Saturday Club Elects Officers At Meet On Line Street
Mrs Emmette Lancers notes the Saturday Club meeting with Mrs Ramage on Line Street for a four o clock session. Miss Martha Harris chairs the election of officers. new posts go to Mrs Fred Hunt president Miss Lillian Odom vice president Miss Gladys Godbey secretary Miss Elizabeth Jones corresponding secretary Miss Olive Knight treasurer. Other items mention auctions bridge club meetings and several members traveling and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hunt
Lillian Odom
Gladys Godbey
Elizabeth Jones
Olive Knight
Ramage
Harris
Auctions Bridge Club
Mary Williams
William Wyker
Mathews
Leavue Town
Personal notes from a Sunday of visitors and gatherings
Local column lists residents visiting or visiting from nearby towns including A Rickles in Co W Stinson in Birmingham J T Jones Center Star Ted Sheppard Columbia Techn visited sister Mrs W R Shelton Mrs J T Van Arsdell left for Cincinnati Mrs W A Frost Jr and daughter dalibe Mr and Mrs W F Lander returned from Tuscumbia with Miss Ivie May McNabb Mrs Aubrey Wright of Athens guest of Mrs David Crook Hubert Stewart Helena Ark visited friends L N Whitman Hariselle in Decaturs W B Witherspoon Huntsville R E Chandler returned from Woodville with family Thigpin National Woolen Mills Chicago in city Choral club meeting at Central Methodist Church tonight
Trained Men Needed In Singular Religious Life
Rev. Gwaltnney of Central Baptist preached on the need for trained Christians and the value of specialized spiritual work. He urged Christians to be in tune with God and religion. A collection aided flood sufferers of the Sipple valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segular
Gwaltnney
Central* Baptist’ Church
Chrish Tian
Rev
Gwaitney
Sipple
Rockefeller heart tissue experiments reported in New York
Dr Alexis Carrel director of the Rockefeller Institute describes experiments with heart tissue kept alive for over two months in suitable glass jars and media. The report states the heart fragments remained pulsating during preservation, signaling advances in tissue research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Alexis Carrel
Institute
County Commissioners Will Take Bids for Bridge
The Mary County Commissioners met in regular session with JM Jackson John L Foote and A A Hardage present. Due to illness in Commissioner J M Formans family he may miss the meeting. Only routine matters were discussed and bids for two bridges will likely be opened at this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary County
JM. Jackson
John L. Foote
A. A. Hardage
J. M. Forman
Commissioners Court
Central Bank Merger Ties Memphis Banks
Effective Monday morning the Central Bank and Trust Company the State National Bank and the United States Trust and Savings Bank cease to exist and will be succeeded by the Central State Bank and Trust Company and the Central State National Bank. The trust company will have capital of 600000 dollars and a surplus of 250000 dollars while the national bank will have capitalization of 250000 dollars and a surplus of 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Central Bank and Trust Company
The
State National Bank
United States Trust and Savings Bank
Central-State Bank and Trust Company
Central State National Bank
Trust Company
National Bank
Farmer Dies as Wagon Runaway near Florence
John Clemmons a Cowpen farmer in Greenhill beat was killed Saturday morning on the Florence road when the wagon tongue broke at Shoal creek bridge nine miles east of Florence. The wagon ran away throwing him from the vehicle and one wheel passed over his head. His two sons aged 15 and 12 rode with him. the elder son was only slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
John Clemmons
Cowpen
Greenhill Beat
Shoal Creek Bridge
Mississippi Democrats Vote Tomorrow
The Democratic presidential primary in Mississippi will be held tomorrow with only the names Wilson and Underwood on the ballots. United Press reports from Jackson state the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
Wilson
Underwood
Weathered lines and stray parentheticals in a playful poem
A New York Times excerpt presents a whimsical poem about animals and weather with lines in parentheses offering partial, humorous corrections. The piece interleaves playful imagery with echoed misreadings.
Davises Visit City Ahead of Chicago Study Plans
Mr and Mrs J M Davis of Tri fy arrive in the city today after a morning trip. They note Will Bianche Todd departed for Chicago this afternoon, where she will pursue study opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Davis
Trify
Bianche Todd
Chicago
Why He Was Late and The Tablet Suggestion
A fragmented notice notes lateness excuses and suggests taking camberlain's tablets. It mentions sales by local drug stores in Decatur and related names such as Snittndeat and 8. M. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malstedon
Camberlain
Thompson
New Decatur
Decatur Drug Co
Decatur
City Officials Seek Upgrade to New Decatur Post Office
Mayor John Patterson and Alderman Claud McMillan plan a Washington conference with Postmaster General Hitchcock to secure a reclassification of New Decatur post office from Fourth to Second Class. Congressman Richardson arranged the meeting for May 9. success could lead to funds for higher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patterson
Claud McMillah
Hitchcock
Washington
New Decatur
McMillan
William Richardson
Patterec3
Richardson
Congress
Patterson
West Side Buckles to Produce Smooth Fitting Back Vest
Describes a vest with a slit in the welt seam of the lower left pocket for a watch fob or chain and 10 pencil or fountain pen pockets. Includes a detachable striped vestee with a gold ring for added dressiness.
