Local art exhibition features notable works and dances
An exhibit hosted by Mrs. Corinne Long Griffin showcased china settings by Mrs. E L Thomas and a unique pond scene by Mrs. Griffin. Graveyard of events included poetry readings and a silver tea by the U D C with Mrs. George Williamson supervising. Three local boys to graduate from Columbia MA. Cotaco Literary Club holds final meeting of the year. A Saturday club picnic near Woodall's completes the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Long Griffin
Griffin
Kaleen Day
Myrtle Helen Abel
Annie Macaite
Mesdames
J. D. Jesse
FE. L. Thomas
Charles Johnson
Virginia P. Calvin
Collette Tanner
Katherine Timberlake
Martha
Louise Nash
E. L. Thomas
D. C
the Confederacy
George Williamson
Miss Barbara Davis Arrives for Summer Visit
Miss Barbara Davis arrives from the University of Alabama to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Davis. Several relatives and friends from Nashville and Hartselle are visiting or returning home, including Mrs. J. W. Blair Mrs. W. B. Blackard and Miss Eugenia Alexander ill at a relative’s home.
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Eugenia Alexander
Mr. Call
Hartselle Pike
Union Depot opens at Princess Theatre with Fairbanks Jr.
The Princess Theatre opens Union Depot starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Joan Blondell. The motion picture set in a huge railway station features a vast crowd, fast action, humor and thrills as Fairbanks plays an improvident adventurer and rescuer of maidens. Over ninety actors appear including Guy Kibbee Alan Hale George Rosener David Landau and Mary Dunn with Alfred E Green directing.
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Princess Theatre
Union Depot
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Joan Blondell
Doug
Joan
Guy Kibbee
Alan Hale
George Rosener
David Landau
Mary Dunn
Rita Flynn
Polly Walters
Ruth Hall
Mae Madison
Lillian Bond
George McFarlane
Harle Foxe
Louis King
Frank McHugh
Spencer Charters
Ben Taggart
Robert Homans
Alfred E. Green
Disraeli
Local visitors and travel notes from Wilmington and Huntsville
Tom Burch of Wilmington is visiting the Gores. Mrs. Julia Lewis visits Springfield. John W. Jones traveled to Huntsville for business. Mrs. W. T. Giles returns from The Cedars. John Henry Bitting, Oglethorpe College student, comes home for holidays with the Bittings.
CHIC SIMPLICITY PATTERN 2334 INSTRUCTIONS AND CATALOG
Pattern 2334 steps for a washable warm weather frock in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Size 16 requires 3 yards of 36 inch fabric. Ann Adams fashion catalog now ready with 32 pages of styles for adults and children. Send for catalog and pattern, 25 cents, Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Local residents noted in social news roundup
Mrs. C. A. Edwards is ill at her Fourth avenue home. Mrs. W. B. Robertson returned from visiting Miss Nan Leathers in Morganfield Kentucky. Mrs. John Halbrooks and Mrs. Wilbur Couch with son Wilbur Couch Jr returned from a two week visit to Birmingham. Miss Mary Turley was a Montgomery guest last weekend. E. Arvidson and R. N. Harris visited their sons at C. M. A. in Columbia Tennessee. Mrs. E. M. Chenault and Sydney to return from Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Day traveled to Birmingham for a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Emens of Tuscumbia Alabama were guests in Trinity. Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Powers of Athens were guests of Melvin Hutson. Miss Mary Heard, student at the University of Alabama, will come from Tuscaloosa for the summer.
