Summer session opens at Central High for youth
Summer school begins Monday June 1 at Central High for high school and elementary pupils. High courses run several weeks while elementary grades last six weeks. The program offers high school students a chance to repeat work, take advanced study, and graduate earlier. Fully accredited and supervised by the State Department of Education. Faculty includes O S Hagerman director W T Jordan and several teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
State Department of Education
J. D. Garren
F. A Bloodworth, Jr
Visitors at Central High graduation exercises
Among visitors here for the graduation exercises of Central high school were W. A. Darmer Sr and Jr, Pauline Darmer of Florence. B H Darmer and Elsie Southerland of Wilson Dam. Mrs. G V Boston and children George Edward William Earl and Bettie Boston of Lawrenceburg Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
W. A. Darmer
W. A. Darmer, Jr
Pauline Darmer
Florence
B. H. Darmer
Elsie Southerland
Wilson Dam
G. V. Boston
George Edward
William Earl
Bettie Boston
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Dodd and Wright Families Return After Local Visits
Mr and Mrs A B Dodd returned from Columbia where their son Douglas Dodd graduated at Columbia Military Academy this week. Mr and Mrs Lester E Wright of Conneaut Ohio came back after a brief visit to Mrs Wrights father H L Wheeler and other relatives, their first visit here in ten years.
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Delia Bouligny
New Orleans
Edgar Bouligny
Bouligny
Louisiana
Lafayette Escadrille
America
A. B. Dodd
Columbia
Columbia Military Academy
Douglas Dodd
Lester E. Wright
Conneaut, O
Benefit Ball Announced for June by Veterans Auxiliary
Joseph N Hughes commander and Mrs Mary A Hughes president announce plans for a Benefit Ball on June 3 at the Junior Chamber of Commerce building. A meeting of United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary is set for June 1 at 2:00 p m at Decatur courthouse with Department Auxiliary president Mrs Brunson of Mobile attending. Ticket holders unable to attend may mail tickets to Robt Mc Coy Adjutant U S W V Athens Alabama for postage refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Hughes
Mary A. Hughes
Auxiliary of
United Spanish War ,Veterans, and Auxiliary
Court House
Decatur
Auxiliary
Brunson
Mobile
Weather Update Shows Warm, Dry Conditions Across City
The Tennessee river fell to 5.2 feet as Decatur recorded a high of 89 and low of 66 degrees by seven this morning. No rainfall occurred in the 24 hours ending seven o'clock. Or Sol continued to beam on Decatur today with temperatures rising to higher marks.
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Sol
Decatur
Weather Bureau
Autos for Sale Column Guides Real Used Car Values
The autos for sale column serves as a daily guide to practical values in the used car market. It helps buyers compare pricing and assess market norms based on listing details and typical vehicle conditions.
Love, Preferred Lives in a City Night World
Mary, a weary office wife, juggles work with Foster and Bonnie while contending with jealousy as Bonnie flirts with Dick. Mary contemplates a city life, while her sister chases a fast, unstable dream of money and romance.
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Mary
Bonnie
B. F
Philadelphia
New York
Mom
Foster
Washington
Big Boy
Bethrene
the Blaketon
Miller Declines Senate Request For Highway Director
Gov. Miller on May 27 rejected a Senate demand to name a permanent director of the State Highway Department. He said the executive department should not be controlled by the legislature and cited endorsements of lawmakers. He referred questions about highway contracts and finances to W. K. Smith, chief examiner of public accounts.
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Montgomery
Ala
Miller
Senate
State Highway Department
Thomas J. Carlton
Costa
Board of Administration
Highway Department
Oscar Edding Called to Reward in Tanner Funeral
Funeral services were held at 3:30 PM from his home on the Bee Line highway for Oscar Edding who died after an operation at Baugh's Infirmary Decatur. Revs Hall of Athens and Kirby officiated with interment directed by McConnel. Edding was a leading Tanner merchant and valued citizen. The burial occurred Monday.
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Tanner
Bee Line Highway
Oscar Edding
Baugh’s Infirmary
Decatur
Rev. Hall
Athens
Kirby
McConnel
Edding
The Blaketon's Allure Sparks a Hidden Gamble
Mary senses the Blaketon as a guarded lure in a tale where a cautious lover named Dick saves money. The dialogue hints at restraint and secrecy as they navigate status and expense in upscale settings.
New Spectacle Frames Linked to Skin Eruptions
A Cleveland Health column reports a new skin eruption caused by white gold spectacle frames containing nickel. The rash appears where the frames touch the skin, mainly the temples ears and nose bridge, and may be treated with zinc oxide or calamine. Experts note nickel mainly drives the reaction, often electrolytic in nature, and advise switching to solid gold frames or nickel-free options.
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Clendening
Logan
Central Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Relatives of Mrs. Edding Arriving From Detroit
Afternoon arrival expected for Mrs. Edding’s relatives who could not reach here before Sunday night.
Thrift Rules Handbook Appears in Classifieds
A notice outlines rules and regulations of thrift in the classified section. It advises bidders collectors and sellers on pricing formats trade practices and disclosure standards. The document emphasizes clear terms deadlines and fair dealing within community listings.
Houston Johnson Named Top Student at Morgan County High
Morgan County High School selects Houston Johnson as the most popular student after a campus election. The announcement highlights Johnson for his leadership and school spirit.
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Houston Johnson
Morgan County
Selle
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Thompson Drug Store
Albany Drug Co
Ecatur’s Sary
Montevallo Coal
Montevallo Coal Mining Co
Decatur Coal & Mfg. Co
Tennessee
Rere
Cecilia Waters
Stillwater
Love
Edna Bord Webster
Contra Press Associatio
Blaketon
Sterchi
Steach?'s
Sterchi Bros
Second
Bank St
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