Clubs host joint meeting at Riverside auditorium
The Saturday club and the Satur day Culture club held a joint meeting Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Riverside auditorium with outgoing and incoming presidents acting as hostesses Mrs T G Morrow presiding and Mrs W P Dozier hosting. Music and art talks by Mrs William Watson and several solo performances followed then tea in the second floor room with refreshments and decorations. About eighty guests attended.
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Saturday Club
Saturday Culture Club
Riverside Auditorium
T. G. Morrow
Layman's
W. P. Dozier
Morrow
L. P. Troup
William Watson
Mary Robertson
Terry
Roy Poteet
George Perrine
O'Hara
W. P. Baugh
Personal notes from Tuscaloosa visitors and illnesses
Mr and Mrs Walton Hill of Tuscaloosa were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W E Steed. Don Nevile has measles at home on East Vine Street. Miss Marcella Colliery plans to return from Denver. Several families spent the weekend in Birmingham. Miss Jane Bacon recovering from six weeks illness. Mrs Arthur Moye not improved after weeks ill. Multiple visits and travels to Birmingham Springfield Cincinnati Oklahoma City and Hartselle noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Walton Hill
Tuscaloosa
W. E. Steed
Don Nevile
East Vine Street
Marcella Colliery
Denver
Colo
Nettie Beach
Irving Beach
Florida
Buffalo, N. Y
Paul Dix
Arthur Moye
Mary Wallace Smiley
Mary Louie Hickey
Fay Bond
Oklahoma City
Okla
You Can Have a Lovely Skin You Can Have a Lovely Skin
An advert touts MELLO GLO face powder as a pure cosmetic with a new french process for shine free skin. It promises no irritation to delicate skin and a delightful fragrance, priced at 50 cents and one dollar tax free.
Burglars Enter Carnegie Library on Church Street
Burglars gained entry to Carnegie Library on Church Street over the weekend through a rear window and robbed a compartment of $10.27 in silver from the till. No books were stolen and the rear window was left open. The theft was discovered when the library opened this morning.
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Carnegie Library
Church Street
Boy Rangers Troop 1 Meeting Postponed to Friday
The scheduled meeting of Boy Rangers Troop 1 is postponed from tonight to Friday afternoon at 4 o clock at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Rev Hart is cited in the notice.
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Boy Rangers
Troop 1
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hart Tode
Auxiliary Drive Ends Wednesday
The American Legion Auxiliary campaign ends Wednesday night May 3 with only eight members to reach the 42 member quota. President Mrs. L. H. Kilgore and drive chair Mrs. R. C. Billings urge exceeding the quota in the final hours and emphasize timely dues payments.
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American Legion Auxiliary
L. H. Kilgore
R. C. Billings
Auxiliary
Qliota
No Rainfall Reported in Devatur Despite Cloud Coverage
Weather bulletin notes no rainfall in Devatur over the past 24 hours as clouds linger. Observers report muted precipitation potential though overcast skies persist throughout the day.
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Devatur
New Chemical Discovery Offers Malaria Treatment Breakthrough
A new chemical treatment using atabrine replaces quinine in malaria care, curing in five days on average versus 21 days with quinine. Reports from Southern states, Central America, and the Malay States note fewer side effects, less hospitalization, and reduced medical costs. The method, first tested on birds and then humans, shows rapid fever reduction and no relapses.
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New York
Central America
Malay States
Peru
Model at Home Pattern 2596 by Anne Adams
Collectible sewing pattern notice for pattern 2596 featuring a colorful silk print dress with jabot and flowing sleeves. Includes sizes 12 through 40, fabric yardage details, instructions, and pricing. Offers Anne Adams Fashion Book and catalog with Paris-inspired models. Mail orders to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department, 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West Seventeehth Street
New York City
Culture Club Holds Courtland Meeting in Courtland
April meeting of the Community Culture Club of Moulton gathered at Courtland hosted by Mrs. O. P. Eggleston. Members, with assistant hostess Mrs. J. R. Armstrong, heard talks on Women in Politics and Women Scientists and enjoyed a Cooking demonstration by Alabama Power. The next meeting will be May 26 at Mrs. Z. E. Hadley’s home on the Moulton Courtland road with Women in Social Service as the topic.
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Moulton
Ala
Community Culture Club of
O. P. Eggleston
Courtland
Byars
Moulton- Courtland Road
New Bisma Rex Antacid Brings Quick Relief
Advert asks stomach sufferers to try Bisma Rex a new three minute relief powder. It claims four actions neutralizes excess acid relieves gas soothes membranes and aids digestion. Available at Thompson's Rexcall Drug Store.
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Thompson
Rexcall Drug Store
Adv
Cap itol 10 Draw Truck Operators Hearings
Alabama public service commission will hold hearings in Montgomery on May 18 to consider petitions to open new freight lines or extend existing ones. R and Satterfield Tuscaloosa seeks Birmingham to Mississippi state line via Columbus. Holley New Orleans seeks Mobile to Mississippi line to New Orleans. InterCity Trucking Florence to Mississippi line to Memphis. Baggett Birmingham seeks Birmingham to Greensboro. Arlington Motor Freight Montgomery to Georgia line via Tuskegee Auburn Opelika.
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New Orleans
InterCity Trucking Co
Pegeion
Florence
Memphis
Tenn
Baggett Transportation Co
Birmingham
Selma
Greensboro
Arlington Motor Freight Lines
Montgomery
Tuskegee
Auburn
Opelika
Singers shine at Mrs Allison home gathering
A large crowd enjoyed singing at the home of Mrs. Allison who has been ill a long time. Sunday visits included Miss Sarah McKee of Guntersville and several relatives and friends of local families in Rock Creek and nearby communities.
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Long
T. Long
Tanner
Choates
Springfield
Tenn
Elbert Julian
H. J. McKee
Levy McKee
Lois Ryan
Center Grove
Elbert Weaver
J. N. Roper
Ack Bryant
Agnes
Sarah Brazelton
J. H. Hendon
Edna
Decatur
Allison
Sarah McKee
Guntersville
Chester Holland
Patery Rutledge
Cullman County
Hubert Johnson
Missus Theo Mason
Mary Goodwin
Ryan’s
Irmel Smith
Edward Smith
Lester Taylor
Frances
Bethel
Jim Woodall
Berd Woodall
Mamie
Anthony McKee
J. F. Tanner
Bright fresh after Black-Draught claim from Jackson reader
Mrs. L. E. Williams of Jackson Mississippi reports relief from constipation and bilious headaches after using Thedford s Black Draught. She says the medicine lifted her dull mood and made her feel bright and fresh, taken dry at night with a little water.
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L. E. Williams
Jackson
Miss
Thedford
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