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i THE DECATUR DAILY, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1932 PAGE FIVT. GETTING BETTER BIRTHS IE Misses Virginia and Martha Dins-more are in Inverness, Ala for visit with their grandfather, Mr. Pritchett. Harvey Pride, student of Washington and Lee University, is expected home in a few days to spend the summer with his mother, Mrs. W.

G. Pride. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Day and son, dent; Miss Hafley, secretary; Miss Dix, treasurer. A successful year will terminate with this meeting. EASY ACE CLUB J0n Wednesday, Mrs. S. W.

Irwin entertained the Easy Ace club at her home on Canal and Vine streets. At that time Mrs. G. R. Mason and Mrs.

R. R. Banks were guests and the former received the visitor's trophy. Mrs. Hamil was winner of the club souvenir.

Delicious refreshments were passed late in the afternoon! This was the last meeting of the season of this club, the next meet WRIGHT-ATHEY WEDDING EVENT OF EARLY SUMMER A wedding of great interest to large circle of friends was solemn-in the parlors of Founders Hall at Athens College 'at- 3:30 Tuesday afternoon when Miss Mary Athey became the bride of Mr. Wade Wright of Decatur. The impressive ceremony was performed by Dr. E. R.

Naylor. president of Athens College, fa the presence of a few friends and relatives. Immediately, following their mania Mr. and Mrs. Wright left on a motor trip-' The bride has been secretary to Dr.

Nayior for the past two years and has been one of the most popular and admired members of the college family. When she first came to Athens from her home to Manassas, she immediately made many friends both at college and among the people of Athens, who are glad that her marriage will be the cause of her becoming permanently a resident of this section. Mr. Wright is one of North Alabama's test known young lawyers and the present popular solicitor of the eighth judicial circuit to which position he was elected two years ago by a most flattering vote. His high character and fine attainments have made him many friends in Limestone, who heartily congratulate him on his success in winning so winsome a bride.

The bride had as her maid of MRS. BATES ENTERTAINS GRADUATES Mrs. Leroy Bates entertained for Miss Ophelia Norton last Friday "with a lovely afternoon "party. Her guest list Included close friends of tbe honoree, who are also graduates of Central high school vIced tea and salad were served at 5 o'clock with small mementoes of the occasion, to the following: Misses Elizabeth Lamon, Esie iRoper. Katie" Marvin Thompson, otnea Rasch and Ophelia Nor-Messrs.

Henry Norton, and the etess. PRINCESS MONDAY andTUESDAY FAftMUM -TOOMAS SANTSCHI Wi" ST I 50 Girls Ar.e Entered, It Is Stated, In Beauty Revue Everything is being put in readiness at the Princess theatre for one of the events of the year, bringing the feminine beauty of three towns, Hartselle, Athens and Decatur here. Beautiful girls, grogeous bathing suits, and an array of color will feature this program on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Special scenery and lighting effects are beng installed at the Princess for this attraction. This Beauty Pageant is being sponsored by the merchants of three towns.

Duke' Wood has charge and this program will be conducted on well supervised plans. beautiful girls have been entered, it is stated. Last Publication Upon Tax Notices Today marked the final publics tion of the notice of delinquent state and county taxpayers, the no tice to be found on other pages of The Daily. The properties will be sold by Hodges Crow, tax collector, within a short time. FTTRBAKING POWDER 25 You tvt in using KC.

Use LESS than of high priced brands. ii Jfe CAME PRlQt run VVSK IT'S DOUBLE ACTING 1 IAN aa.rs. Martha, Jackson, resident of Stepvllle. who is Baugh' Infirmary fcr treatment, is de- scribed as improved. PRINCESS NOW SHOWING If you enjoyed "Bad Girl, you'll go crazy about "Play Girl." WITH 10REITA YOUNG WINNIE LIGHTNER JA WAKNU MOS.

A VTTATHONt MCTUM She played with love and found It was fire. She tried anything ones maybe she was bad, but you'll cheer her weep with her love her. TOMORROW Buck Jones in "BRANDED" a nut 1 Born to Mr. and Mrs. James' N.

Garnett an eight pound son, on April 27th. Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. B.

Brown, of 607 Jackson street, on June 2, a daughter. Mowier and daughter are doing fine at Baueh's Infirmary. Eva Looks Toward An Annual Singing The Eva community will be the scene next Sunday of the annual singing and delegations are expect ed not from Morgan county but from the several surrounding counties to participate in the happy event. A basket dinner will be spread on the school campus at the nocn hour and everybody attending is asked to fill a basket and come along and enjoy the day. Many singing organizations are expected for the event.

Saturday Specials Cullman Strawberries, T-quart 0C Home grown Beans, lb OC Home grown A Squash, lb Home grown Cabbage, lb. 0C Home grown Beets, bunch DC No. 1 New Irish Potatoes, )C Nice Head Lettuce 0C Boiling Meat, lb 0C Orange Pekoe 1 Tea, 1-4 lb 10C Cakes, Iceland, 1 A assorted, lb lUC A good Thread 1 A Mop for 1C Bring Ui Your Soap Coupons Campbell PHONE 522 Henry, returned Thursday from a week's visit "in points in Florida. They were accompanied home by their son, Billy, who completed the high school course at Bob Jones College there this week. tMrs.

is doing nicely after an illness at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harris. Miss Fanny Brown Collier is expected home this week from Birmingham where she is teacher in the schools and will spend the vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Collier. i Mrs. Tom Williams is in Birmingham for a visit to reatlves. Horace Williams and sons, of Birmingham, were guests of friends and relatives here this week. Miss Elizabeth Ann Hutson will arrive home for the summer holidays tonight after attending school at Bob Jones College in College Point, Fla.

