Joe Bradley School - Bradleyean Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1930 volume:

BRADLEYEAN «_, 1930 , MW I = ! VOLUME EIGHT THE STUDENTS JOE BRADLEY SCHOOL tints vi I a bant a r ;i A = : i y o Uii As the design of this book takes yon across the waters to colorful Japan, so may this book bring memories of the happy days spent at Bradley School. In publishing this eighth volume of The Bradleyean, our aim is to bring to the students and alumni of Bradley School a permanent history of the school for the year nineteen hundred and thirty. TO ONE WHOSE GOOD WILL AND INTEREST HAVE MADE HIM THE FRIEND OF THE SCHOOL, WHOSE SCHOLARSHIP AND EDUCA- TIONAL IDEALS MARK HIM AS AN EXAMPLE, WE DED- ICATE THIS VOLUME OF The Bradleyean to HERBERT LYMAN AS A TOKEN OF LOVE AND APPRECIATION. HERBERT LYMAN ENTRANCE TO SCHOOL BRAHAM SPRING JOE BRADLEY SCHOOL AGENT'S HOME 10 JOSEPH J. BRADLEY, SR. Founder of Joe Bradley School 11 JOSEPH J. BRADLEY. JR. Agent of the Merrimack Manufacturing Company 13 S. R. BUTLER County Superintendent of Education 14 E. F. DuBOSE Principal 15 MRSJ.B.CLOPTON mathematics FLORENCE PETTUS H ISTOR.Y HNO. BROADWAY ASS’!. PRINCIPAL SCIENCE BESSIE CURETON HOME ECONOMICS MRS. J.J. SPARKMAN ENGLISH v MARY .tSSUMGQR. music WARREN C.MOORE VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT RUTH FARRAR. EXPRESSION C.G.MEDLEY COACH-SIXTH GRADE KATHERINE VOGEL ASSISTANT MUSIC 16 JENNIE HATCHETT l FIFTH GRADE MILDRED WELLS FOURTH GRADE LUCILE M GE£ FOURTH GRADE SALLIE MAElttAMES THIRD GRADE LOUISE STRICKLAND THIRD GRADE-PHYSICAL EDUCATION EDITH TAYLOR. first grade ADELAIDE MATTHEWS SECOND GRADE A RUTH WOMACK SECOND GRADE MABLE HUGHES FIRST GRADE NORINE RICE. 8EGINNERS ART 17 18 SENIOR III JETTIE SUE ACKLEN Basketball, ’27. '29. Many have been relieved of their troubles by the ripples of her laughter, which may be heard on the stairs, in the halls, and on the campus. She is ready and willing to help the sad and weary at all times. Jettie is interested in all sports, espe- cially basketball and tennis. “Witty, lively, and full of fun; A yood friend and a true one.'' II,A BAKER Secretary and Treasurer of Sophomore Class, '28: Vice President of Junior Class. '29; Cooking Prize, '28; Vice President of Senior Class. '30: President of Thoron Society, ’30: Music Prize. '29; Treasurer of Athletic Association. ’30. She is brimming over with fun and good spirits ; and. in addition to this, she is as charming a girl as any one could wish. Ila’s sunny disposition and general friendliness combine to make her a most attractive person, who will In greatly missed next year. “Such a one do I remember. Whom to know her wan to love” FRANK CRIM Basketball, ’30 : Orchestra. ’30. He’s a new boy this year, but you’d never know it now. He is one of the most popular Seniors. He is a good musician : and when his friends think of him. thty will see his violin, and the sweet music of days gone by will ring in their ears again. We feel especially honored in having him as a student. “Not too serious, not too nay; Hut altogether a jolly yootl fellow.” INEZ DURHAM She’s pleasant, quiet, and a friend sincere and true. She’s quite a businesslike little person, and her work has been commendable indeed. Another one of the gentlemen-p refer” type. “A quiet girl, with modest ways. Will win favor all her days.” WILLIAM ESSLINGER Football. '30: Winner of Declamation Contest, ’29: Garden Prize. ’28. Bradley's proud to have as one of her members one of the coming orators. He possesses many qualities which gain the admiration of all who know him. He is positively the jolliest boy in the Senior Class. Whop” is a good sport, always ready to do his bit in every mischievous deed. “What care I when I be at rest? Kill time and take life at its best.” 19 SENIOR III GRACE GASAWAY Basketball, '27, ’28 : Secretary of Senior Class. ’30. There is the tiniest particle of reserve about Grace that makes you more pleased than ever to discover her naturally warm and likable nature. Her neatness is one of her greatest attractions. Grace has only one weakness—a student at Au- burn. “ I cherry smile, a pleasant way: We'd like to meet her every day. NELLIE GREENE Treasurer of Thoron Society. 30. A sweet, quiet girl, who by her quaint ways ha endeared herself to us all. We just wish every one could be as lovable and willing to help in every way. Whenever we need anything «lone, we can depend on Nellie. Loyal, capable, ami sincere, she is certainly one of the best. We thank you for yourself, Nellie. “Who best bear his mild yoke. They serve him best.” SAMUEL JOHNSON Football. ’29. '30 ; Treasurer of Junior Class, ’29 : President of Senior Class. ’30. As a student, he ranks with the best. He is especially fond of History. Samuel has been in our class from the beginning, and proved a very loyal and earnest working member. We feel that our class has bten benefited by his presence Sam- uel and Howard were always together, and we’ll miss this pair next year. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men.” SARA KIRCUS Secretary of Junior Class. '29: Basketball. 27, ’28 ; Glee Club, '28 : Cheer Leader of Thoron Soci- ety. '29. She may be little, but O my ! When she smiles, every one is gay. Bubbling over with happiness, genuinely happy herself. Sara radiates sunshine and good cheer. Truly a little girl who makes a great stir in the world. The joiliest, happiest sort of a piri. And a friend to every one.” ANN LOVILL Bradleykan Stair, '29, '30: Treasurer of Mary Bradley Society. '29 ; Critic of Mary Bradley So- ciety. '29 : Glee Club. '28 ; Chet r Leader of M iry Bradley Society. '29. '30: Junior High Scholarship. '27: Sewing Prize, '28; Cheer Leader of School. ’30: High School Scholarship. '29: Girls’ Baseball. 