Society Circles of First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Circles One Two and Three met Monday at 3 pm for Genesis study and brief business. Hostesses Miss Helen Bynum Mrs Garner Pride led Circle One. Circle Two hosted by Mrs Wilmer Hall with Mrs Phil Rainter. Circle Three led by Mrs T G Morrow at Mrs Morrow's home with Miss Howell as guest. A guest social hour followed with refreshments.
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First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Circle One
Helen Bynum
Garner Pride
Miss Bynum
D. C. Shaw
Wilmer Hall
Circle Two
Phil Rainter
Genesis
John W. Jones
Hall
T. G. Morrow
John Langley
Circle Three
Miss Howell
Talladega
Carl Howell
St. John’s Episcopal Church
F. F. Tidwell
F. A. Bloodworth
Birmingham
Huntsville
House of Happiness
Scottsboro
Atlee H. Hoff
Dennis
Arthur Nutall
Thomas Blassengame
Ernest Barnett
J. O. Colvard
Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary
Pat Crowe
R. L. Maury
Mary Keenan
O. S. Hagerman
Ellen Groenendyke
Pineapple and other fruit juices hailed for health and beauty
Gladys Glad reports on fruit juices praised by Hawaii natives and Jean Muir as skin beautifiers. Physicians note vitamin C benefits and argue citrus juices are not harmful when consumed in moderation, with acids neutralized in the stomach.
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Gladys Glad
America
Isle of
Hawaii
Isle
Jean Muir
Jean
Answers to Queries on Beauty and Wellness
The column promotes eyelash care with plain vase line or odorless castor oil. It claims bust shaping and slimming guidance in a New Figure booklet. A blonde hair rinse combines lemon juice vinegar peroxide and water. Several local social notes report visits, illnesses, and travel among residents and friends.
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Marie
What Shall I Read and Youth Movement Programs
Women of the First Baptist church discuss reading aims and a Youth Movement program. Mrs. Clifford Knight leads a meeting with readings, talks, and musical interludes by Mrs. Fritz Schubert and Mrs. C. D. Faber. A luncheon honors a June bride-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Clifford Knight
E. M. Lee
Arthur Nebrig
F. 8
Hosey
George Perrine
B. L. Malone
First Baptist Church
Frances Jones
Kennon Stewart
F. R. Benson
Personal Notes On Visits From Texan And Nashville Guests
John F. Ashire of Hankomer Texas visits cousins Mr and Mrs H C Abshire at 705 Sixth Avenue West. Mr and Mrs Arthur Boyd of Nashville join week end guests Mr and Mrs E E Hargrove. E E Hargrove hosts spend the day with Tennessee friends including Mr and Mrs Dawson A L Foster and E L Thomas of Shelbyville and Mr and Mrs Guernie Tucker of Pulaski. Mrs J H Alexander returns Saturday from four week extended Florida sejour.
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Jean Dunkard
Falkville
Josephine Suddath
BE. D. Whitman
Athens College
BE. M. Chenault
Sydney
Charles Blackard
Nashville
Tenn
Judge Blackard
St. Thomas Infirmary
John F. Ashire
Hankomer, Tex
Mrs
H. C. Abshire
Sixth Avenue
West
Arthur Boyd
E. E. Hargrove
Tennessee
Dawson
A. L. Foster
E. L. Thomas
Shelbyville
Guernie Tucker
Pulaski
Columbia University Seeks Alumni Gifts of Mice and Rabbits
New York May 19. Columbia University announced that gifts of mice and rabbits from alumni will be welcome to endow the institution for special needs. The animals will be used in scientific research.
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New York
Columbia University
Miss Eugenia Thornton Chosen Principal at Alabama Institute
Talladega Alabama May 19 Eugenia Thornton named new principal of the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind to succeed Miss Carrie Henderson who resigned. Thornton had been acting principal.
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Talladega
Ala
Eugenia Thornton
Alabama Institute For the Deaf and Blind
Institute Board of Trustees
Carrie Henderson
Miss Thornton
Mrs McCoy Dies in Birmingham at 41
Mrs Princes O. McCoy, 41, died early today at her daughter's home in Birmingham. Born November 11, 1854 in Linden Marengo County, she was married to Mr. McCoy and had lived in the area. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Dunlap Alexander
Miami
Fla
West Palm Beach
Jacksonville
Mae Butts
Harold Dean
Fort Pierce
Fila
Gilbert Speake
Mrs. Travis
Hartselle
Birmingham
Ala
Princes O. McCoy
J. D. Means
Widow of Tom C. Mc Coy Named in South Alabama Notice
The notice memorializes the death of the widow of Tom C. Mc Coy, a prominent South Alabama planter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom C. McCoy
South
Alabama
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First Ave
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