Margret C Shelton Club Meetings and Picnic Plans
Mrs Arantz hosts a pleasant C C club gathering with Mr Andrew Means winning euchre and Mrs Moseley securing euchre consolation. Saturday club picnic set for Riverside Drive May 21 at 4 PM. Seniors of Decatur High enjoyed an elaborate pre graduation affair at the hotel with a green and white theme and a five course menu.
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Aioe
Manghn
Toe Yan Fet
Shea
Cadesdames
Sam Roe
Rusdell Moseley
Andrew M Means
Claude Ayk
Coe O
Moseleyl Euersiners
Esther Slieh
Lowell
Riverside Drive
Decature High School
Beifi Hotel Lyons
Adéle Pollytinsky
Personal notices from Montgom ery area list returning travelers
Local society column notes several residents and relatives traveling or visiting. Ti M Dix expected home Wednesday night from a Pythian convention in Montgomery. Bernard Beason to spend summer with parents Mr and Mrs F R Beason. Arantz and baby to return from Akron Ohio. Mrs O Freed Baur and two children visiting from Nashville expect to return Sunday. Mrs Locke visiting in Columbus Mississippi. Phil Dinsmore in Hartselle on business. Mrs Frank Mathai returns to Nashville after visit. Mrs C A re and Frank to Chattanooga for relatives visit joined by Mr Moore. Mrs A E Baker and baby visiting R L Smith household. Mrs E Boeglen improving after illness. Louis Boeglen returns home.
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Freed Baur
Nashville
Penn
C. A. Re
Daughan Frank
Chattanooga
Tenn
Moore
Mrs Harris Plans Birmingham Visit with Son
Mrs Harris will motor to Birmingham on Thursday and be met there by her son Norman for a visit to A. P. I. at Auburn. Mr and Mrs H Baxter of Miami Florida are spending a few days here and in Delrose Tennessee.
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Birmingham
Harris
Norman
Auburn
Mrs.h.,t. Baxter
Miami, Fla
Delrose, Tenn
Ida Lee Martin
Princeton
Miss Mary Brown
Miss Brown
Bethel Church Donates to Morgan County Flood Drive
Bethel Church of Hartselle sent a $16 check to local Red Cross flood drive headquarters. The contribution raises the town’s total toward the campaign near $500.
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Morgan County
Bethel Church
Hartselle
Harselle
Paris Style Hints Fashion Notes from Evelyn McDonald
Paris reports show taffeta suits in plain, checked, and plaid designs dominating for sun outfits. Colors include soft blues greys greens and natural tones plus brown. Lanvin features a silver sequined black suit. Jackets echo Louis XV with large pockets and tails while skirts turn under subtly. Plaid taffeta frocks appear along the boulevards with three pleats and bold checks.
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Evelyn McDonald
Paris
Lanvin
Center Springs Church Services Highlight Epworth League Talk
A busy Center Springs church Sunday featured Rev. Paul Cook of Athens delivering a talk on the Epworth League and associated Sunday school discussions led by Prof. J. H. Riddle Rev. Hugh Ellis and C. L. Peck. Attendees included Mrs. Ellis and others from Decatur Hartsel e and Birmingham. locals and visitors also socialized at a later gathering. A community newsletter notes many locals visiting relatives and attending events with church members planning a Saturday supper in the school building.
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Center Springs
Paul Cook
Athens
Ligon
Decatur
J. H. Riddle
Hugh Ellis
Hartselle
Rainbow plaids define men's coats with floral lapels
The text notes rainbow plaids used for sports coats with a flower worn on the lapel matching the coat. Capes fade as short jackets rise in fashion.
Temperature records show 88 degree high today
Government observer Mrs A H Irons reports a maximum of 88 and a minimum of 63 for the past 24 hours as temperatures remained warm.
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A. H. Irons
New French Process Powder Promises Lasting, Purified Skin
Thompson Drug Co. Albany promotes MELLO GLO face powder with a derful French process that stays on, reduces shine, softens complexion, minimizes pores, and offers a peachy glow.
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Thompson Drug Co
Albany Co
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Tina
Dalehy
Kirk Howell
Maggie
Frances Burt
Cleo R
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Hondon
Messra
Clebio
Wallace
Dudley Byars
Claude Vaughn
Theo
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Ormon Robinson
Lee
Bonnie D. Cagle
Jack Yaribrough
Bucien
Ounie
Miss Polytinsky
Dike Anders
Marcel
Eugene
Rainey’s
Second Ave
Princess
Allen ‘Forth
Walter
Sally Ann” Steffen
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Hill’s Garage
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Albany
Fanny Darrell
Ti M. ‘Dix
Montgomery
Bernard Beason
Birmingham Southern College
F. R. Beason
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Baby
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Ohio
Mrs. Locke
Columbus, Miss
William Moseley, Sr
Are Phil Dinsmore
Frank Mathai
Minnie Sittason
A. E. Baker and Baby
R. L. Smith
E. Boeglen
Fifth Avenue
South
Louis Boeglen
J. Hasets
Cunningham
J. H. Calvin
Bethel
Doggone
Mary Foubister
Rochester
N. Y
Dorothy Mackaye
Ray Raymond
Paul Kelly
Los Angeles
Kelly
Miss Mackaye
Somerville News
J. A. Garrison
Mr. Garrison
Dillard Garrison
Jas. Morrow
Frank Abbott
W. T. Ransom
Buford Johnston
Messrs
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C. P.pa
Deputy Almon
Mike Breeding
Mrs. Grady Hall
Falrville
Lacey Springs
Ferred
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Vivien Winton
Ing
Herbert Miller
Cullman High
Myrtle
P. L. Guyer
Thomas Lee
Inez Oden
Gandy's Cove
Alice Oden
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Mary Caningham
N. E. Winton
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Dillehay Bros
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