Society Club Sponsors Violin Recital Friday Night
Miss Christine McCann with Miss Elizabeth Gussen of Birmingham will perform in a Riverside High School auditorium program Friday night. The event, hosted by the Society SIC Study Club, aims to showcase rare musical treats to a large audience. The program opens at 7:30 with a focus on refined violin pieces and local talent.
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SIC
Christine McCann
Elizabeth N
Birmingham
Riverside High School Auditum
McCann and
Gussen
Personal greetings from traveling guests at local home
The week end list includes Mr. and Mrs. J R Simpson and baby Joan and Ralph Brooks of Tuscugabia Mrs J L Hewett and two children Margaret Ann and Johnny Birmingham Mr and Mrs O P Pith Sine Athens Estes Finn Florence were guests of Mr and Mrs Louis Argend John McGavock of Nashville Tenn visited friends here Mrs R L Huff left for Gulfport Miss Master Billy Padgett remains at Canal street G R McKelvey, past eighteen months in Mobile, has been located there.
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J. R. Simpson
Baby
Joan
Ralph Brooks
Tuscugabia
J. L. Hewett
Margaret Ann
Johnny
Birmingham
O. P Pith
Sine Athens
G. R. McKelvey
Mobile
Ala
Eleanor Hoyt du Pont wife of aviation heir in New York society
New York society profile of Eleanor Hoyt, later Mrs A Felix du Pont Jr, highlighting her beauty, poise, and aviation interest. Daughter of Richard F Hoyt and Kathdeen Stone Hoyt, she wed A Felix du Pont after a shared passion for flying, receiving a seaplane as a wedding gift. Her family ties connect to Curtiss Wright through her grandfather Galen L Stone.
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New York
A. Felix du Pont, Jr
Eleanor Hoyt
Richard F. Hoyt
Kathdeen Stone Hoyt
A. Felix du Pont
Greenhorn
Charles C. Hoyt
Brookline
Mass
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Eleanor
Young du Pont
du Pont
Galen L. Stone
Stone
Boston
Nelson Doubleday
Hoyt
Athens Personal News Highlights Local Visitors
Miss Dora Otis of Birmingham visits Miss Sadie Lawson while Miss Mildred Darwin of Cookeville Tennessee stays with Miss LeRuth Glaze. Mr and Mrs Henry Cromwell of Florence spend night with Gilbert family. Mrs George Garth of Courtland visits son W. Garth and family. Mrs Laura McGuire visiting Mobile daughter Mrs R A Wright. Mrs Hazel Rogers Phillips of Washington DC visits Athens relatives. Mrs Mary Mason hosted by Mrs Frances Hotchkiss of Binghamton New York. Mrs Charles Hendricks and daughter from Nashville weekend with Mr and Mrs H L French. Mr and Mrs A H Chambers traveled from Huntington to visit respective parents. Clifton McDonald recovering after Nashville hospital operation. Mrs J M Lawson recovering from appendicitis at Powers hospital. Mr and Mrs William Oberhelman of Birmingham visit. Mrs Oberhelman is former Athens resident and alumna. Gilbert White of Mooresville assists county board of education in Athens. Mrs Annie Binford Westmoreland of Los Angeles leaves for Franklin Tennessee after short visit. Judge James E Horton returns from circuit court in Decatur.
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Dora Otis
Birmingham
Sadie Lawson
Mildred Darwin
Cookeville
Tenn
LeRuth Glaze
Henry Cromwell
Florence
Cromwell
T. E. Gilbert
George Garth
Courtland
W. 8. Garth
Laura McGuire
R. A. Wright
Mobile
Hazel Rogers Phillips
Washington, D. C
Athens
Mary Mason
Frances Hotchkiss
Binghampton
N. Y
Charles Hendricks
Nashville
H. L. French
A. H. Chambers
Huntington, Tenn
J. W. Chambers
M. A. Phillips
Clifton McDonald
J. M. Lawson
Powers’ Hospital
William Oberhelman
Oberhelman
Athenian
Athens College
Gilbert White
Moore
Local notices and visits span several states
The article lists residents and visitors in a sequence of short items. Mrs. G. R. McKelvey is ill at her mother's home but improving while confined to the house. Mrs. H L. Peterson recovers after an operation at the Benevolent hospital. Mrs. Will Wyker, Mrs. A. W. Hill and Mrs. H. H. May drove to Atlanta for a several days visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Chappell and daughter Elizabeth Ann visited relatives in Mt. Pleasant Tennessee. Miss Ethel Harrison returned from Birmingham after a brief stay with relatives. Miss Lola McKnight visited friends in Mt. Pleasant. S. A. Owens returned from a business trip to Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thomason and Mrs. H. K. Neville drove to Birmingham on Monday. Mrs. S. W. Irwin and daughters Harriett and Jane and Miss Evelyn Irwin also went to Birmingham for a Sunday trip.
