Decatur Mothers Club Opens Fall Schedule With Meetings
The Decatur Mothers' Club holds its first fall meeting Friday at 3 p m hosted jointly by Mrs W W Dinsmore and Mrs W G Gardner at Mrs Gardner's East Walnut home. The Community Welfare Board also meets at 9 30 a m Tuesday at Mrs F F Tidwell's home. The Saturday Culture Club visits Dr and Mrs E M Chenault's summer place for a relaxed outing with a Dream Witch dream-spot and campfire activities.
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Decatur Mothers’ Club
W. W. Dinsmore
W. G. Gardner
Community Welfare Board
F. F. Tidwell
E. M. Chenault
Chenault
New MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad
A vintage advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder highlights a French process for long wear and a natural bloom of youth. It claims government approved coloring and a pore minimizing, non irritant formula sold by Thompson Drug Albany Drug Alabama Drug Co.
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United States
Thompson Drug Co
Albany Drug Co
Alabama Drug Co
Local Names Listed in Community Roster
Guthrie J. D Guthrie Vincent Bryant John Thomas Wallace Neil Wallace Emil Phillips Warren Phillips Louise Berryhill Llendon Powers Donald Whitmire J B Whit mire Juanita Berryhill Betty Jean Wallace Imogene Brown Mr and Mrs Johnny Wallace are named in a community roster listing multiple residents and relatives.
Club Opens 1931 32 with Miss Lillian Odom Hostess
Miss Lillian Odom president will host the Saturday Club’s first meeting of the 1931 32 year on Saturday October 10th, entertaining members at the event.
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Lillian Odom
Personal notices from region include many visits and travels
Mrs L L Frazier is in Tennessee visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs B A Lynne and Julia Leigh went to Nashville for a weekend. Russell Lynne visits Columbia Military Academy. Weber family guests of Raineys in Cullman. Standeven family and Charles Chihasz visit Corinth for weekend with Sylvesters. Melvin Hutson attends court in Huntsville. Troup motor trip to Chicago and north, return late week. McLeod to Huntsville to see Morton Hutchins. Crow returns to Columbia C M A after civicen days with Crowes. Joe Gibson Hardin travels to see grandfather Joe Gibson after stroke. Hardin at C M A in Columbia. Mrs Morrow hosts bridge luncheon Tuesday. Polhill and Emmie Frances Polhill to Mont Eagle. Crawford Hill, Ray, Looney visit Erin Walker in Paris, then home to Paris. Martha Dinsmore ill with severe cold. Walks head to Arlington, Texas for future home. Patterson home after operation. Sarah Neville visiting Martha Frances Rauschenberg. Emily Arbuckle returns from visit to Jane Neville in Trinity. Eloise Humphrey returns from Birmingham. Ponsonby Kyle and sons from Hamilton visit Humphreys. Christine Hinds from Huntsville visits parents on East Cain. Laura Compton back to work after Athens Pulaski Nashville trip. Dorothy Compton with blood poisoning resumes school. Mrs W E Curry recovering at home. J T Nelson to Birmingham for day. H B Beard, Robert Tweedy Jr, and Georgia Miller go to Birmingham. Mrs W T Barnes heads two months to Augusta Ark. H D Barnum family visits Birmingham and Spent Saturday.
George T Woodward dies at 65 in Moulton Alabama
Moulton Alabama October fifth. George T Woodward died about four o clock Friday afternoon at his home east of Moulton after months of illness from paralysis and heart disease. He leaves a widow Mrs Mattie Woodward and four brothers Jim Robert and Tom Woodward. He was a Missionary Baptist Church member since 1916 and was buried beside his daughter Elsie in the cemetery east of Moulton.
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Moulton
Ala
George T. Woodward
Woodward
Mr. Woodward
Bessie Mae
Infamcy
Elsie
Mattie Woodward
Jim Woodward
Robert Woodward
Wren
Tom Woodward
Hillsboro
Missionary Baptist Church
Husband And Wife Are Badly Injured In Mississippi Attack
In West Point Mississippi police found Jesse Kennedy 60 unconscious with head blows and knife wounds near the heart while his wife lay semi conscious with head injuries and knife wounds. The motive is believed robbery though nothing of value was taken. Mrs Kennedy described an unidentified assailant who attacked them as they slept and the killer’s race could not be determined. Bloodstained rocks and an iron bolt were found near the bed.
