Society Notes Celebrate Multiple Local Weddings and Events
A sequence of society items reports Mary Alice Little and Carl Hedberg wedding in New York with Kay Kyser’s orchestra at Hotel Pennsylvania, Bettie Lee Bennett and Allstarr W. Hargrove wedding at the groom’s home, Evelyn Lucille Sneed and William F. Elkins marriage in Tennessee, plus Miss Mildred Liles’ wedding plans with Oakwood teachers hosting a luncheon. Also covered are Elizabeth Pirie sixth birthday party, Phi Kappa Delta sorority meeting and planned summer camp, Allen Forbes’ birthday event, and Mizpah Sewing Circle all day gathering with a covered dish luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargrove-Bennett
Bettie Lee Bennett
Allstarr W. Hargrove
H. H. Hargrove
Fourth Avenue South
Homer Britton
Hargrove
Decatur Iron Andteel Company
Sheffield
Mildred Liles
Electof
Harold Jay Corwin
Terrace Tea Room
Oakwood School
Miss Liles
Thelma Davis
Lelia Geary
May Rogers
Nelle Ely
Lavenia Metcalf
Mary Rogers
Stella Miller
Elma Bishop
Mary Emmily Franklin
Eva Weynar
Virgie Lane
Caroline Lightenwanger
Mesdames R. F. Stanfill
St. James
James G. Liles
Falkville
Ala
Rosane] Owens
Birmingham
Grid
Roswell Corwin
Brooklyn
Knoxville Journal
Phi Kappa Delta Sorority
Carolyn Joiner
Gloria Carlisle
Frances Hodges
Mizpah
Arthur Nunn
Personal notices span visits and farewells in Tuscaloosa
Phillip Kyle recovers after tonsil removal. Rev R A Haddon dies in South Pasadena. Mrs J D Jervis learns of the loss. Mrs J H Calvin to attend Davidson College graduation. Mr and Mrs F D Peebles to visit Mobile. Jimmy Harrison moves to Gadsden. Dr and Mrs Frank Chenault attend UA commencement for Lucille Chenault. Mrs E S Harris visits daughter Mrs John A Caddell. Earle Peden returns from Huntsville recital. Judge and Mrs W W Callahan attend UA commencement. granddaughter Elnor graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Calvin
Davidson College
North Carolina
Joe Calvin
Frank Chenault
Margaret Chenault
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Lucille
W. W. Callahan
Elinor
Graduat
Make This Model At Home A Soft Dressy Shirtwaister
Anne Adams Pattern 4163 offers a soft flowing shirtwaister with a four-piece skirt and a front button line that can be squared or left straight. One version features lace edging for a dressier look while another is untrimmed for active wear. Sizes 14 through 42, price 15 cents for the pattern, book 15 cents, pattern plus book 25 cents. Send orders to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N. Y
Attractive Bride Weds Mr. Kimbrough in Decatur Ceremony
Miss Virginia Frances La Boon married Thomas Brothers Kimbrough of Oxford Mississippi in a Central Methodist church ceremony. The bride, a Decatur school faculty member for two years, and her husband left for a Florida nuptial trip and will reside in Oxford for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Frances la Boon
Thomas Brothers Kimbrough
Oxford
Central Methodist Church
Local Travel Plans and College Honors Highlight Area Residents
The piece notes returning residents for the summer with families including Mrs. C. R. Green and Miss Eli nor Green. Birmingham visits by Mrs. Z K. Goode and Addie, and Mrs. Van McCrackin’s return from Birmingham. Jean Gray, a Stephens College graduate, is expected home from Columbia Missouri and will attend the Mary K. Brown Camp on Lake Erie. Brown is cited as a five time national tennis champion and Gray won the Stephens Tennis Championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
C. R. Green
Elinor Green
Charles Green
Jean Gray
Columbia
Stephens College
Miss Gray
Mary K. Brown
Lake Erie
Miss Brown
Ten Choirs to Perform at Jones Chapel M E Church
Ten choirs from Jefferson Blount and Cullman counties perform a Sunday funday program at Jones Chapel M E Church East Decatur starting 9 00 am with public invited Also Lee Tracy stars in Fixer Dugan at the Capitol showing today and Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, Blount
Cullman Counties
Jones Chapel
M. E. Church
East Decatur
Lee Tracy
Fixer Dugan
Capitol
Lost Opportunities in the Daily Sermonette
