Joneses to Live in Shelbyville After August Wedding
Mr and Mrs Ira B Jones will leave today for Shelbyville Tennessee where Mr Jones will open an electric shop The couple wed August second at Rockville Maryland with Rev Frank A Tyler officiating Mrs Jones nee Helen Coffee is daughter of Mrs Richard E Coffee Attendants Annie Lou Ethridge and Margaret George Leroy King was best man They honeymooned in Washington and Virginia then visited her mother before returning to Rockville for a home in Glenp es Heights Shelbyville Tenn The Spinsters club meets Tuesday at 8 at Miss Elizabeth Andersons Mooresville location Clara Cortner Service class plans an outing at Delano Park this Tuesday with families as guests
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Shelbyville
Ira B. Jones
Tennessee
Jones
Rockville Methodist Parsonage
Rockville
Frank A. Tyler
Helen Coffee
Richard E. Coffee
Annie Lou Ethridge
Margaret George
Washington, D. C
Miss Ethridge
Miss George
Leroy King
Washington
D. C
Virginia
Women turn to CARDUS for relief from functional period pain
Thousands of women now rely on a two way aid called CARDUS for purely functional menstrual pain. Taken three days before onset as directed it is said to bring relief and act as a tonic boosting appetite and gastric juice flow aiding digestion and resilience. A 62 year record urges: Try CARDUI.
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Cardus
Furloughs and Moving Plans Highlight Local Personal Notices
Tech. Sgt. J. R. Vaughan heads home on furlough before a Dallas assignment. Several locals visit family here as Miss Kathleen Harrison and Miss Ruby Jean Anderton stay with friends. Many teachers, military families, and residents announce moves, returns, and new duties across Decatur and surrounding towns.
Frock and Hat Pattern 4820 by Anne Adams
Pattern 4820 offers a button front frock and matching hat in misses and women sizes from 12 to 40. Each piece requires about 3 to 3 8 yards fabric, plus a needlework pattern. Send twenty cents for patterns to The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York plus fifteen cents for the Fall and Winter Pattern Book and receive a free hat and muff bag pattern inside.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne’ Adams
Attern
Frankness and friendship in a wary circle
Dorothy Dix advises a matron who is frank and capable but finds women unwilling to warm to her. She suggests tempering truth to the occasion, offering kind, agreeable remarks, and showing genuine liking to win female friends.
Number Two Wife Second Wife Treated Brutally
The writer laments husbands who canonize deceased wives and favor living partners, arguing it is cruel to endlessly praise the dead while neglecting the living. The piece urges women to express their feelings to husbands to avoid being ignored or mocked.
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Number Two
Dear Miss Dix Obigation Question Prompted by Help
Dear Miss Dix question asks if aiding others creates lasting obligations and whether generosity binds people to repay. It examines social norms of gratitude and duty in helping behavior.
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Miss DIX
Disliking Us and The Burden of Receiving
A brief reflective verse notes that people feel obligations when receiving from others and that giving demands more generosity of soul. The piece compares receivers and givers, suggesting that the duty of accepting gifts can wear on both sides and that a slip of care wears out quickly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spinsters Club
Elizabeth Anderson
Mooresville
Clara Cortner
Clara Cortier
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Delano Park
Goidel
Moye
Eai Tate
Tech
J. R. Vaughan
Dallas
Texas
Kathleen Harrison
Florence
Mrs. T. R. Harrison
Ruby Jean Anderton
Sheffield
Margie Ellen Harrison
Paul Hurst
U. S. Army
Dyersburg
Tenn
L. E. Hurst
F. L. Anderton
Major
Mrs
Charles’ Trostel
Connecticut
Raley
Paducah, Ky
McNeill Apartments
Ann Miller McEntire
Montgomery
W. G. Ward
Bob Muncie
Clinton J. Muncie
Sweetwater, Tenn
Tennessee Military Institute
Julian Kohn
Charles Kohn
Mr. Kohn
Mrs. Kohn
Charles Johnson
Mobile
Fifth Avenue West
Herschel McCluskey
John Lovelady
Seventh Avenue East
William S. Day and Son
Bill, Jr
Moulton, Ala
W. Hay
Mary Robertson
Rev. Robertson
Powderly
A. J. Harris
Edward L. Weld
Gordon-Bible Schools
Lt. Weld
Johnston Street
Elizabeth Roberts
N. L. Kelley
Jackson Street
Monya
Renee Blackwell
Mr. and
A. L. Alexander
Huntsville
Alice Price
Decatur
Atlantic City
N. J
Marion Vickrey
J. D. Reed
Somerville Road School
Nashville, Tenn
Peabody College
Elizabeth Eich
Fort Davis
Ala
W. H. Day
John C. Cowell, Jr
Alexander
Melvin Hutson
Winona Lake
Ind
Mildred Alexander
Moulton
John F. Roberts
Decatur Cleaners
Johnston St
Decatur Transit
Dorothy Dix
Dix
St. Frances Xavier Hospital
Charleston
S. C
Amanda Meriwether
T. T. Roberts
Dorothy Ols
Evelyn’s Beauty Shop
Over Speake
Belk
Sra
PY Uy
Loyd’s
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Magazine
Hunter Furniture Company
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