Wedding in Clarksville Tennessee Mrs Cunningham and Mr Peters Broth as
Miss Sarah White Cunningham of Clarksville Tennessee and Mr Mack Peters Broth as of Decatur were married in a Madison Street Methodist Church ceremony officiated by Rev W B Ricks. The wedding featured smilax palms and white dahlias with a large bridal party. The couple will honeymoon in the South and reside in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah W Hite Cunningham
Clarksville
Yenn
Mack Peters Brothas
Decatur
Madison Street Methdist Church
Tenn
W. B. Rickks
Smilax
Wayne Quinn
Louisville
Barbara Askew
Rae
John T. Cunningham, Jr
Martha Alice Dickson
Margaret Bland
Arthur Marks
Aileen Reager
Personal notices from Birmingham area readers
Dr and Mrs Henry Snow formerly of Birmingham are at home on Johnston street. Garner Pride was in Birmingham on a business trip. Mrs A M Roan is confined to bed at her home. Tommy Grubbs of Attalla is here on a few days business visit and guest of Clifton Ferrell. Cecil Timberlake and Russell Brothers returned from Clarksville Tenn. Mrs John M Connor visiting her mother then to Spartanburg DC and Washington DC before Fortress Monroe Old Point VA. Mrs J W Shealy and two children left this week for Bamberg SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Cunningham
Clarksville
Little Theater
Decatur
University of Texas
Kappa Sigma
A. M. Roan
Berean Club
W. H. Ritter
D. D. McGehee
E. C. Shaw
Leroy Murphree
Henry Snow
Birmingham
Johnston Street
Tommy Grubbs
Attalla
Clifton Ferrell
John M. Connor
E. Johnson
Spartanburgh
D. C
Captain Connor
Washington, D. C
Fortress Monroe
Old Point
Births Mary Louise and Virginia Ann in local homes
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie E. Ricks on October 6 a 7 pounds 4 ounce daughter named Mary Louise. Mother and baby rest at 902 East Grant Street. Also a daughter Virginia Ann born October 9 to Mr. and Mrs. O D Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie E. Ricks
Mary Louise
East
Grant Street
O. D. Wise
Virginia Ann
Mrs. W. E. Cason Visits Birmingham With Son
Mrs W E Cason and her son William Jr are in Birmingham for a few days visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cason
William, Jr
Birmingham
Mind Reader promises lively vaudeville type illusion with Warren William
Warren William returns to the Princess in The Mind Reader a First National film presenting Chandra the Great a carnival fortune teller turned con man. The spread follows his allure to women his romance with Sylvia and the eventual reform while depicting behind the scenes trickery of fortune telling. Constance Cummings plays his wife and Allen Jenkins his sharp-witted confederate delivering comedic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren William
First National Studios
Princess’ Theatre
Chandra the Great
Wallingford
United States
Chandra
Sylvia
Mountebank
Leopard Chandra
William
Constance Cummings
Allen Jenkins
School Bus Drivers Meeting Here Today
Morgan county school bus drivers are called to a meeting today at the county courthouse office of County Superintendent George T. Woodruff. The session focuses on feasibility of casualty insurance for buses and safety practices in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
George T. Woodruff
Business trip for Jervis and Neher to Boaz and Albertville
A. D. Jervis and W. B. Neher departed for a business mission with plans to visit Boaz and Albertville. The trip aims to explore potential opportunities and meet local contacts in the two towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Jervis
W. B. Neher
Boaz and
Albertville
Guild Plans Work For Coming Year
The Martha and Mary guild of St. John's Episcopal Church held a meeting at Mrs. Maynard Layman’s home. Mrs. Irvin Mitchell presided. Miss Wanda Harris read the minutes and Mrs. John Eggleston gave the treasurer’s report. Plans include a waffle supper on Tuesday October 24 at 6 p.m. in St. Joan's parish house and a fashion exhibition as a fall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Welfare Board
W. H. Ritter
A. Z. Bailey
Sara Jeffries
St. John's Auxiliary
H. 8. Roberts
Joseph Woods
Federated Missionary Societies
Federation
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Martha and Mary Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Maynard Layman
Irvin Mitchell
Wanda Harris
John Eggleston
St. Joan's
Friedman At Home After Appendicitis Operation
Louis Friedman a noted Decatur merchant recovered from appendicitis surgery at Benevolent Hospital and returned home today after two weeks of convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Friedman
Decatur
Benevolent Hospital
Return Home for Mr and Mrs T Jervis Jones
Mr and Mrs T Jervis Jones will return Friday from Cincinnati. While away Mr Jones attended the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jervis Jones
Cincinnati
Mr. Jones
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cunninghaming
Julia Lewis
W. B. Markstein
Phillip Humphrey
Lewis
P.T. A
First Ward
Fred Sittason
Fourth Avenue
West
Association
Hallowe'en
Robinson
Sittason
G. L. Hilma
Nell Lawhorn
Decatur High School Dramatic Club
Thomas Brewer
Grace Jones
Frances Morgan
Flora Durham
Pat Jeffrey
Dancing
Dancing Club
W. White
Wong
Paul Gene Hargrove
E. E. Hargrove
Oak Street
Elizabeth
Ann
Gunn
Elizabeth Houston
Jack Catlett
Sue Bitting
Martha Frances Lawrence
Nell Laubenthal
Fred Murray Murdock
Nancy
Jack Thomason
Elizabeth Ann Gunn
Oakley Rogers
Martha Evelyn
Billy Callahan
Virginia Prince
Elizabeth Calvin
Judy
Mary Ann Coolidge
Baby Rinda Thornton
Katherine
Frank Wiley
Elizabeth Allen Morris
Ned Shackford
Patsy Patterson
Sammy Stephenson
Sally
Junior Berean Club
Ben Britnell
Sherman Street
Fred Bloodworth, Jr
Julia Bingham
Britnell
Henry Gurley
George Perrine
Cotaco Literary Club
W. R. Johnson
W. T. Jordan
E. L. Schuman
H. N. Purifoy
Pearl Buck
Bank Street
ADE
F.igon’s
Second Ave
Moulton St
Coats
PART
D&ess
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
Julian Boyd
Decatur Daily Fashion Bureau
Garner Pride
Cecil Timberlake
Russell Brothers
Clarksville, Tenn
Brothers-Cunningham
J. W. Shealy
Bamberg
Princess
Griffin
Griffin Jewelry Shop
Atk
Stroock
Forstmann
GAL
Cordoba
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Friedman
Goidel’s
Ronald Colman
Elissa Landi
William Themind Reader
NRA
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