THE PROGRESSIVE AGE, JUNE 10, 1937 STUDENTS WHO HAVE RETURNED FROM COLLEGE Society News and Personals Nanette Boyd is spending her vacation in Collins, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Benham are spending this week in New York. Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Owens of Sparta, visited here last week end. Albert Holland of Shreveport, is the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. N. Holland. FOR SALE-Nice frying size chickens at David G.
Hunt Company. Miss Lucy Bynum left Tuesday to take a special course at the University of North Carolina. Misses Lucille Benson and Mary Jane Hodges have gone to New York to spend the summer. Mrs. Hamlin Caldwell and her aunt, Miss Anne Ward, are visiting relatives an Boligee.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Patterson are visiting relatives in St. Louis and Dallas. SEE LIPSCOMB GROCERY for your needs in Soy Beans and Peas.
Peas $1.75 per bushel. Sudan Grass, $5.50 per 100. Mrs. Edward McCutchen of Chattanooga is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Lee McCutchen. Mrs. Rayford Hodges and children are spending two weeks in Tampa and Sother points: in Florida. BECAUSE IT'S YOU! nEW Orange Crush NATURAL FLAVOR NATURAL COLOR A FRUIT FLAVORED DRINK SWEETENED Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
SCOTTSBORO, ALA Mrs. Sam W. Frazier and son, Harry, of Decatur are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thomas and family.
Misses Mary and Cora Michaels left Monday to attend summer school at the University of Alaabma. Mrs. Lafayette Armeda of Ft. Myers, is here visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Vula Kyle.
H. I. Erwin has returned from an extended trip in Colorado and other Western states. Mrs. J.
L. Keefer of Washington, D. is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henderson.
Mrs. George Hull of Sheffield spent last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Vula Kyle, and other relatives. Mrs. P.
W. Campbell and son, John Paul, and Miss Mary Shelton spent Monday and Tuesday in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Benson and son, Jimmy, and Jimmy Thompson attended the Dowdy reunion at Boaz Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Webb and children spent Sunday in Huntland, with relatives.
Will Allen of Omaha, Texas, is in Jackson county visiting. He has recently retired as rural carrier after 30 years service. Mrs. Henry Jones and daughter, Henrietta, and little Mary Elizabeth Jones came up from Wetumpka for a few days visit. Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Tate and his mother, Mrs. Bertha Tate, spent Sunday in Anniston.
Mrs. Bertha Tate remained for a longer visit, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Metcalf from Ohio passed through here Monday of this week. Mr.
Metcalf was formerly connected with the TVA here. Mrs. Charley Coffey, Rash; George Elkins, Hamilton, Ohio; Kate Roden, John Mason and Howard Woods of Pisgah; Glen Derrick, city, are patients in Hodges hospital, Mrs. Brewster and Miss Cora B. Province left Tuesday to visit relatives in Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Dunlap accompanied them to Memphis for a visit. Miss Will Maples and little Billie Heath left this week for California to visit her brother, Houston Maples. They will return by way of the Panama Canal. Mrs.
Theron Gardner and little daughter joined her husband last week in Bessemer where Mr. Gardner has charge of the Gulf distribution plant there. The people of the town give them up with regret, but congratulate him on his deserved promotion. Phone 65 FOR QUICK AND EFFICIENT AMBULANCE SERVICE Careful Drivers Trained Attendants Scottsboro Funeral Home You Can Learn To Paint Beautiful Landscapes IN TWELVE SIMPLE LESSONS All Materials Furnished Free ONLY $1.00 PER LESSON Three Different Types of Paintings Taught Samples of work can be seen at SCOTTSBORO HARDWARE COMPANY Very Latest By PATRICIA DOW 8947 Designed in sizes 4. 6, 8 and 10 years.
Size 6 requires 2 5-8 of 35-inch material with 2 yards of inch bias binding for trimming. CHARMING PLAY FROCK Pattern 8947-Summer is on its way! And who is more aware of it than your little Four-to-Ten? Mother, build-up her happy spirits with this bright new and practical party frock. A glance convinces you of its appeal while the diagram proves its simplicity. You'll be pleased with daughter's independence in dressing as well as with the ease with which this frock launders. The panties give it the kind of completeness you want to make this a play ensemble well worth duplicating in several fabricsin colors your little girl is partial to.
