Tacky party hosted by Mizpah Chapter No 19
Mizpah Chapter No 19 Order of Eastern Star will sponsor a benefit tacky party on March 29 at 7 30 PM in the Masonic Temple. A playlet When The Wedding Bells Ring Out will lead the program with a quartet unusual person show dialogues readings and a string band. Prizes will be awarded for tackiest costumes and attendees are urged to come in costume or face a fine. Tickets from members.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Death notices for Mrs Turney services set in area churches
Mrs Tillian Turney of Morganna county died in a Nashville hospital after a week of illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m at the Hartselle Church of God with burial in Hartselle city cemetery. Her body lies at Peck Funeral Home. She left Hartselle for Decatur recently where she worked at Speake Warren Ratliff. Survivors include a son Howell Turney a granddaughter Miss Lynne Turney and three sisters and five brothers. Pallbearers listed.
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Tillian Turney
Hartselle
Peck Funeral Home
Morgarr County
Birmingham
C. W. Orr
Mamie Sharpe
Somerville
Second High Honors Go To Mrs. C Richard Parr
In a ceremony led by officials and family, Mrs. C Richard Parr received the second highest honor, recognized for her contributions and leadership within the community. The event highlighted her service and impact across local organizations.
Personal notices from Decatur and area students
Mr and Mrs Richard Brough of the University of Alabama arrive for a weekend in Decatur. Albert Brewer at the University of Puscatoosa visits parents for spring holidays. A J Coleman and Dick Still of Alabama Polytechnic Institute return for break. Jimmy Caudill resigns from Baylor University for health reasons and returns home. Mrs W C Rogers is ill at 1119 3rd Ave S. Mr and Mrs W J Duncan spent Thursday in Birmingham. Adrian Lavian Johnson confined with mumps at 1314 5th Ave S. Air Force Sgt Lampkin Guy of Salina Kansas visits his mother. Jimmy Watson, University of Alabama student, is home for holidays.
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Richard Brough
University of Alabama
Decatur
Brough
Art
University
Albert Brewer
University of _“Puscatoosa
Mrs
Dan A. Brewer
A. J. Coleman
Dick Still
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
H. P. Till
Jimmy Caudill
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Caudill
Adrian Lavian Johnson
5Th Avenue South
Air Force
Lampkin Guy
22Nd
Salina
Kansas
Eugene Guy
Jimmy Watson
Tuscaloosa
Willa Deane Voigt Is Princess For Berry Festival
Willa Deane Voigt of Hanceville is named Strawberry Princess for the Berry Festival. The Hanceville High senior, daughter of the late Chris Voigt and Wilma Burnum Voigt, graduates valedictorian with the highest average and plans business college. She has excelled in Beta club Glee Dramatic and F H A, with a noted record of straight A grades and community involvement. The piece also hints at local pattern promotions and a Harissell e airplane propeller accident.
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Cullman
Hanceville High School
Willa Deane Voigt
Chris Voigt
Wilma Burnum - Voigt
J. E. White
Theodore Voigt
Germany
Cullman County
Reuben J. Burnum
White City
Hanceville 2
Mr. White
Hancceville
Willa Dean
Hanceville
Dramatic Club
Miss Voigt
Business College
Hammett Showing Great Improvement According to Doctor
Dr. William Meacham of Nashville reports hammett is greatly improved over the past two days. He is now getting out of danger though still appearing on the mend and under careful observation by the physician and staff.
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Conner Hammett
William Meacham
Nashville
Let Your Feet Be Comfortable with Proper Shoes
Chiropodists warn that only ten in a hundred have normal feet and many women choose shoes for looks over comfort. Proper fit with a correct last and leather soles preserves shape, supports movement, and avoids corns, callouses, and ingrown nails.
Mrs Bagley 71 Dies at Birmingham Home
Minnie Deason Bagley 71 died Thursday at her Birmingham home after a nine month illness. She was mother of R B Bagley of Decatur, with funeral services Saturday at Johns Funeral Home, Elmwood Cemetery. Officiants were Rev Robert Westbrooks and Rev Nelson Guthrie. Survived by husband R Bagley, two sons R B Bagley and W E Bagley, daughter Margaret Bagley.
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Minnie Deason Bagley
Birmingham
R. B
Bo) Bagley
Decatur
Johns Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
Robert Westbrooks
Brookhaven Methodist Church
Nelson Guthrie
West End Methodist Church
Bagley
President Indicates He Will Stay On Vacation Longer
The President, weighing 176 pounds, spoke at a conference on the White House lawn about his Washington trip and February 24 Jefferson-Jackson Day remarks. He said he enjoys his vacation and dislikes leaving, hinting he may extend his stay.
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Washington
White House
Mrs. Marselle Davis Dies at 85 in Athens
Mrs. Marselle Davis, 85, died at her home in Athens five. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the residence with Rev. R. N. Simpson officiating. Burial follows at Cement cemetery with Spry of Athens in charge. Survivers include her husband A. J. Davis five sons H. F. of Spartanburg South Carolina Hilliard of Lakeland Florida and G. C. D. L. and Grady all of Athens five one daughter Mrs. Bertha McGrew of
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Marselle Davis
Athens
Churchill to visit Key West if he comes to U S
The President said Winston Churchill would not leave the United States if he visits Key West on his trip. He plans to have Churchill to lunch or dinner at the White House during the visit.
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Winston Churchill
Key West
United States
Churchill
White House
Two Brothers Will King and Hollis King Noted in Athens Record
Athens brief notes Will King of Lexington Alabama and Hollis King of Florence support a family in the area with a sister Mrs Nelma White of Lexington. The obituary lists twenty grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren among the relatives mentioned.
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Athens
Will King
Lexington
Ala
Hollis King
Florence
Nelma White
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