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Signal Mountain
Atlanta
Memphis
Harriett Irwin
the Music Makers
Louise Sherrill
Ruth Ann Hobbs
Jane Todd
Miss Sherrill
Miss Irwin
Sturday
Caroline Jones
G. R. McKelvey
H. E. McKelvey
H L. Peterson
the Benevolent Hospital
Ethel Harrison
Birmingham
Sudekum Death Mystery Shrouds Nashville Figure
In Nashville ten months ago Harry Sudekum executive of Crescent Amusement died with an electric cord around his neck. A coroner's jury rejected a self inflicted death verdict, ruling external violence caused the death. The widow questioned the finding, leading to a reopened inquiry that concluded unknown parties caused the death.
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Nashville
Harry Sudekum
Crescent Amusement Company
Sudekum
Kilby Will Aid Democrats Plan in Alabama
Former Governor Thomas E. Kilby accepts participation in the Democratic Victory Fund drive. Appointed by DNC chair Jouette Stouse, Kilby awaits a national plan and will seek action in Calhoun and neighboring counties. Alabama committee members include D. P. Bestor Jr, Frank P. Glass, Gov. B. M. Miller, and others.
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Anniston
Ala
Thomas E. Kilby
Democratic Party
Jouette Stouse
Democratic National Committee
Alabama
Kilby
Calhoun
D. P. Bestor, Jr
Mobile
Frank P. Glass
Montgomery
George Duncan
Athens
B. M. Miller
Willa Gayle
Val Taylor
Uniontown
E. W. Pettus
Selma
Frederick I. Thompson
Victor Hanson
Forney Johnston
Charles J. Sharp
O. W. Underwood
Watt T. Brown
Helena B. Smiley
Oscar Wells
Birmingham
Ouster suit filed against Huey Long by lieutenant governor
Shreveport Louisiana October 19 Lieutenant Governor Paul Gyr filed an ouster suit in state district court asserting Huey T Long as governor illegal because he allegedly remained a U S senator after filing for reelection Gyr says he is the constitutional governor by right of succession and took the oath last week.
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Shreveport
Huey T. Long
Louisiana
State District Court
Paul Gyr
Long
United States Senate
Cyr
Reporter Struck By An Irate Solon
In Jackson Mississippi on October 19 E C Lane chair of the house agricultural committee attacked Capitol reporter Jack Hancock of the Jackson Daily News after a description calling him leader of a lame duck rally. Lane struck Hancock before bystanders separated them.
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Jackson
Miss
E. C. Lane
House Agricultural Committee
Jack Hancock
Capitol
Jackson Daily News
Lane
Hancock
Local minister visits Tri Cities for services
Rev. Peter McDennis rector of St. John's Episcopal church visited the Tri Cities on Sunday. He conducted holy communion at Sheffield and preached at Florence during the day ending with services in both towns.
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Peter McDennis
St. John's Episcopal Church
Tri-Cities
Sheffield
Commuunion
Florence
Place Of Charity Meeting Changed
Rev. Peter M. Dennis announced the Decatur Charity Council meeting place is moved from St. John's parish house to the First Methodist church. Ladies of the First Methodist will serve supper at seven o'clock.
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Peter M. Dennis
Decatur Charity Council
St. John’s Parish House
First Methodist
Falkville to Play The Athens Aggies
Falkville Blue Devils meet the Athens Aggies in a high profile Friday afternoon clash at Falkville. Both teams are described as evenly matched and the outcome could be a standout of the season.
