Wedding Rehearsal Honored by Miss Harriett Irwin
Miss Harriett Irwin hosted a Friday wedding rehersal at First Baptist Church with out of town guests and hostesses at her Canal and Vine home. Flowers decorated the home while the wedding cake and lilies of the valley formed the table centerpiece. Mrs. Dix, mother of the bride, served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
Sproles
Mary Vernon
Paul F. Dix
Edward Salisbury Sproles
Fiist Baptist Church
W. EB. Waterhouse
Frank Dix
Greensboro
N. C
W. P. Reeves, Jr
Sheffield
William Thomas Stewart, Jr
Hartselle
John Whitley McDonald
Mesara
Reeves
Harriet Irwin
M. K. Vickrey
Nell Beach Dix
Oliver Dix
Charles F. Bradley, Jr
Atlanta
Meridian
Miss
Miss Irwin
Mendelessohn
Harriett Irwin
Dix-Sproles
First Baptist Church
Canal and
Vine Streets
James KE King Circles With Several Mra Figures
James KE King appears in multiple circles including Circle Two with Mra R. B. Coffee Circle Three with Mra John McGenes and Circle Four with Mra J. B. Moody. The note lists companion names linked to each circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James KE. King
Mra, R. B
Coffee
John McGenes
Mra
J. B. Moody
Crochet Rug Pattern Promotes Needlework Fun
The Decatur Daily advertises Hand crochet rug pattern 2846 with four strand string and candlewick options. Send ten cents, include name and address, to The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept, New York, for directions, color schemes, and illustrations.
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Mater
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Taylor Sisters American Palmists at Pullman Auto Trailer
A one week only notice for the Taylor Sisters American Palmists arriving in the city. The readers are told she can answer all questions and reveal power to control troubles and disappointments. Located one mile south of Athens on Bee Line Highway near the Old Spinning Wheel. Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Athens
Personal News Items From Town and Nearby States
Mrs. Harold Hildreth of Tuscay loosa visits sister Mrs. Lynne. Malcolm Austelle visits mother in Town Creek Alabama. Voenringer and three sons travel to Philadelphia after father’s death. James and J. Cella return to Nashville after visiting here. Frank Yaney returns from business in North Carolina Chicago and Philadelphia with Gustav Frankel. Mrs. Frank Cauthen and son Frank Jr. visit Birmingham over weekend. J Calvin family hosts in Indian River City Florida. Alan Wallace and wife attend Steeplechase in Nashville. Rev Cumming and family, returning from Korea, to visit First Presbyterian friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hauk host sister and Robert from Saginaw for a week and the Strawberry Festival in Cullman. Emmett George and Kathryn Birmingham announce ongoing work in federation funds. remainder of administration ends in 1944.
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Richard Hauk
Robert
Saginaw, Mich
Herbert Hauk
Cullman
State borrows Montgomery highway funds loan
Alabama borrows 1 million dollars on May 10 to be used for a highway project in Montgomery. The move finances road work and allocates funds to state transportation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
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Winifred Tindall
Mableann Hanson
W. P. Reeves
Florida
Atlantic
New York City
Decatur Senior High School
Alabama College
Montevallo
William H. Sproles
Mr. Sproles
East Stone Gap
Virginia
Emory and Henry College
Emory
United States Meteorological Service
la Guardia
W. B. Adamson
Marjorie Adamson
Cecil Nixson
Birmingham
Terry Moore
Mobile
Whitley McDonald
Betty
R. Naylor
Joan
Suzanne
Mohkile
Ann Dix
8. M. Anderson
10Th Ave
Fast
Myrtle Edith
Augustus H. Evans
Detroit
Michigan
Move’s
Trand Hariselle
Topper
Joan Blondell
Roland Young
Billie Burke
Rochester
Australia
Ann
Sheridan George Brent
James Stewart
Hedy Lamarr
Come Live With
William Boyd
Dr. Satan
Our Gang
Rehersal
Joe Wheeler
T. A
Westminster Auxiliary
Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary
Troxler
Episcopal
St. John’s
W. E. Todd
E. E. Graves
A. H. Hoff
J. W. Sandlin
M. E. Edwards
Unit Two
Unit Three
J. D. Garren
Ninth Street Methodist Church School
Otto Biles
Curl
W. M. Griffin
Mather
Re G. Smith
Zetomen Club
First Baptist Business Women’s Circle
Business Women’s Circle
First. Baptist W. M
Olita Whitman
Line Street
Paul Longshore
Thomas Harvey
Central Methodist Woman's Missionary Society of Christian Service
Jessie Thombs
H. F. Sherrod
J. J. Rose
Elbert Patterson
D. H
Board of Education
Lafayette School
Mr. and
Mrs
Bob’ Hobbs
ACE Cleaners
Decatur
Mrs. Hobbs
Decatur’ Cleaners
Mary Vernon Dix
Sullivans
Laura Wheeler
Raymond Baker
Sidney Blackwell
Geraldine Heaney
Yaney
Prank Yaney
Robert R. Banks
J. B. Zuccarello
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John Reid
T. M. Wiley
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Erite
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McLaughlin
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Douglas Sheats
J. A. McDonald
First Methodist Circles
First Methodist Circle
OPR
Ipa
Needlecraft Service, Inc
Taylor Sisters
American Palmists
Capitol Theatre
Tom Browns
Sir Cedric Harewicke
Freddie Bartholomew
Jimmy Tydon
Josephine Hutchinson
Ganova
Crosby
Jerry Colonna
Oday
Wild Bill” Elliott
Sacramento
Harold Hildreth
Tuscayloosa
8. A. Lynne
Voenringer
Philadelphia
James Cella
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Safter
Frank Yaney
North Carolina
Chicago
Page
Gustav Frankel
St. Joseph, Mich
Cooper Wells Company
Frank Cauthen
Frank, Jr
Ben ‘Britnel
J. 1. Calvin
Indian River City
Pla
Jackson Calvin
Alan Wallace
Korea
First Presbyterian Church
Emmett George
Kathryn
John Sandiin
Fedet Funda
Gowel
Danville Road
U. S
City Park
Second Avenue
Rox Y
Bank Street
Roy Rogers
George “Gaddy” Hayes
Rae - Ang
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Rosalind Melvyn Russell-Douglas
Bill Barnes
Joslyn - Dickson
Cobb Holden
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Alia
Guy Kibbee Dink Trout
Carol Hughes
Abdul the Babul Ameer
FBI
Tracy
Rooney Se
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