Modest social notices and visits fill a Southern town calendar
Social events fill the week with engagements and greetings. Miss Blanche Side hosts a bridge luncheon for Miss Louise Beard. Visitors arrive from Ardmore and Chicago. Millinery chief Augusta Evans arrives to lead The Fashion shop opening next Wednesday. A Boston Common inspired feature notes a blind beggar in the park and his daily mercy.
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Blanche Side
Will
Louise Beard
H. B
Augusta Evans
St. Louis
Third Ward Striot Improvement League Oyster Supper
The Third Ward Striot Improvement League plans an oyster supper this Saturday on Grant Street next to J D McCormick store. The event starts at 5 pm and tickets cost 25 cents.
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Ward Striot Improvement League
J. D. McCormick
Grant Street
Watch Everyone Attend Cagle's Play House at Masonic Theatre
A public notice invites patrons to the Masonic Theatre for Cagle's Play House. The event emphasizes broad audience turnout and urges community attendance at the venue.
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Masonic Theatre
Cagle’s Play House
Cagle
Rest In Cullman for Mrs. Terry De Vine
The remains of Mrs. Terry De Vine were laid to rest in Cullman after funeral services at Sid Robinson’s residence. She is survived by husband Walter De Vine and son George, and was a niece of A. C. Mann of the city.
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Sid Robertson
Cullman
Walter de Vine
Birmingham
Terry de Vine
Sid Robinson
George
A. C. Mann
Local Notes On Relatives Travels And Court Movements
Ernest Spain of Opelika Alabama visits relatives here J A Poole returns from Tennessee to see kin Frank Pierce to Nashville infirmary for treatment Solicitor D C Aimon departs for Cullman where Judge Brickell is presiding Cole Holesapple back from Athens after the funeral of C B Hatchett J B Howell and Averine West confined at home with acute indigestion Howell shows improvement L W Borton sails to Cincinnati for sheet metal makers national meet and will visit Indiana before returning later this month
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Howell
Averine West
L. W. Borton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Penny Club Shamrocks and Flags For St Patrick's Day
Shamrocks and flags are sold at 5 cents at every drug store Decatur and at Kahn's 5¢ and 10¢ store to benefit the Penny Club of St Ann's church. Be sure you get one.
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Decaturs
Kahn
St. Partick’s
St Ann’s Church
Fine Line of Made in America Stationery
The Owl Drug Co. presents a refined line of Made in America stationery advertised as the latest and most fastidious in a box sold at 401 Bank Street.
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Owl Drug Co
Bank St
It's a Long Long Way to Tipperary Easter Sale
A brief newspaper item notes an upcoming sale tied to Easter with a call to act now. The fragment mentions Speaks & Moebes and a listing M 2261, implying a local business reference and catalog or ad number.
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Tipperary
Moebes
OLA to SMALL BLAZE
New Decatur fire department was called at noon to a small blaze in a blacksmith shop in the east part of the city. It was quickly extinguished before major damage occurred.
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New Decatur
City Delinquent Tax and License Notice Extends to April 1
City officials announce a March 8 1915 council decision allowing delinquent taxpayers and license payers until April 1 to settle without new penalties, except legally required interest. Authorities warn enforcement will follow after April 1 and urge all delinquents to arrange payment within twenty days. Mayor A A Hardage and City Clerk Hartung sign the notice.
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Ane
Buttrey
Colgate
Colgate’s
Bie
Gu An Ow
Por Miss Beard
May Sandlin
Ardmore, Okla
J. S. Howell
Mattie Dunnavant
Martin Phelan
Master Martin Dupont Phelan
Chicago
Woman's “Literary
Whitman
Miss Blanche Side
Arthur Jones
Mrs. Jackson
Boston Common
Louella C. Poole
Gambol
Ada
Miss Ellis
Marjorie Workman
The
Lyons
Ellis Jas
Johnson Louise Beard Frank
Lee Robertson
Hertzler—Parker
Ames
Funk
Barista
Madison
Ala
Franke
Harry BE. Parker
Bringham
Atlanta.Journal
Mildred Moebes
Martha Ellis
Sheffield
Colonial Club
Mary Penick
Alpine
Miss Irvine
Belle Minor
Margaret Clarkson
C. J. Holesapple
Fifth Avenue West
Eleanor Burleson
Warrior
D.D. Burleson
John Conner
Spartanburg, D. C
S. Johnson
Earley Phinizy
Tupelo, Mise
George McFarlan
Athens
W. EB. Roper
Bank Street
Posse
Ae Pielberger
New Decatur, Ala
Catlataghion
Chandier’s
Peden-Ramage Hardware Co
John D. Wyker & Son
J. T. Wilkes
EarCorn
Malone Coal & Grain Company
Ernest Spain
Opelika, Ala
Tennessee
Frank Pierce
Nashville
D.C. Aimon
Brickell
Cole Holesapple
C. BE. Hatchett
Dixie Pearson
Courtland
R. E. Coburn, JR
the Hot Box
A. A. Hardage
Hartung
Star Theatre
Rex
Frank Lloyd
Gretchen Lederer
Music BY
Davis and
van Dyke
Elite Theatre
Ed Coxen
Winnifred Greenwood
Peer of Western Pictures
Arthur Mackley
Delite Theatre
Zadora
Mr. Silent Haskins
Wm. S Hart
Rhea Mitchell
Lewis Stock Co
Todsy'issch Tith
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