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Falkville
Athens Aggies
Falkville Blue Devils
Thomas Is Resting Well At Hospital
J P Thomas prominent local abstract man was resting well at Benevolent hospital this afternoon. Mr Thomas was taken to the hospital Sunday for treatment. His many friends trust he will enjoy a speedy recovery.
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J. P. Thomas
Benevolent Hospital
Mr. Thomas
Cotton Price Steady in Local Market Monday
The local cotton market held steady with a modest gain from Saturday. Middling cotton at Decatur was quoted at 5.55 cents per pound, up from 5.50 cents, reflecting a firmer tone after the weekend.
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Decatur
Celebration Set For Woodmen Rally In Cullman
Woodmen of the World anticipate a rally in Cullman on October 22 with many Decatur members planning to attend.
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Woodmen
Cullman
Order
Decatur
Inter-City Meet of Rotary Clubs Opens in City
About 40 visitors join Ro tar ians for an Inter city Rotary clubs gathering at the M C A set for 6 30 P M Rev Peter M Dennis chair man The program includes America invocation supper songs a vocal solo by Evelyn Irwin Central high school orchestra and guest introductions from Tulaskia Sheffield Florence Pulaski and Huntsville John Henley Jr of the 26th Rotary district will give an address followed by talks by club presidents The event closes with the Rotary Anthem.
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Rotary
Peter M. Dennis
America
Rev
Dennis
Evélyn Irwin
Central High School Orchestra
Tulaskia
Sheffield
Florence
Pulaski
Huntsville
John ©. Henley, Jr
Memphis visitor Gil Draper visits for a few days
Gil Draper of Memphis and formerly from Decatur is in town for a short stay. He is noted as visiting local friends and enjoying time in the area during his visit.
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Gil Draper
Memphis
Decatur
Classified Section Promotes Everyday Needs Savings
Readers are urged to satisfy daily needs through the classifieds and save the difference. The notice highlights affordable listings and deals across goods and services, inviting shoppers to explore affordable options and stretch budgets today.
Decatur Visitor Frank P. Lide Honored by Friends
Frank P. Lide, longtime Decatur resident and Goodyear executive in Cleveland, is visiting his sister Mrs. John W. Jones and mother Mrs. K. Bide Sr. He is warmly welcomed by local friends and acquaintances during the visit.
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Frank P. Lide
Decatur
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Cleveland
John W. Jones
K. Bide
Side
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Daisy Bell Parsons
Wells
R. L. Parsons
Central High School
Florida
R. Royce Powell
Fla
Decatur Cornice Ading Co
Mrs. Poteet
S. E. Patterson
E. Among Jr
Roy T
Bertha Timberlake
E. M. Chenault
Southland
Mary Robertson
H. L. Malone
Blackard
Nashville, Tenn
Bell
W. E. McCormac
Huntaville
Kathryn
James Turner Nolan
W. L. Shulte Jr
Leighton, Ala
Willie Brown and
H. T. Penick
R. Tucker
West Church Street
Riverside-Lafayette
P.T.A
Riverside-Lafayette P. T. A
H. ©. McRee
Morgan County Health Department
Juvenile Music Study Club
Ann Je McRee
Johnston Street
Mrs. Wear
Circle Two
Central Baptist W. M. 8
P. H. Bandiin
Hofierte
Claude McMillan
H. K. Neville
Smith
Cox
John A. Thomason
E. T. Cunningham
Betty Burleson
Henry Lile
P. H. Sandlin
R. N. Nelson
R. P. Masterson
C. E. Malone
Music Makers Club
John McGavock
R. L. Huff
Gulfport, Miss
Billy Padgett
Canal] Street
Een
York
Nation
Ethelda Bedford
Gotham Society
Gerald Moncrieffe Livingston
A. Felix duPont, Jr
Baking Sowder
Mariner
Eggeshell
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Demopolis
The
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Will Wyker
A. W. Hill
H. H. May
J. E. Chappell
Elizabeth Ann
Mt. Pleasant
Lola McKnight
Friends
S. A
Pees Mines
Victory Fund Plan
Duster Suit
Gyr
Solon
Aggies
Blues
Thomas
Thomas Furniture Co
General
Washington
Ify
Snh
Rie
Wassington
Kroehler
Thomas Furniture Co. Cor. Bank and Church
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