Pajama fashion sparks social satire and wedding notices
The piece rails at pajamas as a fashionable craze while a separate social column covers Suzanne Jones and Barrett C. Shelton’s upcoming June seventh wedding at First Presbyterian church led by Rev. James D. Wallace. It lists bridesmaids and a string of pre nuptial events, plus club活动 and Poppy Day appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Jones
Barrett C. Shelton
First Presbyterian Church
James D. Wallace
Miss Jones
Julia Leigh Lynne
Walter D. Sanders
Macon
Emmie Prances Polhill
Liza Lee Miller
Carolyn Fussell
Mary Battle Hendrix
B. M. Bloodworth
Jackson Calvin
Skeggs Crawford
John Henry Jones
Julian Hall
Dothan
Norman Harris
Arthur Alvin Jones
T. W. Pratt
Hurstsville
William McNeill, Jr
Decatur
Lahleen Kinney
Will Wyker
W. M. Voorhies
Mrs. Wyker
Canal Street
Ellen Hildreth
Lucille Giles
Miss Hildreth
Lafayette Street
H. D. Greer
D.S. Echols
The
Valley Country Club
M. R. Rankin
Mesdames J. H. Calvin
Joseph A. Woods
Bernice Himes
Thomas A. Bowles
Georgia Miller
Bowles
Jack Calvin
Hotel
Lyons
Emmie Frances Polhill
League of Women Voters to Meet at Hotel Lyons
League members are urged to attend a general meeting Saturday at 9 30 a m in the Hotel Lyons assembly room. Plans for the June 12 banquet will be discussed and committees named with duties announced to each member. Mrs W B Edmundson serves as president and Mrs W F Rauschenberg as secretary.
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League
League of Women Voters
Hotel Lyons
W. B. Edmundson
W. F. ‘Rauschenberg
Sec
The Marry Round and Local Society Notes
A column blends humorous musings on love with a parade of social visits. Bragg travels to Birmingham while Seybourne Lynne, Fanny Pollard and family attend University of Alabama events. The Masterson family makes multiple trips for Woman’s College commencements and summer plans in Blue Ridge and Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Masterson
Woman's College
Blue Ridge
N. C
Local social notes show Arkansas visitors and Alabama ties
Miss Maida Gressette of Conway Arkansas and Mrs H B Hull of Mammoth Springs Arkansas arrive to visit sister Mrs Hartwell Davis. Virginia Brock from Montevallo Alabama returns for summer with her parents J P and Mrs Brock. Several students and relatives attend university events and travel between Tuscaloosa Birmingham Nashville Memphis and Athens College with family visits and graduations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maida Gressette
Conway, Ark
H. B. Hull
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Hartwell Davis
Virginia Brock
Montevallo
Alabama College
J. P. Brock
Sundown Stories Imp Visit Sparks Time Voyage
Mary Graham Bonner tale follows John Peggy and a Little Black Clock who plan to see an imp after the clock turns back time by centuries. The children wonder why imps were more plentiful in the past and fantasize about the idea.
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Mary Graham Bonner
John
Peggy
Dots on dress pattern for spring and summer styles
The text describes Pattern 1928 for a sleeveless bodice and flared skirt using wash silk dotted pique or shantung. Dots come in red blue green or yellow with contrasting grounds, sizes range 14 to 42, yardage details vary by size, and instructions plus postage for 15 cents per pattern. Orders go to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shantung
Aterry
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York City
The Little Black Clock and the Imp Joke
The Little Black Clock pretends to see an imp and laughs at the children. He explains the tiny shoot from the big tree was part of a joke, turning back time to amuse the scene.
A Silly Word Prompts Time Turns In Aear Days
A cryptic note hints at time changes and a phrase IMP as a clue. Tomorrow references a term described as silly, suggesting a playful or coded message within a local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imp
Great Crowd To Attend Service At Central Baptist Church
A large audience will fill the Central Baptist church auditorium next to Central and Riverside High schools. More than sixty young graduates will receive diplomas and sit in places of honor while the sermon is delivered to their relatives.
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Central Baptist Church
Central
Riverside
Dreds
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