29. It’s hard to put Ann down in black anti white. She’s hard to define, but we all say emphatically she has pep. personality, popularity—plus. If you’re looking for an all-round girl, you need go no further. Ann is a jewel anti a leader in Brad- ley’s activities. Just glance at her honors. She certainly has a head for business. “And a bit of a smile for the passerby. As she lends a helping hand.” 20 SENIOR III LENA RUTH MANNING President of Junior Class, '29: Vice President of Thoron Society. ’30 ; Music Prize, '25, '27 : Pianist of Thoron Society. ’28, ’29. Lena Ruth is the bright member of our class, who always gets A’s” in her studies. She works, but at the same time doesn’t neglect her “heart string.” A jolly Senior, loved by all. Seriously speaking, though, she loves study. She takes an active interest in music, and we predict a great future for her. You know I nay ju.it what I think. And nothin more nor less.’’ HOWARD RUSSELL Football. ’29. ’30: Treasurer of Mary Bradl.y Society, first semester. '30; Proud nt of Miry Bradley Society, second semester. ’30; Bradley ban Staff. '30. Dependable with a capital “D.” Full of service and understanding. Howard is generous, fun- loving. and mixes pleasure with work. He can strike a happy medium in everything. Look for him in the Feature Section. Yes, he’s certainly popular. As a Business Manager, he has the gold.n touch. “A smile for aU, a welcome ( lad; A jovial, coaxiny way he had.” ANNIE MAE SPURLOCK President of Mary Bradley Society, first semes- ter. '30 : Treasurer of Senior Class. ’30 : Pianist of Mary Bradley Society, ’29; President of Sopoho- more Class, ’28. Annie Mae is one of the most attractive and charming students of Bradley. Hair waved to perfection (by nature), how could she help being popular and admired? Ask “Kinky ” It is very amusing to see the twinkle of mischief and fun which often appears in her eyes and startles those about her. “Here in a yrl with a heart and a nmi’.e That makes the bubble of life worth while.” OPAL TIPPS Basketball. ’27. ’28; Glee Club. ’28; Critic of Thoron Society. ’30. Opal is another one of our members who has won a coveted place in the Feature Section. She possesses many qualities which gain the admira- tion of all who know her. With her cunning smile she scatters sunshine and happiness along her pathway. Her attractiveness and striking person- ality won for her many friends. Why take life no seriously You'll never yet out of it alive.” 21 SENIOR II WILLIAM BROWN Garden Prize. 29; Secretary of Athletic Associ- ation, .10; Vice President of Mary Bradley Soci- ety. '29; Treasurer of Mary Bradley Society. '30; Bkadi.kykan Staff. '30. Bicycle—black sweater—old dog— Y corner— Comes from Latin —Librarian's desk— Bill — groceryman—ad. meetings—Quaker oats. BROOKS CARDEN Football. '30; Orchestra. '29. '30; Basketball. ’29. '30: Jazzing Juniors. ’30. Mandolin — hunting — friend Earl — Nobody’s Business’’— Piggy Piggy —French harp — black bow tic Tarzan— What’s the purpose of study- ing this? —fishing—song bird—froggy. RAYMOND GIBBS Captain of Junior Track Team. '27: Medal for High Jump county fair. Medal for 100-yard dash county fair. ’27; Orchestra. 29. ’30: Basketball. 2H. ’29 ‘30; Captain of Junior Basketball Team. ’2h : Alternate Captain of First Team, 30 : Bast- ball. ’27. ’28. ’29 ; Football, ’28. ’29 ; Glee Club. '28. Tenor banjo — Ray — referee — long shots — Beaumont—pierrot suit—tennis racket—swimming —coffee can—loafing—criticizing. WILLIAM GIBBS Medal for High Jump and Broad Jump. ’27: Basketball. '27. ’28. ’29. ’30 : Baseball. ’27. 28. ’29 ; Broad Jump. ’28; Junior High Scholarship '28; Best All-Round Boy. ’28: Athletic Prize. '28. '29; Treasurer of Thoron Society. ’28; Glee Club. ’28; Captain of Football. '29; Captain of Basketball. ’29. ’30 : President of Thoron Society. '29; Manual Training Prize county fair. 29. Crow Palkvillc— Min-Min-Minnie Lee — Cow- boy — Wild Irish Rose —hair tonic—red sweater — Gloria Swanson —grandpa’s night shirt— Big Man. EARL HOLT Baseball. ’29: Basketball, ’29. ’30; Prize on Wood Collection county fair, ’29 : Jazzing Juniors. ’29. '30; Interlocutor of Negro Minstrel ’30. Uke— serenades—friend Brooks—bicycle—aviator cap—black sweater—jester—thief— laughing hy- ena — George. Douglas, and John”—magician— fishing—white trousers—black bow tic—assistant photographer—suspension. AUSTIN JENKINS Football, ’30: Basketball. ’30: Orchestra. ’30: Jazzing Juniors, ’30; Treasurer of Junior Class. '30. Jenk”—guitar— scrap iron”— hot toddy”— Smart y”—black-face comedian—pills—unhealthy — I found a peanut — When I do study, it’s the wrong lesson —going to the store. RUBY KNIGHT Gigantic —lipstick—red beads—Riggcdy Ann bob—Rook—Coca-Cola—roadsters—rumble seats. DAVID MADDOX Football. '30; President of Junior Class. ’30. Hunting—fishing—trapper—woodwork. 22 SENIOR II EDWARD KNIGHT E”—star—“Ed”— Magic City”—black sweat- er—“Sis has my book”—black-face comedian. MAYBURN NEIL Football. 30 ; Glee Club. ’28. Goose killer” — “Sandy McIntosh” — kangaroo court — “dangling participle” — “Jocko”—miser— Scotchman—“Little Lizzie Jane”—cream of wheat —50c. JESSE PATTERSON Cheer Leader. ’30; Society Baseball. ’29 ; Bkap- LRYBAN Play, ’30. Henhouse — red sweater—dramatics—antiques— “The little red hen found a seed”—“Rah! Rah! — Quaker Oats. ESTHER RUTLEDGE Garden Prize, '27: Expression Prize, '29; Bas- ketball. '27. '28; Secretary of Dramatic Club, ’28. “Shorty”— What color? I give you yellow”— expression— Lily Bud”—jabber-jabber. BERNICE SMITH Cooking Prize, ’29: Music Prize, ’29; Sewing Prize. ’29; Orchestra. ’30; Secretary of Thoron Society. ’30 ; Glee Club. ’28. Drum— I ain’t got nobody”—chewing gum—Ila and Lena Ruth—spend-the-night parties—picture show—evening gowns—red tarn—music. MAGGIE WALDROP Sewing Prize, ’29 ; Cooking Prize, ’29. Absent-minded”—“gully jumper —Czesar—day- dreamer—Larkin order—volley ball—“Mag”—drug store. JAMES WRIGHT Manual Training Prize. '29; Vice President of Sophomore Class, '29 ; President of Junior Class, ’30; Society Football. ’30. Roller skates—bicycle—Ford car—aeroplanes— blushes—“Y” corner—woodwork—“chorus girl”— quartet—permanent wave—stacomb—posters. 