Reception for Hendrix wedding byx pupils details
The article describes a bridal shower for Hendrix's bride with guests stopped at the door by Mrs. Blackwell. The room featured yellow and green decor, marigold chair decor, and a musical program by Opal Cavnar Mary Kate Troup Nora Sullivan and Mary Louis Reed. Cath erine Napps and the honoree won clever contests receiving mementoes. A wagon Jaden filled with gifts was drawn in by Paul Brown Jr. The hostess was helped by her mother to serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix
Opal Cavnar
Mary Kate Troup
Nora Sullivan
Mary Louis Reed
Catherine Napps
Paul Brown, Jr
Miss Elizabeth Wallace Piano Teacher in Decatur
Elizabeth Wallace is listed as a piano teacher with six years of college training and a teacher's certificate. She operates from Oak Street in Decatur Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wallace
Alabama
Decatur
Oak Street
Wedding of Mr. Steele and Bowles daughter noted in city church
A New York City bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowles, wed at Madison Avenue Baptist Church in New York. Mrs. Steele, formerly of Decatur, has ties to the area via residence on Grant Street and memories of the Mattocks home. The article also lists a social reception hosted by Mrs. S. M. Thompson with guests including Mrs. W. J. Garnett and others, plus numerous notes on local visitors and societal events in Decatur and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicbeddes Steele, Jr
New York City
Adison Avenue Baptist Church
York City
George Il. Bowles
N. 10Th Street
East St. Lédis
Mil
Judson College
Marion
Alabama
Washington University
Steele
Decatur
Mattocks
Grant Street
S. M. Thompson
W. J. Garnett
New Smyrna
Fla
W. M. Bailey
Mortis Ford
LC. Mayes
Ione Burnett
Miami, Fla
Neighborhood Music Pupils Honored At Community Event
The ceremony honored a list of music pupils and local honorees including Julia Dent, Daisy Pardons, Mary Webster, Mary Louise Reed, Frances Puckett, Bessie Boyd Ross, Nell Rowe, and Margaret Blackwell. Attendees included Opal Cagnar, Frances Abel, Ruth McBride, Caroline Gilley, Nora Sullivan, Marie Bernstein, and Mary Kate Troup among others. Local residents Frigo fellows Amos Lovin and peers Joy Flant and Edna Erwin were present.
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Frigo
Julia Dent
Heat Daisy Pardons
Mary Webster
Mary Louise Reed
Frances Puckett
Bessie Boyd Ross
Nell Rowe
Margaret Blackwell
Opal Cagnar
Frances Abel
Frances
Ruth McBride
Caroline Gilley
Margaret Trotman
Nora Sullivan
Marie Bernstein
Mary Kate Troup
Catherine Napps
Margaret Peer
Joy Flant
Mary
Edna Erwin
Gwendolyn Reams
Dorothy Davidson
Marie
Cora Mae Dudley
Marguerite Clark
Amos Lovin
Clyde Hendrix Jr to Enter Columbia University
Clyde Hendrix Sr Clyde Hendrix Jr and Clyde Hendrix Jr plan to depart Saturday night with the latter entering Columbia University. Thomas Hendrix expects to leave the 12th to resume studies at Auburn. Mr and Mrs Roy Sheats and Mrs John Sheats have returned to Evansville Ind after visiting Mrs E H Allison and Mrs J S Chrisinger. Eleanor Black of Columbia Tenn will visit Harriett and Jane Irwin after a trip to Huntsville. M H Todd who was operated
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Clyde , Hendrix,Sr
Clyde Hendrix, Jr
Ity
Columbia University
Thomas Hendrix
Auburn
Roy Sheats
John Sheats
Evansville
Ind
E. H. Allison
J. S. Chrisinger
Eleanor Black
Columbia
Tenn
Harriett
Jane Irwin
Huntsville
Local residents host visits and travels this week
Town residents welcome visits from relatives and friends as several families plan trips and short stays. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Edward Park moving to East Moulton Street, Mrs. Virginia Graham returning from Montgomery and other relatives visiting in town and nearby cities.
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Mrs. Edward Park
East Moulton Street
Virginia Graham
Montgomery
Bironehem
Memphis
Tuscum
Twenty Die As Floods Ravage Southern Poland
In Poland twenty persons are known dead after persistent rains caused severe flooding in the south. The town of Stryj is under water and many oil fields were flooded. The Dniester and tributaries broke banks, sweeping across an area, wrecking houses bridges and crops.
