Society Hidge Club Meeting at the Rendezvous
The Society Hidge Club held a Thursday night bridge gathering at the Rendezvous with Mrs James Ratliffe hosting. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Stewart Mr and Mrs William Lindsey and Mr and Mrs Earl Lee. Miss Letha Brown won the club prize and Mrs Stewart received a guest souvenir. The club recesses for summer.
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Hidge Club
James Ratliffe
William Stewart
Hartselle
William Lindsey
Earl Lee
Stewart
Letha Brown
Cheese Dessert Habit Is Sound For Middle Aged People
Physician Dr Logans Clendening explains that cheese at the end of a heavy meal can empty a distended gall bladder much like cream or a hard boiled egg used in tests. He notes gall bladder disease rises after 35 and affects about 40 percent of those over that age, with heaviness or fullness in the stomach as a common symptom.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Castoria for Children's Ailments
A vintage note praises Castoria as harmless for infants and small children. It advises trusting the wrapper’s formula for mild effects and suggests continuing use until the child grows.
Personal notices from Pulaski and nearby towns
Mrs E R Kellar of Knoxville will visit Judge and Mrs W T Lowe after visiting her parents in Pulaski. Miss Ellen Gilbert will return June fifth to Peabody College to receive her B S degree. Laureda Lancaster of Pine Castle Florida stayed with roommate Miss Alice Chenault with her parents visiting. Robert B Trimble from Sharon Pennsylvania visited Chenaults. he studies at the University of Alabama. Mrs S H Wilds shows steady improvement after bed rest. Mrs Frederick W Smith remains ill at home. Mr and Mrs D W Speake returned from visits to Anniston Birmingham and Gadsden. James Ratliffe and Leland Woodward fished near Town Creek on Friday. Mrs B D Wright suffers acute indigestion. Mr and Mrs P J Brown returned to Birmingham after visits home. Mrs A M Richards is ill at Benevolent hospital but improving. Mrs Joe Pettey rests well at Baughs infirmary after a serious operation.
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E. R. Kellar
Knoxville, Tenn
Stacy
Pulaski, Tenn
W. T. Lowe
Ellen Gilbert
Peabody College
Laureda Lancaster
Pine Caster, Fla
Alice Chenault
A. Q. Lancaster
Chenault
Lands Her Sex Returns Home To Auburn After Visit
Mrs. Scruggs and nephew McCulloch of Montgomery are visiting relatives and will spend Friday with the Worleys. Mrs. Emmett McQuary resumes work at the silk mill after illness. Milton Harvey leaves for New Orleans La for a week’s visit. Classified readers are urged to act daily for profit.
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Milton Harvey
New Jans
Birmingham visit and travel notes from local residents
Mrs M J Knight Mrs Clyde Hendrix Mrs FP H Pointer and Mrs Vera Austelle visited Birmingham over Wednesday during a two day stay. H O Troup has returned from Nashville where her brother Oscar West lies seriously ill in hospital but is improving. Mr and Mrs E W McLeod attend a Bankers convention in Gadsden this week. Mrs J R Daniels left for Florida to visit family after a short stay with sister Mrs R T Rives and uncle Mr Jesse Hall. Mrs W E Boyd has returned to
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M. J. Knight
Clyde Hendrix
Fp, H. Pointer
Vera Austelle
Birmingham
H. O. "Troup
Nashville
Tenm
Oscar West
J. R. Daniels
R. T Rives
Florida
Jesse Hall
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Latham Poole
W. M. Poole
Maple Street
Elsie
Charles Lamar Latham
W.L. Latham
Waco
Texas
Latham
Western Union
North Little Rock
Poplar Street
Jane Knight
Presbyterian Circles
First Presbyterian Circles
N. K. Bitting
W. M. Bailey
John W. Jones
Junior
Berean Club
Woman's Music Study Club
The
Central High School
Central P.T.A
Mary
W. M. Chenault
Themla Chenault
Grant Street
B. L. Malone
Thelma Chenault
Mary Gargus
Eva Gargus
Elizabeth
R. E.wards
Nina Hodges
A. ©. Vaughn
Russlville
E. M. Chenault
Albert
Alexander
Lois Walsh
Wanda Harris
Mary Leigh Chenault
Julia Chenault
Paul Buettner
Johnny Hodges
Walter Durham
Jewell Matthews
A. C. Vaughn
Wallace Meadows
Om McGehee
Louis Nebrig
Lewis Myatt
D. E. McClendon
R. E. Wardlow
Mary Louise Chenault
Wade Wright
Westminster Auxiliary
Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary
Circle
T. B. Rogers
Circle Two
Circle Three
A. B. Pickens
Esther Neblett
Louise Usery
W. P. MecGlown
Florence
Waits Henry
Huntsville
Kenneth Cooper
Ira Hawkins
Bessemer
Harry Denman
George E. Banks
Winchester, Tenn
Vera Austelie
J. Bradford
Myrtle Graves
Louise Bronaugh
Mrs. Crowley
Louisville
Billy McNeill
Malcolm Russell
Frank Callahan
Louis
S. W. Irwin
Frank Kirby
Elizabeth Wallace
Evelyn Irwin
Phillip Pointer
W. K. McNeill
E. Lyons
Everett Chambers
Clendening
D. W. Griffith
John Wayne
Marguerite Churchill
el, Brendel
Tyrone Power
David Rollins
Castoria
Miles
Chas
Robert B. Trimble
Sharon, Pa
Mr. Trimble
University of Alabama
5. H. Wilds
Line Street
Frederick W. Smith
Johnson Street
D. W. Speake
Anniston
Gadsden
Leland Woodward
Town Creek
B. D. Wright
Johnston Street
Mrs
P. J. Brown
A. M. Richards
the Benevolent Hospital
Joe Pettey
Baugh’s Infirmary
Auburn
S. H. Wilds
Mrs. Emmett McQjary
Thomas A
Marion H. McClench
Ann Arbor, Mich
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
E. W. McLeod
W. E. Boyd
del Monte
Brookfield
Alabama
Sheats Grocery Co
Georgia
Ruf
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Second Avenue
Chiffon
Nets
Marquisettes
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