Society JoE Wheeler P T A closes successful year
The Joe Wheeler P T A ended a fine year with a large crowd of mothers and students. First Grade pupils sang under Elizabeth Jones. Eva Love Wyatt performed Gypsy Dance. Mrs. Bell reported a total of about 2090 earned, with 175 spent on milk for underprivileged children and school materials. Officers were installed, thanks expressed to retiring leader Barnum, and recognition given to Mrs. Coyle and others for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wheeler
Kenan Stewart
M. B. Brown
J. B. Hartsock
Bell
Tuscaloosa
J. M. Givens
Louis Bell
C. P. Brothers
H. Blackwell
T. 8. Barnum
W. J. Coyle
Burnum
Barnum
Bishop Gaines
D. 8. Hurst
Donald Humphrey
Evelyn Lee
Gaines
Miss Lee
Seventh Avenue West
J. E. Blair
David Gibson
A. Edwards
Percy Garnett
J. T. Pettey
Tigers
Bears
Progressive Culture Club
Carnegie Library
S. A. Lynne
Earle Calvin
Auburn
J. W. Darrah
Frank Emens
J. W. Cunningham
W. T. Lowe
John W. Jones
H. D. Barnum
EB. H. Barnett
Will Emens
W. H. Long
H. Reid Sherard
8. S. Broad
Personal notices from Birmingham social column
Mrs Hoyt Bonner of Birmingham is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs I M Eubanks. Mrs A G Patterson of Washington DC visits her daughter Mrs Lamar Maxwell and heads to Montgomery with Maxwell accompanying for a few weeks. Several ladies spent Wednesday in Birmingham. Mrs Walk recovers at home after a sprained ankle and knee injury. Mr and Mrs Wiley Owen to move into their new home on Johnston Street in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Lafayette Grammar School
Seneca Springs
T. M. Wiley
A. G. Patterson
Washington, D. C
Lamar Maxwell
Montgomery
F. C. Walk
Olive Street
D. W. Speake
Baugh Infirmary
Johnston Street
Wiley Owen
Upswept Hair Creates Defined Neckline Fashion Advice
The piece promotes neck shaping through massage and exercises to improve a fuller or thinner neck, warning against fat or scrawny necks. It lists steps including cleansing, mineral oil cream use, vigorous neck kneading, and breathing and resistance exercises, plus reminders to hold the head high and maintain proper posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Shelby
Central Press
Methodism's birth and Wesleyan influence traced
The first of a series marks Methodism centennial, tracing John Wesley's rise from an Anglican priest to founder of a global church. It covers his education, early reforms, Holy Club ties, travels to Georgia, and the pivotal May 24 1738 conversion that reshaped his path and sparked a broader religious movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miron A. Morrill
John Wesley
Aldersgate Street
London
John, Wesley
Epworth
Lincolnshire
England
Samuel Wesley
Susannah
Samuel Annesley
Charterhouse School
Christ Church College, Oxford
William Law
Jeremy Taylor
Wesley
Church of England
Lincoln College
Oxford
Charles
John
Georgia
Oglethorpe
Sophia Hopkey
Exngtarra
Peter Bokisry
MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME GAY PRINCESS SILHOUETTE PATTERN 4696
A vintage sewing notice promotes Anne Adams pattern 4696 for children sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with views A and B offering easy dresses using minimal fabric and trim options. It notes varying styles with ric rac bows lace and prints and invites orders through The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
Worth
New York
N. Y
Trinity charge Sunday schedule announced for May twenty second
Pastor W Brooks announced a church day plan including Sunday school at 10 a m, sermon at Chapel Hill at 11 a m, Young People's meeting at Trinity and Chapel Hill at 7 p m, Aldersgate service by Rev H S Gillette at 7 30 p m, and a sermon at Memorial drive church in Decatur in Rev Cook’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
W. Brooks
Chapel Hill
Gillette
Decatur
Memorial Drive Church
