Society Notes of March Wedding and Local Club Hosts
The Vaughan Bridges wedding of Geneva Bridges to J R Vaughn was held March 22 at Central Methodist with Dr Archibald officiating. Guests included family and close friends. Mr. Vaughn, a Riverside High School graduate, works for Brown Service Insurance Co. Mrs. Vaughn, a Benevolent Society Hospital graduate, has long served as hospital supervisor. Also featured are Berean Study Club hosting and church auxiliary meetings, with details on speakers, attendees, and upcoming events across many local clubs and circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Teague
Wagner
Dr. Archibald
Lewis C. Brown
Miss B. Gallant
Ruth Teague
Frances Alvis
Vaughn
Somerville Road
Riverside High School
The
Brown Service Insurance Co
Lawrence County
Decatur
Danville Vocational High School
Benevolent Society Hospital
St. Louis Childrens Hospital
Miss Kathrine Boswell Excels At Huntingdon College
Miss Kathrine Boswell arrives home from Montgomery for spring holidays with her father W F Boswell Sr. A Huntingdon College sophomore, she earned two honors including representation in the May Day Festival and a place on The Huntress editorial staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathrine Boswell
W. F. Boswell
Boswell
Huntingdon
College At
Montgomery
The
Huntress
Accordion solo closes club program at dessert
An accordion rendition of Old Folks At Home by Sonny Norton closed the club program. A salad course followed, served to the clubsters and two guests, Mrs. Leland Woodard and Mrs. Arthur Nebrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bama
Sonny Norton
Leland Woodard
Arthur Nebrig
Service Station Burglarized at Campbell’s Station
Campbell's Service Station at 323 W Church Street was broken into early Saturday or late Friday. Between $25 and $30 in dimes were stolen from a miniature bank on a shelf. Entry was through a broken front door pane and an inside latch. Detectives J B Whit mire and J W McCall investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
W. Church Street
J. B. Whitmire
J. W. McCall
Best Dressed List Fresh Faces Dominates New York Fashion
A new roster of 27 best dressed American women is issued by the Fashion Academy. Barbara Hutton remains on both lists, while Mrs. Harrison Williams misses this time. The poll of 100 designers names Rosalgnd Russell Rise Stevens Barbara Hutton Josette Raly Sonja Heinie and others across movie opera debutante sports business radio ballet and writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Harrison Williams
Fashion Academy
Rosalgnd Russell
Rise Stevens
Josette Raly
Sonja Heinie
Vivien Kellems
Alice Frost
Vera Zorina
Gertrude Lawrence
Adelaide Moffett
Henry A. Wallace
Clare Boothe
Lucy Monroe
Hair Health and Care for Nervous Women
The article discusses scalp health and hair care for tense women, noting hair is a epidermal extension, shedding and moulting, brushing helps remove dead shafts, scalp cleanliness and biweekly shampoos aid health, tonics warm the flesh and stimulate circulation, and clipping has no lasting effect on hair quantity while good brushing enhances shine and gloss.
Income Taxes Reach New March Peak In Early Filing
The treasury reports a record 1.14 billion dollars in income taxes collected in the first 20 days of March, vastly above the prior period and signaling a budget outlook surpassing earlier estimates. It notes 81.9 million dollars classified as excess profits and cites expectations for higher annual totals, with full-year receipts anticipated near three billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Fashion authorities rate women beyond fields of activity
A general fashion authority approach declined to grade women by specific activities, treating their roles holistically rather than by separate fields. The stance underscores a broad, noncategorical view of women’s contributions.