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J. W. Blair
Blackard and Baby
Nashville
Tenn
E. M. Chenault
John Halbrooks
Wilbur Couch
Jdr
Beulah Martin
Birmingham
Mary Turley
Montgomery
Mary Heard
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Paul H. Taylor Dead at 25 in Moulton District
Paul H. Taylor operator of a barber shop on Moulton Street died at his home on Moulton Rt. 2 after a two week influenza illness. He was 25. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. at the residence. interment in Bald Knob. Survived by wife, one daughter, his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor, two brothers Z T and William. Pallbearers named. flowers listed. Barbering community to honor with honorary pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Taylor
Moulton Street
Moulton
Rt. 2
Bald Knob
Frank Smith
Hartselle
J. H. Taylor
Z. T
William Taylor
Winford NeSmith
Nemmis Casteel
Alvie Wade
Bromo Taylor
Lile Jones
Carl Peet
DO-X Leaves For New Port Monday
The DO-X flying boat, the largest in the world, departed VNGO Spain for Southampton after refueling, en route to Germany. It landed in VNGO last night from Horta Azores, circling the city in farewell to thousands on housetops.
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Vngo
Spain
Southampton
Germany
Horta
Azores
Weather Roundup Notes Mild Weekend Temperatures
The report mentions mild weekend temperatures as recorded by the weather bureau with a focus on daytime highs. It notes a trend toward warmer than average conditions and references a maximum temperature in the region.
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Weather Bureau
Finis Is Written To Colorful Life In a Long Sleep
A county jail inmate named Johnson died from a heart attack while sleeping off liquor after a still visit. Prisoners reported the snoring ceased, and officers found him dead. Funeral services were set for two o’clock at Bellview with burial at Bellview Cemetery. survivors were not listed.
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Finis
Johnson
River Falling Gauge Reads Six Feet This Morning
The Tennessee River was dropping to six feet on the gauge this morning, signaling lower water levels after recent higher flows. Local residents monitored the river level as crews prepared for potential easing of flooding risks along riverbanks.
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Tennessee
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Joseph Woods
Gordon Drive
East
Riverside High School
Miss Giles
Charles Phelps
Cedars
Huntsville
Evelyn Gilles
Decatur
Phelps
Susan Bibb
Marjorie Phinizy
Julia
Marion Bingham
Ruth Johnston
Dorothy Daniel
Nell Beach Dix
Julia Wert Hildreth
Evelyn @efner
Mary Louise Garrett
Louise Walker
Margaret Patterson
Marie Ballas
Stella Meadows
Earline Taylor
Geneva Hough Penney
Mabel Brittain
Marjorie Davis
Hazel Hodges
Evelyn Sivley
Dorothy Rasch
Mildred Nicholson
Neal Wells
Betty McGehee
Jean Huie
Russell Lynne
Dick Harris, Jr
John Higson
Columbia, Tenn
Cotaco Literary Club
C. M. Murdock
Woodall’s
Moulton Pike
Claudia Moss
H. E. Jeffrey
Speer
Roy Wyett
Walton Hill
J. L. Gunter
E. M. Odom
F. H. Pointer
Rufus Peerson
R L. Stephenson
William E. Steed
A. T. Hanson
B. L. Malone
Anita Louise
Barbara Davis
H. R. Davis
Margaret Chenault
Univrsity of Alabama
Eugene Chenault
Mrs
Frank Chenault
University
Albert Clapton
William Bitting
Reteaul Carrell
Ben Martin, Jr
Tennessee Military Institute
Sweetwater
B. F. Martin
Comer Ezell
Ben, Martin, Jr
Moyé
Eugene
Combini
M.oye’s
Beauty
Charilice Chase
Charlie
Flag Liquid
Os Hee
LY Ae
Ahela
Neha
Anne Adams
Tom Burch
Wilmington, N. C
Reginald Goree
Julia Lewis
Springfield
Keyes
John W. Jones
W. T. Giles
John Henry Bitting
Oglethorpe College
Georgia
N. K. Bitting
W. B. Robertson
Nan Leathers
Morganfield, Ky
E. Arvidson
R. N. Harris
Sydney
W. H. Day
W. E. Emens
Tuscumbia, Alg
Trinity
A.D. Powers
Athens
Melvin Hutson
Dona Mae Callahan
Vina Harris
Irene Robinson
Alma Ne Smith
Bertha Casteel
Annie Mae Craig
Mamie Craig
Do-X
Beatrice Orsi
New York
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brown’s
Bellview
Brown
Commercial Printing Department
Doen
Hecatur Daily
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