What Kind of Work May I Expect the Holy Spirit to Help Me In
A church program outlines songs and sermons on the Holy Spirit with readings by Harold Carter and Jim Owen, plus talks by Mies Gibson and Dr. Mays. Miss A Martin sings, and attendees include Mrs. Crawford and club members. A bride elect Miss Crawford is feted by the Saturday Pridge club with bridge prizes and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laader
Stockton
Holy
Harold Carter
Jim Owen
Mies
Gibson
R. Y. Mracken
Dr. Mays
Christ
A. Martin
Paul Pernellé
Pridgé Club
Miss Crawford
Pernelie
John W. Jones
Misé Crawford
Mesdames
Baxter Crawford
Ben Crane
Paul Crawford
A. ©. Callicott
Thomas Petty
Frank Lide
Herbert Odom
Stanley Green
J. Mercer
Memphis
Birmingham Socialites Attend Movie Party Hosted by Penneys
Miss Carty Penney of Birmingham was hosted last night by Mrs. Lamar Penney for a movie party. After the Deliic theatre the group, including Miss Rhea Lide, Asbury Malone, Miss Nettie Reid Wyatt, Zeno Bailey, Miss Margaret Penick, Jack Hughes, Miss Caryl Penney, Robt Jervis, Miss Bruoxie Gibson, Marvin Rankin, and Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Penney, gathered at the Penney home for music, dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carty Penney
Birmingham
Lamar Penney
Rhea Lide
Asbury Malone
Nettie Reid Wyatt
Zeno Bailey
Margaret Penick
Missionary society meeting and local wedding news
Mrs. D. W. Speake Jr hosted the Central MFE church Woman's Missionary Society gathering with Bible study and a car outing led by Mrs. T G Hughes aided by several members. James Adcock and Miss Beaula Phillips wed at the Phillips home with Rev G T Harris officiating. Adcock works for Li N railroad. The couple will reside in New Decatur. Also noted is the Music Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs Atlee Hoff with Mrs Belle Henkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Teachers’ Union
D. W. Speake, Jr
Woman’s Missionary Society
Central M. FE
T.G. Hughes
Mesdames
A. G. Patterson
W. H. Winton
F. J. Tr
James Adcock
Decatur
Beaula Phillips
Sheffield
P. F. Phillips
G. T. Harris
Adcock
Li & N. Railroad
Indy
New Decatur
Tri-Cities
Atlee Hoff
Belle Henkle
Bo’clotk
Saturday Bridge Club Hostess and Visitor Notes
Miss Helen Wallace hosted the Saturday Bridge club. Miss Helen Bynum will visit from Courtland to stay with her sister Mrs. B. P. Wallace. Mrs. B. P. Wallace has returned from Courtland where her father shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wallace
Helen Bynum
Courtland
B. P. Wallace
New Text Books for Sunday School Class Study
Mrs. E. C. Payne opens her Sunday school class to new members. The institution will use Training for Service as a text book alongside the Old Testament and its contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Payne
Auction Club Hosted by Mrs Miller with Prize Winners
The Auction Book club was entertained last evening by Mrs A J Miller at five tables. The club prize went to Mr R H Walcott and the nest prize to Mrs Henry R Davis. Refreshments followed. Other players included Mr and Mrs H H Hitt Mr and Mrs Hartshorne Miss Lee Mrs Henry R Davis Miss Marjorie Miller Miss Mary Williams and H D Harkreader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auction Book Club
A. J. Miller
R. H. Walcott
Nest
Henry R. Davis
H. H. Hitt
Hartshorne
Lee
Marjorie Miller
Mary Williams
H. D. Harkreader
Family Avoids Serious Sickness
A fragmented note reports a family avoiding serious illness through care and rest. It mentions remedies and seeking calm, stating headaches and fatigue were spared by prudent steps and limited medicine use.
Claude Aycock Returns to NaghtiNé for College Studies
Claude Aycock returned today to NaghtiNé where he is a student at Draughons business college. T. H. Neely of New Market Alabama visits his daughters Mrs. G. B. Newsom and Mrs. L. D. Hollings worth as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Aycock
NaghtiNé
Draughon’s Business College
T. H. Neely
New Market, Ala
G. B. Newsom
L.D. Hollingsworth
Judge Skeggs Speaks Five Times Before Tuesday Election
Probate judge candidate William E. Skeggs schedules five campaign talks at L. & N. shop gates New Decatur Joiner's store Ward 3 East New Decatur Bank street Second avenue Austinville open to the public. He seeks re election and outlines campaign issues in each appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeggs
William E. Skeggs
New Decatur
Joiner’s
Ward 3
East New Decatur
William EB. Skeggs
Ala
Wedding Invitations in Many De Signs
A note on wedding invitations featuring distinct design styles and Decatars style impressions. The fragment hints at decor and typography choices for wedding stationery.
The Detaturs Patty Style and Quantity Sign
An OCR fragment mentions style and quantity terms tied to The Detaturs Patty. The readable bits hint at labeling or product details but lack full context or action. Further lines would clarify the item, maker, and exact measures or description.
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Silver Moon
Oliver-Finnie
Walter
Qatar
Brock & Spight Co
Decatur, Ala
Clara
Mary
Lucas
Sivley
Sandlin
New Deeatag
Central
Baptist Church Today
Paul Pernelle
A Dar. Muntlego , Ie
D. A. Anvaie W. . Mall
New Decatur High School
Auction Bridge Club
Mre
Jonni Knight
First Methodiat Church
William Cowden
J. O. Camp
Olive Dosh
Conservatory of Music
Columbia
Tetia
Dosh
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Association
The
Mise Belding
Ory Matthews
Haleyville
West Side
Pleasannt Hill
Isaac Hill and Son
Washington
Truss
J. T. and
T. M. Johes
Annie Anglin
Huntsville
Caryl Penney
Adcock-Phillips
S.h
State of Ohio
Trey
Frolaset Corset
Crawford
Evaline Beldin
Decaturs
John D. Wyker
Tri- Cities
B. W. Watson
John
W. A. Curry
Mary Shook
Winchester, Tenn
S. D. Brock
Thedford
Bank Street
Second Avenue
Austinville
Delite Theatre
Dupe
Herbert Rawlinson
Agnes Vernon
Chinatown
Billie Rhodes
Jay Callagher
Madam Cubist
Mary Fuller
Rosemary Theby
Harry Meyers
REX
Southern Hide & Tallow Co
W. L. Hacker
Morgan Co
Nat'l Bank
Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chicago
S. M. Thessia
Grant St
Maple St
Pourth Ave
Jackson Street
Jackson Bt
Cain & Wolcott
Nail Bush
Johnston Street
T. C. Howell
A Wenee & Co
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