Confederate Seals Presented DHS Seniors by United Daughters of Confederacy
Mrs. Charles C. Johnson hosted the Joe Wheeler chapter meeting with guests from North Alabama. Officers of the Alabama Division received copies of the Great Confederate Seal as Mary Atkerson, second vice president, looked on. Judge James Bloodworth spoke on early North Alabama history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DHS
Children of
Confederacy
Charles C. Johnson
Joe Wheeler
United Daughters of the Confederacy
North
Alabama
Alabama Division of Children of the Confederacy
Mary Atke
Son
Johnson
Richard Dewey
Bruce Pettey
Clio Levin
Nina Hodges
Thomas Jefferson Hotel
Birmingham
Wheeler District
Wheeler Plantation
W. F. Frazier
James Bloodworth
North Alabama
Jack Hough
Mary D. Johnson
Children of the Confederacy
Jimmie Ward
Bonnie Blue Flag
Anne Diseker
Cheryl Troup
Dixie Group
Wynne Jones
Decatur High School
UDC
Mrs Laymon Wins at Decala Toastmistress Club
Decala Toastmistress Club at East Acres center presided by Mrs Jack Jones. Mrs Floyd Hennessee reported on regional conference in Chattanooga and Mrs Ralph Laymon won the Claire Flynn Cup for best performance. Next meeting set for May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decala
East Acres
Jack Jones
Floyd Hennessee
Chattanooga
Ralph Laymon
Billie Gates
Albert Sander
R. Harris
J. M. Pulich
Clark Rountree
Robert Denham
Jack Higginbotham
Jones
Sandor
Layman
Claire Flynn
Exotic border print tunic pattern for misses
Vintage sewing notice promotes pattern 4558 for misses sizes ten to eighteen with Indian inspired border prints and solid cotton options. Includes yardages, price fifty cents plus mailing, mail to Anne Adams pattern dept The Decatur Daily New York address. Also offers 304 design ideas and a coupon for a free pattern in the Spring-Summer catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Personal notices from Hartselle area social page
Cherry Austin undergoes heart surgery in Birmingham. Cedar Creek residents Homer Foote family and David Sims return from Sylacauga visit. Parson Willis returns from Boston. Milwaukee couple visit Somerville relatives. Corinth Miss visitors hosted by Ledbetter family. Frank Thompson ill in Decatur. McPhersons host Birmingham guests Henry Halvorsen. Dr Robert Miller travels from Columbus Ohio. Pearl Miller ill. Harwick and McWhorter home from university. Wheeler Lake camping trip. Bartlett housewarming surprise. Cullman Jaycee district meeting and dance. Mrs Walter Jackson returns from Selma and Huntsville trips. Rainbow Garden Club visits Cullman for program.
Cross-stitch Roses Pattern 7412 and Needlecraft Catalog
Promote cross-stitch roses in six to inch motifs with pattern 7412 for twelve rose transfers. Pattern costs 35 cents for first-class mail and handling. Order via Alice Brooks at The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. New York. Also touts 1963 Needlecraft Show and catalog with over 200 designs and a free pattern, request 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Delta Zetas To Meet Saturday In Montgomery
Montgomery sorority will host Delta Zeta Day with collegiate members from four Alabama chapters and state alumnae gathering in Montgomery on April 27 at 9 30 a m starting with coffee at the Governor s Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Delta Zeta
Alabama
Governor's Mansion
Rose Garden Club Private Flower Show Highlights
The Rose Garden Club hosted a private Spring Day themed flower show at Mrs. William Day’s home. Nineteen members entered arrangements judged by certified flower judge Mrs. James Crow who provided feedback. Attendance prize went to Mrs. C. H. Aderhold. business session led by president Mrs. J. J. Hardwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Garden Club
William Day
James Crow
J. J. Hardwick
C. H. Aderhold
Milwaukee Crane Stacks 25 Ton Containers Across Rails
A large new mobile gantry crane built in Milwaukee can lift 25 ton containers three high on flatcars and spans three railroad tracks, enabling faster loading and stacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Alumnae Day Events At Montgomery Country Club