Georgia Bends Time Law to Eastern Standard for State
Georgia ends multiple time zones after Governor Eugene Talmadge signs a bill making Eastern Standard Time official statewide. Trains and interstate schedules await federal approval. cities like West Point Columbus and Chattanooga weigh legal and practical adjustments amid remaining Central Time trading areas. Local radio stations shift to Eastern Time as daylight saving begins.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Talmadge
Central
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. W. Bennett
West Point
Central Standard Times
Alabama
Columbus
New York
Telephone Company
Time Change Sparks Citywide Office Bank Adjustments
Eastern Standard Time began today as Western Union and local banks including the Atlanta Clearing House Association and the Atlanta Merchants Association adjusted schedules. Executives and clerks prepared for the new hour shifts across offices and storefronts citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Atlanta Retail Merchants Association
Thunderbolt Display Delayed After Wreck
The Chrysler Thunderbolt tour display at Alabama Motor Company is postponed to next week after a wreck near Cullman. The station wagon carrying sound equipment and a truck collided. one man was seriously hurt and replacement gear is being sent from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Motor Company
F. O. Smith
The
Motor Company
Cullman
Detroit
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Austelle
Malcolm Austelle
Berean
Hannah
Samuel
Elizabeth Houston
W. P
Dozier
W. M. Bailey
Vera Austie
Tminster
Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary
ST. John's
J. R. Hunter
Latardy
Julian Bibb
Chester Sartor
Peter Dennis Guild
First Methodist
Womans Division of Christian Service
Cc .W. Clowdus
E. L. Haley
Frank Stone
First Presbyterian Auxiliary
Nune First Presbyterial Womans Auxiliary
A. B. Markham
A. Z. Bailey
Earl Williams
H. N. Peurifoy
Central Methodist Circles
Central Methodist
A. L. Jolly
John Nelson
F. L. Carswell
Floyd Harris
Mrs. Maxwell
Tain Club
Lamar Maxwell
Country Club
Central Baptist W. M. S
Central Baptist
M. S
R. G. McClure
Kizzie Thompson
A. L. Frazier
G. M. Dillard
George Morris
Roy Freeman
J. F. Smither
J. P. Garnett
CLUB
Houser
le Club Entre Meres
A. J. Houser
Bee Line Highway
J. O. Colvard
Gadsden
Colvard
Frank Yaney
George Godwin
Rufus Shepherd
Chamber of Commerce
Alahome
Ben Fennell
Leighton
F. 8. Hunt, Sr
Newnan
Walter D. Sanders
R. T. Liston
Line Street
Malcolm Anastelle
Town Creek
Fred Davis
James H. Patten
Washington, D. C
Mis
L. H. Heard
Elberton
Florida
W. P. Baugh
Hunteville
T. B. Rogers, Jr
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Gordon Sherard
Eighth Avenue East
William Durst
Atlanta, Ga
Edward Brothers
Painesville
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eugene
Move’s
Strand Theatre
Hartselle, Ala
Fred Astaire
Eleanor Powell
Priscilla Lane
Rosemary Lane
Lola Lane
Gale Page
Madeleine Carroll
Fred Macmurray
Virginia
Technicolor
Roy Rogers
Ranger and
the Lady
Ife
Henry
Jackie Cooper
Boistrous
Dr. Satan
Cesar Romero
Jean Rogers
Chris
Martin Savior Watson
Stanley Fields
Capitol
Lam and
Abner
John King
Marjorie Reynolds
Jesse James
Frank James
Henry Fonda
Albert Raiford Thornhill
Flo Pickens
A. B. Pickens
Sherman Street
Thornhill
United States Army
Camp Polk
Leesville
Sullivan
Helen Follett
Budget Bureau
Thrift
Decaturs New Theatre
Uda
Gene Autry
Mmie Durante
Gabby” Hayes
Maclanes
Zane Grey
King of the Royal Mounted
Ture
G. P. Baniza
Mgr
Roxy Theatre
Dixie
Paramount
XA Lee
Technicowor
Stirling Hayden Welen Broderick
Marie Wilson
Carolyn Lee
Edward H. Griffith
Virginia van Upp
Joel McCrea
Ieee
UC Cee
Mickey Rooney
Iy ’ Eee. PLC
Lewis Stone
Fay Holden
Cecilia Parker
Mickey
Judy
Gay
Mickey Woo
Madeline Gross
Mich
Middlebrooks
Goidel’s
Miss Vondilee
Turner
Tennessee Valley Coffee Shop
Miss Turner
Tennessee Valley Hotel
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