Knight Crawford wedding and local society notes
The society column reports the wedding of Miss Jewell Crawford to John Knight at the bride’s home with family and friends in attendance. Also noted are Annie Ruth Brown marrying Paul Keltner, a Saturday Night Supper Club gathering, and a Golden Jubilee program at the First Baptist church with local leaders and congregants participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Knight
Elsie Crawford
Gwendolyn Holmes
Ee Knight
Gaynell Crawford
Mr. Knight
Peggy Brown
Ferry Street
Jane Malone
Tom White
Betty Townsend
Charlie Wade
Jane Harris
Jack Tankersley
Caroline Barfield
Billy Sittason
Miss Brown
Roy Fite, Jr
First Baptist Church
Emory
Gene Ray
Jesse Ray
Local Festival Opens With Playlet The Golden Jubilee
The festival sponsor led the opening talk and a playlet The Golden Jubilee was presented by Mrs. F. R. Benson and a cast including Mrs. A. T. Hanson Mrs. EB d. Polhill Mrs. John H. McMath Miss Jessie Mae Montgomery and Arthur Parker among others. A soloist Mary E Walls accompanied by Mrs. Lahleen Kinney sang several Negro Spirituals as church decorations framed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Benson
A. T. Hanson
Arthur Parker
Mary E. Walls
Lahleen Kinney
Make This Pattern At Home With Anne Adams
Summer sewing guide promotes Anne Adams Pattern 4749 for a crisp youthful silhouette with darts seams and gores. Includes step by step instructions and fabric details. price fifteen cents per pattern. book and pattern combo twenty five cents. Order via The Decatur Daily Pattern Department 243 W 17th St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. S
Senior honor list and rites mark graduation
The Balfour medal honors outstanding senior and George Bloodworth earns Readers Digest subscription. Prof. W. W. Benson retires as city superintendent. audience shown cup by Prof. Jordan. Benson thanks patrons, board members, faculty and students. Bach and chorus led by Rev. Homer Britton with benediction by Rev. Jewis H. Knight. Diplomas awarded to numerous graduates including Bloodworth, Bethany, Bloodworth, Bunch, Camp, Childs, Clark, Carrell, Clements, Colvard, Day, Darrah, Green, Howland, Langley, McEntire, Michelson, McDaniel, Mitchell, Nichola, Pryor, Parks, Argend, Boggess, Brown, Canterbury, Campbell, Chandler, Davidson, Dodd, Drake, Durham, Eubanks, Ellis, Ellis, Finley, Ferguson, Greenhill, Griffin, Grubbs, Jacks, Julian, Knight, Pruitt, Powell, Pettey, Roberts, Ryan, Sellers, Smith, Scarbrough, Stanley, Self, Smith, Wilson, Wilson, Kay, Latham, Mahaffey, Murphree, McMintire, Markham, Norwood, Nelson, Pettus, Pace, Pettey, Pickens, Rainey, Reams, Rogers, Russell, Siviey, Stovall, Schimmel, Sibley, Sims, Sparkman, Townsend, Weaver, Westmoreland, Wootruff, Halbrooks, Poole, Payne, Reynolds, Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
George Bloodworth
W. W. Benson
Jordan
Benson
Board of Education
Mias Siviey
Homer Britton
Jewis H. Knight
C. W. Bethany
Jimmie Bloodworth
R. B. Bunch
Sam Camp
Leon Childs
Charlies Clark
Byron Carrell
R. Clements
J. O. Colvard
Henry Day
Charles Darrah
Ray Edwards
Truman Farrer
Charles Green
Ben Howland
Milton Hovis
MD. Langley
Leroy McEntire
Harold Michelson
Nnie McDaniel
Floyd Mitchell
James Nichola
Luke Pryor
Raymond Parks
Mary Louise Argend
Argie Bog
Margaret Jacks
Edith Julian
Mary Ethlyn Knight
Harold Pruitt
Russell Powell
Bruce Pettey
Billy Roberts
Richard Ryan
Leonard Sellers
Russell Smith
Richard Scarbrough
Sam Stanley
Harvey Self
Fred Smith
Johnnie Smithers
Billy Steed
Frank Troup
Paul Wilson
Joe Weatherly
Robert Wilds
Frank M. Brown
J. B. Whitmire
Nettle Lou Kay
Evelyn Latham
Olene Wootruff
Imogene Halbrooks
Jane Poole
Marbrey Payne
Casale Reynolds
Louise Clark
Miss Frances Nungester Heads to Peabody College
Miss Frances Nungester will leave this week to enter Peabody College at Nashville for the summer term. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Watson will be at home after this week in the Spottswood Apartments. Watson is a sales representative of the Golf Refining Company. Erbie Templeton of Hartselle and his wife Mary Sue visited their aunt Mrs. Co. W. Williams and uncle Walter Herring. Mrs. Don Beauchamp returned from Birmingham after visiting friends and attending the Saxon Follies with Miss Joan Summer from Decatur also in Birmingham for the show.