For PATTERN, send 15 cents in coin (for each pattern desired), your NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER and SIZE to Patricia Dow, Progressive Age Pattern 115 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Misses Flavia and Juanita Reed, Jennie Lee Kelley and Mary Evelyn Campbell have returned from the Epworth League Assembly in Montevallo. Mrs. Lou Granthon and son, J.
B. Granthon and wife of San Antonia, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Granton's sister, Mrs. Z. K.
Gross and Mr. C. F. Griggs and family, Mrs. Nancy Vaught and Mrs.
Sam Cowan of Sheffield accompanied them. Mrs. Frank Leake and Mrs. Janet Edgerton of St. Petersburg, Mrs.
Hattie Bowers of Geensboro, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shelton and Miss Sara Shelton of Fairmont, N.
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Couch and daughter, Miss Evelyn Couch. Mr.
and Mrs. Couch took them to Muscle Shoals Wednesday. The Twentieth Century Book Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Jim Benson. After transaction of business, a program on Weddings and Anniversaries was given.
The decorations consisted of cut flowers with miniature wedding parties of dolls, Couples were formed by matching the years celebrated with the emblems of each. A contest on "The June Bride's Ring" then a Dictionary game on building a family by finding the correct children whose pictures were found in the room. All guests were then invited into a where miniature China animals were found. These were given to each guest as a token of their Twentieth Anniversary. A frozen fruit salad was served.
The out-of-town guests were: Mrs. R. A. Padgett South Pittsburg; Mrs. Edward McCutchen, Chattanooga, and Mrs.
Jewel Hall of Leeds, Ala. The club will meet next with Mrs. George Lee McCutchen. WOODVILLE JOY CLUB MEETS The Joy Club of Woodville met at the Methodist church last Sunday night with 33 members present. Rev.
L. L. Jones of Gurley was the principal speaker and his address was not only instructive but very interesting. The Joy Club meets every Sunday night at 6 p. m.
at the Methodist church. Everyone who is 25 years old and younger is invited and urged to come. The membership contest closes Sunday night and the losing side will entertain the winning side one night next week. Come and be with us and we will be a help to each other. Miss Roberta Newman, Joe Brewer, University of Tennessee; J.
C. Jacobs, Davidson College; Robert Starkey, of Columbian; Mark Scott Skelton and Rayford Hodges, Tennessee Military Academy; John Ed Campbell, Georgetown John Paul Campbell, Annapolis; Misses Mary Rainey, Sara Robinson, Marian Bradford, Alabama College; Miss Flavia Reed, Randolph -Macon; Misses Emma Lou Larkni, Jennie Lee Kelley, Carrie Nell Selby and Mrs. Cecil Hodges of Athens; Miss Carolyn Spivey, Penn Hall; Misses Lucy and Jessie Bynum, Huntington; Miss Sue Payne, Shorter; Miss Anna Ruth Dicus of Florence; Miss Elizabeth Fennell of Jacksonville; Miss Vick Swaim, Snead; William Thomas and David Telford, Howard; J. B. McClendon, Birmingham Southern; George McCutchen of Auburn; Hugh Butler Campbell, Chas.
Brewton, University of Alaabma. KELLY- Walter Fowler Kelly and Miss Florence Ashmore of Scottsboro were united in marriage in Birmingham last Saturday. After a short honeymoon, they will reside in Scottsboro. The bride is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ashmore. Mr. Kelly is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O.
F. Kelly and is a very promising young man, The friends of the young couple wish for them many happy years. FREEMAN-FRAZIER Mr. and Mrs. Will Freeman announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Virginia, to Mr.
Newman Frazier, the marriage occurring on March 28th. The young couple went to Jasper where the ceremony was performed and the marriage was kept a secret until this week. Best wishes to the young couple. CARD OF THANKS We are deeply grateful to our friends and neighbors for their thoughtful and kind expessions of sympathy and love in our recent -Mrs. A.