New Decatur Scouts Defeat Trinity Scouts 17 to 2
The Boy Scouts of New Decatur defeated Trinity Scouts 17 to 2 on Saturday afternoon. Kyle hit a home run and three other hits in five at bats, Adams pitched well, Rankin starred in left field, and a double play by Rankin and Eyster highlighted the game. The teams plan a league expansion with several towns joining soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
New Decatur
Scouts of
Trinity
Trinity Boys
Kyle
Adams
Rankin
Eyster
Triste
Roberts
Grayson
En ‘Mons
Lands for Sale Near Trinity Alabama on Tine River
1280 acres of Tine farming lands on the Tennesagee River in Lawrence County about four and a half miles from Trinity with tenant and out houses. Also 80 acres on Decatur and Courtland road two miles from the Morgan County pike end. Auction terms are easy. Agent J. Lile, Trinity, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennesagee
Lawrence County
Trinity
Ala
Decatur
Courtland Road
Morgan County
J. LU. Lile
Trititey
Abe
Trousers feature six practical hidden details and pockets
Trousers 12 Permanent Creasey keeps trousers pressed and prevents bagging at the knee. An excellent practical feature patent June 16 1908 No 890792 13 Cash Pocket within right hand side pocket permits carrying keys knife etc on some side without confusion 14 Guard In Watch Pocket to prevent theft or loss 15 Pencil Pocket in right hand hip pocket Very convenient especially when no coat or vest is worn 16 Braid Belt Loops Neat attractive practical 17 Tunnel Belt Slides hold trousers firmly over hips and keep belt In place 18 Two Steel Pivot Pearl Buttons at front of waistband Add tone and smartness 19 Loop for Belt Buckle Tongue keeps belt down to front
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Buttrey’s
the Store of Fashion
Imne
Eautiful
Commence
Mases
Decaturs
Ollie
Laddie
John
Sherman--St. F.G. Forlines
Sindertalit
Bank Street
Best of
Compensa
Aarons
Rivrarer
E. E. Beard
Fourth Avenue S
Wew
Freeman's
Anne
Fred
M. Freeman Shoat
New Devatur
Society News
Mrs. Emmette Lancers
Olin West
A. J. Harris
Line Street
Nashville
Herbert Cartwright
James.McNeil
North Carolina
Woman's Literary Club
Robert Wolcott
Jackson Street
J. D. McNabb
Roanoke
Mrs. I. M. Rodgers
Lafayette and
Sycamore Streets
M. P. Davis
J. L. Gunner
Birmingham
Lynnville, Tenn
Mrs. Calvin
Meddie O. Hamilton
New York State
Chaugua
United States
Hamilton
W Sociological Congress
S. John D. Wyker
da Sr
Wyker
Alabama
South
Hurchan Ocia Rvice
Country Union
Margaret Payne
Scottsboro
R.E. Sanders
Montgomery
Mrs. W. T. Knoaks
Louisville, Ky
Mrs. Knoaks
Mrs
G. F. Buchhert
Garden Drive
T. W. Cardwell
David Cook
A. Rickles
W."stinson
J.T. Jones
Ted_Sheppard
Columbia, Techn
W. R. Shelton
J.T. VanArsdell
Cincinnati
W.A. Frost, Jr
Dalibe
Tuscumbia
Ivie May McNabb
Aubrey Wright
Athens
David Crook
Hubert Stewart
Helena
Ark
L. N.,whitman of
Hariselle
Huntsville
R. E. Chandler
Woodville
Nvon
Ie. Thigpin
National Woolen Mills of
Choral
Central Methodiat Church
J. PD. Gwaltney
Central Baptist Church
Maurice Costello
Lillian Walker
John Bunny
Star Theatre
House of Hits’ Bank
Second Ave
BIG Bank
United Press
New York Times
Thos.e. Pride Bond Block
Gies
Congressman Richardson
Oper
Society Brand
Trinity Scouts
Brighten Up
Johnston St
Graham
Delite
Delite Theatre
Safity
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