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Grace Wheeler
Virginia McGraw
Edith Burroughs
Birmingham
Coterie Club
Cornelian Court Hotel
M. B. Edwards
Thomas Stewart, Jr
Hartselle
Margaret Chenault
Dorothy Cornelius
Fanny Bess Crow
Mary Vernon Dix
M. EB. Edwards
Helen Fischer
Mabel Ann Hanson
Jean Humphrey
Frances Nungester
Margery Smith
Ben Martin, Jr
William Byrd
Margaret Humphrey
Jean Liston
Max Stewart
Frank Dix
Greensboro
N. C
Elizabeth Gammon Poteet
Leila Cantwell Seton
Ferry Street
Brahms
Mary Stuart Terrell
Robin
Benson
Ben Bloodworth
Johnson
Adair
Ann Bingham
Blake
Ay Ann Patterson
Ben Blood
Maskell
Frost
Bobby Nix
Hackerton
Patsy Ann Patterson
Munn
Mr. Peacock
Erb
Betsy Jane Flam
Two Butterflies
Adler
Sarah Lichtenstein
MacLachlan
Bragdon
Bettye Simmons
Boy Scouts On Parade
Martin
Billy McFerrin
Stilwell
Ann McEntire
Wright
Marjorie Lang
Wagner- Richter
Chaminade
Peggy Wildsor
Nevin
Katherine Boswel
Thompson
Chopin
Nancy Kate Thornton
Sharpe
Stuart Terrel
Elbert Weaver
Howard Weaver
Howard College
Howard
A. Isaacson
Mildred
Gildie
Leah
Clarksdale
Miss
Decatur High School
Harold Michelson
Peabody College At
Nashville
G. H. Watson
Spottswood
Mr. Watson
Golf Refining Company
Erbie Templeton
Mary Sue
Co. W. Williams
Walter Herring
Don Beauchamp
G. P. Banniza
Charlies Murphy
Decatur
Sanatorium Remodel Nearing Completion in Gadsden
County Health Officer C. L. Murphree says the tuberculosis sanatorium in Gadsden is remodeled to qualify for a state subsidy and will be ready for occupancy within days. Applications for admission will be accepted late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
C. L. Murphree
Auburn ROTC Receives War Department’s Highest Rating
Auburn Alabama May 31 Colonel L N Duncan Auburn President received word from Major General George Van Horn Moseley commander of the fourth corps area that the ROTC unit has again been awarded the war department’s maximum rating of excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Auburn R, O, T. C
War Department
L.N. Duncan
George van Horn Moseley
Fourth Corps
Pastor to Speak on Rome From Paul to Knight
Rev. Lewis H. Knight of Westminster Presbyterian will speak Sunday morning on a topic based on Rome as Paul saw it and as he sees it. Knight has traveled widely in Europe and his message is anticipated with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Knight
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rome
Paul
Knight
Europe
New President At Huntingdon College In Alabama
Dr. Walter D. Agnew hands over the Huntingdon college presidency to 20 year old Dr. Hubert Searcy. The transition occurs as Montgomery reports the change in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Walter D. Agnew
Huntingdon College
Hubert Searcy
Bath Based Reducing Regimen Promises Slimmer Shapes
An article outlines shower baths and home reducing lotions to target bulges. It describes hot water massages for hips and stomach, then cooling, followed by drying and applying camphor or epsom salt lotions. Results claimed after two to three weeks with optional exercise.
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Beth
Pugh Named Stated Clerk In General Assembly
Dr. Pugh, 48, elected chief executive officer of the General Assembly after Rev. Dr. Paul Johnston of Rochester withdrew. He succeeds Rev. Dr. Lewis B. Mudge of Philadelphia who retires after 17 years. Pugh, Utica native and Beacon Church Philadelphia pastor, serves a five year term.
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Paul ©. Johnston
Rochester
N. Y
Pugh
Lewis 8
Chester
William Henry Roberts
Mudge
Utica
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