Afternoon Party for Marion Schimmel on Sherman Street
Mrs J By Schimmel will entertain on Tuesday afternoon to honor her daughter Marion on her birthday. The party starts at 3 30 o'clock at their home on Sherman street for children guests.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1927
Page
5
Mrs J By Schimmel will entertain on Tuesday afternoon to honor her daughter Marion on her birthday. The party starts at 3 30 o'clock at their home on Sherman street for children guests.
The Decatur Mothers Club met at President Mrs. W P Baugh’s Sherman Street home to elect officers for the next year after a brief business session. The election of officers resulted in the selection of new leadership to guide the group.
Miss Mae Tisdale and Chris Davidson journey to Nash Ceane for juniors while Louise Tisdale Osienet Fryer join them. Families plan trips to Florence and Montgomery with Maxwell Field training. Club activities include a successful year ending banquet and a flower drive for Benevolent Hospital. Various residents host bridge, attend commencements, and visit Birmingham, Madison, and Mobile.
Harriett and Rebecca Lide invite about fifty children to Valley Country Club Monday afternoon from three to five for the sixth birthday celebration.
Westminster Presbyterian Church Woman’s Auxiliary schedules a social for Monday afternoon at Valley Court. Members will gather for fellowship and light refreshments and discuss upcoming church events.
Miss Sadie Rolfe will come back here on Sunday from Waltermoosa where she spent vacation with relatives. Miss Elizabeth Brooks of Huntsville visits Mr and Mrs W E Crawford. Bob Nelson and family return from days at Hot Springs Ark Little Rock Ark. First Methodist Missionary Society will not meet due to Fifth Monday social being dispensed for visits to the sick. Miss Alice Williams returns to Chattanooga after a month with J L Williams set.
Piano pupils present a re cital at 4 o clock at 351 Jackson streets Troup residence. Mrs H C Troup assisted by Mrs J M Pettey. Program includes pieces by Chopin MacDowell Paderewski Sinding and more with names listed such as Kath erine Hunter Ruth Stroup Susan Beach Garren and Mary Jones.
The Tennessee River shows a slow rise with a gauge reading of 3.7 feet as of today.
Indications this morning show his condition improved. Friends monitor his status with hopeful interest as they await his full recovery at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.
The daily temperatures held within a gentle range with a high of 78 and a low of 72 over the past 24 hours, indicating typical conditions for this period.
A chaotic wartime dispatch from Columbus describes an army bombing plane incident injuring a man and a woman, with references to Private Y and Mrs. M J Mitchel and mentions a Eugene Wave at Maye's Beauty. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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