Society Notes Highlight Flower Show and Local Clubs
Miss Maureen Bobbitt will entertain the Junior Berean Club on Wednesday at 3 15 p m at the home of Mrs Ben Britnell on Sherman street. The Garden Club held its Fall Flower Show at the Carnegie Library with award ribbons for dahlias chrysanthemums and arrangements. A new Young Artists Club affiliated with the Alabama Federation of Music Clubs was organized with Miss Evelyn Kelley elected president and plans monthly meetings. The C C Harris Chapter U D C held a luncheon and business session at Mrs E D Whitman s home. Mrs Rufus Peeresson hosted a unique Harvest themed luncheon for the Saturday Club. The Cotaco Literary Club will meet Wednesday at 3 o clock with Mrs C M Murdock on Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Club
Maureen ‘Bobbitt
Ben Britnell
Sherman Street
Decatur Garden Club
Carnegie Library
Mesdames F. F. Tidwell
W. B. Edmundson
P P Gilchrist
Louis A. Neill
E. R. Clements
P. P. Gilchrist
W. F. Price
Will Wyker
E. R. Cements
Thomas Bowles
J. R. Nicholson
A. T. Hanson
Irving Mitchell
Wanda Harris
J. C. Thompson
J. O. Townsend
City Park
Tennessee Valley
Raymond Brittain
George Williamson
F. F. Tidwell
Garden Club
Young Artists Club
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
W. P. Baugh
Alabama
Evelyn Kelley
Elizabeth Ann Hutson
Julia Bingham
Evelyn Hefner
Harriett Irwin
Ann-Clare Carlisle
Marie Ballas
Wilda Witt
Marion Bingham
Frances Kelley
Sara Ruth Collins
Martha Evelyn Boggs
Christine Jones
C. C. Harris
United Daughters of the Confederacy
E. D. Whitman
Ruth Johnston
Helen Rauschenberg
Marjory Davis
Jeanne Giles
Virginia Brock
Kathleen Odom
Dorothy Daniel
Mabel Ann Hanson
Estelle Hendrix
Peerson
Rufus Peerson
East LaFayette Street
Cotaco Literary Club
Personal notices from Mary Lou Dancy chapter members
Gates of names and visits show a string of social exchanges. Delegates from the chapter returned home after the Grand Chapter meeting in Montgomery while friends and relatives visited in town and areas including Scottsboro Huntsville Florence Gurley Lawrenceburg and Tuscaloosa. Several medical recoveries and relocations mark the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP. Levin
J. O. Richardson
Laura Alexander
Charles Johnson
Joe Brown
Mary Lou Dancy
Montgomery
Double Harness Leads Princess Theatre "Double Feature"
The Princess Theatre opens the film Double Harness starring Ann Harding and William Powell with Lucile Browne Lillian Bond George Meeker and Henry Stephenson in supporting roles. A stage show Mitzi Shelton and her All Girl Band accompanies matinee and night performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harding
William Powell
Princess Theatre
Miss Harding
Mr. Powell
Powell
Baghe
Lucile Browne
Lillian Bond
Love
Urisen
Miss Browne
Miss Bond
George Meeker
Henry Stephenson
Mitzi Shelton
America
Moulton Heights School News Highlights Faculty and Events
Miss Annie Sue Smith returns as sixth and seventh grade teacher after a week away due to her father's death. The 1933-34 PT A meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM to discuss school service to the community. Priceville will stage George in a Jam at Moulton Heights Thursday at 7 30 PM. James Gurley joins the faculty as new addition. Week of October 16 average daily attendance was 19 with 202 enrolled. Parents urged to send children to school. overnight guest to the Hanson home from Ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Sue Smith
Moulton Heights
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Priceville
George
James Gurley
Tag Day Raises Funds for School Books Shortage
A school book drive raises funds and new textbooks to replace worn volumes. About 500 contributors supported the campaign, led by a general committee of forty one teachers and student canvassers from Senior and Junior High, with the American Legion contributing the largest gift of ten dollars. Donations go to principals or the superintendent with receipts issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Brown
Stone
Alexander
Blair Hodges
Reed
Misses Reeder
Barnard
Jolly
Sivley
Houston
Davis
Mathews
Gargus
Lawhorn
Burt
E Lee
Ussery
Walsh
American Legion
Decatur
W. W. Benson
River Gauge Holds Steady at Two Feet Today
The Tennessee river remained stationary at a 2 foot gauge reading at seven o'clock, with water levels not rising or falling. No secondary measurements or actions were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Moulton Heights Adds Senior II Work To Curriculum
Notices announce added Senior II coursework at Moulton Heights and upcoming practice games between Priceville and Moulton Heights on Thursday at Moulton Heights and between Trinity and Moulton Heights on Friday at Trinity. A lost yellow wool coat at Princess Theatre Saturday prompts a reward and phone contact 1390.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Heights
Priceville
Trinity
Princess Theatre
He Writes Plays Horizontal land 6 Who is the famous writer in the picture
A puzzle page listing clues and answers across multiple entries with references to writers, objects, and wordplay. It features hints like final cause, electrified particle, and various crossword style prompts alongside scattered solutions.
