Woman's Missionary Society meeting notes reflect multiple circles
The Central Methodist Woman's Society met in church parlors with Mrs. Gullum Bailey and Graham as hostesses. Devotions from St Mark and a program on Deaconesses highlighted by multiple articles. Reports on the WCTU, subscriptions, and mission study followed. Circle activities included luncheons and quilting plans. Community church notices list other society meetings and events.
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Central Methodist Woman's Society
Henry Gullum
A. C. Bailey
C. Graham
Jesus
R. E. Wiggins
St. Mark
I. M. Eubanks
W. H. Day
H. N. Purifoy
A. W. Reams
Christine Jones
Mesdames Wiggins
Mary Black
Central Methodist Church
A. Z. Bailey
Outlook
First
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Dunfan
E. R. Sloane
Late Chicago mayor’s assassin victim puzzle hints
The fragment lists many crossword style clues with answers across and down. It includes references to a late Chicago mayor’s assassination victim and a long set of numbered clues such as 7 Toothed instruments for hair and 12 To ascertain, ending with 53 Rodent.
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Chicago
Make This Model at Home By ANNE ADAMS
Pattern description for a youthful afternoon wear design with a yoke bow puffed shoulders and molded waist. Includes sizes 14 to 40, fabric yardage, and illustrated step by step instructions. Catalog and pattern prices listed with mail order details from The Decstur Daily Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Decstur Daily Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Community social rounds up in Huntsville area
Mrs Hunt wins visitor prize at a Jackson street welcome with an elaborate supper and set back games. Mrs Gill takes club prize as Mrs Steinhart plans next hostess duties for her daughter Mrs Markstein. Betty Jean Johnson marks her fifth birthday with Miss Sherrel Maner hosting on Third Avenue with a large cake and gifts. A farewell party for Leta Trotman of Decatur is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Trotman with dancing and desserts in Madison.
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Horace Frank
Juanita
Helen Helfrich
Spurgie Robinson
Nolan Sanders
Helen Sherman
Mae
Susie Sims
Ferrell Tucker
Horace Frank, Jr
Jackson Street
Hunt
H. T. Gill
A. Steinhart
W. B. Markstein
Billy
Dot
Mary Rhea
Theo Puttman, Jr
Martha Witt Rodgers
Betty Jean Cobb
David Ray Cobb
Betty Jean Kilgore
Billy Roy
Leonard Lee Love
Evelyn Lawrence
Margaret
Frances Johnson
Dorris Pickens
Alvie Sanders, Jr
DeWayne Bethney
Bill
Junior Nelson
Elula Hargrove
Frances Terry
Delva Bernice Frahn
Cornelia Rose Ottel
Sam Trotman
Madison
Leta Trotman
Decatur
Huntsville
All
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
Mrs H L Peterson was taken to Benevolent Hospital Sunday for an operation. Mrs B F Drake visits Ocean Springs Mississippi to see son B F Drake Jr. Mrs A C Coyle returns from Huntsville visit. H L Thornton ill at home this week. Mrs Rich still ill at daughter Mrs Guy Sullivan's home on Johnston street. Carolyn Sullivan ill at home. Mr and Mrs Charles Hamlet at home in Tuscumbia Alabama. Mrs J Lee Barnes of St Petersburg Florida and Mrs George Evans of Tulsa Georgia visit sister Mrs W H Johnson and others. they motored to Birmingham for Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Kyle Martin of Decatur Route 3 visit parents Mr and Mrs Kent Sparkman. Mrs O Martin recovered enough to be up at home on Decatur Route 3 after severe illness. Master Kenneth McWhorter is
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8. O. Martin
Decatur Route 3
Lawrence Court Sets A Record At Moulton
A record effort occurred Monday at Moulton when Lawrence county circuit court convened. Sixty one jurors were summoned and all answered when roll was called. No one offered an excuse, a feat noted by veteran attorneys as unprecedented in their experience.
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Moulton
Lawrence County
Roll
W. W. Callahan
Bishop McDowell Speaks Thursday at St John’s
The Rt. Rev. Wm. G. McDowell bishop of Alabama will preach at St John’s Episcopal church Thursday evening at 7 30. He is beloved across faiths and many are invited to attend for a message to Christian hearts.
