McGwier Wilson Wedding Celebrated in Chattanooga Tenn
Miss Lois Wilson and Mr Vernon McGwier wed in Chattanooga on Sept 2. The couple, popular locals, honeymoon briefly with the groom's parents on East Walnut street before returning home amid well wishes. Afternoon bridge party planned by Mrs T M Jones Jr and Mrs E N Penick. C C Club hosted by Mrs J W Frahn with prizes awarded to Mrs O J O Bryant and Mrs Otto Moebes. consolation to Mrs John Arantz. ice course served. next meeting hosted by Mrs John Arantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGwier-Wilson
Lois Wilson
Mr. Vernon -McGwier
Chattanooga
Tenn
Angus McGwier
East Walnut Street
T. M. Jones, Jr
E. N. Penick
C. C. Club
C. C
J. W. Frahn
O. J. O’bryant
Otto Moebes
John Arantz
Girls prepare for schooling at Alabama colleges this year
A wave of local students heads to universities and colleges across the South. Carolyn Fus sell Marjory Fussell Frances Dins more Susan Beech Garren and others depart for Montevallo Florence Normal Mary Baldwin College and the University of Alabama. Several relatives join them including Julia Lynne Beth Tyler and Mary Pitts Taylor while some remain for studies at Ward Belmont and Lipscomb. Local families hosted guests and travelers before departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevallo
Alabama College
Missus Carolyn Fussell
Marjory Fussell
Frances Dinsmore
Susan Beech Garren
Mary Vernon Dix
Jessie Mae Montgomery
Eliza Scidmore Ashes Sent to Yokohama Japan Honors American Writer
Eliza R. Scidmore, noted American author who depicted Japan, had her ashes escorted by Japanese officials from Geneva to Yokohama. The ceremony included Dr. Kusama, a League of Nations delegate, and she is laid to rest in the same cemetery as her mother and brother George H. Scidmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Japan
Eliza R. Scidmore
Yokohama
Kusama
League of Nations
Miss Scidmore
George H. Scidmore
Clear Skin Promise From 8.8.8 Vitamin Tonic Ad
An old advertisement claims 8.8.8. tonic clears skin blemishes by increasing red blood cells. It describes skin health as linked to vitality and resistance to disease, touts 100 years of use, and urges readers to buy at drug stores in two sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Toe Bay
Bradfield Regulator Co_Nesk
Atlante
Local guests to visit over weekend and winter plans
Springfield Tenn guests Mr and Mrs Will Smith Jr and Mr and Mrs Lynn Bomar arrive Saturday to stay with Mr and Mrs A E Humphrey. Mrs Fred Wilcox of Dallas expects the twentieth to join Mr Wilcox and live in Decatur this winter. Mrs James A Duncan returns to Greenwood Miss after visiting Mr and Mrs E A Tillery. Miss Bernice Whitworth of Mobile Ala to visit aunt Miss Nona Morrow before heading to Florence to attend the Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Barnum
Florence
A. E. Humphrey
O. E. Bomar
Springfield
Tenn
Birmingham
Will Smith, Jr
Lynn Bomar
Springfield, Tenn
Fred Wilcox
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Wilcox
Decatur
James A. Duncan
Greenwood
Miss
E. A. Tillery
Bernice Whitworth
Mobile
Ala
Boxes Burn Near Hosiery Plants
A pile of boxes and crates behind Cadet Mills on Second Avenue caught fire from a burning trash pile. Fire units from Johnston Street and Railroad Street responded quickly and extinguished the blaze. No damage occurred to the hosiery plants, as the fire was across the alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadet Mills
Second Avenue
Johnston Street
Railroad Street
Aunt Lucia Ticket Sales Strong for Reserve Seats
The annex Auxiliary reports unusually good reserve seat sales for Aunt Lucia. Tickets are on reserve at Alabama Drug Store and still available for Thursday or Friday night. Miss McHugh says best seats should be secured at the drug store.
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Annex Auxiliary
Alabama
Ar Tuc.s
Miss McHugh
Health officer to finish school child examinations before Christmas
Morgan county health officer Dr. H. McRee announced he will complete the task of examining county school children before Christmas. Examinations have already been completed in 39 rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. McRee
Morgan County
Tennessee Valley Lab Sees Two in State Rankings
For four months the Tennessee Valley laboratory here remains the second largest state lab in Alabama by specimens handled. Montgomery leads, but the gap narrows, suggesting a possible leadership change in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley Laboratory
Alabama
Montgomery
Billy Martin Joins Black and White Bowling Parlor
Billy Martin accepts assistant manager post at Black and White Bowling Parlors on Moulton Street. The new local parlor is part of a national Black and White Bowling Co chain.
