Local P T A and church groups feature meetings and plans
Society notes from Lafayette Street Grammar School and Central Baptist W M S detail a March library meeting with Dr Howell sermons and a talk on Boys and Girls Together, election of next year’s officers, May Day fete plans, and a trip for a P T A convention delegate. Also covered are district W M A luncheon, Episcopal parish Thank Offering, and multiple social events for Miss Jones, Fleming host series, Zetomen Club meeting with spring decor and program, plus morning party plans for a May 22 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Street Grammar School
T. A
W. M. Rice
Ben Bloodworth
R. M. Howell
First Methodist Church
Parent-Teachers Magazine
Mary Banks Terrell
Hf. Winston
Montgomery
C. M. Murdock
S. J. Hocking
C. H. Winston
C. H. Tinderlake
W. J. Coleman
Miss Roberts
Central Baptist W. M
Central Baptist W. M. S
Annie Laurie Sivley
Evelyn Sivley
John Green
Jesse M. Rogers
First Baptist Church
China
Taboo no more claims of CARDUI for relief of pain
An old Taboo phrase is cited while describing CARDUI as a tonic that stimulates gastric juice flow and aids digestion. It is claimed to help relieve functional periodic pain when stored and taken as directed, supported by a 62 year record.
Park Hotel Fashion Show Clues Tie Dancer to Syria Verne
In a tense park setting detectives Grange and Argus grill Dancer about a murder linked to Syria Verne and a Whitsun Club tie. Argus tailors an undercover path to Miss Curtis at a Park Hotel fashion show, where Cynthia Lane's blackmail hints surface amid model dressing-room chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria Verne
Grange
Dancer
Argus
Whitsun Club
Martinelli
Steele
Mabel
Lucky
Lucky Gambrini
Ellen Curtis
Syria
Park Hotel
James
Eenie
Meenie
Meinie
Moe
Miss Curtis
Ellen
Dorry
Carstairs
Inspector Grange
Pierre Sturgis
Ken
Cynthia Lane
Cynthia
Sturgis’ Studio
Miss Lane
Honey Green
New Jersey
Jersey
Honey
Roger Flagg
Johnnie Powers
Harry Conover
Babs Lee
King Features Syndicate
Ezra The Scribe Lesson Opens Methodist Circle
Verses of the club theme song were sung as Mrs. Mason Crow presented and taught the Ezra The Scribe lesson. A social ice course followed. Circles One through Four of First Methodist W S C S held Monday meetings with prayers, Bible lessons, and business sessions led by various members. Roland Berry is confined to bed with illness at 208 Ninth Avenue West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Julian Harris
Peck
A. C. Simmons
J. E. Stone
G. R. Mason
J. B. Fleming
Circle Two
D. D. McGehee
Comer Ezell
D. S. Echols
McGehee
Circle Three
J. Y. Robb
Rufus Peerson
Norman Harris
William Crutcher
Circle Four
Mattie Jones
S. A. Lynne
S. H. Malone
Roland Berry
Ninth Avenue West
Dorothy Dix Urges End to Office Party Orgies
A reader claims office parties have grown into costly late night orgies forcing families to cut Christmas plans. He cites six December events at expensive venues with heavy drinking and necking, arguing wives should be invited and the war effort not harmed. The prompt asks officials to end such office parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Personal notes on Oklahoma City visitors and Birmingham events
Mrs. Otto Owen of Oklahoma City visits relatives and to be with Mrs. Wiley Owen recovering in Nashville. Mrs. T. L. Baker Jr and others attend the Russian Ballet in Birmingham. Vera Austelle and others travel to Birmingham for a Volunteer workers conference. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jordan attend A. E. A. Sessions in Birmingham as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Owen
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wiley Owen
Nashville, Tenn
Friends
Vanderbilt Hospital
T. L. Baker, Jr
Dalton Fowler
Emil Kotcher
Lou Giles
Birmingham
Vera Austelle
W. B Neher
D. D. McGehee
Iris Finley
W. T. Jordan
J. M Ward
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on a Complicated Love Triangle
A nearly 19 year old woman writes that she loves a married man with a wife and three children. She lives with them, is treated as family, and is torn between leaving to protect the wife and staying as the husband pleads. She seeks guidance on the affair and future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Warned Worrying Affair Endangers the Servant
A worried girl is urged to leave the man who carries on an affair behind his ailing wife. The advice emphasizes his low character and the risk of disgrace, urging rupture and escape to find a respectable home and a future with a decent suitor. It counsels fleeing immediately and reconsidering love for him.
You, You Will Hate Him.
A Bell Syndicate release hints at a provocative public figure or controversial stance, signaling a sharp, opinionated take likely about a political or social adversary. The fragment suggests a bold editorial or opinion framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bell Syndicate
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Lafayette Street
United
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
T. G. Morrow
Mary Robertson
Jones
H. R. Sherrow
F D. Bailey, Jr
Mary Penick Jones
Fleming
Henry Fleming
Grant Stream
Zetomen Club
Elmer Bussey
Herman Weston
W. H. Day
Moye’s
Goidel’s Drug Store
A. B.C
Chapter
Miss DIX
Methodist
BELK
Percale
Serge
Rayon
Worothy
Helen
Lydia Pinkham
Pinham
Evelyn's Beauty Shop
Speske
Carmen
Chaunkal Permanent Way
Beau
Guidel’s Drug Store
Ast
Cloct
America
A&p
A&e
Pacific Tea
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