4 23 SENIOR I OMA LEE ALLEN Neah — Can’t talk any louder. I KM A BAKER Worm —“I want a hot dog. GLADYS BRAZELTON Choc”— I don’t know. MILDRED BRAZELTON “Mierd”— Shut your mouth.” ODELLE BRAZELTON “Shorty”— Come on. Worm, let’s get a hot dog.” EFFIE BURKS “Blackie”— I wish I could see Homer.” JUANITA BROCK Emmy — The old haint. FRED DRAWHORN Bean Pole”— Back up home. GRADFORD GRAHAM BuRcr Red”— She hit me first. W. E. HINES Bessie — You have my tender regards.” WALTER HOLMES Have you seen Ruth? J. B. MARKS Papa — It's time for the bell. BEATRICE MARTIN Bee — They don’t do that way at West Huntsville.” LOIS McCLURE Barney — The old haint ” LOVENA MOSS Buster”— Have you worked your geometry?” HUBERT PARTON Shotgun — Ah.” CECIL RAINEY Cecc — May I go to the Manual Training Room ?” ARLIE STEADMAN Pretty Boy”— ’Tain t so. ELIZABETH SPECK Nub”— My watch has stopped. MILDRED STEVENSON Pee Wee”— Neita, wait for me. HELEN SCOTT Fatty — Mr. DuBose wants me at the office. RAYMOND TODD Hinky”—“Have you seen Annie Mae? ESMOND TAYLOR Jailbird”—“Leave me alone, now.” RUTH VENABLE Rooster — Die and prove it.” THELMA VAUGHN “Vicey —“May I go see Mr. DuBose? ALTON NEWBY Marble Top.” 24 7 te BRAD LEYS Abi 930 Y-. JUNIOR III MELVIN BURGER . . Smiling THOMAS BROWN . . Blushing BESSIE CHURCH . Memorizing EVELYN COOKE ... Singing RUTH CLOPTON........................Eating THELMA FANNING Keeping Quiet EARL HARPER ... Keeping the Hall INEZ KENNEDY Reading Novels VIOLET LEHMAN ... Laughing PAULINE MORRISON Smiling JOHN RIDDLE . .... Talking DIMPLE TUCKER Studying WALLACE UPTON Daydreaming 25 OLIVE WILKERSON Talking JUNIOR II First Row: George Archer, Nellie Archer, Susan Archer, Margaret Brandon, Clarice Bishop, Carolina Ksslinger Second Row: Brooks Henson, Bunnie Irvin, Brooks Johnson Third Row: Owen Ksxlinc.kh, Edna Lindsey, Violet Pulli AN. Howard Raney, Neita Riggins, Dorothy Lehman Fourth Row: Almenta Sibley, Margaret Wilks, Ruth West, Johnnie Woodard, Jessie Brock, Tommy Craig 26 '7 re BRADLEYEAN 1330 ’ “te V-. - ■� . y.f JUNIOR I First How: Lois Hakhi, Thomas Baker, Elgin Bledsoe, Louise Cloud. Pauline Esslinger. Margaret Esslinger Second How: Pauline Fanning, Bertha Foster,. Eva Green, Ross Graham, Cecil Hicks, Mattie Hornbuckle Third How: Mae Lowery, Merle Malone. Lowbss McMurtrbe, John Nelson, James Odell. Gordon Singelton Fourth How: Charles Spurlock, Nannie Bob Scott. Clayton Travis. Minnie Wilks. Howard Wilder, Earnest Lee Jackson Fifth How: Crandell Sparks, Pauline Sanders. Lillian Knight, Hosmkr Upton, Christopher Spurlock 7he BRADLEYEAN Archer, Tom Archer, Dave Barnes, Lela Belle Brazelton, Lorexe Burger, Ruth Byars, Lester Cown, Annie Campbell, Elbert Cantrell, Elbert Cantrell, Ethel Cantrell, John Daly, George Davenport, Claud Ellett, Grace Esslinger, Mildred Fann, Roy Foster, Earl Graham, Olen Guthrie, Jasper Haynes, Floyd Haynes, Isabel Haynes, Inez Harper, Dimple Archer, Lena Archer, Thelma Brandon, Luke Bullard, Dorthy Bean, Vivian Bell, Mary Elizabeth Byars, Leffy Baucum, Hazel Baucum, Mable Bibles, Mary Church, Brooks Campbell, Margaret Campbell, Albert Banks, Bassel Bibbs, J. C. Brandon, Ruby Foster, Nathan Fowler, Ozella Ferrel, Barbara Green, Margaret Graham, Maude Hood, Herbert Hood, Lorene Allen, Annis Bolin, Cecil Bryant, Buford Biggs, Hilda Black, Ardie Mae Brazelton, Louise Brock, Maggie Berger, Clarice Baker, Dale SIXTH GRADE Herron, Wennie Herron, Vennie Herron, Myrtle Hicks, Ethel Higgins, Wilma Hyatt, Ollie Ingram, Chester Johnson, Estell Johnson, Nellie King, Reuben King, Hollis Lanier, Mildred Lanier, Mae Will Marks, Lida Marbrey, Willard Massey, Ethel Millar, Jodie Marks, David Lee Myers, Taylor McKee. Thurston Niel, John B. Newby, Wilma FIFTH GRADE Cantrell, Mary Joe Collins, Cook, Louise Dobbs, James Davidson, Maurill Fitch, Alberta Fitch, Earnest Ferrel. Mattie Franklin, Chester Green, Sara Griffin, Lawrence Gill, Willie LOW FIFTH Hicks, J. D. Hollingsworth, Flavil King, Gruman Landers, Louis Marks, Emmette Melton, Floyd Meeks, Gladys Ortner, Dee Price, Annie Laurie HIGH FOURTH Haynes, Levana He ague, Mildred Knight. Earl Lambert, Charles Lanier, Russell Lemley, Ruby Miles, Herman Melton, Thomas McMurtrie, Loyd Newby, Lester Potts, Leo Pendergraph, Frazier Oldfield, Grace Quick, John Quick, William Reavis, Paul Reavis, Pauline Reavis, Lee Rector, Elmer Smith, Lillian Smith, Thelma Seals, Earlene Sparkman, Edith Sanders, Roberta Taylor, George Thompson, Callie Toon, A. Z. Treece, Bee Toon, A. D. Williams, Lillian Winkles, Pkrlie Mae Gibbs, Edna Hearlston, Myrtle Kay, Dortiiy Lehman, Scharlene Lindsy, Damon Majors, Dona McCarver, Lloyd Pa rm le y , Henri etta Price, Annie Laurie Presly, Lela Potter, Melvin Reavis, Evelena Parmely, Weldon Potter, Darilla Rodgers, Ralph Ransom, Jessie B Seagroves, Lillian Utley, Loise WAlikin, Mary Wilson, Raymond Wilson, Olen McM urtrie, Claud Oldfield, Mable Summers, Lula Mae Singleton, Nolen W ESTBROOK, I -ESTER Wilhoite, Grace Wiseman, Hazel Winkles, How'ard 31 LOW FOURTH Adams, James Guinn, Ellen Newby, Ethel Adams, Joe Anderson, Paul Golden, Clarence Parker, Clara Mae Hendrix, James Pullam, Jane Archer, William King, Thomas Parker, Virginia Bertus, Rolen Leach, Clifford Russell, Bessie Baker, Elizabeth Low'ery, Alvie Thomas, Jewell Bishop, Doris Locke, Mary Troglen, On a Brabham, Pearl Marbury, Oriole Thompson, Garnett Bosemax, Cleophas McClure, Earl Sharp, Orval Church, W. T. McBride, Dillard