Sentell and Family. CLASSIFIED ADS Save Time Save Money THE MORE YOU TELL--THE MORE YOU SELL FOR RENT- -Nicely furnished front room. See Mrs. Hackworth at The Inn. FOR SALE- -Household furniture and other articles for sale on Tuesday, June 8th, at -A.
H. Smith. NOTICE--I will be in Scottsboro with Peas the first Monday in June--the 7th day. -Mrs. J.
A. Smith, Section, Ala. FOR -Grade A Potato Plants, Early Triumph, Porto Rico and Improved Porto Rico. $1.50 per 1,000 at bed, $1.70 per 1,000 F. Barclay, Scottsboro, Rt.
2. 5-6 FOR -Certified grade A Porto Rico and Early Triumph Potato Plants, $1.50 per 1,000 at bed; $1.70 per 1,000 delivered, Also Tomato Law, Scottsboro, Rt. 2 5-13-1 LOTS FOR SALE 4 and 5 in Webb Addition, joining city limits, 115 foot pike front, 150 feet deep. For quick sale. Will take $200 for both.
White or call Fred Nye, 710 Highland Park Chattanooga, Tenn. Phone 2-7219. 6-10-4 WOOD FOR SALE-Stop searching if you want a real bargain in wood, buy from HENRY WALKER'S wood yard, located north of Freight Depot, Good wood $3.00 a cord. Position for good reliable local man who can work steady helping manager take care of our country business. Livestock experience desirable.
Men make $75 a month at first. Address Box 6179, care of this paper. Name FARMS FOR SALE If interested in buying a farm anywhere, it will pay you to see our list. Small farms and up to 1500 acres, $10 per acre and up. See your local Re location Agent, J.
E. Moody, Scottsboro, for particulars, SALESMEN WANTED WANTED--Man with car to take over profitable nearby Rawleigh Route. Established customers. Must be satisfied with earnings of $30 a week to start. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
ALF-182 101, Memphis, Tenn, 6-10-1 PIANOS FOR SALE--Greatest bargains ever offered in new small Upright and Grand Pianos, Small Upright $200. Small Grand $295. Good used pianos at half their real values. $75 and up on terms you can pay and not burden yourself, Write Dept. Austin Music 1909 Fourth Birmingham, Ala 6-10-1 $1,500.00 IN CASH PRIZES SEE US ABOUT THIS BIG CASH OFFER PUT YOUR CHICKS OUT IN FRONT WITH WAYNE CHICK STARTER We also handle Egg and Breeder Mash, Turkey Starter, Dairy and Hog Feeds.
MOSBY PROLIFIC CORN AND FERTILIZERS Use Derris Compound on your beans A nonpoisonous preparation but it is death to the beetles. JACKSON COUNTY EXCHANGE, Inc. East Side of Square Scottsboro, Ala. Used Cars 1933 CHEVROLET $295 1935 CHEVROLET STANDARD $395 1934 WILLYS $195 1935 WILLYS COUPE. $300 1936 WILLYS SEDAN (Low milage) $350 1934 PLYMOUTH $375 1929 FORD PANEL DELIVERY $150 1932 CHEVROLET $275 1935 CHEVROLET $350 1934 BUICK 1937 $600 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Williams Motor Co' SALES and SERVICE Plymouth DeSota SCOTTSBORO, ALABAMA New Grist Mill Installed JACK BURROW, Operator WE CHICKEN FEEDS FEEDS AND MULE FEEDS SEEDS GROCERIES WE SPECIALIZE IN TULIP MO-BISCUIT CHEERUP WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR CHICKENS AND EGGS Farmers Grain Co.
"Where Saving Is Certain" BERNICE BROADWAY and BILLIE WHITE -Managers- SEE DR. M. GOLDNER REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST OF BIRMINGHAM -and have your eyes examined or glasses fitted. HERE IN -ONE DAY ONLY Wednesday, June 16th (and every other Wednesday thereafter) OFFICE WITH W. J.
WALES, JEWELER.