The sermon warns that opportunities to grow intellectually and spiritually, to lead others, and to maintain faith can be irretrievably lost. It urges heed to keep the vision of Christ, develop culture, and pursue leadership before the soul is lost with no chance for repentance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Corinthians
Egypt
Cooperation Sought From Citizens in Tennessee Valley
The article quotes Rev. J. H. Carter urging all citizens in the Tennessee Valley counties to cooperate. He stresses unity and community effort in addressing local concerns and improving prospects for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley
J. 8. Carter
Miss Doris Ingram Honored At Birthday Party
Miss Doris Ingram was the honoree at a birthday party held at her home Friday evening. Games preceded the gift giving and refreshments. Attendees included Doris Ingram and a long list of friends and neighbors such as Martha Holland Charles Murphy Helen Kitchens Brith Oscar Newell Mary Holland Bill Houser Betty Holesapple Lonnie Weaver Clifford Holesapple and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pirie
Elizabeth Guyton Pirie
Grant Street
Battle King
James Glenn Pirie
Betty Hunter
Jean Russell
H. Floyd Sherrod, Jr
Gene Brown
Maryleen Duncan
Kathryn Sewell
Margaret Ann Emens
Mary Kathryn Strother
Linda Smith
Oakley Rogers
Linda Breeding
Marjorie Caine
John McGee
Florence
Bill Alexander Jr
Eleanor Chenault
Fulmore Harwell
Jan Poteet
Sydney Finnell
Sandra
Ella Darwin
Jackie Davis
Mary Ann Catlett
Charles Ogle Jr
Sammy
Doris Ingram
Miss Ingram
Smoocher Dyer
Martha Holland
Charles Murphy
Helen Kitchens Brith
Nohnne Weevis Moore, Jr
Marie Poff
Bernard Rideman
Geraldine Masterson
Robert Fricks
Mary Kate Gillespie
Bill Curlee
Peggy Dowdy
F C. Sheehan
Betty Simmons
Joe Bideman
Martha Evelyn Callahan
Pam Kyle
Peggy Ann Crutcher
Dan Speake
Nell Laubenthal
Oscar Newell
Mary Holland
Paul Lewis
Nancy Edwards
Charles Lindsay
Juanita Nunn
Bill Houser
Betty Holesapple
Lonnie Weaver
Clifford Holesapple
Tony Campbell
John Howland
B. O. Sims
Marian Brown
Jane Bethany
B. F. Wear, Jr
Salvation Army organizes battalions of mercy for possible war
General Frangeline Booth says the Salvation Army has organized its battalions of mercy in readiness for possible war though she believes the danger of conflict is decreasing. The 73 year old commander arrived on the Aquitania for a business trip to New York and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Mercy
Aquiltania
Toronto
Miner killed in Docena coal mine rock fall
A section foreman was killed last night in a rock fall at the Docena coal mine of the Tennessee Coal, Tron and Railroad Company. He is survived by his wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Docena Coal Ming
Tennessee Coal, Tron and Railroad Company
Health officer confounds smallpox outbreak tracing
In White County four days of vaccination are underway to curb the outbreak. County health officer Dr. FE B. Clark said initial cases were misdiagnosed as chicken pox, hampering control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
FE. B. Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Sneed
Evelyn Lucille
William F. Elkins
Moulton
Alabama
Lawrenceburg
Tennessee
W. H
Brown
Betty Carol Mitchell
Dan Nebrig Jr
Charlotte Orr
Wilson Orr
Jimy Wiley
Peggy Elliott
Jackie Williamson
Elizabeth Arantz
PH Kappa Delta
Allen Forbes
Horatio Forbes
Johnston Street
Allen
Moye
Moye’s
Beauty Shop
Peggy Shannon
Virginia Wendler
Warner Bros
Kay Francis
William Gargan
Victor Jory
Maxie Rosenbloom
Eddie Foy, Jr
Sheila Bromley
Mexico
F . Wit
Donald Duck
Donald
Hal Kemp
Phillip Kyle
J. D. Jervis
R. A. Haddon
South Pasadena
California
F. D. Peebles
Mobile
Jimmy Harrison
Gadsden
E. S. Harris
Tuscaloosa, Ala
John A. Caddell
Earle Peden
Huntsville
Peggy Adams
Minor’s
MRS. Thomas Brothers Kimbrough
Jack Pirie
Mar Ae Garel Pirie
Z K. Goode
Addie
van McCrackin
Gherrow
Second Ave
Moulton Street
Horace E. Hicks, Jr
Institute
Hollywood
W. T. Grant Co
Decatur Retail
The
National Retail Credit Association
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