Luncheons and Showers Mark Central High Graduates
Mrs. Henry Norton hosted a luncheon for Central High School graduates including Elizabeth Lamon and Theora Rasch. Mizpah Chapter No 19 O E S honored Mrs. George Botkin with a handkerchief shower before her move to Birmingham. Dorothy Holmes will receive a miscellaneous bridal shower from First Presbyterian class members. A Friday picnic marks church youth activities and a spin on the membership race ends with Miss Mary Thompson hosting the winners. T. M. Jones Sr. hosts a spend the day birthday party. First Presbyterian classes plan an all day Bee Line highway outing Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Ross
Mizpah
George Botkin
Birmingham
Ross
Dorothy Holmes
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Harriett Irwin
Ann McRee
Mary Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
E. C. Shaw
Burton Bartees
Wedneday
Shaw
Bee Line Highway
Personal notices of visitors and summer travels
Among out of town friends and relatives paying respects to Mrs. Josephine Colemen are Mrs. Claude King and Mrs. Emmett King of Leighton, Mrs. Alice Ferguson of Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Stevie Penn of Hartselle, and others. Sam White returns from the University of Alabama to spend summer with his parents J. C. White. Miss Lucille Russell leaves for Woodland Mills to stay with her parents. Miss Elizabeth Henry of Huntsville visits the Steeds. T. C. Chandler motor to Nashville for several days with relatives. Miss Mary Robertson in Guntersville for summer after Riverside high. Miss Florence Smith travels from Riverside junior high to Danville then Birmingham for vacation. Neal Speake returns from visit to relatives. Laura Davis of Athens faculty will visit her brother Hartwell Davis in Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Colemen
Claude King
Emmett King
Leighton
Alice Ferguson
Florence
Stevie Penn
Hartselle
Mattie L. Moore
Jasper
Dick Fennell
W. R. Coleman
Birmingham
Sam White
University of Ala
Tuscaloosa
Mrs
J. C. White
Lucille Russell
Woodland Mills
Mrs. Russell
Florence Smith
Riverside Junior High
Danville
Laura Davis
Athens
Hartwell Davis
Local residents and relatives listed in Memorial Day notices
Memorial Day notice lists residents visiting relatives in Birmingham Tenn Pulaski and Tuscaloosa. Names include Neal Speake Mattie Moore Diana Deason Mary Ford Tillery and Dorothy Virginia Holmes with Harwell engagement and June fifth wedding planned at First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Holmes
Dorothy Virginia
James Fulmore Harwell
First Presbyterian Church
Spring Fashion Catalog Promotes Annie Adams children's dresses
A Decatur Daily advertisement invites readers to order the Spring Fashion Catalog by Annie Adams. It highlights pattern 2246 for youth dresses in sizes 38 to 50 with fabric and lace yardage, plus a 32 page catalog of adult and children styles, lingerie, and house dresses. Catalog and patterns priced 25 cents. Send orders to Decatur Daily Pattern Department, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Lost Saturday pocketbook found reward offered
Lost brown pocketbook last Saturday evening with bills and change. Reward offered. Call 610 to identify and claim.
Excitement of The Wet Parade At Princess Today
The Wet Parade opens today at the Princess for two days. Based on Upton Sinclair, the drama follows a Southern family from before World War I through Prohibition and bootlegging with a rising climax. Dorothy Jordan leads with Robert Young and Lewis Stone among a large cast. Victor Fleming directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jordan
Robert Young
Lewis Stone
Walter Huston
Jimmy Durante
Princess Theatre
Upton Sinclair
Madelon Claudel
Walter Hutson
Neil Hamilton
Jimmy “Schnozzle" Durante
Wallace Ford
Myrna Loy
John Miljan
Joan Marsh
Clara Blandick
Emma Dunn
Victor Fleming
Birth Announcement for Tommy Lee Billings
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Billings announce the birth of a ten pound son named Tommy Lee on May 26. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing well at their home on Seventh Avenue West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wilds
The
Benevolent Hospital
Wilds
James Ferrell
H. L. Billings
Tommy Lee
Drunkenness leads to jail for two men
Two Negro men were placed in the county jail on Saturday afternoon charged with drunkenness.
Assault and Battery Charges Against Local Suspect
A man was charged with assault and battery and placed in Morgan County Jail this morning. He is identified by description in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central High School
Elizabeth Lamon
Dorothea Rasch
Katie Marvin Thompson
Elsie Roper
Aphelia Norton
Mrs. Botkin
T. M. Jones
T. M. Jones, Jr
East Walnut Street
Bible
Madison
Ala
Elizabeth Henry
Huntsville
William Steed
T. C. Chandler
Nashville
Mary Robertson
Guntersville
Riverside High School
Neal
Mrs. Neal Speake
East Gordon Drive
W.R. Coleman
Josephine Coleman
Alabama
Birmingham Southern
Mr. Fennell
Woods Hole
Mass
E. A. Fennell
J. R. Mullin
Mullin
Dr. A. M. Roan
O. W. Watson
E. N. Watson
Pulaski, Tenn
Earle Calvin
Bessemer
Minnie Baker
Billy Boswell
University of Virginia
Diana Deason
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Ann Tillery
Mary Ford Tillery
Walter Todd
East Church Street
Arline Cardin
Forrest Woods
Travis Woods and Son
Mrs. E. Woods
Herman Kyle
J. H. Alexander
Jimmy Edwards
Mattie Kyle
Oliver Wade
Baugh Infirmary
Ben Britnell
Ferry Street
A. H. Kelley
F. D. Peebles
Leroy McEntire
Cullman
Sadie Smith
Marion L. Robinson
Fort Payne, Als
H. E. Dryden, Jr
Horace III
Payetteville
Tenn
Mrs. J. R. Daniell
John. Burke Scheer
Auburn
Charles Matthews, Jr
Charles Matthews
Maggie Littlejohn
R. N. Harris
Jesse Taylor Cargill
Moye
Eugene
Move’s Beauty Parlor
Decatur
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Upton
Decatur Daily
Anne Adams
New York
Wilson
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Heaven Bound
Alabama Drug Co
Decatur Drug Co
Nungester Drug Co
Thompson Drug Co
Caddell Drug Co
Goidel Drug Co
Tsack
Commercial Printing Department
the Decatur .Daily
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