Fur platform shoes in All American fashion notes
New designs debut in Hat Tie Carnegie's American Design show on Fifth Avenue. Fur platform leopard wedges rise three inches with matching leopard hat and belt. Also featured are sequined skirts, long rolled sweaters, Persian lamb trims on black lace gowns, a purple velvet gown with maple leaf etching, and bold color names like purple ink and hypnotic red.
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Mary Elizabeth Plummer
New York
Hattie Carnegie
Upper Fifth Avenue
Linda Faces Change After Robert’s Call Fades
Linda endures disappointment as a late night call to Robert Barton remains unanswered and a modeling assignment shifts her path. She moves to a women’s hotel room, contemplates Billie Anne Trent’s triumph, and recalls Mina and Nevins trial headlines as she plans to leave town.
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Linda
Robert
Mr. Barton
Robert Barton
Miss Trent
Billie Arme
Bagley
Harrison
Hortense
Billie Anne
Ronald
Sarah
Nevins
Mina
Billie Anne Trent
Local Social Notes Highlight Births and Visits in Limestone County
Community announcements record a first baby Linda Monette born August 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Muse with grandparents listed. Numerous visits and illnesses are noted, including Bertha M. Black’s illness, Buddy Wayne’s serious ailment in Nashville, and Glydas Vinson’s return after Flint hospital treatment. Several families from Carey Ripley Anderson and Florence share visits and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Black
Athens
Charlie Muse
Linda Monette
Homer McSherry
Marion Muse
Thomas Broadway
Florence
Ala
Edna Rogers
Monroe Birdsong
Ruth Rogers
Buddy Wayne
Jim Rainey
Nashville
Audie Adams
Comnersville
Tenn
Edward Bracken
Hohenwald
John Fisk
Harry Morris
Ripley
Irene Johnson
Anderson
S. Hollis
Om Anderson
J. W. Johnson
Carey
Madaline Lewis
Will Lewis
Jasper Lewis
Leggtown
Frank Lewis
George Lewis
Pauline Griffin
Robert Broadway
Andy Smith
Smith
Flint Hospital
Helen
Buddy Smith
Jim Ed Smith
Lillie Craig
Butler
Glydas Vinson
Bob Birdsong
Monroe
Broadway and
Snow Hardiman
Chester Dilworth
Howard Birdsong
Walter Edwards
Robert Gross
Mr. Gross
T. J. Parsley
Edna
Backache and leg pains may signal kidney trouble
Warning from nature about potential kidney issues. Backache, leg pains, swelling, fatigue, and frequent urination can indicate kidney problems. Doan's Pills marketed as relief, claimed to cleanse wastes from blood and improve symptoms.
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Nature
Dean
Nanny
Miles
Doan
Local Figures Share Weekend Visits Across Florence and Carey
Ruth Rogers Lorene Parsley and T J Parsley drove to Florence and Sheffield Sunday. David and Mrs Clutts and baby visited Ed Clutts family last week. Pauline Griffin Flora Parsley Helen Broadway and others were guests or visitors in Florence Carey and Sheffield neighborhoods.
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Ruth Rogers
Lorene Parsley
T. J. Parsley
Florence
Sheffield
David Clutts
Baby
Ed Clutts
Pauline Griffin
Flora Mae Parsley
Helen Broadway
Marvin Pitts
Coy Elders
Lillie Craig
Ethel Taylor
Charlie Muse
Paul Griffin
Athens CCC
E. W. Griffin
Carey
Ella Ulrich
Athens
Irma Birdsong
Robber forces driving lesson after car theft
In Eugene Oregon on September 5 4 William B Anderson handed over 4.77 as a robber grabbed his car and forced him to learn gear shifts and driving details before the thief drove off with the vehicle leaving Anderson behind.
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Eugene
Ore
William B. Anderson
Anderson
Stars in Old Roles Draw Hollywood Divorces
Hedy Lamarr sues writer-producer Gene Markey for divorce citing grievous mental and physical suffering. John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie separate permanently amid past legal battles. Carole Landis seeks early divorce from Willis Hunt. Lamarr and Markey wed in 1939 after her European film Ecstasy sparked controversy.
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Hollywood
Colony
Hedy Lamarr
Gene Markey
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Carole Landis
Willis Hunt
Miss Lamarr
Markey
Joan Bennett
Mexicalo
Mexico
Fritz Mandl
Mandl
United States
Barrymore
Man River
Morgan County social notes from Rocky Ford area
Mrs Johnnie Rodgers and Dorothy visit Mrs Mary Higdon and Mrs Roy Higdon. W L Wallace visited relatives. Sam Livingston of Enon stayed with Gaines McNutt family. Willie Fred Edwards hospitalized. Marie and Grace Bullard visit uncle Clifton Sparkman. Roywallyn Bates weekend with relatives. Byrd West and family with son Herman West. Mrs William Betterton and son visit Louie Key family. Amandie Aldridge Edd and Lorene Aldridge visit Gaines McNutt family. Pervin Wallace and son visit Andrew Taylor and family. Roman Higdon family visit Tom Higdon. Pet Roberts visits sister Bullard and children. Norman Boyer visits Ozelle McNutt. Idalene Self with cousin Marie Brown of Liberty. Rev Wallace in Brown's Chapel. Wallace Sims with aunt Andrew Taylor. Kathern Edwards in Decatur. Jane Kelle visiting Mary Sue Breedlove. Mrs Bryan Bullard and daughter visit Marvin Parker.
