Berean Club Plans Annual Picnic at Shaw Home
Members of the Berean Club and their husbands will attend the annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Shaw on the Athens highway Wednesday afternoon, with a 4 30 o clock departure by auto. The event follows a busy slate of afternoon gatherings across the Central Society and church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Club
D. C. Shaw
Athens Highway
Central Society
Central Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Russell Brothers Grove
The
Valley Country Club
Stephens
Daughters American Revolution
Phillip Pointer
First Christian Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
First Presbyterian
Phil Pointer
Elizabeth Face
Federated Missionary Society
H. L. Thornton
North Alabama
Tuscumbia
Nancy Worth Jones
Young People’s Society
Shocco Springs
Annex Auditorium
Golden Castle College
Nagoya
Japan
Stradivarius Club
Harry Wyatt
First Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society
Helen Fischer
Business Women's Circle
Hands Become Shapely by Exercise and Beauty Tips
Feature on Pat Paterson promoting shapely hands through exercise with examples from Amelia Earhart Katherine Cornell and Babe Didrikson. Includes practical routines like finger stretches wrist flaps and piano-like finger motions plus travel and social notes about local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Glad
America
Amelia Bathart
Katherine Cornell
Bab Didrikson
Pat Patterson
Amelia Earhart
Babe Didrikson
Personal notices about visits and arrivals in town
Mrs Edith Swavely and Mrs J B Harlow return from three weeks visiting Ohlo Lima Toledo and Akron due to brother Charles W Parker illness. Miss Katherine Arnold Mabry Batson and Josephine Sudduth guests of Mrs E D Whitman. M Billiter at home with the Crawfords on Cain street. Mr and Mrs Shelley and Mr and Mrs Moretson of the TVA group plan to leave soon to Make
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wardrop
Mae Buttrey
Oak Street
Edith Swavely
J. B. Harlow
Points
Ohlo
Lima
Charles W. Parker
Toledo
Akron
Katherine Arnold
Mabry Batson
Sylacauga, Ala
Josephine Sudduth
Tupelo
Athens College
E. D. Whitman
M. Billiter
Mrs. W. E. Crawford
Cain Street
Shelley
Moretson
TVA
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Jail Services
Ford resides at Carnelian Court apartments while Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bradford return from a Birmingham weekend. Mrs. Annie Orr visits her daughter Mrs. A. M. Carr and son Gry Orr in Birmingham. Mrs. C. W. Strother and others lead jail services Sunday with notable prisoner interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackson
Cornelian Court Apartments
Ford
Mrs
J. B. Bradford
Birmingham
Annie Orr
A. M. Carr
Gry Orr
C. W. Strother
B. D. Wright
Harold Wright
Gower Sullivan
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Hodges Crow
R. H. Wolcott
A. M. Richards
West
H. O. Troup
Rauschenberg
Hawkins
Offman
Hoffman
8. M. Mn
Matthew
Thompson
Christine Sims
B .D. Wright
Cotaco Literary Club
Cotaco
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary
Mary Keenan
H. A. Peyton
St. John’s Guild
Herman Whaley
J. R. Daniels
J. L. Kendall
Dorothy Whaley
Hartwell Davis
L. G. Sturdivant
KF. S. Chapty
Pmiach
O. E
Masonic Temple
Johnston Street
Goidel
Blackhawk
Thompson Drug Store
Decatur, Ala
Cannon Mills
Montgomery
Stant Fane
Wamessa
Helen Hayes
Otto Kruger
May Robson Lewis Stone
Dancing Stars
Paris
Jerom! Kern
Rene Dunne
Rto
Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Randolph Scott
Helen’ Westley
Victor Varconi
Claire Dod
Pat Paterson
Tuka, Miss
B. G. McGehee
Montgome
Miss Clytleworth
W. EB. Crawford
Gurley
Mis
Jeanine Drinkard
Paulkville
W. B. Markstein
Hunteville
L. W. Warnette
Jackson Street
A. D. Rochester
Oscar Phillipa
Anne Crawford
Skeges Crawford
W. R. Smith
Bryan McAfée
Louisville
Julia Lewis
Springfield
Mrs. W. P. Price
Clyde Nichols
Little Rock, Ark
Mrs. & I. Nichols
O. R. Johnson
Decatur
AJ. Thompson
Atlanta
Mra
J. B. Brad
Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn
Doane Powell
New York
Grace Moore
Sullivan
Capitol
Fay AY Wray
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Maid
Hollywood
Dorothy Perkins
Louise Shop
Uminum
Diggig
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