Students Explore Arts Health and Maps at Decatur Grammar School
A May Day visit to the Decatur Grammar School featured exhibits in art writing and geography with displays including a health farm sand table and continent maps. The event showcased paintings music and student projects while inviting next year’s guests to return for another May Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt Grammar School
Decatur
Eurocountry
Betty McGehee
J. G. McGehee
Mary Turley
Make This Model At Home Sleeveless Frock for All Seasons
Delightful sleeveless frock design described for year round wear. Bodice moulded to figure with belt, slender flared skirt. Pattern 1860 uses two fabrics with jacket option. Sizes 14 to 38. yardage and simple step by step instructions included. Send 15¢ per pattern to Decatra Daily Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatra Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York City
Sewing Party for Mesdames Ford and Mayes
A detailed statistical report notes seventy five community visits, one hundred twenty seven Sunday school attendees, and perfect attendances at two clubs. The month saw twenty volunteers and a benediction closing the meeting. A social favor followed at the home of Mrs. H. S. Roberts on Sherman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Community Welfare Board
James L. Kendall
Oak Street
Govan Woodruff
Harry Wyatt
Federated Missionary Societies
Boys’ Club
Mothers’ Club
Girls’ Reserve
H. 8. Roberts
Sherman Street
Progressive Culture Club Meeting at Woodvine host
The Progressive Culture Club will meet next Tuesday at Woodvine with Mrs. M. S. Broadus as luncheon hostess at one o'clock. The Thursday Bridge club was entertained by Mrs. O. P. Stinson who invited four friends. Mrs. BE. R. Wolfe won the first prize and Mrs. J. R. Doss the second souvenir. A guest memento went to Mrs. Powell. A salad course was served. Saturday Club meeting for May 3rd has been postponed due to a hostess family death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Culture Club
Woodvine
M. S. Broadus
O. P. Stinson
J. W. Boggess
Bob Powell
Raymond Hodges
Roy South
BE. R. Wolfe
J. R. Doss
Powell
Decatur Cooking School Draws Mrs Lide And Kat rina Van Televox
Mrs Frank P Lide presided at the third Decatur Daily Cooking School session at Riverside High School auditorium and praised The Daily for its role. Miss Gladys Baker led sessions while Katrina Van Televox, Westinghouse’s mechanical servant costing 22000, appeared at the event costing 109 per day to operate. The final session is set for 7:30 pm tonight with housewives from across the Decatur area expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Lide
Mother's Club of
Decatur
Decatur Daily
Riverside High School
Gladys Baker
Westinghouse Electric Company
Katrina
Miss Beth Tyler Performs Recital at Athens College
Miss Beth Tyler, music student at Athens college and daughter of Rev and Mrs R T Tyler of Decatur, appears in a piano recital at the college today. She continues a series of organ and piano recitals, with dates listed for May 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tyler
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Miss Elizabeth Malone will visit her parents Mr and Mrs S H Malone this weekend. Mrs Jackson from Leesdale Ala, spent Thursday with Mrs Pete Weaver. Mr and Mrs F H Pointer Mrs Clyde Hendrix and J C Hughes were in Birmingham on Wednesday. Mrs F A Bloodworth Sr improving after three weeks illness. Edwin LeMay returned to Town Creek from a relatives visit. Mr and Mrs J Breshear live on Sherman Street. Miss Mildred Woods of Memphis Tenn visits her mother Mrs Emmett Woods. Mr and Mrs Travis Wood of Birmingham are weekend guests. Mr and Mrs Neal Lee and children in Eutaw Ala for weekend relatives. Mrs Bill Sims ill at home. Mr and Mrs John Cooper of Birmingham visit his sister E R Wolfe and Mrs Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Wood
Birmingham
Neal Lee
Eutaw
Ala
Religious Clinic Planned At First Baptist Church
Rev. J. EB. Berkstresser will lead a “Religious and Social Clinic” at 7:30 p m Sunday at the First Baptist Church. Aimed to discuss major contemporary questions with laymen contributing the laity viewpoint. Topics include religion in business and the Bible’s stance on capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Berkstresser
First Baptist Church
Pew
Local Social Notes: Guests and Visits Across States
Robert Doss of Memphis spent the night with his parents Mr and Mrs J R Doss. Sammy Nelson returned home to Danville after a three week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs S O Nelson. Mrs C D Carter of Russellville was guest of Miss Unity Dancy to see Rio Rita at Princess Theater. Quimby Sewell shows improvement after a flu attack at home. Mrs Fred Sheats and her daughter of Birmingham will be weekend guests of relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Doss
Memphis, Tenn
Mrs
J. R. Doss
C. D. Carter
Russellville, Ala
Fred Sheats
Little Daughter
Birmingham
City
E L Hill Called Home After Illness at Home
E L Hill eighty one died at his residence Thursday at 2 50 p m He survived by five sons J H T A A B and E L Hill Jr one daughter Miss Willie Mae Hill twenty two grandchildren five great grandchildren and one brother Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 30 at Hill cemetery with the priest in charge Interment followed at the same place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hil
Aursday
Su Y Fiev
J. H
E. L. Hill, Jr
Willie Mae Hill
the Hill Cemetery
Church and State Duties Promoted in Public Gatherings
Speakers urged exposing evils that threaten societal foundations and defined the state's duty to the church. The public could attend and present questions, with additional topics to be discussed later.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Tryling
Woman's Missionary Society
Willoughby Presbyterian Church
Hollis Andrews
Beryl Call
Ameda Call
Frank W. J. Moore
W. L. Jacobs
Myrtle Evans
Mabel Knox
J. H. Thornhill
Paul
W. H. Ritter
Central Baptist Church
H. S. Roberts
Princess
Florent Cluegfelds
Bebe Daniels
John Boles
Greg
Alabama
Benson
Gase
van Dines
William Powell
Philo Vance
Wohl’s
Mary Newton
Jack Pompey
Wohl’s Department
Bank St
Anne Adams
Mell
Mesdames Ford and
Mayes
Joseph Pettey
Morris Ford Ford
L. C. Mayes
Mesdames Pettey
Ford
Pettey
W. Bailey
J. L. Gunter
S. M. Thompson
J. G. Woodruff
Roy Hendrix
T. Rollo
Nallie Bobbitt
Melvin Hutson
William Steed
Thomas Hodson
W. M. Dinsmore
John Garrison
Walter Durham
L. P. Troup
Earle Calvin
Claudia Moss
C.©. LeMay
Town Creek
J. H. Berryhill
Eighth Avenue
Miss Baker
A. H. Garnett
Moulton St
Mrs. Lide
Elizabeth Malone
The
Peabody College
Nashville
S. H. Malone
Jackson
Leesdale, Ala
Pete Weaver
F. H. Pointer
Clyde Hendrix
J. C. Hughes
F. A. Bloodworth, Sr
Edwin LeMay
Mrs. J
Breshear
Mildred Woods
Emmett Woods
Bill Sims
Mrs. John Cooper
E. R. Wolfe
Mrs. Wolfe
Moebes Smart Shop
Staley
Decatur Daily Cooking School
Syrue
First Baptist
Sammy Nelson
Danville, Ill
S. O. Nelson
Quimby Sewell
Wyker’s
E. L. Hill
Homey
Dixie Market
Black Hawk
DIXIE
K. C
Chuck
K. C. Loin
T-Bone
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