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Warsaw
Poland
Coda
Stryj
Dniester
Record Broken by Brady with 2800 Pounds Tomatoes
S. H. Brady, a prominent Limestone county farmer, set a new local canning record this afternoon by delivering a 2800 pound load of tomatoes. He previously brought in a 2100 pound load.
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S. H. Brady
Limestone County
Mr. A
Help Morgen County Advocates for Better Roads
A Daily representative will visit your site to discuss commercial printing by Albany 46. The program urges strong citizen demand for better roads including 18 foot highways over narrow nine foot thoroughfares, with all work guaranteed to please.
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Albany
The
Daily
Morgen County
Article Attracts Wide Attention
The piece published in I Reck on So by T. H. Alexander has drawn wide attention, according to Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce reports. The group plans to express appreciation to Alexander, a former local citizen now writing for multiple papers.
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T. H. Alexander
Decatur
Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce
Alexander
Earl Barnes Heads to Texas Theological School
Earl Barnes visits relatives before entering a Texas seminary this fall to pursue studies and later enter the ministry. He has spent the summer at a Tennessee religious publishing house prior to his move to the Lone Star State.
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Earl Barnes
Texas
Lone Star State
Mr. Barnes
Tennessee
MEL LO-GLO French Process Face Powder
Advert describes MEL LO-GLO soft colorful face powder that stays on longer with pure quality. Promotes superior beautifying effects and claims no shine or pores visible. Sold by aga Drug Co Albany Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aga Drug Co
Albany Drug
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Paramount News
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Young People’s Missionary Society
Young People’s Missionary Society of the
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Mattie
Luella Masterson
the Benevolent Hospital
George W. Hodges
Birmingham
Miss Roberts
Athens
Marcella
Fanny Brown Collier
Misses Hayes
Lucy Haywood Binford
Evsi
Hannah
Rogersville
Elton
Mrs. Dodd
Corbin, Ky
Dean Dodd
Paseonty
Eth Friends
Lillian Odom
Mary Turley
Nashville
Peabody
J. F. Collins
Monery
Peabody Institute
Mildred Bell
Birmiham
Misserine Smith
S. H. Malone
Asheville
N. C
Bessie Daniels
Anniston
Willie
Nina Hodges
Ruth
Nell Johnston
Emily
Phyllis
Mitchell
Roy Kierbow
East Lafayette Street
Clyde Henderson
Tampa, Fla
Hugh Henderson
Cullman
Frances Mason
Bowling Green
Elizabeth Houston
Katherine McCormac
W. H. Ritter
Chattanooga
Signal Mountain
Tone Burnett
Mrs
Morris Ford
Norma Wilkes
St. Margaret’s Infirmary
Joe Liebacher and Son
W. O. Lipscomb
Mooresville
Mabel Neville
Ben Poole
Bouldin Neville
West Point, Ga
Dave Norris and Son
Reece Tapscott
8. L. Grant
Mr. Gibbs
Hanceville
Jane
Hazel Masterson
Dorothy Leopard
Kathleen Ballentine
St. Thomas Infirmary
Rutledge Thomas
Sanders Cortner
Ed Beatty
Edgar. Nichols
West
Leon Nichols
Silver City
N. M
J. A. Warden
Little Rock, Ark
Clyde Nichols
Lola Alexander of
Birm
Belle Bart
Europe
Miss Bart
M.h.todd
Masons
Oliver D. Street
Sae
Senorita
Maria Luisa Lacuadra
Madrid
Spain
Ingham
8. I. Nichols
Dora. Cooper
Jim Dobbs
J.A. Glasscock
Flint
Roy Dobbs
Ben Wright
Vicinity
Charles Kortrecht
H. A. Skeggs
Murphy
J. T. Weatherly, Jr
Joe IH
W. ‘Thompson
Nancy
Russellville
Hopkinsville, Ky
Sarah Stephens
Biree
Comer
Brady
U.S
Good Housekeeping Institute
United States Rubber Company
Decatur Ice & Coal CO
Brunswick
Riverview Park
Grant St
J. B. McGar
Webster
Stetson
Manhattan
Speaker Warren
Ratliff
Second Avenue
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