Birthday Party Honors Delphus Spivey At Family Home
Society notes report Delphus Spivey celebrated his sixth birthday with games and cake at his parents home. Guests included Beverly Hodges, Frances Hodges, Eugenia Hodges, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphus Spivey
Beverly Hodges
Frances
Eugenia Hodges
Leslie Doss, Jr
Clara Pique
Geraldine
Evelyn Pique
Gene
Ellen Polytinsky
Buddy Bailey
Betty Jean Gasaway
Kenneth Spivey
How Modern Women Lose Fat Safely
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss method. It promises measurable fat loss in four weeks by taking half a teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast, with dietary tweaks and a money back guarantee if not improved. Thompson's Drug Store is named as a point of purchase.
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Thompson’s
Adv
Miss Margaret Wilson in Rus sellville visit
Local social notes report Miss Margaret Wilson of Russellville visiting Mrs Skeggs Crawford. Mr and Mrs Harry Coonley of St Louis spent several days here with Shell Oil Co contact. Mrs E Loyd home ill with severe cold. Mrs Hugh Curry to Louisville for visit then return with Mr Curry. Mrs H E McKelvey held sewing class in Falkville. Mr Brock Singer Sewing Machine Co Birmingham visits for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Russellville
Mrs. Skeggs Crawford
Harry Coonley
St. Louis
Mr. Coonley
Shell Oil Co
Hugh Curry
Louisville
Mr. Curry
Brock
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Birmingham
Delay Alleged In Harriman Case And Tax Evasion Charge
New York March 24 AP Charles Mitchell former chairman of the National City Bank was indicted for willful income tax evasion in 1929 with reported income over 2.8 million while showing a loss of 48 thousand. A three months delay in Harriman prosecution was scrutinized by Senate committee counsel Ferdinand Pecora. Attorney General Cummings said the Harriman case was held up at the direction of former Hoover era attorney general William D Mitchell. He noted circumstances of the time and quoted a Biblical verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Mitchell
Joseph W. Harriman
Nounced
Senate
Cummings
Washington
Harriman
William D. Mitchel
Hoover
Rehearsal Called By Southside Baptist Church
The missionary society of Southside Baptist Church schedules a Saturday rehearsal at 2 o'clock for the cast of the pageant to be staged Sunday evening. All characters are urged to attend. Mrs. George Bledsoe and Mrs. Herschel Thompson of Cullman visited their sister Mrs. F D Peebles. Rev and Mrs G F Ponder left for Scottsboro after visiting their mother Mrs W F Clarkson. Rev James Allen Smith is now able to be out after a severe illness. Mr and Mrs Bob Lowe, formerly of Huntsville, reside near Madison. Mrs N H Self remains critically ill in Eva with family at her bedside.
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FD. Peebles
Jackson Street
R. T. Sheppard
Herschel
aEaeaeaes
George Bledsoe
Herschel Thompson
Cullman
Withers Peebles
Mooresville
Margaret Wilson
Russellville
the Missionary Society of the Southside Baptist Church
F. D. Peebles
James Allen Smith
Bob Lowe
Huntsville
Madison
F.M. Hamilton
Bobbie Self
Robert Farrish
Eva, Ala
New Effort for Sales Tax Moves in Alabama
Montgomery March 24 Representative Goodwyn of Montgomery county said he would seek to remove the Harrison sales tax bill from the adverse calendar. If successful it could face a first test vote on Tuesday and, if approved, final passage on Thursday. The Senate passed the Draft bill allowing city tax payments in three installments. Carmichael bills from the Senate received first readings and were sent to the municipal organizations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Goodwyn
Montgomery County
Senate
Committee of Municipal Organizations
Cooper Green
Tarrant
Jefferson County
B. M. Miller
Green
Guv. Miller
Raymond Stevens Shot to Death in Highland Park
Raymond W. Stevens former Illinois Life Insurance Company president now in receivership was found dead in his Highland Park home. Police say indications point to suicide with a revolver found near the body. He 59, faced embezzlement charges tied to the firm’s collapse and was associated with his father in La Salle and Stevens Hotels also in receivership.
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Chicago
Raymond W. Stevens
Illinois Life Insurance Company
Highland Park
Stevens
James W
Ernest J
la Salle
Cotton Up Five Points in Market Quotation
Cotton rose five points from Thursday with middling at Decatur markets quoted at 6.05 this afternoon.
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Decatur
Model patterns promise two way neckline fashion
The article promotes Anne Adams patterns with a two way neckline and yoke sleeves cut in one piece. It details pattern 2577 for sizes 12 14 1 18 and 20, fabric yardage, and includes illustrated sewing instructions. It also advertises a 32 page catalog of Fall and Winter models available for 15 cents, with catalog and pattern together 25 cents, sent to The Desktur Daily Pattern Department, 243 West Fourth Street, New York City.