R. D. Cook
Limestone County notes Athens events and obituaries
Mrs. James H. McCoy Jr recovers from Nashville operation. Poppy Day planned by American Legion Auxiliary May 28 with Mrs. W. B. Anderson and others. W. A. Strange buys forty Hereford cattle in Texas for spring sale. Three Athens men win Democratic executive committee seats. Visitors include Dr. and Mrs. Glasgow and Buck Rogers. Mrs. Henderson Carter recovers from operation. Limestone County municipal court session held. next criminal session May 30. Malone Moore visits from Birmingham. Mrs. Moore to join him there. Dr. J. P. Hill and Miss Elizabeth Malone among Bangor Cave visitors. Sudden death of W. A. Scott shocks Athens. survived by widow, one daughter, two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. McCoy
Nashville
American Legion Auxiliary
W. B. Anderson
Fred Black
W. A. Strange
Texas
Strange
Athens
Democratic Executive Committee
M. Bowen
R. B. Patton
Geo. L. Sherrill
Limestone
B. B. Glasgow
Huntsville
Buck -Rogers
Decatur
Henderson Carter
Benevolent Society Hospital
Municipal Court
Limestone County
Malone Moore
Birmingham
Scott
Suris
Nella Carter
Daughtes
Morgan Students Win More Honors at Alabama
Three Morgan county students earned new honors at the University of Alabama. Miss Sara Neville of Trinity was reappointed chairman of the Wesley Foundation Methodist students' organization. Lucile Chenault of Decatur was elected president of Zeta Phi Eta. A. M. Smith of Decatur joined Pi Tau Chi and became a charter member of Alpha chapter established at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Decatur
Trinity
University of Alabama
Sara Neville
Wesley Foundation Methodist
Lucile Chenault
Blackfriars
Zeta Phi Eta
A. M. Smith
Pi Tau Chi
Christian Leadership Fraternity
Alpha Chapter
Spring Rally Of Walther League Zone 2 Here Sunday
The Walther League Zone 2 spring rally hosts events at St Pauls Lutheran Church with delegates from Birmingham Hanceville Cullman Florence. Rev Art Graf preaches at 11 AM, altar by Rev E T Town, 12:30 dinner at Lyons Hotel. Afternoon session 2 PM at Riverside High School features Watson Carlisle Rev Edmund Lammert and Bill Buettner with a social lunch afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Birmingham
Hanceville
Cullman
Florence
Art Graf
E. T. Town
Lyons Hotel
Riverside High School
Watson Carlisle
Edmund Lammert
the Redeemer Lutheran Church
Bill Buettner
Zone
Fasteeth Powder Promises Secure Comfort For False Teeth
Advert shows Fasteeth powder as a new improved product that keeps dentures firmly in place all day without gooey taste or soot. Available from druggists in three sizes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elbert Weaver
Fennell Wallace
Ann Kimbrough
Line Street
Caroline Barfield
Margaret Louise Nash
Doris Wohl
Jane Harris
Marjorie Wilder
the Valley Country Club
Elizabeth Gammon Poteet
Junior Legion Auxiliary
A. A. Parker
East Church Street
Goidel
Lok Lans
Paul Kelly
Paal
Robert Benchley
Empire Grill
Moulton Street
Strand Theatre
Hartselle, Ala
Rebecca
Sunny Brook Farm
Randolph Scott
Jack Haley
Gloria, Stuart
Phyllis Brooks
Helen Westley
Slim Summerville
Bill Robinson
Raymond Scott Quintet
Alan Dinehart
Edward Bromberg
S. A. Lynne, Sr
Seybourn Lynne, Jr
Skeggs Crawford
John S. Bragg
Loyd Lively
Linestree
W. J. Cornelius, Jr
Mobile
Mobile High School
Bilis Carter
Cilis
Winston Garth
Bruce Allen
J. M. Holt
Board of Revenue
J. T. Blackshear
Decatur Hospital
A. B. McWilliams
Birmingham Hospital
Eugene Yarbrough
Athens College
W. W. Malone
J. E. Christopher
Mat Woodfin
Powers Hospital
Louise Hobbs
Howard Hobbs
Mary Maguire
Capitol
Bing
Martha
Bing Crosby
Martha Raye
Andy Devine, Mary Carlisle
Morgan
Fire Drug CO
Roy Fite
Old Hotel
Valdermose Springs
Black Bros, Orchestra
Cotton Headquarters
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