Society Zetomen Club Enjoys Pleasant Meeting
The Zetomen Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A. R. Huie’s home with thirteen members present. Talks by Mrs. R. E. Wiggins and Miss Ellen Groendyke, plus a vocal solo by Mrs. Albert Alexander, highlighted the program. Ice course served by hostesses and four guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. Huie
J. H. Brannum
Zetomen Club
R. E. Wiggins
Ellen Gronendyke
Albert Alexander
Jackson
W. J. Brown
Elbert Weaver
C. E. Malone
C. 8. Perry
Central Dramatic Club
Central High School Dramatic Club
Virginia Hardin
Mildred Moebes
Virginia Prince Calvin
Mary Edith Doss
Howard Weaver
Earl Richardson
Mary Briscoe
Beat-rice Sivley
Blue Star Ointment Claims to Cure Itch Germs
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a remedy to rid itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema. It promises soothing relief and claims medicines melt by soak to kill germs.
Personal notices from local shoppers reflect illness and departures
Miss Constance Peerson remains bedbound at her parents home on East LaFayette street with a severe flu but shows improvement and may recover soon. Miss Ted Williams leaves for Atlanta to make her future home after eight months here as a popular Southern Bell employee. Miss Jane Bacon improves at home after a two week illness. James A. Nelson II is confined to his home with an illness this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Study Club
W. E. Hockensmith
East Moulton Street
A. W. Davis
Constance Peerson
Mrs
Rufus Peerson
East LaFayette Street
Ted Williams
Atlanta
Miss Williams
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Jane Bacon
James A. Nelson, II
Diversify Crops Meeting Set in Priceville Friday Night
Arranged by the Decatur Chamber of Commerce the Priceville community will meet Friday at the school building at 7 30 pm to discuss crop diversification. Attending from Decatur and the county will be County Agent Gibbons F O Keller Roland Gray and other Chamber of Commerce members with about fifty planters expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Priceville
Here
Hamilton
B. P. Collier
Decatur
Gibbons
F. O. Keller
Roland Gray
The
Chamber of Commerce
Death of Mrs. T. L. Kelley Prompts Regional Notices
Montgomery March 28. The senate committee on constitutional revision and amend has returned home after the death of their mother Mrs. T. L. Kelley of Fayetteville Tenn. Several relatives and visitors from Georgia and Alabama were noted here including Mrs. A. L. Carlin Mrs. A. B. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kelley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, Ala
Senate Committee On
A. L. Carlin
Gainesboro
A. B. Davidson
Donaldson, Ga
H. H. Kelley
Athens, Ga
A. N. Morrison
Arnoldsville
P. T. McKnight
Fayetteville, Tenn
T. L. Kelley
Prospect Drive
Edwin Murphy
Birmingham
Lewis Dinsmore
Montgomery
W. L. Dinsmore
Mrs
David. Drake
E. A. Paul
Fifth Avenue
West
Sidelights On Trial At Courthouse Yard Visitants Disappointed
Reporters are on extra duty providing drinks at press tables while Attorney General Thomas E. Knight and defense chief Samuel Liebowitz lead the courtroom duel. Militia detachment guards Aycock building across from the courthouse as transfers occur. Visitors linger outside as spring sun shines over the courthouse yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Thomas E. Knight
Samuel Liebowitz
Aycock
Joe Burleson
Hartselle
Com
Make This Model at Home Pattern Ad
A vintage sewing pattern notice describes pattern 2578 with a yoke, tie ends and puffs for a chic bodice and plain skirt. Sizes 14 16 18 20 32 36 38 40 require specific fabric amounts. pattern costs 15 cents. order includes Anne Adams Fashion Book catalogues and mailed to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Senate to Review Tax and War Tax Warrant Amendments
Today's reports note Goodwyn in come tax and Goode 15 million warrant amendments with a second reading planned when the senate convenes tomorrow and final passage set for Friday. The judiciary committee killed the Craft bill regulating cotton warehouses under the Alabama Public Utility Commission. The house appropriations committee began a review of the Lapsley-Lusk salary reduction bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Alabama Public Utility Commission
House Appropriations Committee
Pioneer Engine Restored At World’s Fairgrounds
The Pioneer, an early locomotive famed for 25 mph runs between Chicago and Maywood in 1848, was placed on display at the World’s Fairgrounds, marking a historic reassembly of a westward transport milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pioneer
