Wedding of Miss Imogene Nungester and Judson Kendrick
Mrs. H. A. Nungester's elder daughter Imogene wed Judson R. Kendrick of Montgomery in a Ten o'clock ceremony Tuesday October 3 at the bride's East Vine street home. The setting featured Southern smilax ferns and palms, a evergreen and palm altar, white roses and pink rosebuds. vows were by Rev. W. F. Price. Afterward the couple left for a coast wedding trip and will reside in Buford, S. C. The groom is from Montgomery and in insurance. The issue then outlines district A F W C and several local society meetings and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray King
Emmie Frances Polhill
Reginald Goree
George Connell
Grenada
Lahreen Kinney
Ruth Banks
William McNeill, Jr
Love
Mr. McNeill
First Methodist Church
Kendrick
Buford
8. C
Montgomery
Garrold Nungester
Hillman Hospital
Birmingham
Imogene Nungester
Judson RR. Kendrick
Personal notices from Decatur area residents
Mr and Mrs N K Bitting Sr and sons are now home in Athens Alabama. The Lons Arpend family resides at 707 Central Street. Abie Mart of Anniston visited the Malones. Hunt couple traveled to Atlanta and Washington DC for business and Newnan to see a daughter. Malone family visited Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. Mrs G H Smith left for Cincinnati on account of her father's death. Fanny Godfrey shows improvement. Frances Cowden and Ola Bonnard are noted residents. Dr Duane Carr and wife plan Knoxville visit then Ann Arbor stay. Mary Lee Jones ill at home. Dr Garrold Nungester attends wedding in town. Clara McAbee returned from Eva. Jean Humphrey takes Eva teaching post. Elizabeth Malone visited Hartsville. Mrs W O Watson nursed a cold at home. Crow family from Texas settled at 506 Johnston Street Decatur. J F Harwell and son from Forrest City Arkansas visiting Holmes family.
Lydia E Pinkham Tablets Relieve Periodic Pains
Ad claims Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets relieve and control periodic pains with reassurance of relief. Mentions availability from all druggists and a call to purchase for comfort and ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Childhood and Youth Week Observed at Church
During the week of October 15 the church designated Childhood and Youth Week. Attendance was strong with two circles leading in percentage. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Two
Municipal Plant Votes Due Soon
Courtland mayor calls October 17 election on city ownership of the local light and power system. Voters decide whether to buy lease or build, with TVA power sought from Muscle Shoals. past Alabama towns mostly favor municipal ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
R. E. Coburn
Alabama Power Company
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Tuscumbia
Florence
Sheffield
Muscle Shoals City
Tarrant City
Guntersville
Andalusia
Homewood
Alabama
End Time Prophecy Echoes From Biblical Sermon
A religious sermon links world unrest and the rise of the so called National Recovery Act to signs of the end times. It cites biblical passages including Isaiah and Thessalonians to warn of judgment, urging faith in Christ and preparation for the rapture while warning nonbelievers of the Great Tribulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Assyria
Egypt
National Recovery Act
NRA
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Dumah
Seir
Idumea
Edom
Esau
Sennacherib
Jerusalem
Hezekiah
God
Jesus
Calvary
Loretta Young Stars in She Had to Say Yes at Princess
First National film at the Princess features Loretta Young in the leading feminine role with Lyle Talbot and Regis Toomey. Winnie Lightner returns to screen motion picture work alongside Suzanne Kilborn, Chester Morris’s wife, and a cast including Hugh Herbert and Helen Ware. Screenplay by Rian James and Don Mullaly adapts John Francis Larkin’s story about fashionable gold diggers known as customers’ girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Princess Theatre
Loretta Young
Lyle Talbot
First Nations
Sing Sing
Jimmy Dolan
Regis Toomey
Talbot
Winnie Lightner
