Auction Book Club meets for bridge and luncheon
Unity Dancy hosted the Auction Book Club on Canal Street with bridges in the living room. Prizes included Oliver Kirwood's niece prize and high score by Mrs. Cornell. An elaborate plant luncheon followed at the card tables. The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs. John Garrison on Sherman Street. Mrs. W. R. Smith was an absent member substitute. A score by Mrs. BR. Davis preceded a delicious salad course. Mrs. Hattie Rheinhart will visit friends and relatives in Hillsboro plant. Fred W. Fraker of Decatur is visiting Meridian Pike residents.
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Unity
Dancy
J. D. Jef
Canal Street
Erimiga
Windo
Oliver Kirwood
Cornell
Garrison
John Garrison
Sherman Street
W. R. Smith
BR. Davis
Reverend Kerr Boyce Tupper visiting Twin Cities
The Rev. Kerr Boyce Tupper D D L L D of Philadelphia visited the Twin Cities and conducted a series of services at the First Presbyterian church in Shefield. Spencer Garnett departed for New York to purchase goods for his Second Avenue store. J L Draper is ill at his Grant Street home. Mrs W C Fiawell in Texas for health reports improving. B L Malone ill at home with a malarial attack.
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Kerr Boyce Tupper
D. D
Philadelphia
Twin-Cities
Sheffield
Tupper
Presbyterian Church
Spencer ‘Garnett
New York
Second Avenue
J. L. Draper
Grant Street
Ps B. L. Malone
Corks Spell His Name Sign in Missouri Town
In Poplar Bluff Missouri a doctor's sign for Dr J L Harwell hangs over a wall. The 10 by 18 inch shingle features around 3 000 pills as a background with pink pellets and a datean formed from medicine bottles. Old surgical instruments decorate the top for a bizarre display reflecting the doctor’s health image.
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Poplar Blff
J. L. Harwell
Cereal Beverage Bill Defeated in Alabama House
Reports say the eel beverage bill failed 51 to 39 in the Alabama House on Tuesday. The measure may return before session end. the Senate temperance committee has not reported. Brooks Lawrence opposes the bill and will remain through the session. Speaker Lynn hopes end of week attendance will allow closure. The House spent the morning on suits against unincorporated associations as labor fights the measure. The Senate passed a water supply amendment and a highway bond sale supervision bond commission bill.
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Montgomery
Ala
House
Senate Temperance Committee
Brooks Lawrence
Lynn
Solonst
Sons
Seiect
Senate
Secretary Weeks to Visit Muscle Shoals Inspection
Secretary of War Weeks will visit Muscle Shoals probably in October, after advising Congressmen Al and Bankhead and Senator Underwood. He plans to travel with President Harding from Atlanta and depart October 27, arriving at the Shoals the following morning. The trip may include stops at Southern, Pace Chattanooga, and the Twin Cities.
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Weeks
Muscle Shoals
Aland Bankhead
Underwood
Personnally
Atlanta
Harding
Georgia
the Shoals
Southern
Chattanooga
Twin Cities
Aluminum Free At Morgans Promotional Sale
Morgan Furniture Company announces a three day event with a free aluminum ware set with each range sold. Mr Lewis factory expert will supervise the sale from Thursday to Saturday. Bucks Advance and Enterprise stores feature discounts and 75 cent brooms for 39 cents on Thursday. Refreshments served daily from 10 to 2.
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Morgan Furniture Company
Lewis
Albany Youth Grady Claimed In Montgomery Tragedy
Funerals were held Monday for Grady a 13 year old Albany youth found dead in the Louisville and Nashville yards in Montgomery Friday night. The body was identified Saturday by D A Lackey of the Albany police who was passing through Montgomery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs George Grady of Albany and left home Thursday for school and was not seen alive again.
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Grady
Albany
Louisville
Nashville
Montgomery
D. A. Lackey
Albany Police Department
George Grady
Log train wreck claims four at Newnan Lumber yard
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on October 19 four Newnan Lumber Co employees were killed when a log train wrecked at the company plant. J M Cooper B T Hy man O W Wallace and Charley Hipp perished in the incident.
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International News Service
Hattisburg
Miss
J. M. Cooper
B. T. Hyman
O. W. Wallace
Charley Hipp
Newman Lumber Company
Here
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Decatur Barbecue Cafe
Bank Street
Voncarne
Ghetti Italienne
H. M. Burt
Johnston Street
Lawson Draper
Mer
Bat
Decatur Fertilizer Co
Decatur, Ala
Cash Department Store
Buttrey
Ohana
Mexico
Decatur
Ady
di Hilfehett
Princess Theater
Wis Weber
Snub Pollard
Society News
Margaret C. Shelton
Amy Lee
D. Dr McGehee
J. DL. Jeettigs
Vera ‘Austelle
Hattie Rheinhart
Hirtselle
D. A. Orrendorff
Hillsboro
Fred W. Fraker
Samuel Fraker
Meridian
Pike
Telegram
Mertens
Gai Hi Thu Chub
We Anes
Corks
Shoals
Morgan’s
Cahaba Coal
Leo Sykes
Gian and
Cosy
Cole
Cook Bros. Furniture Ca
Second Ave
Alabama Water Co
Morgan County
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Chesterfield Igarette
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