Maywood
Hollywood Fashionable collars frame spring dresses
Hollywood rows of rich collars set spring fashion as Toby Wing Elissa Landi Claudette Colbert showcase shawl and organdy collars. In Tennessee, theaters announce wage dispute with union workers and plan to close if 25 percent salary cuts are not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Claudette ‘Colbert
Tenn
Minutes of Sing at Somerville Church of God 1933
The east Morgan county singing convention met at Somerville Alabama March 26 1933 at the Church of God. President Guy Walker led songs and prayer. The day included a noon session, director lists, songs, organists, and adjournment to Natural Bridge for the September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Morgan County
Somerville
Ala
Church of God
Guy Walker
Gravel Ridge
Natural Bridge
Millard Compton
T. E. Woodard
Howard Johmsong
E. N. Hawkins
W. D. Hardin
G. M. Turney
E. D. Johnston
H. ‘Cocoate
M. H. Woodard
Paul Smallwood
W. O. McCutchen
Geo. Curbow
Truman Ryan
W. G. Johnson
Milford Roan
H. R. Windsor
M. M. Johnson
Earl Whaley
Aubrey Bennett
Lillie Mae Blevins
Durward Maxwell
Maggie Grubbs
Prof. Woodard
Mrs. Whitten
Chaplin
Births in Fairview Families Herald New Daughter
Born to Mr and Mrs W W Hughes of Fairview a son on March. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Brad shaw on March 26 a 74 pound daughter named Margaret Carolyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hughes
Fairview
Carl Bradshaw
Margaret Carolyn
Fish Recipes for Haddock and Other Fishes
A home guidance piece presenting three two serving fish dishes. Includes chowder with haddock potatoes milk and pork fat notes, a baked fish with butter crumb topping and tomato sauce sides, and a corn meal fried fish served with creamed potatoes and cabbage salad.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Lunch Dinner
The menu lists breakfast with baked bananas wheat cereal cream bacon rye muffins milk and coffee. Luncheon offers fish chowder spinach and egg salad Washington cream pie grape juice. Dinner features veal patties buttered rice creamed carrots mixed vegetables peach pandowdy milk and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawmakers swap jokes on past ward story in Alabama senate
Minute interviews from Montgomery recount jokes about Representative John O Neal and an old still tale from Paint Rock. Senator Julian Hall notes prohibition stance with humor as editor of The Dothan Eagle shifts to the Alabama Senate. Senator John Darden touts tin ore hopes after moving to Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
John O'Neal
Paint Rock
Jackson County
John Snodgrass
Jackson
Snodgrass
O'Neal
Times
O’neal
Eagle
Alabama Senate
Senator Hall
Dothan
Ofice
Hubert Farmer
Twentieth Judicial Circuit
John Darden
Goodwater
Coosa County
Senate
Darden
Speake Expected Back From St Louis Mission of Business
H R Speake is due back this afternoon or tonight from St Louis Missouri where he had been on a business mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Carey
H. R. Speake
St. Louis
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Bridge Club
A. Steinhart
W. B. Markstein
Ferry Street
E. N. Penick
H. H. May
FE. R. Wolfe
Conan
Tommy
Gilbert Sewell
Albert Blackwell
Mary Elizabeth Fowler
MR. and
Mrs. Wyker
John D. Wyker
Mr. Wyker
Bradford-Thornhill
Aubrey Lane
Athens
Viola Thornhill
Raymond Bradford
Huntsville
Bradford
Book Club
Rook Club
Princess
Nils Asther
Walter Connolly
Colortone Musical
Mitz Green
May Robson
SILK
Penney’s
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Nashville
North
J. K. Murphy
Mary Wallace Smiley
Louise Hickey
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fay Bond
University of Oklahoma
Wallace Gammon
Roy Poteet
Poteet
John W. Perkins
Myrtle Collins
Will Dinsmore
Hartford, Conn
Howard Matheny
Atlanta, Ga
C. W. Matheny
Bine
Decatur Daily
Tech
Cable King
Gardener’s
Clarence H. Mackay
Inset
Harbor Hill
Roslyn
Long Island
Toby Wing
Elissa Landi
Beverly Wiltshire Hotel
East Morgan
New Gospel Voices
Bro
D. P. Sharp
John Grizzard
D. P. Hendrix
Mark Grubbs
Felton Dobbs
Cdlia “Grantland
Dewey ‘Turney
Houston Sulivan
S. H. Maxwell
Virgil Mason
W. A. Johnson
F. E. Turney
Texas
Susan Sheppard
Senator Sheppard
Duke University
Durham, N. C
Queen of Beauties
Goidel
Sister Mary's
Sister Mary Nea
Scottsboro
Ness
Wit
Julian Hall
Ann
Selby Stylez
Kayser
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Second Avenue
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