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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
5
Mrs H E Williams hosted a Wednesday afternoon picnic for Gordon second graders at Adele Springs on the Bee Line highway. Pupils presented a pantomime, readings and songs followed by outdoor games and refreshments served by Mrs Wloan. Time of club meeting changed to 7 15 for As You Like It club at leader’s home.
Mr and Mrs Louis Argend and family are now at home at 301 East Church St. The Shakespearean club Much Ado About Nothing will meet Saturday morning at 10 o clock at the home of Miss Collette Tanner. Mrs Lei a Grubbs Hall is expected to return today from Shelbyville after visiting her sister Mrs J A Cillom who is accompanying Mrs Hall home for a short visit. Little Mary Blankenship is able.
Several residents travel for health and family. Mrs. Jeddy Ryan moves home after treatment at Baughs Infirmary. Red Kirbrough rests after Thursday operation. Phil Pointer can be out after weeks with a broken leg. Attendees at a Cullman baseball game include Mr. and Mrs. J O Colvard and others. Mrs. Thomas Hodson travels to Birmingham for a Grand Officer reception hosted by the Birmingham Chapter OB S.
Dr Logan Clendening warns that bromide containing nerve tonics can cause poisoning including mental confusion and gait problems. A case shows bromide intoxication mimicking alcohol distress cleared when bromides stopped. Skin eruptions and ulcers linked to bromide. salt may hasten recovery with medical guidance.
The Gay Caballero stars George O Brien with Victor McLaglen in a Fox drama at the Princess Theatre this Saturday. A Mexican cantina setting modeled on Tom Gill’s novel scenes authentic outdoor life and romance with a marimba band and tango dances as El Coyote faces Paco Morales the land baron.
Sulphur Springs notes Mrs Ben Hitt is improving after an operation at Benevolent hospital and is now at the home of her sister Mrs.
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Jerry French and Mrs. Frank Thornhill visited Birmingham homes of the Andrews and Jacobs families this week. Mrs. Caddell and Mrs. Gardner drove to Birmingham for a Thursday visit. Mrs. Mason Crow and Misses Fanny Bess and Margaret Crow returned from Tuscaloosa where the Misses Crow earned A B degrees from the University of Alabama on Tuesday.
Promotion exercises for sixth graders advancing to junior high were held at Riverside High School. Three schools Bibb Lafayette Street and Fairview conducted the event with Rev Nabors delivering the principal address and Certificates of promotion awarded by Superintendent Benson. The program included devotional songs duets chorus and diploma delivery.
Central High School held its senior class night at River side auditorium with an overflow audience. The program featured a class prophecy acted as a floating university visiting world ports and meeting former classmates. Salutatory will poem history prophecy and valedictory were well received with entertainment between acts.
Charlotte White daughter of Gov. George White of Ohio will wed Dr. Frank Hamilton after an engagement announced at the White home in Marietta. The romance began months ago when she was treated following a car accident.
Nellie Brashears age 86 died April 14 in Tanner Alabama at her daughter’s home. Burial was in Pulaski Tennessee her former home. Survived by five children two daughters in law two sons and a stepson thirty-one grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren.
A North Carolina pharmacist blends several ingredients into B C a medication marketed to relieve most headaches in minutes. Sold nationwide in 10c and 25c packages B C also eases muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without narcotics or habit forming drugs.
The obituary notes that Mrs. Breashears spent her later years with Mrs. W. Hannah at Tanner, and highlights lifelong family connections extending to great grandchildren.
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