Sanders, Ralph Esslinoer, James Manning, John Mills, Marvin Malone, Doris St. John, J. D. Franklin, William Smith, J. W. Cl i bbs, Evelyn Wilkes, Violet Guinn, Dewey Myers, Mary Sue Womack, Ethel Archer, Gladys HIGH THIRD Green, Hazel Osborne, Bessie Baker, Elizabeth Glascow, Thurman Parker, Gertrude Price, Clara Baker, Elsa Hamby, Sallie Mae Bussell, Carrie Hunt, Debbie Price, Lois Cantrell, Lizzie Justice, James Russell, John Oliver Baucom, Oscar King, Johnnie Rodgers, Clay Baucom, Wilburn King, Lloyd Sanders, Lorene Scott, Marjorie Brewer, Charles King, Lois Bridges, Troy Lambert, Jaffery Seagroves, Margaret Cunningham, Margie Lehman, L. D. Shaffer, Edith Cobb, Richard Masey, J. I). Smith, Edith Day, Evelyn McCarver, Flora Taylor, Mary E. Dixon, A. Z. McCarver, Evelyn Upton, Heflin Emerson, Evanell Marks, Joyce Vaughan, Flora Elmore, Everette Meeks, Myrtle Wilks, Mildred Easley, Horace Mitchell, W. G. Winkles, William Faulkner, Lena Allen, Bill Osborne, Willie LOW THIRD Griffin, Clarence Neille. Hattie Mae Allen, George Guthrie, James Parker, Jaunita Baldwin, Thomas Gill, Elizabeth Singleton, Louise Beck, R. W. Burks, Leonard Hunt, Emm it Smith, Alvonia Johnson, Ethel Schrimpshire, Henry Banks, Minnie Lee Jones, Virginia Sharp, Grady Blair, Edith Landers, Jessie Mae Smith, John Brewer, I della Lehman, Eugene Spurlock, J. P. Burchett, Margret Locke, Gilbert Teague, Herman Cantrell, Denver Malatthay, Francis Vines, Dorthy Creek, Aleene Marks, Vernon Walls, Dorthy Yell, Lois Davis, Marie Minor, A. W. Elmore, Joe Majors, Vera Smith, Carl Adams, Efpie HIGH SECOND Brandon, Freddie Elmore, Odell Archer, Mildred Archer, Ruby Cobb. Laura Bell Elmore, Howard Church, Ellen Fisher, Howard Alexander, Ixhtise Cagle, Berthana Foster, Elizabeth Brock, Ruby Cruise, Mildred Foster, Annie Pearl Brosmer, James Collins, Elsie B. Hall, Evelyn Bussell, Marvin Biggs, Murriel Cleveland, Bessie Hollingsworth, Lucile Davidson, Mary Horn buckle, Laure Mae Bogle, Imogene Earls, Myrtle Jackson, William Q. 7ha BRAD LEVE AN 330 4 Kino, Katherine Lowery, Clara Bell Lang, Gracie Lindsey, Marjorie Morris, Hattie Mae Michael, Francis Mitchell, Addie Mae Maples, Lindey Osborne, Mildred Brewer, Catherine Brewer, Iona Cooke, Sadie Campbell, Ellen Cleek, Margarett Church, Mary Crews, Flora Day, Joel Esslinger, Lucy M. Fields, Rather Mae Franklin, Ozell Brewer, Archy Cagle, Oena Cantrell, Robert Carlyle, Elizabeth Davis, Carl Echols, Lena Elmore, Fowler Elmore, Owen Esslinger, Emma Foster, Kathryn Fowler, Melvin Graham, Kathryn Adams, Willie Ashley, Willie Archer, Lorene Atchely, Lillie Mae Allen, Maude Alexander, Edith Brooks, C. W. Brewer, Virginia Brosemer, Charlie Bradford, Charlie Brock, Lois Baker, Clay bon Cagle, Raymond Carter, Fred Creek, Loyd Campbell, Iris Elane Cowen, Lorene Crick, Howard Durham, J. C. Durham, Helen Day, James Earl, John Elmore, Dow Fowler, Beulah Fann, Gorden Franklin, W. G. Franklin, Ira Gentle, Arlie Golden, Howard Porter, Lois Pepper, William, Jr. Pearson, Raymond Rawls, Ruby Rawls, Jewel Rapenthal, Martha St atom, Odell Singleton, Virginia LOW SECOND Guthrie, Thelma Green, Virginia Gentle, Mable Haynes, Edna Haynes, Hazel 11OLLINGSWORTH, A LLEN Hunt, Ruth King, Dorthy Kilpatrick, Arietta Marks, Catherine Massey, Evelyn HIGH FIRST Green, William Han by, Kenneth H ENDRIXS, W YON A Jackson, Grady Jacobs, Floyd James, Elizabeth Johnson, Ruby Lanier, Howard Lanier, Inez Lawson, Mary Lehman, Lottie McBride, Hazel LOW FIRST Gooch, Roy Goodman, Lendell Gentle, Thomas Gentle, Ruby Gamble, Lily Mae Green, Thomas Getton, Albert Hollinsworth, Estelle Hendrix, Marjorie Hearlston, Cordie Hollingsworth, Lois Hillis, Paul Jackson, Nina Jones, Hazel Lemley, Ruffus Lee, Cornelius Lawson, Vernik Lang, Charlie Majors, Elm us Mooneyham, T. J. Miner, Anphra McBride, Alice Marbrky, Nolen Miner, Audrey Melton, Gordin Newby, Le Roy Newby, Lois Osborne, Earnest Lee Smith, Maxine Shafer, Evelyn Tucker, Lou Ella Utley, Lillian Vann, Ivan Woodard, Leona Wilder, Ruth Wilkes, Opal McCarver, Donie Neill, Flora Mae Neill, Virginia Oldfield, Mildred Owens, Annie Mae Parker, Mabel Schrimsher, Lillian Shelton, Beatrice Thomas, Catherine Teague, Flora West, Ula Mack Newby, Melvin Oldfield, Cecil Pepper, Tom Lee Smith, Omkt Smith, Lewis Taylor, Lloyd Winkles, James Woodard, Sam Wilkes, Evelyn Yell, Lois Young, Tint Ortnkr, Margrf.tt Parker, Viola Phillips, Robert Pepper, Earl Rkagkn, Clyde Russell. Margrktt Russell, Howard Schrimpshirk, Walter Schrimpshire, Richard Schrimpshirk, Flora St. John, Therm an Sanders, Bobbie Singleton, Edna Smith, Marjorie Spkkgle, Gaynkk Smith, Robert Smith, Naomi Smith, Douglas Shelton, James Shafer, Charles Tipton, Albert Thomas, Roy Usury, Hildrkd Visage, Eldon Wharton, W. D. Winkles, Fred Winkles, Melvin Wilhoite, Margaret 33 'Jha-BRADLEYEAN GABY HOLLEY 1917-1929 __P iS nhe BRADLEYEAN 1330 ABOVE: GIRLS’ BASEBALL BELOW: BOYS’ BASEBALL C.G.MEDLEY COACH 0 , HOWARD RUSSELL “ Goa no AUSTIN JENKINS TACKLE FRED DRtfWHORN HALFBACK RAYMONDTflDD END GEORGE ARCHER TACKLE EARL HARPER. QUARTER BACK GRADFORD GRAHAM END 'ALTER HOLMES Guard JESSIE PATTERSON CHEER LEADER OAVIO MADDOX GUARD LOVILL CHEERLEADER JOHNNIE WOODARD CENTER CHARLES SPURLOCK. full back JOE LEHMAN HALF BACH, EDDIE BL HALF BA THOMAS BAKER GUARD GORDON SINGLETON GUARD NEITA RIGGINS cheer leader THOMAS BROWN -? ■ MS M JOHN RIDDLE CENTER. HALF BACH 3=—= “Tji! •7He BRADLEYEAN 330 '”7he BRADLEYEAN 1330 JUANITA SIDE PE IRMA BAKER. GUARD If I k. INEZ KENNEDY corWard LAUISE STRICKLAND GOACH as jfe eBRADLEY BELOW: TENNIS ABOVE: MIDGETS BASKETBALL ABOVE: PHYSICAL EXERCISE BELOW: VOLLEY BALL BRADL£ EANJ33a_ '7. ANN L0V1LL eOlTOH-iN CHIEP HOWARD RUSSELLW BUSINESS MANAGER.k® WILLIAM BROWN ASST. BUSINESS M6R RUTH VENABLE ASSISTANT EDITOR 'yhe BRADLEYEAN (..cG-y f K M AKNIE MACSPURL CK PRE$.1%J SEMESTER WILLIAM BRAWN V.PRES. ISJ SEMESTER TREAS. 