OUver Wade has been removed to her home from the Baugh Infirmary where she underwent medical treatment for a few -days. Misses Elizabeth Perry and Elizabeth, Webb, of Birmingham, will arrive Sunday to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

McLeod. Frank Gilchrist. of Court-land, is the guest of John Higson for a few days. Summer School Will Open on June Sixth UNIVERSITY, June 3. The University of Alabama will open for its annual summer session Monday morning, June 6.

Registration is scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, and regular class work is to com mence Wednesday. Dr. John R. McLure, director of the summer school, announced that a meeting of deans, administrative and department heads has been called for Saturday night. A general meeting of the summer school faculty will be held at 8 o'clock Monday morning at which time final announcements and detailed plans for registration will be given the teaching force.

POINTER-IB WIN A marriage which united two prominent local citizens, was that of Mrs. Zoe L. Irwin and Mr. Phillip Pointer. The cere mony was a quiet one, only a few relative! being present.

Mr. and Mrs. Pointer are at their lovely country home, "Irwinton" where they are receiving the con gratulations and best wishes of their many friends. RIVERSIDE. HI-Y GIRLS' CLUB -TO HAVE BANQUET The members of the Riverside Girls' HI-Y club will have on Friday evening a delightful time when meeting in the home of Mrs.

w. Clopton on Fourth Avenue, West, at" six o'clock. Initiation of the following new members is planned as the feature of a brief program there: Misses Alma Angel, Dorothy Daniel and Evelyn Boggs. Later they will mo tor to Athens where a banquet will be enjoyed. The present membership includes with the new members Misses Jane Wade, Grace iittrell, Maurice Dys- art, Louise Walker, Marjory Lee, Marjory Davis, Nell Beach Dlx, Bes sie Steele Waller, Mary Louise Garrett, and Eleanor Hafley.

Efficient officers now serving are Miss Waller, president; Miss Garrett, vice-presi SILVER KING No. 2 can 20c 5c SUNSHINE FIG BARS, Quality Foods Lou? Prices CANNED FRUITS SPECIAL VALUES D. M. PEACHES D. M.

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James Ratlif fe, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Woodard. Mr. and Mrs.

Emmett Mc- Clary, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clarke, Herman Stilet, Miss Dorothy Paul, Miss Maud Rice and R. Brown. The party will go to Trinity Mountain and enjoy over the weekend many, outdoor sports.

Miss Emmie Frances Polhill, student at the University of North Carolina the past semester, will next week receive her M. A. degree from that inslttutioni She will then accompany friends on a motor trip to New York and points in the east, spending the month of June as the guest of friends. She is expected home the early part of July. for 55c No.

2 can 18c 19c 13r 16c 12V2C 5c 24c 12V2e 12 12 7'2c 5c FRYING PAN FREE WESSON OIL, pint can honor her sister, Miss Olivia Athey, of Manassas, while the groom had for his best man his brother, Mr. Orville Wright, of Guntersville. Mr. L. E.

Cox of Decatur sang "Be cause" and 'Oh, Promise Me.w Limestone Democrat. PERSONALS Miss Lila Pritchett is in Inverness, to spend the summer with her father after teaching in the Central High school this year. John and Randall Oollum, who are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Allen Adkinson, in Murfreesboro, are expected home on Sunday. Miss Kitty Lamar, of Eelma, is spending a few weeks here with her aunts, Mrs.

Georgia Miller and Mrs. Charles Eyster. Mrs. Rhfa Lide Carson, of Atlanta, arrived Thursday flight to be 'the guest of her sister, Mrs. John W.

Jcnes, and mother, Mrs. C. K. Lide. Miss Sallay Mae Hames will leave Monday to enter summer school at the University of Alabama.

She spent the past two weeks vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hames.

Miss Sarah Baker is reported doing fine at her home on Line street where on last week she sustained a broken wrist in a fall. Her many friends here will regret to know that, Miss Harriett Lide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lide, is confined to their home suffering with a broken leg. Mis.

W. P. Baugh and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cullom motored to Birmingham to spend Friday Mr.

and Mrs. James Ratliffe were dinner guests of friends in Hart- selle on last evening. Miss Maurice Dysart had her tonsils removed Thursday and said to be resting well at the home of Mrs. W. A.

Emens in Trinity. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cullom and children will motor to Nashville and Murfreesboro, to visit relatives over the week-end. Mrs.

W. G. Garner continues to improve Jfrom serious injuries sustained on Sunday in an automobile accident which occurred while she was visiting friends in Nashville. Mrs. A.

C. Stott, of Chattanooga, wll arrive Monday for a short visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D.

Brock before going to Montevallo whee she is to be presented on the program of the Alabama Conclave of Writer's annual meeting. Miss Mildred Nicho'-son is in Montevallo1 attending the Epworth League convention in session there. Bafctsy 33wss "Tcttim opp WASHING POWDER STAR, 2 for lb. 10c fldPE0 ttMs IbdpaDlk CANOVA PEANUT BUTTER 7 oz. Jar, 12c 10 oz.

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