Where's Grandma a Priceville High School Comedy
A three act comedy titled Where's Grandma will be presented at Priceville High School. Cast includes Gretchen Blake Nancy Collier Bob Blake George Hutson Carol Worley Eugenia Price Jack Worley James Smith Arline Truesdale Ruth Price Lucy King Mary Gardiner Peck Midnight Jackson Kirkland Bean Dahlia Jackson Claudia Weinmann.
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Grandma
Priceville High School
Gretchen Blake
Nancy Collier
Bob Blake
George Hutson
Carol Worley
Eugenia Price
Jack Worley
James Smith
Arline Truesdale
Ruth Price
Lucy King
Mary Gardiner Peck
Midnight Jackson
Kirkland Bean
Dahlia Jackson
Claudia Weinmann
Priceville School Hears Womanless Wedding Program
A womanless wedding is set for Priceville School on May 21 at eight o clock. Elaborate costumes will be provided for the cast and the wedding will be performed in full detail for a night of laughs with a public invitation.
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Priceville
Hummingbird catching described with gin lure method
Wilk Jarman of Kinston recounts a method to trap humming birds by using gin sweetened like honey placed on flowers. Birds are lured by the scent, drink the gin, and collapse, allowing the catcher to pick them up.
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A-Hum
Fisherman reels trout and eel in clove hitch tale
In New London on May 20, gyenh Watterson cast into a stream and caught a trout and eel locked in a tug of war over a worm. The trout won but the worm slipped off. the fish and eel then fought on the line, ending with a neat clove hitch around the eel. Watterson claims two witnesses.
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London
Conn
Gyenh Watterson
Watterson
End of Papyrus Era Follows Chinese Linen Paper Arrival
A historical note indicates papyrus paper declined after the introduction of Chinese linen paper. The shift marks a major change in ancient writing materials and record keeping.
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated By Waldsmiths
Mr and Mrs L O Waldsmith marked fifty years of marriage with a May tenth gathering at the Puryear home in Hartselle. Guests included grandsons John Puryear and Jack Bean and bridesmaids Dan McGlathery Jerinie Burnim and Sarah Emma Hampton. The event featured gold jewelry, a wedding motif of yellow and white flowers, and displays of family keepsakes including an 1895 Alabama Enquirer copy and childhood mementos.
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Mrs. L. O. Waldsmith
W. M. Puryear
Hartselle
John Puryear
Jack Bean
Puryear
T. J. Waldsmith
Sybilla Lee Williams
Dan McGlathery
Jerinie Burnim
Falkville
J. M. Lovell
Sarah Emma Hampton
Birmingham
Third Ward PTA Final Meeting At School Auditorium
The Third Ward P T A held its final meeting Tuesday in the school auditorium. Officers for the year include President Mrs. W J Britton and Vice President Miss Ann Clare Carlisle. The group awarded prizes for mother participation and decided to spend 2 50 on screening cafeteria windows.
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State P.T. A
Vrpt Gia
Reverevevecern
Stone and Barnett Lumber Company
P.T. A
W. J. Britton
Ann-Clare Carlisle
Margaret Alexander
Irene Clem
Johnny Hodges
Hodges
Waldsmith and Williams wed in Hartselle in May
A wedding report notes the marriage of L. O. Waldsmith and Sybilla Williams on May 10 at Mrs. J. F. Parker’s home in Hartselle. The bride is daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James B. Williams of Cedar Plains, and Waldsmith works as a telegraph operator in Saluria. The ceremony was led by Reverend Mr. Davenport.
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Hymeneas
L. O. Waldsmith
Sybilla Williams
J. F. Parker
Hartselle
James B. Williams
Cedar Plains
Waldsmith
Saluria
Davenport
Mrs. Waldsmith
the Enquirer
J. Asa Rountree
Signatures in Bride’s Book At Reception
Miss Stalyne Hardwick invited guests to sign the bride’s book with a seated pen from an old ink well. The reception ended with 135 names recorded from friends and relatives. Miss Annie Ruth Waldsmith directed guests to the dining room as white lac ed paper bells and white roses decorated the table. Golden punch was served from a white table as Miss presided.