Chapter host Mrs William ORear and Mrs Wallace greet guests for alumnae discussions at Montgomery Country Club with a lunch eon led by Mrs Lloyd Denton Cole of Decatur. Chapters from Birmingham Auburn Tuscaloosa Mobile and Province Director join guest speaker Mrs Charles Parnell of Montgomery. Miss State Day announced based on scholarship campus activities service and interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Country Club
Lloyd Denton Cole
Decatur
Birmingham
Auburn
Tuscaloosa
Mobile
Huntsville
Charles Parnell
Montgomery
Huntingdon College
University of Alabama
Delta Zeta
Four-One Trump Division In A Bridge Hand
In a mixed 1963 bridge discussion, South faces a four-one trump division after West opens with queen of hearts. South must plan to cash one high spade before running diamonds to guard against a potential ruff and preserve control. If West ruffs late, South can still develop clubs and spades to limit opponents to two spades and one club trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East South West
South
West
Declarer
North
East
DKG Meets In Home Of Mrs. Chenault
Delta Kappa Gamma chapter held its final meeting as a breakfast at Mrs. Eugene Chenault home with cohosts. Founders Day was led by Miss Lizzie Reed Penn with assistance from several members. The group marked 26 years for the chapter and 35 years for the society and approved a year of projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Gamma
Eugene Chenault
Sue Jones
Margaret Brown
Elizabeth Peer
Lizzie Reed Penn
Effie Lou Gilchrist
Grayce Wasson
Beulah Pottey
Faye Parker
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Maek Gardiner
Harnett Kane
Berry School
Rome
Small Scale Conversion of Nuclear Energy to Electricity
A historic note reports that direct conversion of nuclear energy into electricity has been achieved on a small scale. The achievement demonstrates a proof of concept for transforming nuclear reactions into usable electrical power with potential implications for future energy systems.
Central Club Organizes Landscape Program and Garden Tour
Central Garden Club met at Mrs. Rufus Warren’s home for a landscape design program by Mrs. J R Williams emphasizing garden color. Mrs. Jesse Stimson opened with Hortensia poetry. Delegates were elected for the state convention in Auburn June 6 7 8 with Mrs. Howell as delegate and Mrs. Williams as alternate. Committee appointments included Mrs. Howell Warren and Paul C Davis for 1963 64. The group reported on the litter bug project and state flower show in Gadsden. Final plans were made for a May Callaway Gardens tour in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Garden Club
Rufus Warren
J. R. Williams
Howell
Warren
Paul C. Davis
M. G. Smith
Gadsden
Callaway Gardens
Georgia
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Hodges
Lowe Harris
Fred Black
Joseph E. Johnston
Athens
Earl Foster
Mary Lou Dancy
J. H. Wall
Virginia Clay Clapton
Paul Horton
Wheeler
Moulton
Mary Harris
John W. Harris
Russellville
Laymon
Decala Club
Lorne Hs
Cherry Austin
Robert Austin
Hartselle
Homer Foote
David Sims
Cedar Creek
James Harvel
Sylacauga, Ala
T. T. Willis
Somerville
Boston
Lawrie Johnson
Jack Mooneyham
Henry Sigman
Arthur Ledbetter
Mr. Ledbetter
Ben Arthur
Corinth
Joe McPherson
Henry Halvorsen
Robert Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Pearl Miller
Travis Harwick
Robert McWhorter
Travis
Tommy Hubbard
Wheeler Lake
Richard Bartlett
Cullman
Walter Jackson
Josephine Seymour
Selma
John M. Cardwell Jr
Bessemer
Walter Jackson Jr
Rainbow Garden Club
Walter Morrow
Belks
Ace Braves
Delta Zetas
NSA
National Secretaries Association
Crescent Motel
Herbert J. Eaton
Gertis N. Elliott
Carol Ann Riley
Geraldine Farrer
Louis Fliszar
Mrs
William O'Rear
Mrs. Wallace
Goren
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicase Tribune
Davidson Plumbing CO
Sherman St
1St Ave
O’briens
DKG
Roy Odom
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Central Club
Lovin’s Ceramics
Second Avenue
Bulova
iWus
Buschs
2Nd Avenue
S.E
Discount Buys
USA
Discount Department Store
Second Ave
Moulton St
Founders Days
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