
Elkmont
Tanner
G. L. Braly
Wilson Hobbs
T. A. Hobbs
Epworth League
P.T. A
Forrest Sandy
Birmingham
Railroad
John. Ray
J. O. Ray
Athens College
W. L. Jacobs
Hot Springs
Jacobs
Susie Bittick
State Teachers College
Florence
Edwards Swanner
Camp Shelby
J. D. Swanner
B. G. Phillips
Tanner School
George Braly
Jerome Glaze
J. T. Blackshear
Athens
Elvin Douthit
E. H. Ijams
David Lipscomb College
Tanner Church of Christ
John Huber
Hayes Mill
Richard Lauderdale
Bee Lauderdale
James R. Bradley
B. T. Coffman
B. L. Rich
R. H. McGuire
C. E. Steele
W. H. Clem
J. S. Ragsdale
Catherine Scott
Louise Ryan
Laura Avis
Will Hannah
J. B. Mullins
Ollie Hargitt
Decatur
Personal notices from local paper
Mrs. Mason Crow is at Benevolent Society Hospital after a slight operation. Friends hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. W. P. Russell leaves Saturday for Washington DC to visit daughter Mrs. James Murphy for about two weeks. Mrs. John C. Bragg, Mrs. H. D. Greer and Miss Helen Bynum travel to Birmingham for Friday. Jim Pitt is in Moulton on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smallwood and son Jack visit Memphis for a relative's serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Crow
The
Benevolent Society Hospital
W. P. Russell
James Murphy
Washington, D. C
John C. Bragg
H. D. Greer
Helen Bynum
Birmingham
Jack Smallwood
Jack
Memphis
Tenn
Skin Care Tips For Cleanliness And Acne Prevention
The author urges daily facial washing to remove oil and dead skin, improves skin function, and aids acne treatment. Emphasizes full body hygiene including skin hair teeth nails and garments, with emphasis on neck care when wearing furs and avoiding odor from perspiration and dust buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Beauty
Britain urged to speed lend lease aid for shipping war effort
The piece notes Nazi claims of sinking 9,000,000 tons of British shipping and warns of Hamburg style losses if not halted. Britain seeks quick help to bolster the merchant marine, with emphasis on shipping, convoys, and diverting traffic to west coast ports like Liverpool Glasgow Bristol and Cardiff to sustain foreign trade and food imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Hitler
United States
Liverpool
Scotland
Glasgow
London
Bristol
Cardiff
Tanner Girls Defeat Elkmont To Claim County Final Trophy
Limestone County edge Tanner senior girls beat Elkmont in a tense East Limestone Court final to secure the county tournament trophy for a permanent possession. Other notes include community notices on meetings, church events, and local family updates.
Thief of Bagdad to Open at the Roxy Theatre
The Technicolor adventure romance The Thief of Bagdad directed by Alexander Korda starring Sabu Conrad Veidt June Duprez and John Justin will premiere at the Roxy Theatre Sunday. Filmed with a budget over 2 million dollars the film blends action romance and Arabian Nights fantasy set in Basra and Baghdad with a bustling seaport atmosphere and a diverse mix of travelers and traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Korda
Bagdad
Basra
Persia
Anne Adams Pattern 4721 for children’s frock and pinafore
The Decatur Daily Pattern Department advertises Anne Adams pattern 4721 offering a girl’s frock with puffed sleeves a pinafore option and a nun dress variation. Available in children sizes 3 4 6 8 and 10 with yardage details and quick instructions. Order by sending 15 cents and a stamp to 243 West 17th Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Local Notes From Lawrence County MT Hope Area
Reports from Lawrence County detail Bob Martin's head pains steadily improving and Mrs. Dave Reed's pneumonia showing progress. Grady Pickens of Sheffield visits, then returns home to care for her burned son Alden after a Sunday pipe explosion. Community activities include a Stamps quartet outing in Phil Campbell and a Florence weekend visit by Mary V Counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Martin
Dave Reed
Grady Pickens
Sheffield
Alden
Phil Campbell
Stamps
Mary V. Counts
Florence
B. M. Counts
Ladies Missionary Society
Rock Spring Presbyterian Church
Leonard Roberson
Alice Roberson
W.A. Pickens
Maggie McCary
Lois Appleton
Erline Martin
Haleyville
Crochet Doilies Pattern 2800 From The Decatur Daily
Pattern 2800 offers three sizes of full-blown Rose design doilies in mercerized thread or fine cotton with illustrations and stitch directions. Send ten cents for pattern to The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York. include PATTERN NUMBER NAME and ADDRESS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
Local Residents Gather for Weekend Visits and Travel
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Roberson of Maleyville visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bennie Johnson and Roy spent Monday with her parents. Dewey Bynum drove to Jim Sibley’s Sunday afternoon. Susie Roberson and Mrs. Walter Smith spent Wednesday with the Roberson household. Lala Devany and daughter from Russellville visited their mother and grandmother Mrs. Russell Craig. Mrs. Douglas Smith and daughter Shirly and Mr. Malcolm Smith of Tuscumbia visited relatives Sunday. Percy Oagie of Sheffield was here Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Roberson
Maleyville
Bennie Johnson
Roy
Dewey Bynum
Jim Sibley
Susie Roberson
Walter Smith
Clay Roberson
Lala Devany
Russellville
Russell Craig
Douglas Smith
Shirly
Malcolm Smith
Tuscumbia
Percy Oagie
Sheffield
Cody Hall Dies in His Sleep At Alexander City
Cody Hall, veteran editor of The Alexander City Outlook, died unexpectedly of heart disease. His family found him in bed after going to wake him. He was a brother of Grover C. Hall and served in Alabama Press Association leadership. His son Harry Hall is business manager of The Dothan Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander City
Ala
Cody) Hall
Hall
Grover C. Hall
Montgomery Advertiser
Alabama Press Association
Harry Hall
The
Dothan Eagle
Alabama
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CLUB
B. W. Kennedy
May
Murdock Apartments
John A. Caddell
Leybourn
Lynne
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
David Wade
Carley Lester
Pulaski, Tenn
W. P. Baugh
Julian Harris
William Boswell, Jr
Link
Malcolm Link
W. EB. Kimbrough
Henry Sigman
W. P. Dozier
Vienna
Wilson
Moye's
Monarch
OLEO
HOOP
Fryers
E. Moulton Street
Jim Pitt
Moulton
A. C. Bailey
Shannon
BEN Franklin Store
Cannon Towels
Hose—Rayon
Virginia Gilmore
Helen Follett
Nazia
Limestone County
Coo Gulf
Pettey
Gulf Service Station
Moulton and
First Ave
Thailand
Kusa Panyarjun
University of Pennsylvania
Jim Mathews
Kusa
Bangkok
Schuylkill River
Laura
Wheeler
Mecolecraft Service, Inc
Cody Hall
the Daily
Roxy Theatre
Cain Street
Chappell’s Store
Grant Street
Roosters
le IL
Florida
Porto Rica
VICKS
Goidel’s Drug Store
Decaturs New Theatre
Gary Cooper
Walter Brennan
United Artists
Henry Busse & Orchestra
Walter Srens
Doris de Cane “Venport
Minstrel
Al.g. Fields Minstrels
Oklahoma Renegades
Es Mesquiteers
Bob Livingston
Raymond Hatton Duncan Renaldo
Zane Grey
King OF the Royal Mounted
Carteesj Sensation
Sweese
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