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Stalyne Hardwick
Annie Ruth Waldsmith
Reunion Service Set for Sunday at St. Pauls Lutheran
A reunion service will be held Sunday evening at St. Pauls Lutheran church at 7:30. The event aims to become an annual affair bringing together all those who have been confirmed.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sparrows Adopt Bluebird Young After Parents Die
In Carthage Missouri on May 20 a bluebird family faced tragedy when the parents were killed. Sparrows then fed the bluebird babies with the worms they had been given, surprising onlookers as the birds continued their care.
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Carthage
W. O. Folkes
Irene Doss and family host with music and bells
Irene Doss led a gathering with Mrs H L Heflin of Danville Mrs H L Burleson and Dudley Puryear assisting Ice cream in bell shaped molds and cakes in ring heart diamond and star designs were served Each plate bore a tiny yellow bell as a favor The afternoon featured well loved songs Maggie Auld Lang Syne Annie Laurie Nellie Gray and The Old Oaken Bucket.
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Irene Doss
H. L. Heflin
Danville
H. L. Burleson
Dudley Puryear
Maggie
Auld Lang Syne
Annie Laurie
Nellie Gray
Make this pattern at home for summer fashion
Learn to sew a dainty summer frock with flutter capelets and a chic bodice panel. Pattern 4424 fits misses and women sizes 14 through 42, with step by step instructions and fabric yardage for size 16. Send 15 cents for pattern and order The Anne Adams Pattern Book for more summer styles.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Deliv Pattern Department
1St
New York
N. Y
Attractive Hands Never Cold Damp Clammy
Gladys Glad advises women with damp moist hands to treat the issue by addressing nervous health and using supervised topical mixtures. She presents two solutions with boric acid borax salicylic acid glycerine bay rum and tannic acid glycerine rosewater toilet alcohol, noting these deter perspiration without destroying sweat glands.
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Gladys Glad
America
How to care for overactive hand perspiration
The guide recommends thorough cleansing with bland soap and tepid water before applying either solution. Sponging three times daily, allowing to dry naturally, then massaging with a rich skin balm keeps hands soft and white and may reduce gland overactivity, making the hands cooler and velvety.
Regina Beauty Tip Tricks Enlarged Pores Care
A mild Epsom salts solution helps close enlarged pores but may over dry some skins. Readers can request Miss Glad's pamphlets on New Figure and Beauty Culture by writing to the paper with self addressed stamped envelopes and small coins to cover printing and handling costs. Personal beauty questions will be answered in her daily column.
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Regina
Miss Glad
Young People’s Union Meets at Cambridge
Decatur Young People’s Union will meet at 7 30 Friday night at Cambridge east of Athens Plans will be made for the trip to the summer assembly at Alabama College Montevallo from June 3 to June The union expects to be largely represented at the assembly.
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Decatur Young People’s Union
Cambridge
Athens
Alabama College
Montevallo
Great Pyramid of Gizeh Stands as the Last Wonder
The Great Pyramid at Gizeh in Egypt remains the sole surviving structure of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
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Gizeh
Egypt
Doan's Pills Offer Backache Relief via Kidney Support
Many people suffer nagging backache from functional kidney disorders. An excess of acids and waste in the blood can cause pains, tiredness, swelling, and nocturnal urination. Doan's Pills are advertised as a quick relief by flushing out waste and acids from the blood.
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Doan
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Tetterine
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Waldsmiths
Echols
Alabama Enquirer
J. A. Rountree
J. H. Riddle
Hartselle College
Ward Pta
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lionel Barrymore
G. P Banniza Manager
Princess Theatre
Rome
Madeleine Carroll
Goidel
Epsom Salts
Revue
Young People
United Furniture CO
Kelvinator
I Furniture Co
Harvey Pride
Second Ave
Decatur
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