Bridge Breakfast Honors Miss Frances Oakley in Huntsville
Social events outline a Saturday bridge breakfast at Irving Mitchell’s Johnston Street home with Mrs Charles Harvey winning high score and Mrs James Ratliffe consolation. Guests include Miss Oakley Evansville Ind and Huntsville residents, plus many local names. Also a spend the day party hosted by Mr and Mrs W W Lamon Decatur Route Four for their daughters. Mizpah Chapter No 19 O E S meets at Masonic Hall Johnston Street. Mary Lou Dancy Chapter No 320 O E B meets on Bank Street.
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Frances Oakley
Tnd
Carl Thomas
Huntsville
Irving Mitchell
Johnston Street
Charles Harvey
James Ratliffe
Mitchell
Miss Oakley
Evansville
Ind
John Wilkes
George Harvey
Lester Corbettt
Thelma Lee Mitchell
Clarice Lee
Frances and
Elizabeth McMillan
Wanda Mitchell
W. W. Lamon
Decatur
Masonic Hall
Mary Lou Daney
Bank Street
Arthur Hart
Chattanooga, Tenn
Hamilton Apartments
Mrs. Irvin Mitchell
Autumn Walk Reawakens Peter and Camilla in Crumbling Affair
Peter resists Camilla's plan to visit his apartment. They seek solace in a woodland picnic, away from Avis and past tragedies. The stroll and brookside scenery rekindle their hope and resolve as they discuss future work and their bond.
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Avis
Camilla
Peter
Worth’s
Providence
Paris Dreams and Ambitions Amid Quiet Domestic Resolve
In a reflective scene Edna Robb Webster and Camilla discuss future plans to live in the country or by a lake once debts are paid. They vow to support Peter Anson’s work, pursue personal success, and build a life centered on love, faith, and mutual ambition while avoiding painful past accusations. The couple sips coffee by a warming fire as twilight settles.
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Paris
Camilla
Peter Anson
Central Baptist Plans Campaign for Church Enlistment
Dr Hudson will lead a ten day campaign at Central Baptist with meetings for deacons W M S officers circle leaders B Y P U and Sunday school staff. The goal is to enlist 150 men for a September 18 canvass and raise overall church participation in Alabama.
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Hudson
Dr. Smith
Alabama
Kitchen Troupe Performs Fastest Juvenile Act at Princess Theatre
The Kitchen Tumblers five children aged four to ten will perform at 5:30 and 8:30 daily. They juggle tumbling rope walking trapeze and stunts with Baby Dumpy performing a brandspring. The act, previously with 101 Ranch Hagenbeck Wallace Circus and RKO vaudeville, is billed as outstanding and artistically meritorious.
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Princess Theatre
Baby Dumpy
Gene
Col
Zack Miller
Ponca City
Oklo
RKO
Banniza
Senate Faces Major Task on Cutting Expenses
The Senate tackles large cost-cutting moves as a House panel reviews Tidwell bills regulating buses and trucks. A judiciary hearing last week led to a sub committee to craft amendments and report to the full committee. Other key measures on the calendar include repeal of Sunday blue laws, curbs on diversion of funds, expanding the contingency fund, tax parity for national banks, and regulating bureau associations.
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House Judiciary Committee
House
Manasco
Glover
Tunstall
Stokes
Braford
The Dauphin as Eldest Son Title of French Kings
The Dauphin was the former title for the eldest son of the French king. It identified the heir to the throne and linked him to the royal dynasty.
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Dauphin
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Thomas Hodson
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Moulton
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Berea College
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Claude McMillan
Charleston
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Frances
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F. H. Pointer
Malcolm Austelle
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Mabel Pointer
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Little Rock
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George Williamson
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G. W Harbin
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Henry Albes
Memphis
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Prospect, Tenn
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Hunteville
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Johnson City
James Mitchell
Chicago
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