The Cullman Democrat from Cullman, Alabama • Page 10

7XW r'" ST lf i I f. i i THE CULLMAN DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1934 SOCIETY BIRTHDAY i K. Manning, who allfof $ullman county knows, is still smiitok and in a thorough good humor with life though 73 years have silvered his hair and traced a few lines around his jnputh and eyes. Well this same" L. JC.

Manning celebrated his natal day on Tuesday of this 13th. There was a gathering of 68" friends At the hospital home of Mr. and Mrs, Manning and a feast of everything good was included injthe menu. Among those pftseu? were. Shelly Bland, county Allen, foreman at Airnlane construction grounds, clerk of "Probate whtr as tost master covered himself with glory, when that the host might i i A to celebrate more I vv TM and that 'Wight vbe a guest at every HANCEVILLE AIMBS CLUB MEETS i Miss Edith Asbwandcr: hostess to the Entre Aimes Club on Thursday March sixteenth! Bach member answered roll call with the name of a poet.

A novel program day tendencies in rend- i ered as follows: fc Tendencies In ediiteinpfbra'ry American poetry, Pauline Life and Art of 'Edwin Arlington Robinson, Beatrice; Alezandfer. Selected Lyrics by Sara Teasdale, Marguerite Lewis. Realism in by Sandburg, Velma After a delightful with 1 modern poets of -America, refresh- IS IT SPRING? The sun shines out The robins sing, We want to know If this means spring? Or is A kind of fake-- aaents consiting erackers, 'Food Cake, were served to the following jnembers: Misses Vdraa Taylor, Lida Carpenter, Maude Sesterly, Pauline Cag-leA Beatrice Alexander, Thelma Rimel, Marguerite Lewis and Dixie Christian. Badger Expert Digger Among the animals, the badger is nslttent the most erpert digger, be has been known to make excavations faster than a man with a One that will prove A sad mistake? Will wint'ry winds Blow us about Will the warm sun Again drop out Will dripping clouds Again hang low-The world be wrapt In blanket snow? Don't pull them --A single thing Until you knovr That this is spring, --Prim. BIRTHDAY PARTY 1 afternoon, March 10, little Miss Martha Jo Smith entertained a number of her friends at a birthday party, at the home of Mrs.

L. B. Freeman. Games and contests were the feature of the 'afternoon. Mrs.

M. Robertson and Edgar Zeigler assisted in the entertaining ancl serving. Billie Kelley was given a prize for being the winner in a contest. Refreshments were served to the following Martha Elizabeth Schafire, Verdie Carrol, Evelyn Ann Cooper; Gwendlyn Howrick, Sue Carrol Marion, Meric'Markland, Joyce Mary Ruth Mitchell, Deloris Pylant, Lady Ann Sapp, Connie Sue Edwards, Lassie Jo Rounds, Dannie Gray Ragsdale, Lillian Cobb, Joyce Leeth, Peggy Sue Graham, Robert Blonton, Billie Griffin, Bobbie Robertson, Billie Jo Bayless, Billie Jiennieye Wooten, "Gene Henderson, Dan Mitchell, Winfield. Leeth.

The birthday cake, which was attractive in pink and white, holding tiny candles, was cut and served to the little guests. "He is the best dressed whose dress no one observes" MARCH 26--Ponce dc Leon claims- Florida for Spain, 1512. 27--Rontgen, inventor of the X-Ray, born 1845.. i mt 28--Foch made General of all allied troops, 1918. Capt.

R. F. Scott reaches. the South Pole, 1913. 30--Ether is first used as an Anesthetic, 1842, 31--224th "NickCarter" Dime Novel is published, APRIL Chancellor, born 1815.

Thm Waterfatt, Kaieteur I'aild tower a 741 feet iriok kct'ie. and la taller CteB Niagara fails and the WnshlnftM ctonument together, it la the tarfMt uraterfall In the worM and Is blddM away In a Junjie In the heart of jsh Golana, The Potarlo river, whicb minblet over thlp drop, 369 feet ind slopes off' fl feet more below Kaleteur. Few white men this for the Ind Invention. Retrvat of Napoleon ar Vilna tu Or. rlio from -from ne Paris in hours, a Journey of about 1,400 This was an average of almost five miles an hour, and wai romarkahle.

considering of weather; Utilizing Geysers Many geysers of Iceland have been used for laundry purposes and "soon will be used to lira? i uVyk ItYlk. African Oranges -orapge 'orchard in the is ocated in South Africa- tnn'L 1 orange cultivation has such proportions that It IB predicted South Africa will have 7,000.000 boxes 1 of oranges available for a tlutt Often Needed are vet in an Imper Cullman's oldest and best Theatre' but new up-to date stage and screen attractions. Friday, March 16th. S. O.

