Circle meetings and social events of local churches
Woman's Missionary Society circles from First Methodist Central Methodist and First Presbyterian met for Bible study business sessions and social hours. Programs included devotions prayers and plans for Tom Thumb wedding and other church events. Also notes on a dancing club Oct 11 and a Rock Party at Miss Kaufmann’s home. Families and visitors are mentioned with local addresses.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Circle One
W. L. Padgett
J. L. Lipscomb
L. W. Lee
Fifth Avenue
Circle Two
O. B. Cartwright
D. D. McGehee
O. King
Central Methodist Circle
Central Methodist Woman's Society
A. Z. Bailey
Mother of Moses
H. M. Priest
O. L. Reed
H. O. Troup
Ninth Street Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society
Jesus
Bob Johnnson
Central Baptist Church
John Green
E. M. Lee
H. Reid Sherard
Claude McMillan
C. W. Wilson
B. L. Malone
Betty Burleson
Circle Three
Grant Street
P. HM. Sandlin
Leroy Murphree
East Vine Street
Circle Four
George Perrine
Wade Wright
J. O. Richardson
Murphree
Lucille Kaufmann
Eastchurch Street
Miss Townsend
Miss Kaufmann
Mary Hughes
Margaret Jacks
Betsy Townsend
Jane Brown
Mildred, Berkstresser
Dorothy Grace Finley
Betty Giles
Margaret Ann Rogers
Personal notes from New York visitors honor South Alabama hosts
Mr and Mrs Walter Berthold of New York City visited in South Alabama en route home and were hosted by Mrs Eugene Guy. Mrs Emmett Himes has improved after illness. Birmingham guests Mr and Mrs L B Sccully and Mr Vincent Sutlive and son Vincent Jr returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs J E Moody. Mrs T C Chandler home from Nashville visit joined by Mr Chandler. Mrs Paul Vaughn of Selma visiting her mother Mrs W G Pride. W G Ward of Birmingham visiting relatives.
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Walter Berthold
New York City
Alabama
Eugene Guy
Berthold
Aimee Guy
Guy
Ead
EB. Sccully
Vincent Sutlive
Vincent, Jr
Birmingham
J. E. Moody
T. C. Chandler
W. J. Keith
Nashille
Mr. Chandler
Mrs. Paul Vaughn
Selma
Mrs. W. G. Pride
Born Again Faith and Visiting Relatives Mentioned
The article notes visits by Mrs. J. D. Dorrity Miss Marjorie Hargrove and Charles Drake of Birmingham to E. E. Hargrove and family. It also lists Mrs. Pryor McRee's recovery and a motor trip by Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Baker before returning home. The sermon reflects on spiritual nourishment through Christ and references John 6 about the bread of life.
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J. D. Dorrity
Marjorie Hargrove
Charles Drake
Birmingham
E. E. Hargrove
Mrs. Hargrove
Stolen 1932 Chevrolet Coach Reported Near Birmingham
Decatur police were alerted to lookout for a 1932 Chevrolet coach stolen from T. D. Stevenson in Birmingham Monday night. Officers believed the thief headed toward Decatur in the car.
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Decatur
T. D. Stevenson
Birmingham
700000 Tons of Rails Minimum
Washington newspaper accounts quote Joseph B. Eastman stating 700,000 tons of steel rails is the minimum required by railroads for Roosevelt administration credit expansion. He notes railroads’ normal demand at about two million tons annually and says loan terms may favor low interest with 10 year duration and no interest the first year.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph B. Eastman
Roosevelt
Administration
Eastman
Whippet Stolen From Lawrence County Man
T. M. Shelton of Lawrence County reported to Decatur police the theft of his 1929 Whippet sedan Saturday night. The car was taken from his home and may have been brought to Decatur in an attempt to dispose of it.
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T. M. Shelton
Lawrence County
Decatur
Colonel Turner Chases Transcontinental Records
Colonel Roscoe Turner who Monday broke the West East trans continental record by flying California to New York in 10 hours 50 minutes is a boyhood friend of E C King of Decatur. King says Turner grew up with him at Corinth Mississippi and they played together as boys. Turner also holds the East West record in 11 hours 30 minutes. In yesterday's flight Turner lowered the previous record by 13 minutes.