Gertie
Broadway
Suzanne Kilborn
Chester Morris
Hugh Herbert
Joe Cawthorne
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Helen Ware
Harold Waldridge
Rian ‘James
Don Mullaly
John Francis Larkin
Let Us Watch and Be Sober Sermon Excerpt
A biblical quotation urges vigilance and sobriety in the day and night. It emphasizes faith, love, and the hope of salvation through Jesus Christ, noting believers are destined for salvation regardless of wakefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Rail officials praise cotton movement on Southern division
Railmen from Memphis J. Cahoon and W. M. Mum of Decatur and other officials completed an inspection trip west of Decatur. They reported being well pleased with the cotton volume moving by freight on the Southern Railway this season, noting a large increase over 1932 despite no figures being released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Cahoon
W. M. Mumwa
Memphis
Decatur
Here
Pumpkin Vine Grows 42 Pumpkins on One Plant
J G Cox of Somerville road believes he could supply the county with pumpkins if more vines like his were available. His single vine bears 42 pumpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Cox
Somerville Road
Busby Berkeley Co directs musical feature with George Amy
Out of town buyers sign profitable contracts for a dress house in a Busby Berkeley led musical comedy. Berkeley, famed for 42nd Street and Gold Diggers of 1933, shares directing credit with George Amy on She Had to Say Yes. Princess tomorrow and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busby Berkeley
George Amy
Berkeley
Mrs. Dicey Hall Dies At 76 In Lacon Route 1
Mrs. Dicey Hall 76 of Lacon Route 1 died Saturday at 9 15 am after a brief illness. She leaves six sons O K R G W G B G J W of Lacon Route 1 and E R of Nashville Tennessee. three daughters Mrs T B Childers Mrs F N Forrest and Mrs E A Elder of Lacon. Funeral services were at Wheneser church Sunday at 11 am with Rev J H Brown and W M Holmes officiating. Pallbearers named. Burial at Wheneser with Drinkard in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicey Hall
Dicey Mall
Lacon
Route 1
T. 8. Childers
F. N. Forrest
E. A. Elder
Lacon, 1
Wheneser Church
J. H. Brown
W. M. Holmes
Edward Jeffers
Homer Brown
Omer Brown
Seldon Lindsey
Columbus Brown
William Brown
Stella Powell
Barbara Hall
Estelle Hall
Eunice Hall
Mildred Hall
Roda Hall
Vera Childers
Eva Childers
Margie Bates
Drinkard
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A. D. Sherrill
Ala
R. F. Ridley
E. M. Craig
The
Sik Stocking Club
H. D. Greer
Grant Street
Huntsville
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
T. G. Morrow
F. H. Kirby
FE. L. Thompson
Elisabeth Wallace
H. E. Jeffrey
First Christian W. M. S
First
Christian Woman's Missionary Society
East Moulton Street
Preutt Simms
Gower Sullivan
Rich
Erin Walker
B. D. Wright
China
C. A. Edwards
Benevolent Society Board
Hospital Board
Central Baptist W. M. S
J. F. Smither
Carl Jones
E. M. Lee
Woman's Missionary Society
Central Methodist Church
W. A. Brittain
W.H. Winton
Bailey
A. M. Richards
Christabel Ford
Elizabeth Wallace
First Presbyterian Church of
School of Missions
Federated Missionary Societies
Ninth Street
Methodist Church
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Mattwell Davis
Paul
Mattie Jones
D D. McGehee
N. K. Bitting, Sr
Athens
Lons Argend
Cena] Street
Abie Mart
Anniston
8. M. Malone
Hunt
Atlanta, Ga
Washington, D. C
Newnan
Walter D. Sanders
S. H. Malone
Tuscaloosa
Sam, Jr
University of Alabama
G. H. Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fanny Godfrey
Frances Cowden
Ola Bonnard
Eva
Duane M Carr
Knoxville
Tenn
Louis A. Neill
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mary Lee Jones
A.—A. Jones
Clara McAbeé
Eva, Ala
Jean Humphrey
Elizabeth ‘Malone
Hartselle
J. F. Harwell
Oll
Punchase Service
PLAT
Pasces
Alabama Utilities
Gilmore
Second Ave
Mel
Christ
Christ Jesus
Princess
Pumpkin Vine
Hudnut
Goidel’s Store
America
Min
Bill
Ek Wek
Simmons
Simmons “Beautyrest
Simmons Mattresses
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