Married Ladies' Bridge Club meets. prizes awarded
The Married Ladies' Bridge Club held a delightful Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. JE S Morrow with one substitute for an absent member, Mrs Milton Harvey. Top score went to Mrs Morrow and a guest received a keepsake. Next gathering to be at Mrs W K McNeills home.
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Married Ladies’ Bridge Club
JE. S. Morrow
Milton Harvey
Mayors Gather in Selma for Alabama Association Meet
United States Senator Hugo Black will speak at the Alabama Mayors Association gathering in Selma June 26 27 along with Governor Bibb Graves and Congressman Lamar Jeffers. The program includes dedicating Selma’s new airport, banquets, and round table discussions with local officials.
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Selma
Ala
United States
Hugo Black
Alabama
Alabama Mayors’ Association
Association
Birmingham
Bibb Graves
Lamar Jeffers
Harry T. Hartwell
Mobile City Commission
McNew
T. J. Rowell
A. W. Gunter
Montgomery
Lundh
M. L. Robertson
Selma Country Club
E. W. Gamble
Visitors and recoveries noted in Sheffield and beyond
A family roundup lists Mrs Roy Kelley resting after surgery in Colbert County Hospital Sheffield. Several relatives plan travels including Mr and Mrs A E Humphrey to New Orleans and Mrs W S Russell joining Mr Russell in New York City. Others report health improvements and social plans such as Birmingham trips and a Huntsville dance with local fans attending a fight.
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Roy Kelley
Sheffield
Colbert County Hospital
W. S. Russell
Mr. Russell
New York City
Liggett’s
Floral orange rose taffeta gown worn by Jean Arthur
A flowered taffeta compose worn by Jean Arthur is styled in rich orange and rose shades as part of a bid for milady's favor for evening wear.
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Wring
Milady
Jean Arthur
Hugo Black of Alabama. Reports of committees and officers
Reports of committees and election of officers and permanent committees. Discussion of future scope and activities of the association led by S. J. Reaves of Anniston. Selection of next convention city. Adjournment to participate in dedication of Selma's new airport.
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Hugo Black
Alabama
S. J. Reaves
Anniston
Selma
Polly Anna Club Meeting Friday at Community House
The Polly Anna club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Community House in Connecticut Mills.
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Polly Anna
Connecticut Mills
Eagletts meet Friday at First Presbyterian church
The Eagletts, a youth group, will hold a regular meeting Friday evening at 7 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church, inviting all members to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
Guild Club Meets Friday Evening Meeting Notice
The Episcopal Guild club will meet Friday evening at seven o'clock. All members are requested to be present.
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Episcopal Guild Club
Decatur Supporters Back Sergeant Baker in Huntsville Fight
T. M. Jones Jr. Frank P. Lide and E. B. Garner will accompany Decatur supporters of Sergeant Baker as he faces Tommy Jordan in Huntsville tonight.
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Scrap T. M. Jones, Jr
Frank P. Lide
E. B. Garner
Decatur
Sergeant Baker
Huntsville
Tommy Jordan
Decatur Daily fob mint nets done efficiently neatly promptly
A compact note from the Decatur Daily describes minting or fob processing being completed efficiently, neatly, and promptly, highlighting orderly workflow and timely results.
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Decatur
Should A Girl Marry Theme At The Princess Today
The Princess Theater presents Should A Girl Marry a drama directed by Scott Pembroke about a betrayed young woman acquitted of a crime, pursued by a vengeful detective, and saved by a young man. Comedy by Dot Farley and Andy Clyde lightens the scene amid a tale of heartache and fate.
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The
Princess Today
Princess Theater
Scott Pembroke
Helen Foster
Thad
Sister
Donald Keith
Dot Farley
Andy Clyde
Wm. V. Mong
George Chesbro
Dorothy Vernon
Bayart
Trem Carr
Arthur Hoerl
$100 A Month For One Cent A Day Policy
An accident policy costing one cent per day, totaling $3.65 yearly, offers up to $100 a month in coverage. Issued by National Protective Insurance Assn in Kansas City, with 115,000 policies already in force. Free 10 day inspection policy sample by mail. send name age address and beneficiary details.
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National Protective Insurance Assn
Sgarritt Bidg
Kansas City
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