Athens social notes and events fill weekend pages
Athens residents attend club meetings and parties at homes and the armory. The Garden Club marked its first anniversary with historic trees and garden flowers on display while several bridge and contract groups held luncheons and socials. Local visitors include Birmingham and Decatur sources with mentions of a Democratic campaign talk and various family visits.
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J. M. Hatfield
Wie
W. J. Hagan
W Nethery
Decatur
Athens
Garden Club of
H. N. Binford
Geo. Duncan
Frances Lerman
Caterpillar Skin Varied From Naked To Hairy
The article notes that caterpillar integuments vary in texture with some species lacking coverings while others bear hairs spines or tubercles, illustrating diversity in larval exoskeletons.
Mystery and Romance on Mononga Island Chapter 12
In darkness I monitor whispers and a night figure. Pauo and Larry unpack while Tom, Ione, and Pilly copy a ship log using a camera. Utato decodes wireless signals from Papete revealing Livingston as the Englishman linked to Whitney.
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Pauo
Mononga
Ione
Pilly
Tom
Larry
Whitney
Holmes
Chicago
Utato
Skin Science Explores Tattoo Removal and Side Effects
The article surveys why people want tattoos removed as they age, cites examples of mismatched body art and changing tastes, and notes risks of older removal methods. It mentions doctors like Dr. Clendening and discusses painful or unsafe techniques alongside safer modern options.
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Joe
Economics Club Enjoys A Party In Danville
Danville May 20 Special The Danville Home Eco Club and the BAS hosted a party at the national building featuring a treasure hunt led by Miss Minnie Littleton and F B E Martin. Three prize rounds sent couples off together with Jane Maddox and Hubert Lee winning a box of caramel kisses. Jessie Owen and George Lindsey were elected future housemaker and future farmer as cake and punch followed.
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Danville
Jessie Owen
George Lindsey
Morgan Countians Graduate at Auburn Poly Tech
At the Alabama Polytechnic Institute 281 graduates received degrees at the 60th commencement on May 17. Two Morgan county residents earned degrees: Colvin Barr Caudell and Rena Junkins from Falkville. The class marked the largest in the school's history amid a 25 percent enrollment rise during Dr. Bradford Knapp’s presidency.
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Auburn
Als
Morgan County
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Bradford Knapp
Colvin Barr Caudell
Falkville
Rena Junkins
Palkville
Unusual Cotton Truck Fire in Athens Alabama
An unusual accident occurred when a cotton truck owned by A. D. Carter of Athens caught fire as gasoline was being added to the tank. The blaze quickly engulfed the truck and twenty bales of cotton. the truck was insured but the cotton was not.
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Athens
Ala
A. D. Carter
Flowers Will Be Placed On Confederate Graves
In Athens Alabama on Sunday graves of Confederate soldiers in the city cemetery will be decorated with flowers. Dr J B Morris will give a brief talk on the Lost Cause. Many graves bear no names as many fallen soldiers were never identified and lie in unknown plots.
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Athens
Ala
J. B. Morris
Lost Cause
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R. C. Martin
Harold Harlan
Thomas
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T. E. Gilbert
P. W. Hendricks, Jr
Frances Woodroof
R. D. Gray
W. C. Chambers
D. O. Looney
Malone Moore
Sue Billingsley
le Ruth Glaze
Bridge Club
Earl McPeters
Benton Romine
Juanita Stinnett
Athens College
Henry Walker
Patton
Irene Patton
Grant Street
First Ave
City Cleaners Laundry
American Cleaners
Sean Seas
Papeete
Civilization
South Pacific Islands
Montonga
Livingston
Tarea
Wanderer
Palmer
Utate
England
Kanaka
Tennessee Valley Business College OF
Huntsville
Mobile Business College
Raedee
Mobile College
Logan Clendening
M. D
Nellie
Agnes
Clendening
Economics Club
Morgan Countians
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ballard
Rajah Rich
Campbell’s
Florida
White House
Lux
RINSO
Lifebody
Wilson’s Advance
Wilson
AJAX
Alabama
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