2«J SEMESTER. PAULINE tf ARRISAN SECRETARY JAHN RIDDLE V. PRES. 2 1P SEMESTER HAWARD RUSSELL PR£S.2 P SEMESTER. TREAS.ISJ SEMESTER Annlavill CmEPRleader LOVING COP W6 1929 MARY BRADLEY LITERARY SOCIETY ' he BRADLEYEAN 1930 ILA BAKER, PRPSI D£NT NELLIE GRPCNB TREASURER -i « THORON LITERARY SOCIETY BERNICE SMITH SECRETARY LEMA RUTH MANNING VICE PRESIDENT 45 'Jhe BRADLEY E AU 330 SCENES FROM THE PLAY “MY SPANISH SWEETHEART” SCHOOL EXHIBIT AT MADISON COUNTY FAIR Winner of First Prize ABOVE: MUSIC DEPARTMENT BELOW: ORCHESTRA 'J 7he BRADLEYEAhl 1930 ___________________________________-___________________________________________________________________________ ABOVE: BOYS’ B CLUB BELOW: GIRL SCOUTS -7ha BRADLEYEAtl 930 , : ABOVE:EXPRESSION DEPARTMENT BELOW: BOY SCOUTS 7he BRADLEVEAN 1330 . — - y ■� . . „ £ 3u� ABOVE: GIRLS' B CLUB BELOW: JUNIOR SYNCOPATORS 'V'.' 7ha BRADLEYEAN 1930 f'. 55 ABOVE HIKERS' CLUB BELOW: LIBRARY ;• W3HA 5 BRADLEYEAN 1930 M® • . • - ABOVE:STUDY HALL BELOW: KIDDIES’ BAND F. A. BYRNE Trustee of School Mr. Byrne, a true friend to the school, is interested and helpful in every phase of our school life. His personal interest in each boy and girl forms a bond of friendship that cannot be broken. bk ; 7he BRADLEYEAN 330 r tf ILLlAM BRGWK GARDENING miTAM 61 BBS t ! ATHLETE MiLORCD ATHLE JAMES WRIGHT MAHUfLTRAINING BERNICE SMITH seaimg-cooking-mus RUTH VENABLE 060KiN G EFF1P BURKS $256 SCHOLARSHIP ANN IflVIlK. SCHOLARSHIP jSVk:- ««« j ■[ RUTH CLOPTON NATURE DARGTHY HAY SCHOLARSHIP CTHCU-HICKS 1 WINNERS OF PRIZES PRESENTED BY MR. THORON 59 fi-A fi ttER Prettiest Girl—Elected by Student Body Most Popular Girl—Elected by Student Body. Best All-Round Girl—Elected by Faculty Most Handsome Boy—Elected by Bradleyean Staff. Most Popular Boy—Elected by Student Body Sweetest Girl—Elected by Bradleyean Staff Brst All-Round Boy—Elected by Faculty Best Boy Athlete Most Attractive Girl—Elected by Bradlcyean Staff Vx. iS 'fka BRA 330 'Jhe BRADLEYEAN 7ho BRADLEYEAN 13JO • • •• • ABOVE: MERRIMACK HOSPITAL BELOW: THE YARD OF MRS. GEORGE LEHMAN, WHICH WON FIRST PRIZE AWARDED BY THE GARDEN CLUB OF HUNTSVILLE IN 1929 V. W. LOVILL Superintendent OVERSEERS OF MERRIMACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY BELOW: MERRIMACK BAND ABOVE: OFFICE FORCE DR.C.A.GRATE? • ft, DIRECTOR 6P WELFARE ■ M.D.ANDDRSAN . i i' ‘ -v • ‘Jl £ , --v „ .............. J «“' MRS.H.HfllMBCRG NURSr i r3%s BRADLEYEAN 1330 Ihs BRADLEYEAN .XTV, , 75 BRADLEYEANI a 3D p'' -A ----- ABOVE: MERRIMACK BASEBALL TEAM BELOW: COMMUNITY FAIR EXHIBIT €) ® © ® © ♦ ♦------ • ------------------------- '• ' • © © ® © Co, MICHELL’S SEEDS « Everything for the Garden, Farm, Lawn and Greenhouse Catalog: Free. 5I8'5I6MARKET StPHILA. O © © © © © 0 Treman, King Company Athletic Outfitters 144 Eighth Avenue. North Nashville, Tennessee Ithaca, New York Pittsburgh, Penna. “CAYUGA BRAND” Cayuga Service and Cayuga Quality Now ready to serve you in the South—The Leading Universities and Colleges use our Famous Cayuga Athletic Equipment FOOTBALL GOLF TRACK BASEBALL BASKETBALL LACROSSE TENNIS SOCCER ARCHERY W. MCKINNEY LYNN. Genera Manager E. OLNEY CHEST. AttiUant Manager 0 © e 9 © © o Joseph Sykes Bros. (American) Inc. E. M. SYKF.S Prendent D. CROWTHER Vice-Prendent H. D. LORD Treat. Gen. Mgr. W. B. PRATT Southern Agent Distributors of the Products of Joseph Sykes Bros. Makers of All Kinds of Patent Hardened and Tempered Steel Wire Card Clothing Redothing Card Flats and Rewinding Lickerins a Specialty Charlotte ortli Carolina Box 897 BRANCHES new Bedford, mass. CHARLOTTE. N. C. ATLANTA. GA. T elephones Boston. Liberty 6178 Charlotte. 2-199 5 Atlanta. Walnut 7827 New Bedford 3 44 © 0 © 0 © $ ®® (ft ® G® 1 ®® O � ® ....% • •• � e®®C 9 9 HAVE YOU AN IDEA? If So Let Us Work It Out for You LOOM REPAIR PARTS and SPECIALTIES H. F. LIVERMORE CO. 20 Linden Street ALLSTON, MASS. “Compliments of a Friend” •®® 0 ® ® ® e ® ® ® ® e e C® l «, • e 9 9 9 e e e 9 9 9 e « Compliments of National Adhesives Corporation Sizings and Finishes for Every Textile Purpose 820 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK. N. Y. Atlanta Textile Supply Co. OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA (One of the McLeod Companies) Wish for the Joe Bradley High School continued success in every department. e © ® © e © e � © ® © ® © e « 0®® I ® ® ® ® ..... «c® ® ® ®® ., Bahan Textile Machinery Company, i™. Patent Attachments and Parts for Textile Machinery GREENVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA .......0� ®« % c® ® © ® f) « © c . .. ., § £ $ $ $ § ® ® ® ® ® ® 9 © 9 0 9 © © The Young Vann Supply Co. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES HEAVY HARDWARE Specializing in Machinery. Equip- ment and Supplies for Mills. Mines. Furnaces. Contractors. Textile and Industrial Plams of all kinds. Send Us Your Orders and Inquiries W For Those Who Desire _ tne Best in Loom Equipment W e have it be it a hcddlc. a frame. a retd or any othtr part of the harness. And each is a masterpiece. Send for a ropy of our Hand Book on Loom Reeds. Southern Plant G i __ 621 E. MeBee Ave. AkVL Greenville. S. C. WlCCK C Guard Yourself We know that danger lurks everywhere. It is part of life. It goes without saying that we could stop railroad accidents completely by abolishing the railroads and stop automobile accidents by prohibiting the manufacture and use of automobiles. But society will not pay the price. A person who has such a fear of disease that he will neither eat nor drink is not as well off as though he took all the chances of normal living, even under very unsanitary conditions. Life then resolves itself into a matter of balance, of adjusting our- selves to live in the best way. recognizing the dangers which sur- round us. Live, work and play, but always have in mind the hazards which accompany every form of activity. You can guard yourself against them if you will only think safety! American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. Automobile and Workmen s Compensation Insurance Martin Building BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA © © © © © © © « © © © © © © © © 0 e 9 9 9 e “The World Stands Aside To let any man pass who knows where he is going.” We congratulate the Joe Bradley High School on teaching the young men and young women “where they arc going.” 