Solomon Malone Wedding Surprises Decatur Friends
A wedding in Athens October 4th united Miss Ruby Solomon and Mr. William Robert Malone of Pulaski. Attendants were Miss Leda Carter and Miss Lillian Smith of Pulaski. A quiet, elegant reception followed at the McCluskey home with a twelve-seat dinner and floral decorations.
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Decatur
Ruby Solomon
William Robert Malone
Pulaski
Athens
Leda
Murray Carter
Lillian Smith
Malone
M. E. McCluskey
Sivde
Simply Work Out Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
An ad or short feature promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health tonic. It urges readers to try the remedy for general female wellness and vitality, framing it as a trusted, longstanding aid.
Local Personal Notices Highlight Weekend Visits
Maryville student Chappell Price plans a weekend visit with his mother Mrs C E Price in Maryville Tennessee. Helen Bynum returns home to Courtland after a sister’s visit. Mrs John W Smith and daughter Bee of Ardmore visit their daughter Mrs Kimbrough. Mary Wallace Smiley departs for Birmingham to spend days with relatives. Mrs J H Carpenter visits Chicago relatives en route to Pensacola Florida to her home. Bloodworth family and Mrs Shepard accompany Mayor Nelson on Birmingham day trip. LeRoy Porter from Birmingham guests of city friends. Mrs Law Lamar returns to Selma after visiting sister Mrs Charles Eyster. Mrs Charles Tweedy Jr leaves for Jasper with Georgia Miller and Susan Bibb as weekend guests. Marie Ballas leaves for Memphis for several days. Vernon Blankenship recovering from illness. Dorothy Whaley back out after illness. Piourney Patterson and Miss.
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J. H. Carpenter
Chicago
W. R. Rogers
Pensacola
Pia
Charles Tweedy
Local residents attend events across regions
Riggs of Pulaski Tennessee attended the circus on Wednesday. H R Davis plans to attend the Alabama Ole Miss football game in Birmingham on Saturday. Mr and Mrs C B Elliott have returned from a visit to friends in Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
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Riggs
Pulaski, Tenn
H. R Davis
Birmingham
Mrs. Elizabeth Dinsmore Dies at 70 in Decatur
Elizabeth N. Dinsmore 70, widow of Dr. W L Dinsmore, died Wednesday at her daughter’s home 11 Line Street. Funeral at 3 pm at 811 Line Street with Rev W F Price. interment Decatur Cemetery. Pallbearers named. survivors include daughter Mrs L J Ramage and two sons, one brother, and other relatives.
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Elizabeth N. Dinsmore
Decature
W. L. Dinsmore
L. J. Ramage
Line Street
Decatur Cemetery
Brown
W. W. Callahan
W. T. Lowe
Gene Collier
Rufus Peerson
J. H. Johnson
D. D. McGehee
Decatur
W. W. Dinsmore
Hartford
Alabama Miners Strike Expands Across Coal Fields
About 460 Alabama coal miners are on strike despite new wage scales and shorter hours under the coal code. Aldrich miners who walked out yesterday were joined by 100 workers at the Lubaco mine, while 100 Hull miners in Walton County remain on strike after seven weeks. The Lubaco dispute centers on weighman elections.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Aldrich
Walter County
Hull
Governor Miller Urges Strict Enforcement of Prohibition
Alabama Governor Miller addresses law enforcement officials urging vigilant enforcement of prohibition laws. He emphasizes forfeiture of conveyances carrying prohibited liquor, condemning and selling them, and warns against local ordinances legalizing 3.2 beer. He calls executive officers to uphold statutes with firmness and public support.
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B. M. Miller
Alabama
Ima
Miller
State of
Riverside High School Seeks Encyclopedia Donation
Superintendent Prof. W. W. Benson says consolidation of Riverside senior high schools created an encyclopedia shortage. He notes a fine International encyclopedia and others in the library are worn and need replacement, urging local benefactors to donate. The principal and librarian concur.
