Marriage Announcement for Sarah White and Mack Prater Brothers Jr.
Society notes report the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Sarah White to Mack Prater Brothers Jr at Madison Street Methodist Church in Clarksville Tennessee on Tuesday October tenth at eight o'clock. The notice also lists numerous local social updates including illness travels and visits of residents and guests to various cities and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Talley Cunningham
Sarah White
Mack Prater Brothers, Jr
Madison Street Methodist Church
Clarksville
Tennessee
Personal News From Local Families
Mr and Mrs A W Hill and Mrs N K Bitting spent Wednesday driving together. Mrs E R Spurlock of Nashville returned home after visiting her parents C E Spurlock. Miss Ellen Patterson, after a month with her brothers John and Jim Patterson, returned to Saskatchewan Canada. Mrs George Williamson Mrs B Martin and Mrs E D Whitman drove to Huntsville for a district U D C conference. Mrs H K Tankersley, formerly at Benevolent hospital, is improving and will move home early next week. W W Hinton of Corinth Mississippi, mother of Mrs L R Nash of this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hamilton
0. R. Johnson
Louisville
Ann Cooper .Gill
Atlanta
Mrs
Ferrow Himes
James Alton Brittain
Jasper, Ala
George Jackson
Robert Stinson and Son
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma City
Okla
E. R. Spurlock
Nashville,Tenn
Mrs. C. E Spurlock
Ellen Patterson
John Patterson
Jim Patterson
Saskatchewan
Canada
George Williamson
B. Martin
E. D. Whitman
Huntsville
H. K. Tankersley
Benevolent Hospital
William Powell Stars as Sleuth in Private Detective 62
William Powell returns in a Warner Bros. thrill ride at the Princess Theatre as a polished sleuth who targets domestic cases. He falls for Margaret Lindsay while pursuing a husband and wife scheme, with an able supporting cast including Arthur Hohl Gordon Westcott and Ruth Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powell
Princess Theatre
Philo Vance
Warner Bros
Powell
Margaret Lindsay
Arthur Hohl
Hogan
Gordon Westcott
James Bell
Hophead
Whitey
Ruth Donnelly
Amy
Sheila Terry
Natalie Moorhead
Mrs. Burns
Happiest Man In World on Way Home
A devotional discussion explores election and free will, affirming both as truth. The speaker praises God’s work in salvation, the certainty of being called, and the joy of future dwelling in God’s courts. He cites Romans 8 29 Psalm 26 8 12 and Psalm 27 4 in faith statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Police Prepare for Circus Day in Decatur
Police will enforce no parking on Moulton street from the railroad to Fourth avenue for Ringling Bros. and Barnum Bailey’s visit. Traffic duty will be heavy as equipment unloads and the tent city is pitched near the Finley property. Officials expect a large crowd and urge order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Street
Fourth Avenue
C. M. Besbee
Finley
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey
Decatur
Vessel Towed In Harbor at Mobile
A fishing smack named Leo G was towed into Mobile harbor by the coast guard cutter Walcott after being hit by a hurricane on September 22 off the Mexican coast. Captain A Holgerson reported two crewmen, John Faircloth and Andrew Carlson, both of Mobile, were lost at sea while a third crew member was rescued when he was swept overboard but saved by boom tackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Leo G
Mobile Harbor
Coast Guard
Walcott
A. Holgerson
John Faircloth
Andrew Carlson
Voice of the People Readers Letter Fragment
A reader letter fragment from The Daily discusses limits on tenor and tone for editorials and the idea of a more restrained voice in public columns. The text is incomplete and conveys a call for tighter editorial bounds.
The Condition of Morgan County Schools and a Congressional Campaign Letter
Two readable pieces: one urging Morgan County to fund and extend school terms through state action or local taxes, stressing pay and funding gaps and urging civic groups to push for a special legislative session. The second is a constituent letter defending B L Malone in a race for the Eighth District, questioning Courtland voting patterns and local endorsements of Carmichael, urging readers to support Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
County Board of Education
American Legion
B. L. Malone
Eighth Congressional District
Alabama
Courtland
Power Company
Prea
Malone
Peoples
C. H. Arrington
Carmichael Speech Draws Crowd in Decatur
The Decatur crowd gathered to hear Carmichael and discuss accusations against the Alabama Power man. Some speakers claimed bold plans, while Malone appeared uncertain and unsure of the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichael
Decatur
Alabama
Malone
Carmichael Claims Power Lobby Ties As He Seeks Congress
In a public statement, Carmichael recounts defeating a power company lobby and mocks rivals while outlining his platform. He says he will pursue Congress with legal experience and vows to win Morgan County support for his Washington bid next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carmichael
Power Company
Tom Martin
Perry Turner
To & Frazile
Congress
Alabama
McDuffey
Hughes
Bankhead
Malone
Alabama Power Company
Alabama Power
Carmichael
Charles Eyster
Garner Pride
Judge Malone
Talks
Ford to Operate Five Days a Week
Ford Motor Co officials announced a five day 40 hour week with a complete monthly shutdown to average 35 hours under NRA code not signed by Ford. They declined comment on Chester Pa plant closure and knew nothing of a 500 worker sympathy walkout at Edgewater N J plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company Today
NRA
Ford
Ford Assembly
Chester
Edgewater
N. J
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Central Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Dorothy Atkinson
Doris Nunn
Mary Ellen Spencer
Jane Brittain
Little Sister Wiley
Geraldine Masterson
Jane
Eisabeth Ann Bethany
Mrs. Comer Exell
Birmingham
Mr. Exell
B. F. Martin
Billy Hunter
Henry Gurley
Sherman Street
Herman Waugh
Sam Rogers
Nashville, Tenn
William Edward
E. V. Russell
James Ratliffe
Athens
James Webster Ratliffe
Johnston Street
W. E. Hall
Florence
Lelia Grubbs Hall
Maxwell Field
W.E. Hall
Captain Hall
Vera Austelle
Malcolm
East Lafayette Sett
Katherine Haynes
Mrs. Austelle
East Lafayette Stree
Curtis Blackwood
Charlotte, N. C
J. B. Casselle
W. B. Morrow
East Walnut Street
Julia Levin
Elkmont
Clio Barber
Scarritt College
A. W. Hill
N. K. Bitting, Jr
W. W. Hinton
Corinth
L. R. Nash
Buttrey’s
Rance
Corsetiere
LaCamille
Lahleen Kinney
Line St
Nana Tr Ans MoDien
Gmon
Thelma Todd
Zasu Pitts
Mickey Mouse
William Powell Star
Sleuth
Tory Day
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
Decatur Daily Fashion Bureau
Neur
Bet
Moulton
Parkers
Voice OF
THE
People
Nee Ora Tenor
H. FP. Sherrod
Eva High School
Goidel’s
Perc
Pinkhams
Nce
E. Pinkhams
Ligon
Men’s Winter Union
Hardwick
Peters
Ligon’s Corner
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