0 © © © © © James Supply Company Chattanooga. Tenn. e 9 9 9 e Compliments of Southern Belting Co. Atlanta, Georgia C. R. Merritt, Representative « © © © © © 0 ®� 0 ® ® % © c © ® © © © ® © C® 0 © e © 0 © e © Limitation of Armaments! 0 © e © © © 0 0 This is a mighty fine thing to help to bring about world-wide PEACE. But if you want peace in your spinning and twisting departments, DON'T LIMIT YOUR STOCK OF VICTOR TRAV- ELERS. You may bring about WAR unless you anticipate your emergency needs. A large stock of VICTOR AM- MUNITION is your surest way to obtain PEACE. For the benefit of our customers and in order to insure prompt service, we are carrying a large stock of travelers in Gastonia. N. C., and also an emergency stock with Mr. B. F. Barnes, in Atlanta. Ga. 0 © © 0 © © 0 Victor Ring Traveler Company 20 Mathewson Street PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND Southern Agent A. B. CARTER Room 615, 3rd National Bank Bldg.. GASTONIA. N. C. Southern Representatives: A. DEWEY CARTER............................................GASTONIA. N. C. N. H. THOMAS................................................GASTONIA, N. C. B. F. BARNES. Jr.................... 520 Angier Ave., N. E.. ATLANTA, Ga. Any of our representatives will be glad to receive requests for samples of Victor Travelers which we furnish FREE. 9 © 0 © © © © ft' ..% Energy value K ARO has about twice the energy value of eggs and lean beef, weight for weight. In every ounce of Karo there are 120 calories. This means that Karo is not only a delicious food — hut an energy-giving food. And Karo supplies high muscular energy immediately — no digestive effort is required as in the ease of many staple foods, which cost more money. Serve lots of delicious Karo to the entire family — espe- cially the children. Keep them all strong, healthy and happy. DELICIOU S ON HOT BISCUITS I© ® ® C © e , , • ® © ® © c e 9 9 9 a SIPSEY COAL © © © © © © 9 9 9 a igA in Heat—Low in Ash DISTRIBUTED BY Merrimack Manufacturing Company Produced by De Bardeleben Coal Corporation Birmingham, Ala. © 9 © © © ’®® ® 0 ® ®®( (®®® 0®® $ ®€)f) © © « ©• ... w o w 9 © e © © o w d 9 © © 0 © © 9 ® Compliments National Ring Traveler Company Providence, R. I. Charlotte, N. C. Cyclone Fence for Mill, School, Estate. Home BUILT OF ALL COPPER BEARING STEEL. THEN GALVANIZED CYCLONE FENCE COMPANY • ] Subsidiary of United States Steel Corporation Factory and General Office. WAUKEGAN. ILL. DISTRICT OFFICES: Charlotte. N. C. 305 E. Fifth St. Cincinnati. Ohio P. O. Box I. Sta. O Atlanta. Ga. 101 Marietta St. St. Louis. Mo. 1 227 Washington Ave. Birmingham. Ala. 1922 14th Ave.. S. © 0 © © © © © 0 e e 0 © © © © © 0 (J §®® % OO 0 0 © 0 9 0 © © 0 Service The Most Important Thing When Ordering Mill Supplier Here’s the Proper Address Carolina Supply Company GREENVILLE. S. C. We Carry l.atgeti Stork of Textile Mill Supplies In the Sough Alio Full Line of Electrical Supplies We Pack Carefully And Ship Promptly Rhoads T annate W atershed Leather Belting This impressive array o f Rhoads Tannate Belts in a Massachusetts spin- ning room bears powerful testimony to the acceptance of Tannate in textile work. The installation shown here increased the output over three per cent. Rhoads Tannate Watershed Belting has a service life that is truly remarkable. It lasts for years and years, meanwhile delivering a maximum of transmission efficiency. J. E. Rhoads Sons Athnti Store. 88 Forsyth St.. S. W. Philadelphia, New York, Chicago. Cleveland Factory and Tannery, Wilmington. Delaware © © 9 © COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND e 0 © O 9 Andrews Loom-Reed and Harness Works Spartanburg, S. C © © e © e © © ssP • ® • o ®® ® 0 ® ® ® ®«® (J ® ® � • • i;4 e e 9 e 9 � e e 9 9 9 e e How much Humidity and Why? ' ARIZONA How much Humidity is a question of location, building construction, power consumed and air change. MAI NE. If the customer will decide what condition he wants, the problem becomes OUR, Engineer Not a salesman's promise, but a matter of fact; of how much evaporated water is necessary. If it is not thought desirable to accept our data, the custo- mer’s engineer can figure this out. The value of a humidifying equipment lies in its proven (I said proven) ability to evaporate a definite amount of water as, when and if wanted. We not only guarantee to evaporate this pre-determined definite amount of water but no contract of ours is complete until it is proven to the satisfaction of the customer. Jl Parks-Cramer Company i Engineers Contractors Industrial Piping and Air Conditioning Fitchburg Boston Charlotte HI « © © ® © © � e © © 9 © © � ® d Q 9 ® ® “ «11 ® c © ® © C © © ® ©CD To Produce the Best Yarn You Must Use the Best Leather Manufacturers of High Grade ROLLER LEATHER Southern Representatives MR. W. G. HAMNER MR. RALPH GOSSETT MR. B. C. PLOWDEN Gastonia. N. C. Greenville, S. C. Griffin. Ga. si ’’ � ®®� � ® ® ® 9 0 � • ...e®®©®®® ,.... ® ® ©®®.... Augusta Cream Sizing Company Manufacturers and Jobbers Disinfectant ‘Autox” Roach Powders Sizing Cherokee Cleaner Etc. Telephone 2446 P. O. Box 376 1002 Walker Street AUGUSTA .... GEORGIA ’®® ® r� ® ® ® ®® (j ® ®® • ® ® ® © ® •«... .., e©® ©® « Compliments of the Atlanta Harness Reed Manufacturing Co. ATLANTA, GEORGIA aT' ' ®®®®®0 •® ® 9 ® ®c t) © ® Coe e 9 e « e Compliments of IIIUIIIillHlllillliniMIII Interior Barreled Sunlight IHIIIIUIU'.IUIIiaillllllll Outside Barreled Sunlight For Every Painting Job Manufactured by U. S. Gutta Percha Paint Co. Providence, Rhode Island © © © © © e e 9 e 9 e sT g IMPORTERS OF BURLAP MANUFACTURERS OF BURLAP. PAPER AND COTTON BAGS Drink MARVEL It’s Marvelous Seminole Bottling Company CHAS. WHITESIDE Manager ' •� 9 j9®4 ”� ®9(|9«l © © © © © e ‘Si 3§?.....