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Wm. G. McDowell
D. D
Alabama
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s
P.T. A. Meets in School Building This Evening
The Priceville P.T.A. will meet tonight in the school building. Only routine matters were expected to be addressed at the gathering.
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Priceville P.T. A
Four in Court Hearings On Drunkenness and Prohibition Violations
Four defendants appeared in police court this morning. A white man was fined for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, another received a fine for similar charges, a Black man faced speeding and reckless driving, and a Black woman was fined for violation of the prohibition laws.
Athens Visitor Mrs Theo Morris Guest of Sister
Athens Mrs Theo Morris was weekend guest of her sister Mrs J B Trotman.
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Theo. Morris
Athens
J. B. Trotman
Leta Trotman Returns Home From Visit in Madison
Miss Leta Trotman has returned home after spending a week visiting friends and relatives in Madison.
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Leta Trotman
Madison
Mrs Sam Trotman and Daughters Visit Decatur Friends
Mrs Sam Trotman and her daughters Peggy and Betty Jean were weekend guests of friends and relatives in Decatur.
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Sam Trotman
Peggy
Betty Jean
Decatur
Ill at Home Paul King Confined to His Residence
Paul King is confined to his home due to illness or medical reasons as reported in the local notice. The article notes his restricted mobility and remaining under care, with no further details on prognosis or official statements.
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Paul King
Birth Announcement for James Gilbert Speake
Born to Mr and Mrs W Speake Jr Danville route 2 a son on March 17 named James Gilbert Speake and confined at home with flu illness.
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W. Speake, Jr
Danville
James Gilbert Speake
Peppery relief promise of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Advertisement claims the Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound steadies nerves relieves headaches and backache and makes trying days endurable. Encourages women to obtain a bottle from a druggist for better wellbeing.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Omelets and their delicate French and puffy varieties
A kitchen note outlines omelet preparation for breakfast to supper. It describes French and puffy styles, filling ideas, and step by step methods using four eggs, milk, tapioca, butter, and seasonings. Cooking tips emphasize fast mixing, immediate cooking, and serving hot.
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Sister Mary Nba
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast and Noon Dinner Menu
Breakfast includes grape juice cereal cream creamed bacon in pop overs milk and coffee. Luncheon offers cheese emer wet creamed asparagus whole wheat rolls pineapple rice pudding fruit punch. Dinner features casserole of liver stuffed green peppers fruit salad milk and coffee.
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Mattie Jones
China
D. D. McGehee
A. Lynne
E. Timberlake
First Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
L. J. Ramage
Line Street
S. H. Malone
Vera Austelle
Methodist Circle
Ninth Street
Odist Woman's Missionary Society
C. M. Tyndal
A. G. Jones
Ben Gilbert
Ruth Sparkman
Edith Moore
L. G. Sturdivant
Glayds Ryan
Flora Howell
Lila Kirby
J. F. Butler
Ninth Street Methodist
F. F. Tidwell
F. A. Bloodworth
Peter M. Dennis
Frank Duffey
Southside Baptist Business Meeting
Abel
J. W. Motes
Berean
Berean Club
First Christian Working Circle
First Christian Church
Methodist
JOE Wheeler P.T. A
Joe Wheeler Parent-Teachers’ Association
MRS
J.C. Penney
Penney'’S
Alice White
Warner Bros
Warren William
Loretta Young
Aurora
Arabia
PMA
Enets
Sie
Thomas Pickens
H. L. Peterson
Benevolent Hospital
B. F Drake
Ocean Springs, Miss
B. F. Drake, Jr
A. C. Coyle
H. L. Thornton
Carolyn
Guy Sullivan
Charles Hamlet
Tuscumbia,Ala
J. Lee Barnes
St. Petersburg
Pla
George Evans
Tulsa, Ga
W. H. Johnson
E. T. Rushing
C. B Elliott
Birmingham
Kyle Martin
Kent Sparkman
Kenneth McWhorter
Lawrence Court
Bishop McDowell
P.T. A
Wada
Tan
Wallace Ford
Scheider’s
Web
Thurs
Sister Mary's
Goidel
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