Decatur Society Calendar Highlights Class Day Events
The Decatur community gathers for Class Day Exercises at the high school with songs solos and addresses led by Miss Elizabeth Fairley Miss Susie Aycock and Miss Mary Chapel Rogers among the performers. Mrs Vera Austelle speaks on the school bond issue as graduates prepare to receive diplomas Friday evening.
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Decatur Shool
Chétus Spring Thie Hs
S. Chatus
Elizabeth Fairley
Susie Aycock
Walitz
Mary Chapel Rogers
Margaret Speake
Pluma King
Polka de Gangert
Nannie Chandier
Clase
Will— Frenk Callahan
Vera Austelle
Holingsworth
Missionary Society Visit Amid Cozy Home Entertainment
The Trinity Missionary Society ladies braved rain to Meet at Mrs M N Morris's home. The bright warm living room displayed hammered brass vases with French souvenirs from the hostess's son, a sea veteran. The program featured songs readings and readings with Mrs Baker's recital of The First Churchs Missionary Barrel. Miss Emma Sy Morris served delicious refreshments.
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The
Trinity’, Missionary Society
M.N. Morris
France
American Women as Hastésses in Society
An era column extols American women as the most delightful hostesses, noting men neglect domestic hospitality while delegating duties to wives and daughters. The piece observes household routines at dinners and home parties, implying women shoulder social duties in households.
Diary of a Fashion Model in a Races Day Wardrobe
Grace recalls a fashion show diary with model observations on cape coats and tan checked blouses. The focus is on a coat with circular armhole holes, wide sleeves, and coordinated accessories as she contemplates outfits for the races and requests a tan sample and suede gloves.
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Atin Yang Sith
Abel
Minto
Personal notes from Montgomery and Birmingham trips
John A Thomason returned from a business trip to Birmingham. Judge D C Almon returned last week. Reon Colton, Donald Beauchamy were in Birmingham on business Thursday. Clyde Hendrix and W By Roper were in Montgomery this week. Orrick Davis came home from Auburn with five seniors from the 1922 class of 75 members, high honors. Elton Johnson and Leonard Evans expected home tonight from the University of Alabama.
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John A. Thomason
Birmingham
Clyde Hendrix
W. By Roper
Montgomery
Orrick
Davis
Auburn
Elton Johnson
Leonard Evans
University’ of Alabama
Baby News From Sevinth and Vernon Cas
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Best of Sevinth Mississippi weighing 8% pounds. Dr J. J. Jest attended the birth. Vernon Cas reports the birth of a son on May 18.
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J. J. Best
Sevinth
Miss
J. J. Jest
Vernon Cassells
Curious Currency on Rengeny Island Feast
On Rengeny island a Pacific feast features tooth currency from foxes as the sole medium of exchange. The island is ringed by coral limestone walls rising over 300 feet, shaping a secluded domain.
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Rengeny Island
Pacific
Panic Cure Restores Lynchburg Woman’s Health
Mrs A S Roberson of Lynchburg Virginia suffered months of weakness nerve pain and stomach trouble before trying a panacea recommended by her husband. She reports dramatic relief after taking the remedy and urges others to consult their druggists for this advertised medicine.
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S. Roberson
Thirteenth St
Lynchburg
Fragmented Note About Jokes and Pranks
Fragmented text discusses Joie Good Thaw with a joke and humorous exchange. It mentions a person called Heedyielt and a practical joke theme. The passage references a source of repartee and a playful tone tied to a depeta on their fontekl TM.
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Eteni
Fragmented OCR Notice Amid Lax Readability
A garbled OCR passage includes partial phrases about a weather, a work, and unclear names. Readable fragments mention fecal, swat work, and pale fora doubts, but most specifics are unreadable.
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Cainninghan
Negit
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Walnut Street
J. L. Cline
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R. T. Sheppard
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Gadsden
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Erin Draper
Amanda Pride
Helen Wallace
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Ronine Teasley
Mary Penick
Edith Doss
Alice Hatton
Mary Harvey
Oat Saunders
John Gar
Genese
Lucie Thomas Roberts
Marjorie Beard
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Susie Mainard
Tollette Buchanan
Mary Jervis
Decantur Schools
W. W. Benson
Board of Education
Echols Hotel
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Central Methodist Church
Harrison
Lebanon
Tent
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Bergardi
Princess ‘Theater
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Elizabeth Puisley
Lucille Bailey
Very Raney
A. L. Prater
Church Street
Mabel Nesbit
Ala
W E.” Crawford
I. W. Pratt
Huntsville
Decatur School
Margery Raney
Albany and Decatur
Steven Allsop
Charles Saunders
8. D. Johnson
W. K. Shadden
Columbia Tenn
W. R. Shelton
Frank. Davis
Novie Almon
Mrs. D. C. Almon
Atlanta
F. D. Peebles
Cullman
J. Ky Sheddan
Columbis, Tenn
M. L. Best
Coxnith, Miss
Fred Hunt
8. W. Irwin
Homer Wyker
Columbus
Ohio
John D. “Wyker
Princess Theater
Wanda Hawley
Larry Lemon
Missionary Society
Diary of A Fashion Model
By Grace
D. C. Almon
Reon
Colton
Donald Beauchamy
Ursday
Mirs. Roberson
Taniae
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South Kensington Museum
Ladies of
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Pure Drugs and Service Phone
Sherbet
Decatur
Whitman
Philadelphia
Decatur Drug CO
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