®®®® ® © ® ® ® e © ® © ® c e O 9 0 e e e 9 9 « Meet Dilworth Ox wn Your Home We are boosters for our Ala- , bama Graded School System and support it in every way that we A have an opportunity to. ► A 4 You possess one of the finest and ► 1� best equipped graded schools in ► the State of Alabama. ► ► There is a good reason for this. When you think of lumber or i other building materials . . . ; think of Dilworth. ► Dilworth Lumber Co. Phone 178 e © © © e 9 9 © © e ,a® ® 0 ® ®® ’ ’ c e C ® ® ® � e ® © ® (c«t REAL PRINTING « « 9 e e Monroe Printing Company COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Specialists in Office Forms and Color Printing for Local and Foreign Advertisers MEMBER MON-ROZE MARK e © 0 © © PHONE 60 Select Tire Service, Inc. “One Call Does It All” Goodrich Silvertowns Free Road Service e 9 9 9 e Drink NEHI QUALITY BEVERAGES Save and Spend the Crowns Nehi Bottling Company Compliments of Davis Insurance Agency General Insurance and Surety Bonds ®....•®9®9®®’ ' ®® 9 (J 9 ®' e © © © © r 8 . O €) ® ® ® © O ' ® ® ® € ®t e 9 e 9 e Advertise with The Tennessee Valley News Phone 439 For Results Huntsville, Alabama 105 Green Street e © e 9 © « IDEAL BAKERY C. A. Thompson BUY THOMPSON'S PULLMAN BREAD 109 Washington Street Huntsville, Alabama An Autumn Verse with Twilight Thoughts The garden gate has ceased of late Its load of love to bear; But double weight is now the fate Of many a parlor chair. SEE MOORE For Engagement Rings and Other Things See Moore and See Better PHONE 224 e e 9 9 9 e Compliments of THOS. W. JONES Judge of Probate Huntsville, Alabama 0 9 9 © 9 9 aP’ ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ®0� ®® Sgj...«,«© ® ©( ® ® ® e 9 9 9 e J. C. Brown Son DRY GOODS AND SHOES GROCERIES AND FEED FRESH MEAT OF ALL KINDS © © © © © West Huntsville, Ala. PHONE 646 Compliments of Tennessee Valley Bank e 9 9 9 e 4c c Quarterly on Savings Deposits mimrannmiwmiwiinwi ‘The Big Bank at the Big Building’ © © © © © '•«dfl� � ®1.... ’•®® ® � ®‘ • • • • • • • 0 9 e © 9 9 m 0 e 0 e © © e 9 0 S. S. FLETCHER e 0 © © • • • • COMPANY 0 • • • c o T T 0 :: • N • • • • • 0 Huntsville, Alabama • 9 9 0 0 e © U. S. A. 0 e 0 © e 9 0 • • © e 0 © 0 9 9 • s ■'% ,®« © ©e®, ® © ® ©®®, e ® 0 9 e White Swan Laundry Family Laundry Service Thrift Wash ........ 6c a pound Soft Wash .......... 7c a pound Rough Dry............... 8c a pound Family Wash.............18c a pound PHONE 871 I. D. Dillard W. D. Dillard e 9 9 9 e FARMERS’ COTTON OIL FERTILIZER COMPANY Huntsville, Alabama e 9 0 9 e Cotton Ginners R. E. SPRAGINS, President W. P. Monroe, Manager e 9 9 9 © ’«®® ® ® ®‘ ’•®® j®® 0 « e © ® © € © © ® ® ® ® e e 9 9 9 e The Texas Company HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA e © © © © © � © 9 9 9 e What makes OIL “better oil”? Highest refinement. Purity. Fullest resistance to heat and wear. A perfect flow in any weather. And no hard carbon! Texaco Motor Oil meets those requirements. There is a grade for every type of car—and every grade is full-bodied. TEXACO MOTOR OIL Clean, Clear, Qolden © © © © © «® 9 (J ® ®®' “ © 0 9 ® • ’ ® ® ® ® ® ® ® e 9 9 9 9 T. M. Jones J. W. Jones R. T. Baugh JONES-BAUGH Cotton Company e © © © « Cotton 9 9 9 9 9 HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA a 9 © © a aP '®® (j � 3§?...� e® ® ® ® ® ® l e 9 9 9 e DRINK In Bottles 5c Coca-Cola Bottling Works J. F. Chambers Manager «x$ � e ....c® e ® © ® ® ® « • Great Is the Power of Cash Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear and Groceries Four Big Stores T. T. TERRY Southside Square © © © © Laughlin, Wood Company Funeral Directors PHONE 666 Huntsville’s Finest and Only Exclusive Ambulance e 9 9 9 9 Holder Motor Company Repairing, Washing and Wrecker Service Green Street We Never Close Day Phone 170 e © © © e ® � ( 0 � ®®“ e® ® ®e W. W. NEWMAN COMPANY Huntsville, Alabama e 9 © 9 e ® © © ® © © ® 9 © 9 e © ® © Wash With Huntsville Laundry Compliments of the Holmes Furniture Co. “There’s No Place Like Holmes’’ 1876 1930 McAnelly Hardware Co, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA Hardware — Mill Supplies Paints — Sporting Goods McANELLY HARDWARE CO. Capital. $100.000.00 EUGENE R. GILL. Ptnident “We offer you our services backed by more than fifty years of successful effort. © 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ’® ® 9 3 9 ® ® • ®®0 f� 9® e® © v ©« e ® © © ® ®, 0 0 e 9 9 9 e e e e 9 9 9 e e Compliments of Planters Warehouse Storage Co. The “Big” Store A. W. WHITE. Manager Again We Say: Down, through the changing styles of over 20 years, our stock of For Price and Dry Goods Quality and Ready-to-W ear Trade At has always represented that great basic quality which discerning women de- scribe as LASKY’S DOLLAR Good Value May Cooney STORE “Greater Huntsville's Greater Store G. R. MAPLES SHEET METAL WORKS Cornices, Skylights. Ventilating, Roofing, Gutters Jobbing Promptly Attended To — Agents for Torrid Zone Furnace East Holmes Street — Phone No. 4 74 0 © 0 © © © e � e © © © © © e 9 tit •� 9 j ® ' ®9 (j 9® e 9 9 9 e e ,®€� © ® ® ••... R. Rodenhauser FLORIST ‘Say It With Flowers’ West Clinton St. Huntsville, Alabama Womack’s Funeral Home Ambulance Service TELEPHONE 68-J 406 Madison Street