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Roscoe Turner
California
New York
E. C. King
Decatur
King
Colonel Turner
Corinth
Miss
Turner
Jimmie Haizlip
Buddy Morris Visits Relatives in Decatur
H. N. Buddy Morris of Tuscumbia visited relatives in Decatur during December.
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H. N
Buddy” Morris
Tuscumbia
Decatur
No Rainfall Recorded Amid 24 Hour Period
Weather note reports no rainfall in the 24 hours ending at 7 this morning. A separate item follows about Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Robertson of Fifth Avenue West visiting Birmingham hosts and planning a weekend trip to Atlanta, Georgia with the Frys.
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Atlanta
Editor Visitor Walter Miller Spends Day in Decatur
Walter F. Miller editor of the Colbert County Reporter visited Decatur yesterday for unidentified meetings and media exchanges.
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Walter F. Miller
Colbert County Reporter
Decatur
Mrs Wallace Meadows Attends U D of I District Meeting
Mrs Wallace Meadows visits Huntsville for a United Daughters of the Confederacy district meeting. She attends sessions and participates in district affairs hosted by local members.
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Wallace Meadows
Huntsville
The
United Daughters of the Infederacy
Hayes and Montgomery Star in Another Language on Screen
Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery co star in Another Language adapted by Metro Goldwyn Mayer from Rose Franken's Broadway success. The film opens Wednesday at the Princess theater with Hayes as Stella and Montgomery as the young husband facing his mother in law’s influence.
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Helen Hayes
Robert Montgomery
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Princess Theatre
H. Ghyfitt
John Beal
Jerry
Stella
Margaret Hamilton
Irene Cattell
Hal Dawson
Henry Travers
Vienna
Willard Robertson
Minor Watson
Maidel Turner
Weather Note Mercury Climbs to 99 Yesterday
The mercury rose to a maximum of 99 with a low of 65 reported yesterday by the weather bureau this morning at seven o'clock.
Final Failure Conference Denied by Decatur Citizen
John Wyker refutes claims a conference was held and calls Carmichael camp charges a last minute bid to sidetrack the campaign. District voters show backing for Malone across seven counties with Morgan County alone projecting 3500 to 4000 Malone votes amid the dirt campaign.
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Carmichael
John Wyker
Decatur
Malone
Morgan County
For Rent Seven Room Brick Bungalow on Sherman Street
Seven room brick bungalow at 422 Sherman Street for rent with furnace heat tile bath and garage. Call 434.
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Sherman Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist
James Duncan
Jim Johnson
L. G. Sturdivant
Ninth Street Methodist Society
M. M. Betterton
the Valley Country Club
Central Baptist Circles
DR. Peetingin
First Presbyterian Church
Pettingill
T. G. Morrow
J. E. Berkstresser
First Baptist Church
James D. Wallace
First Presbyterian
Central Baptist
Central Baptist W. M
Will
R. L. Smith
M. L. Peterson
Andy Mille
St. Louis, Mo
E. 8. Loyd
Mary Jervis
Mrs. Momroe Weeks
Weat Point, Miss
H. K. Tankersley
the Benevolent Hospital
Marjorie Davis
HM. R. Davis
B. P. Wallace
Mrs. W. O. Watson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Speake, Warren & Ratilife
Emmett Himes
W. G. Ward
R. W. Hargrove
Falkville
Mrs
C. K. Lide
Mrs. Offee
Marion
W. J. Duncan
A. E. Baker
Chicago
West
God
Christ
Father
Congregation of Jews
Whippet
Lawrence
Silve
Eh Joel McRea
Frances Dee
Eric Linden
Laura Hope Crews
Theatre Guild
Universal News
Pee Montgomery
Rose Franke
Mercury
Hudnut
Goidel’s
A. H. Carmichael
Congress
Athens
John D. Wyker
Garner Pride
Ala
Bama Power Company
Hood
Bank Street
Car
Michael
Mr. Carmichael
Morgan County Friends of BL. Malone
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