Health contest outline for 4 H program in Morgan county
Miss Rowe Morgan county home demonstration agent outlines the 4 H health contest aims to instill good health standards and habits in diet clothing sanitation and hygiene. The Alabama health department partners with home demonstration agents to sponsor county contests with two age groups 10-13 and 14-20. Physical exams begin in fall with one annual exam, charts are kept by members, and health education is integrated into club meetings. County winners advance to the state contest and potentially the national contest in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rowe
Morgan County
Alabama Department of Health
B. F. Austin
Chicago
Hoover Cabinet Labor Leader William Doak Dies
William N. Doak secretary of labor in the Hoover cabinet and labor leader died at his Virginia home of heart disease after a severe attack a week earlier. His appointment faced opposition from AFL president William Green due to railroad workers’ union non affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William N. Doak
Hoover
Virginia
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Railroad
Athens social notes reflect club meetings and receptions
The Garden Club of Athens met to discuss Flowers and honor Confederate soldiers. Local ladies hosted multiple bridge and contract clubs with dinners and games at homes, with new residents adding to social life. A large reception celebrated Athens College introducing new students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Donald
Young Wall
Athens
Gertrude Hacker
James E. Horton
W. E. Flood
Queen of Hearts Club
Martha Ann Malone
H. G. Davis
Fairview
W. W. Malone
Thomas S. Woodroof
J. W. Frost
Athens College
Howard College Registrar enters Alabama education race
Professor O. H. Causey registrar of Howard College announces candidacy for state superintendent of education. He vows economy in the department and expanded scholastic opportunities, urging no curtailment of education and full school terms. He cites Roosevelt on education and calls for economical operation of the Alabama Department of Education in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Causey
Howard College
Alabama
Roosevelt
Department of Education
Montgomery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federated Missionary Societies
Bob Huie
East Moulton Street
Guy Bullivan
Nancy Hackworth
Scottsboro
Mrs. R. T Sheppard
J. B. Bradford
Florence
Joe Duncan
Lillian Lawler
Huntsville
Bennett Pickens
Gurley
James Wade
Mr. Pickens
A. F. Houston
Mrs. W. M. Houston
W. E. Hall
Lelia Grubbs Hall
C. R. Green
W. W. Callahan
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
John Ballas
Canal Street
M. L. Douthitt
Betty
Sixth Avenue, West
Barrett Shelton, Jr
Benevolent Hospital
Eighth Avenue
R. C Horton
Line Street
Highway Department
Walter Johnson
R. C. Horton
Andy Stoltz
Elizabeth Martin
Mary Evelyn Boggs
Tuscaloosa
Hunts
Cardui
Goidel’s' Prs
Clem & Scott Beauty Parlor
Dodge
Plymouth
Carlos Previtt
Harry Markham
Decatur Motor Co
Garrison Cleaners
Earl Moore
Moulton Heights School News
Monte Cristo
Flower Leaf
You
Flower
Garden Club of
T. A. Bourland
Luther Yarbrough
Bourland
Anne Lovelace
R. A. Smith
O. J. Thomas
Sanitary Barber Shop
Gausey III
RAGE
Howard
Davidson’s Coal & Feed CO
Allen’s
Mitzi
Shelton
Publix
ANN Rarding Titan
Herone Dea
Weary Stephenson
Lien
Harry Langdon
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