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W. W. Benson
Riverside
Benson
Auxiliary Postpones Meeting for Tonight
The American Legion Auxiliary meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed to a later date. Time of the next meeting will be announced by Auxiliary officials within the next few days.
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American Legion
Grant Stores Celebrate 27th Anniversary of W. T. Grant
The W. T. Grant Company marks its twenty seventh anniversary with 455 stores in the United States. The first shop opened in Lynn Massachusetts in 1906 by William T Grant. The company joined the NRA Blanket Code, supporting the Recovery Plan and adding over 1500 jobs and more than 2 million dollars to annual payrolls.
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W. T. Grant Company
Second Avenue
Grant
United States
Lynn
Mass
William T. Grant
Waterbury
Necticut
Goona-Goon a Bali film at Princess Friday
Bali legend drives Goona Goona, a First Division feature shown at Princess Theatre Friday. Andre Roosevelt and Armando Denis produced the native made drama with outdoor camera work and white investors. Bali’s climate, landscapes, and native dancers shape the story of a prince and alluring dasneée.
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Bali
Banniza
The
Princess Theatre
Andre Roosevelt
Armando Denis
Theodore Roosevelt
Regional Red Cross Conference Signals Strong Support
The Regional Conference of the Red Cross, led by J. Curley of the Jewish Theological Seminary, urged participation in the Annual Roll Call. Colbert county chair Col. L. E. Willson presided, with Rev. Marion offering the blessing and a Birmingham junior delegate highlighting Junior Red Cross work in 58 countries.
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J. Curley
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
American Red Cross
Col. L. E. Willson
Colbert County
Marion of
Cullman
Birmingham
Red Cross
America
Thad Holt
Montgomery
Community Board
Charity Council
Claudine Leonard
Morgan County
Woman's Auxiliary
St. John's Episcopal Church
Sin to Be Topic of Sermon Tonight
Rev. Ross G. Ninness acting pastor at Decatur Gospel Tabernacle will preach on Sin at 7 p.m. Special musical attractions feature saxophone by Ninness. the public is invited to attend the service.
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Ross G. Ninness
Decatur Gospel Tabernacle
Ninness
Visitors Expected For Sing Tonight At Church Of God
Out of town visitors are anticipated for the community sing at the Church of God this evening. The program starts at 7 30 and organizers expect one of the largest crowds in the history of the local organization. The public is invited.
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Church of God
Ringling Plays to Great Crowd at Decatur Tivalegd
Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey played to what may have been the largest Decatur crowd ever, with about 19 000 attendees across matinee and evening shows. The afternoon draw ranged 6 000 to 7 000 and the night show near 12 000, exceeding the big top capacity of 17 000. Officials called it the greatest on earth with every performer a star and hopes for a return next year.
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Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey
Deca
Roosevelt
Keller Memorial Bridge
Decatur
Ringling
Huntsville couple among Madison visitors at Decatur circus
Sheriff and Mrs. Ben Giles of Huntsville were part of Madison County attendees in Decatur on Wednesday for a circus event.
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Wright
Huntsville
E. D. Wright
Elgie Collins
Hartzelle
Madison County
Morgan County
Ben Giles
Decatur
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Marjorie
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chappell Price
Maryville, Tenn
C. E. Price
Helen Bynum
Courtland
B. P. Wallace
John W. Smith
Miss Bee
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Kimbrough
Mary Wallace Smiley
B. M. Bloodworth
Marian
R. T. Sheppard
James A. Nelson
LeRoy Porter
City
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Charles Eyster
Selma
Miss Marie Ballas
Vernon Blankenship
Dorothy Whaley
Piourney Patterson
Colgate’s
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Tuscumbia
Congress
A. H. Carmichael
Sterch IS
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Eleanor Boardman Vidor
King Vidor
Harry D’arrast
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Princess Friday
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OHL Department
Sheriff Giles
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