S. ICEBERG 99 With Rod La Roque, Gibson Gowland and a perfect cast. Folks here's a really wonderful bit of entertainment made in the most-part in Greenland with plenty "of exciting scenes, scenes'that are true and authentic. It is the sort of entertainment that every one should see and enjoy. Added Rice's Spotlight, etc.

t. aid cvarran Twenty-five per cent of the warrants paid in cash, and the balance is credited for your future use. See A our office on the Fourth Floor for details. COME TO BIRMINGHAM ON MARCH 22 BURGER-PHILLIPS Saturday-Sunday-Monday, March 17-18-19th. i MUSIC--DRAMA--COMEDY-- with John: Boles, Gloria Stewart, and thirty-two other screen stars of note.We $take reputation as ex- hibitors that this is one of the few really big- pictures out this season.

is High Class.entertainment" It" "one of the few pictures a is built for the entire family. This picture is brand new see it ahead of Birmingham and the other cities. Again we tell you it's a real picture--don't miss it. Added'our comedy, and believe us it IS comedy. Tuesday-Wednesday, March 20-21st.

WHARFMANGEL" I Another brand new picture that has-not" in Birmingham with Victory MacLaglen and Dorothy Dell in the4eading roles. Miss Dell is one of the new comers to the screen," a Tifeadliner from the Follies--arid believe us, she's plenty good. Hear Miss a Dell in the years latest and best musical numbers. Tellin' you again- this is another fine show that you cannot afford to miss. The usual short subjects.

The Lyric the new and best shows. SSI K- a Thursday-Friday, March 22-23rd. 4 "THE CROSBIE CASE" This picture was released on March 5th, just another new one that this Theatre is offering you ahead of the cities. With Wynne Gibson and Onslow Steven and Alan Dinehart in the leading roles. The usual short subjects.

Why not go to the LYRIC where only the best. pictures And I fj ivere nn unc i i Ford dealers also give you as regular deluxe equipment, at no extra cost, items which cost from thirty-eight to forty dollars extra in other cars. Make your own (Comparisons FORD V-8 COUPE TUDOR or COACH FORD SEDAN The new lower delivered prices on Ford V-8's ore now in effect on both Standard and Deluxe cars. In reducing prices Ford dealers want it fully understood that there has been no reduction in the amount of equipment or in the quality bf the V-8 car THE REDUCTION IN PRICE IS MADE POSSIBLE SOLELY THROUGH LOWER FREIGHT AND DELIVERY COSTS. In line with the" traditional policy of Ford dealers, these savings are being passed on to the PRICE F.

0. B. DETROIT In Mississippi add approximately 1 to for Sute Tax. STANDARD DELUXE STANDARD DELUXE STANDARD DELUXE OTHER MAKES TYPE FREIGHT customer; HANDLING and DELIVERY i. You get the deluxe items itemized below which cost $38 to $40 extra in other cars as regular Ford V-8 deluxe equipment FEDERAL TAXES .51 i FULL TANK GAS AND OIL i i Safety glass throughout.

two matched-tone deluxe horns two deluxe tail lights stop lights two deluxe cow! lights (parking lights) deluxe fenders painted to match body two deluxe adjustable sun visors deluxe electric cigar lighter. ACCESSORIES Spare Tire, metal tire cover, tire lock, and oil bath cleaner. TOTAL CASH DELIVERED 46 36 09 41 I i-; FOR 1934 Selling Car in America I Regular Standard Ford V-8 equipment includes tht following: Bumpers front and rear spare tire tire lock metal tira cover oil, full tank of gas, and tools therifiostatic water control oil both air cleaner. The features of the Ford V-8 chassis in both the Standard and cars ore as follows: Perfected economical V-8 engine time proved Ford chassis with these expensive chassis features floating rear axlt tube drive straddle mounted driving pinion four Houdoille shock absorbers one piece steel spoke wheels perfected cantilever transverse springs with free action on all four wheels double drop X-type frame. i The features of the Ford V-8 body in both Standard and Deluxe models are: One piece all-steel safety body clear vision ventilation system windshield that opens bonderized fenders long life enamel body finish rustless steef head lamps and radiator grill radio antenna deep-seated cushions safety door locks.

Check these values end Hie low delivered price the Ford V-8 against all other low priced cars You get more in the Ford V-8 and sove from $25 to $75 car. Drive the new Ford V-8 for 1934. ChccV its performance, comfort, safety and economy with all 6-cylmder ond 8-cylindcr cars. You will choose the for 1934. KV.

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