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Anne Adams
W. Lrth Street
New York City
Roar of Dragon With Dix as Star at Princess
Richard Dix stars in Roar of the Dragon on the Princess showing Saturday. He plays a cynical river service poet who finds love with a mysterious Russian woman amid Manchuria's bandit turmoil and village upheaval.
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Dix
Richard Dix
Cimarron
Secret Service
Manchuria
Orient
Gwili Andre
Hollywood
Miss Andre
Edward Everett Horton
ZaSu Pitts
Arline Judge
Dudley Digges
Wesley Ruggles
Almon Assures Shoals Passage
Washington dispatch quotes Senator Almon stating President Roosevelt will send the Muscle Shoals message to congress as soon as emergency legislation is enacted. He says there is no need for fear and that Congress will promptly pass the message.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Illness Updates From Mt Hope and Russellville Families
Mt Hope resident Bill Lackey remains bed bound with flu though showing gradual improvement. Drew Lackey Jr. and family report recovery from a severe cold. Mrs J Bentely suffers a severe cold. Freda Jane Smith recovers from a light flu at her grandparents home. John Jackson and family recuperate after a severe flu attack. Malcolm Counts has tonsillitis. Katherine Jackson visits Russellville with aunt Mrs Hattie Stockton, who is critically ill. Mr and Mrs Lowell Whitworth of Russellville spent the weekend with relatives.
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Bill Lackey
Drew, Jr
Drew Lackey
J. &. Bentley
Freda Jane
Preston Smith
Howard Smith
John Jackson
Malcolm Counts
Therine Jackson
Russellville
Hattie- Stockton
Lowell Whitworth
Alabama lawmakers clash over bank tax and jokes in session
Senators debate the Stokes bill to revise the 1932 bank income tax as Teasley notes its poor yield of 7 000 for the treasury. The scene includes sharp exchanges on the tax rate, jokes from Chief Justice Anderson, and playful barbs about lawmakers and widows during Culver deficiency bills.
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Supreme Court
House
Lou Sanderson
Montgomery
Alabama
Culver
Sanderson
Ill at home Mrs. Patterson continues to suffer
Friends of Mrs. Ralph Patterson announce she remains ill at the home of her sister Mrs. Howard Lively at 212 Eighth Avenue West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Patterson
Howard Lively
Eighth Avenue, West
Mrs Hatchett Sails to Little Rock for Visit
Mrs W L Hatchett departs this afternoon for Little Rock Arkansas for a several weeks visit with relatives.
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Little Rock
W. L. Hatchett
Ark
Thedford’s Black-Draught Praised For Constipation Relief
Mrs. Carrie Brown of Meridian Mississippi describes spells of swimming in the head and dizziness from constipation. She credits Thedford’s Black-Draught with relief after taking half a teaspoon in water and says she has trusted it for twelve years to keep her family healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Brown
Meridian
Miss
Thedford
Positive Relief for itchy skin advertised ointment
Cooling blue ointment promises fast relief from itch, tetter, rash, eczema, foot itch, and ringworm with sea tested medicines. Money back if it fails.
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Dolphus Spivey
MRS
Rover
Ruth Nelson
Ruth Morrison
Clarence Royer
Maurie Cagle
Moulton Heights
Roger
E. Lee Sneed
Theo Putnam
J. L. Davis
Miss Nelson
Marie Tanner
Edith Watson
Ethel Ross
Gertie Wilson
Lorene Sutton
Corinne
Annie Lee Caglead
Merrill Wear
Ben Smith
Travis Tanner
Joe Sutton
Douglas Teague
Wallace Alexander
Garner Pride
E. 8. Loyd
H. E. McKelvey
Falkville, Ala
Hudnut
Goidel
Michigan
van Camp
Florida
Cou
Chappell’s
Committee of
Ferdinand Pecora
G. F. Ponder
Thei
Scottsboro
W. F. Clarkson
Gev
E. N. Hart
Hartselle
International Boy Scouts Convention
Bonahzva
WBRC
Wohl’s
Patent Sandal —Sport
Oxford
Milgrim
Ihs
Salon
Raymond Stevens
Almon
MT. Hope
Charles B. Teasley
Senate Finance and Taxation Committee
Powell
Macon
Teasley
Montgomer
Princess
Itt Fairdane
Rae Id Capi
Wark
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Frank McHugh
Ros
cLaiRe
Mancha
Via
Today
Roar One Bragon
Slinikuie
Tip Irin
Wayne Nrl Roper
Beauty
Alabama Utilities Service Company
R. C. Gilmore
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