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Johnnie Rodgers
Dorothy
Mary Higdon
Roy Higdon
W. L. Wallace
Sam Livingston
Enon
Gaines McNutt
Willie Fred Edwards
Marie
Grace Bullard
Clifton Sparkman
Roywallyn Bates
Byrd West
Herman West
William Betterton
J. V
Louie Key
Amandie Aldridge Edd
Lorene Aldridge
Pervin Wallace
Andrew Taylor
Comner Henderson
Hazel
Roman Higdon
Tom Higdon
Pet Roberts
Bryan Bullard
Jfdna Singleton
Fletcher Hill
Edward Singleton
Alma Boyer
Aaron Singleton
Wilma Self
Norman Boyer
Ozelle McNutt
R. C
Calvin MecNutt
Idalene Self
Marie Brown
Liberty
Wallace
Brown
Wallace Sims
Kathern Edwards
Decatur
Jane Kelle
Mary Sue Breedlove
Marvin Parker
Anne Adams Pattern 4287 Dress for Misses and Women
Anne Adams Pattern 4287 offers a smart comfortable daytime dress with front buttoning, cross neck line, belt waist and side skirt panels. Available in misses and women sizes 14 through 42, size 16 requires 43.4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Price fifteen cents for book or pattern. order to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department NY.
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Anne Adams
Anne Adama
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Mountain men claim bomb‑proof shelters amid Kentucky hills
Lovely Kentucky residents John Hale and Palmer Trimble announce finished shelters carved into rocky hillsides and reinforced basements. Hale, a World War II veteran, built a vault under a rock cliff while Trimble poured reinforced concrete beneath his stove in a cellar deep underground.
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Lovely
John Hale
Palmer Trimble
Kentucky
Hale
Trimble
Plot to delay school opening foiled in Schenectady
Authorities uncovered a plan to delay the start of classes as all doorknobs on entrances of two schools were found missing on the eve of resumption. A new supply thwarted the effort and prevented prolonging summer vacation.
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Schenectady, N. Y
Community Notes From Morgan County Revival and Social Visits
Members of Morgan County communities attend the Penns revival and Andrew Sunday singing. Local residents report visitors and social calls, including W L McClellan and families in Cullman and Pensacola connections, fishing trips, and weekend visits among Bonds, Guthrie, Holland, Cooper, and Segars families.
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Penn's
Andrew
W. L. McClellan
Cullman
Sue Cooper
Melvin Aldredge
J. D. Bonds
J. H. Rigby
Amos Owens
Mount Vernon
David L. Segars
A. W. Hogan
Howard Evans
Liddy Jean
Woodrow Guthrie
J. H. Rétby
Ozel McClellan
Charloteta Edmundson
Ebeneezer
Alvin Holland
Pensacola
Fla
Joseph Holland
Drenon Cooper
West Point
Travis Hampton
Piney G
J. D. Bond
Hogansville
Bases urged for Pacific defense and Panama protection
Izac of California urged acquisition of bases in the Galapagos and Cocos Islands to defend the Panama Channel. He said new Atlantic and Pacific bases would complete a robust defense, with talks on possible leases from Ecuador and Costa Rica but no negotiations in progress. Speaker Bankhead said no further bases were in sight after White House talks.
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Washington
Galapagos
Cocos Islands
Panama Canal
Pacific
Izac
D-Calif
Atlantic
Pacific Islands
Knox
San Francisco
Ecuador
Cocos
Costa Rica
Bankhead
White Houses
Community notes from Morgan County Lebanon and surrounding towns
A crowded Sunday with many locals visiting relatives and attending services across Morgan County. Town residents including the Shaneys Anders McCaigs and Maples family shared updates from Hartselle Birmingham Windes Cedar Cove Hopewell and Decatur as announcements invite everyone to the annual singing next Sunday September 8th.
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Suite Day School
McKindry
Altha Shaney
Howard Anders
Cold Springs
Evie McCaig
Wile Jard Segars
Decatur
Tillman Hill
Luther Holmes
Hartselle
Earl McCaig
Willa Wallace
Johnson Lee
Dorman
Pete
Wray
Brown
Arthur Anders
Birmingham
Oscar Thom
Aron McCalg
Thelma Lee
Mary Ruth Maples
Windes
L. ©. Sandlin
Hopewell
Mattie Lee
Lawrence Tucker
Grady Townson
Billy
John Anders
Sadie Lee
Wright
Cedar Cove
Margaret Summerford
Panzie
Relief Pota Fra sudden breath aid praised in ad
An old advertisement touts a fast acting remedy named PO-TAS A-FRAS for choking gasping and swollen eyes. It promises immediate breathing restoration dry eyes and peaceful sleep. Marketed by Goidel's Drug Store with a bold advisory to act at once.
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Goidel
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M. G. Peck
Bertha Head
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Ona Smallwood
Sue
Chunn
J. D. Bowen
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Adron
Hatley
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Henry Fowler
Kimberly
John Maze
Plorette
Will Roden
Dauchters
Vernie
Vera
Ruther Garrison
Carl Williams
Tulucah
Courtilou Chunn
Gill Draper
Limestone County
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Flint
Jack Thompson
Mid Thompson
Murry Clark
Jack Leet
Mrs. Alvanor
Susie Johnson
Frank Conley
Ouchita River
Columbia
Cummins
Arkansas
Corinth
Becka Laney
Della Braswell
Vivian Guthrie
J. W. Holland
Stanley Holland
Harry and
Jerome
Joe Penner
Syracuse
Joe
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Rosemary Lane
Irene Hervey
Charles Butterworth
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