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Billy Martin
Bowling Co
W. Y
Billy) Martin
Moulton Street
Black and White
Bo Co
Reverend Crume Speaks on The Human Play at Ninth Street
Evangelist Rev. T. C. Crume will deliver a sermon at Ninth Street Methodist Church this evening on the theme The Human Play. Service begins at 7 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Crume
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Funeral Today for Slain Man in Ardmore
Breaks under questions of the officers continues as Poff admits flight then confesses to the killing. He told his family of the act and left for Athens. Funeral services were held this morning at Ardmore around 10 o'clock before the body was moved to Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poff
Athens
Ardmore
Decatur
Barton Resigns From Farm Bureau Post in Alabama
W. D. Barton, longtime field service executive and assistant secretary of the Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association, resigns effective September 1 from his Farm Bureau Federation role to join Synthetic Ni Products Corporation of New Turn. Barton served with the bureau for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Barton
Farm Bureau Federation Andsistant
Ala Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Synthetic Ni Products Corporation of New
Tne Frésignatio
Mr. Barton
The
Farm Bureau
Entriken Family Visitors to Louisiana Travel
F. S. Entriken and family visit relatives and friends in Louisiana for several days, sharing time with kin and local acquaintances during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S
Louisiana
Burial Procession to Decatur After Service
A cortege was to leave the city near noon and travel by land to Decatur for burial services. The delayed details indicate a funeral proceeding following a local service at the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
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Claude Aycocke
John. Arantz
Pointer
Florence Normal
Julia Leigh Lynne
University of Alabama
Harvey Pride
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Billy Wyker
John Henry Jones
Ernest Lynne
Bell Buckle School
Tennessee
Mary Broadus
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Joe Broadus
M. S. Broadus
Beth Tyler
Huntsville
Gladys Garnett
Mrs. W. J. Garnett
W. N. Cowden
Frances
Monteagle, Tenn
Frank Richardson, Jr
Mooreville
Auburn
Paul Wade
Anniston
A. M. I. Near
Katherine Rush Peebles
Mooresville
Helen Moore
Nashville, Tenn
M. S.S. Broadus
S. W. Irwin
Harriett
Cincinnati
Ohio
Conservatory of Music
Athens College
Mary Pitts Taylor
Riverside High School
David Lipscomb College
Jane Irwin
Ward Belmont
G. L. Campbell
Nellie G
Nashville
Mr. Campbell
Chas. A. Campbell
Chas. U. Campbell
F. A. Cory
Memphis
Mr. Cory
Campbell
R. H
Abe) Martin
Cornice & Roofing Company
Mrs. Martin
Mrs. R. T. Poole
Mrs
R. H. Martin
Peebles Apartments
L. A. Cole
Los Angeles
Calif
Albert Hindman
H. M. Johnson
Bernice Counts
Mt. Hope
South Alabama
Headland
Fanny Wallace
Lois Taylor
Katherine Judge
Dyal King
Mildred Byars
Jessie Hogan
Charlotte
Lynchburg, Va
R. B. Mangrum
Ernest Branum
Lucille Sherrill
C. A. Hitch
Eighth Avenue
J. H. Branum
Donald
Tom Sheats
Berea
J. E. Morrow
Carolyn
Marjory
Edith
Frank Lide
Harry Carpenter
J. Y. Hamil
Frank McGregor
W. B. Smith
R. G. Cortner
C. B. Elliott
E. J. Bryant
Boaz
Mr. Bryant
J. M. Lay
Gadsden, Margaret
Lucy Haywood Binford
Athens, Ala
Lillian Moore
B. N. Stammer
Acorn
Department
BAYON
Stepins
Second Ave
Grant 81
Chas. Broadway Rous
New York City
Associated Press
American Palestine Jewish Legion
Palestine
New York
Abratbuete Capes Med
Sailor
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Lahleen Kenney
Barton
Berincess
Fule
Ate Eus
Paramount Picture
Dynamite
Gus Sonnenberg
ED Strangler
Lewis
W. O. Horn and Brother
Crane
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