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West Point
Miss
Jesse Kennedy
Future Farmers At Eva Buy Three-Row Drill
The Eva Chapter of the Future Farmers of America purchased a three row drill to help local farmers plant more cover crops this year. The drill was financed from the chapter treasury and each farmer will pay $1.00 per day to use it.
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Eva
Future Farmers of America
Fire plug broken by car at Bank and Vine streets
Fire officials said a fire plug at the Bank and Vine streets intersection was broken early Sunday when a motorist attempted a Vine turn from Bank. The car struck a light pole, then the bumper hit the plug. Water company workers repaired it.
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Bank and
Vine Streets
Vine
Bank
Water Company
Central High seniors hold Wein er roast on Trinity Mountain
Members of the Central High senior class enjoyed a Wein er roast Friday evening at Trinity Mountain. They were chaperoned by Coach and Mrs. Taylor and Prof. and Mrs. Williams. Senior class sponsored the event with Mrs. Brown as faculty advisor.
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Central High School
Trinity Mountain
Taylor
Williams
Brown
Weekend guests of Rev and Mrs Newton at parsonage
Prof and Mrs R B Reeder and children from Phil Campbell were weekend guests of Rev and Mrs M M Newton at the Ninth Street Methodist parsonage.
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R. B. Reeder
Phil Campbell
M. M. Newton
Ninth Street Methodist Parsonage
Lions Club Inaugurates Good Will Series at Speake
The Moulton Lions Club launched a series of Good Will meetings, opening at Speake schoolhouse twelve miles east of Moulton. President H L Tidwell led a concise talk, music by the McMillan string band, and a Lions quartet with John D Comer, W C Bragg, Lonnie Gentry and Robert Henderson. Ike Johnson, a local school trustee, welcomed the visitors to Lawrence County's progressive community.
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Moulton
Ala
Lions Club Sets County Service Drive From New Center
The Moulton Lions Club plans wide county service through friendly visits. New Center in the county’s northeast is the starting point for the club’s next pilgrimage to engage local residents.
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Moulton
Dr Frank Petty Visiting Locally in Decatur
Dr Frank Petty, now residing elsewhere, is visiting Decatur for the next few days. He is greeting friends and relatives, and has many local friends pleased to see him.
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Mothers’ Club
SS. Chenault
G. 8. Lawrence
E. D. Bailey, Jr
Rutledge Thomas
I. V. Timberlake
Eldon Jones
Elizabeth Eich
Aileen Pope
Elizabeth Houston
Mary Robertson
Sarah Emens
Ruth Emeris
Maynard Layman
H. L. Mdlone
Little Miss Gill
West Decatur
Sheet Metal Works
Morgan County Motor CO
Decatur
Taz
H. L. Peterson
Scotchman
8. A. Lynne
Julia Leigh
Nashville
Columbia
Russell Lynne
Columbia Military Academy
Columbia, Tenn
Standeven
Charles Chihasz
Corinth
William Sylvester
Melvin Hutson
Huntsville
H. O. Troup
Chicago
Ill
E. W. McLeod
Morton Hutchins
James Crow
Hodges Crow
Joe Gibson Hardin
Joe Gibson
Mr. Hardin
Tenn
E. J. Polhill
Emmie Frances Polhill
Monteagle
Crawford. Hill
James Ray
Clyde Looney
Lon Looney
Erin Walker
Lytton Walker
Paris
Martha Dinsmore
A. G. Patterson
The
Benevolent Hospital
Sarah Neville
Trinity
Martha Frances Rauschenberg
Emily Arbuckle
Jane Neville
Eloise Humphrey
Birmingham
Christine Hinds
East Cain Street
Laura Compton
Athens
Pulaski
Dorothy Compton
W. E. Curry
J. T. Nelson
H. B. Beard
Robert Tweedy, Jr
Georgia Miller
W. T. Barnes
Rev
W. E. Barnes
Augusta
Ark
H. D. Barnum and
Geo. Woodward
Anweee
FORD
B. Neher
Mgr
Ates
Rogers & Green
Weiner
Lions Club
Moulton Club
Lawrence
Tennessee Valley
J. R. Daniels, Mer
Tennessee Valley Bank Bldg
Atte
Pooh
Eet
Frank Petty
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Pathe News
Max Schmeling
Young Stribling
Sterchi
Liberty
Sterchi’s
Liberty Queen
Liberty Circulator
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