Huntsville, Alabama e e © © e Chaney Company General Merchandise e 9 9 9 e MERRIMACK Huntsville Alabama 9 © © 9 9 ’®«® ® « ® e« e e 9 9 e e e « e e 9 9 e e TELEPHONE 418 Lyle Brokerage Co. Wholesale Grain and Feed Dealers Compliments of Orgain Coal Company G. W. Jones Sons Fire anti Life Insurance “Be Sure You Are Insured” Office—Franklin Street PHONE 322 North Alabama’s Leading Cleaners” Boss-Reed I)ry Cleaning and Dyeing 314 N. Washington Street HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA e e © © © © ’ � © o ® ® e © 9 © © © � e © ® © ® e ... $x?xs sx8ksxs « « s sx � ® ® ® ® ® ® e 9 9 9 e e 9 9 9 e OLD SHOES MADE NEW WE CAN PLEASE YOU Goodyear Shoe Repair Co. 109 Jefferson Street We Have New Heels, Any Color or Shape Est. 1879 Phone 234 E. Karthaus’ Sons Jewelers Opticians Gifts of Quality for All Occasions HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA M. R. MOORMAN M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Tenn. Valley Bank Building Rooms 504-505 HUNTSVILLE. ALA. Get HAPPY COW FEED from Your Merchant MAKES COWS CONTENTED Huntsville Decatur Brokerage Co. e © © © e � e © © © 9 e ® 3 9 « I C ® ® ® Cl 1 ® ...... ® ® C ® ©( e e 9 o © This space is given by the Henderson National Bank in the interest of education. The Henderson National Bank Huntsville, Alabama « © ® © e 0 © 0 9 © 0 For Strength and Service e 9 ® 9 e ’ ® ® ® ® • ® ® 9 ® ® “ © ® ©( , e e © © ®« e 9 9 9 e Sam Schiffman Company The Friendly Store” Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear — Novelty Shoes Millinery — Ladies’ Furnishings © © ® © © Compliments of S. H. Kress Co. 5c-10c-25c Store Cooper Cooper Our Attorneys -ttl'IltlllMlINMIMIIIHIIiniMi The Friends of Our Teachets and Pupils e 9 9 9 e Geron Lumber Company Meridian Street, HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA Complete Stock BUILDING MATERIALS © 9 0 © © ®« ® ®9® ®®‘ i C ® ®e� c � © ® ® • e ® J. D. Humphrey Sons AND Twickenham Pharmacy The Rexall Stores Eastman Kodaks, Films and Supplies Let Us Do Your Printing and Developing H. C. BLAKE Plumbing, Heating —and— Electrical Wiring Phone 148 Huntsville, Ala. ggS”' ® ® 9 (j 9 a®� ..... ........9 (J� � � ’ e e ®r. e e 9 9 9 © e HARDWARE SUPPLIES e © © © © e Plumb Tools ft Axes, Textile Wrenches Pipe, Valves and Fittings Williams Wrenches lime NAILS CEMENT PLASTER WALLBOARD ROOFING PAINTS OILS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT. GUNS AND AMMUNITION HUNTING CLOTHES. FISHING TACKLE e © e 9 9 © e The Hutchens Company Wholesale-Retail Huntsville, Alabama Long Distance Telephone II Local Telephone 12 e © © © © © e 2$... ®� ® ® o' ®« a (j ® ® ‘ © © ® © e i ® C ® Cee, e e 9 9 9 e e Compliments of I. SCHIFFMAN CO. e © © © © © e White Star Bakery H. F. ANDERSON. Proprietor KREAM KRUST AND PULLMAN BREAD Made with Milk Whole Wheat Bread 100 Per Cent Pure Telephone 281 HUNTSVILLE. ALA. Baked in Huntsville Phone 676 102 Washington St. J. B. HILL Watchmaker and Jeweler Expert Repairing of All Kinds '7 Promise to Keep My Promise” e e 9 0 9 e Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc. Arc everywhere and with their fifty-five stores and twelve big factories, they sell for less. STERCHI BROS. STORES, Inc. “It Costs Less at Sterchi's” e © © © © © HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA ®® ® o ® ® • e ® ® ® ® e e e e 9 9 9 e e Wanted at Highest Market Prices Poultry. Eggs. Hides, Fur. Wool, Wild Roots Scrap Iron. Metals. Rags. Sacks. Books and Magazines Scrap Auto Tires. Tubes. Batteries and Radiators Tennessee Poultry Hide Co. e © © © © © 0 320 Washington Street The Old Reliable” Telephone 662 Rent a Car Inexpensive Autoing for Business or Pleasure Bentley Bros. “Drive It Yourself” Holmes Street HUNTSVILLE. ALA. Compliments of Montgomery- Ward e 9 9 9 e � Glenn D. Batteiger O. D. Optometrist ami Optician Lyric Building Phone 296 HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA 9 © ® © © e ■®®9 0 ® ®® a • ®� ® 0 ® ®®J c e © ® ® t m yyyyyt e s $ d ® ® ® ® c ® e e 9 9 9 e © « 9 e 9 e © Post Office A. J. Moore Cafe Motors The Place of Dealers Quality and Service OAKLAND PONTIAC Square DUNLOP TIRES A. L. HIPP ROAD SERVICE Jeweler and Optometrist Telephone 110 For Gifts That Do Last May We Serve You with Your Independent Gift Problems Tire Co. 11 7 Jefferson Street PHONE 1024 H. M. JACKS I • • V « - v2v4v« x y X X X ' � l e © e © © e e m � © © © e 0 © f) ® f) Cc $ $ $ $ $ $ $ © © f) ® € © © © 9 © SERVING YOU WITH THE BEST OF WEARABLES IS OUR AIM Serving you with the best here does not mean only with the newest and most desirable quality merchandise. It means— COURTESY-EFFICIENCY—VALUE DUNNAVANTS me. © © © © Metropolitan Life Insurance Company THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD ROY J. GOLD. Merrimack Agent C. S. LOWE McCormick-Deering Implement Dealer Trucks, Tractors and All Kinds of Farm Implements Phone 924 Phone 924 © e 9 e © © Gross-Stockton Chevrolet Co. BY THE BIG SPRING A Six in the Price Range of the Four Phone 35 3 Phone 35 3 © © © © © © ®®©d d ® ®® c © © ® C® Cee e e C ® C e e 8fc. e e 9 9 9 e e Electric Belle Range Company Manufacturers of Electric Ranges and Electrical Appliances HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothing for Well Dressed Gentlemen at Fowler Bros. Phone 1 1 8 Everything to Wear for Jefferson St. Everybody To speed up your work at home— To start the children on the road to success in the business world— The ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Bizness Equipment Co. Phone 71 e © © © © © e « 9 9 9 ® e J. C. Penny Company, Inc. Where Savings Are Greatest Every Day in the Year 104-106 Jefferson Street. HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA Over 1.400 Department Stores in 4 8 States Clothing. Shoes. 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