Officers Installed as Decatur Pilot Club Holds April Meeting
The Pilot Club of Decatur hosted an April dinner at Greystone Cafe with 18 members and guests. Officers for 1949 50 were installed by Mrs. Guy Lynn and honors given to members for arrangements and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Pilot Club of Decatur
Greystone Cafe
Jimmy Davis
Marie Hitt
Annabelle Minor
Lula Mae Boggs
Russell Speake
Davis
W. F. Rauschenberg
C. A. Campbell
Inez Goree
Polly Thornhill
Guy Lynn
Pilot Club of
Huntsville
Decatur
Lynn
Elnora Kirkpatrick
Mary Marlowe
Madge Harris
Evelyn Elkins
Ruby Sandlin
Evelyn Naughter
Huntsville Pilot Club
Flint
Ruth McCulloch
Jack McCuloch
Dean Jones
Timberlake
Bank Street
Cosmetics Ideal for Nice Gift
A guide to choosing presents at cosmetic counters for women. Recommends leather cases with toiletries for travel, manicure sets, emery boards, nail polish, lipstick assortments, and matching accessories. Highlights perfumes and toilet waters as desirable luxuries and sachet items for wardrobes and dressers.
Friday Thirteen Club Hosts Bridge Lunch At Lyons Hotel
Members of the Friday Thirteen Bridge Club and guests Mrs White and Mrs Coleman met for a noon lunch at the Lyons Hotel. Hostess Mrs Hunt provided games and prizes with Mrs White receiving the guest prize and Mrs Pointer the floating prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
John White
A. J. Coleman
Lyons Hotel
Fred Hunt
Canal Street
White
Phil Pointer
Personal Notices From Town Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mrs Candler Cain returns from Birmingham to visit her father J W McDonald who underwent an operation at Langdons clinic. Huntsers reside at 702 West Moulton now at Mrs Cliff Guilds in Clark's Spring Austinville. A weekend with Dan Verner at the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa. Hardy Jr and Marjorie Tuscaloosa guests of James Turner. Ben DuPont to Evansville Indiana after visiting Pointer family. J Neville returns from Trinity. Leon Jones Judy Lee Visting with Ed Berry family in Gadsden. Brenda Jo McElroy recovering from chicken pox at 709 Prospect Drive. James Bogue and Fred Sittason Jr to visit Berry family. E L Thompson Jr Eileen Trafford Helen Johnson go to Chattanooga for weekend return Sunday with Arnold McClure of South Indiana. John L Moody Atalnta Georgia guests of Daniels enroute Miami Florida. Tom Whitman back from Biloxi for National Warehouse Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Thompson, Jr
Eileen Trafford
Helen Johnson
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Arnold McClure
South
Indiana
Decatur
Johnson
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Jealousy
A Dororthy Dix column features letters from a 50s husband seeking divorce for a younger lover, Dix warns against swapping an older wife for a younger one. A 17 year old seeks marriage advice with Bill, Dix says breakups often follow incompatibility. A jealous-husband prescription by a reader is debated, Dix noting such tactics may not solve underlying issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix
Alabama hosts visitors on extended agricultural tour
A visiting delegation led by Mr. Guy praised Alabama progress in agriculture as they toured Decatur and other sites. Texas extension expert Tommy Thomas discussed drought grazing methods while Georgia PMA chief Breedlove lauded the trip as among the finest. A lengthy list of attendees from multiple states accompanied by Alabama Highway Patrol members capped the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Alabama
Fuller
Tommy Thomas
Texas
Thomas
Breedlove
PMA
Georgia
Alabamaxtension Service
Decatur
Alabama Highway Patrol
Thorsen
Lieut
Bradford
Sgt
Thornton
Cpl. Jones
Freeman
Bryant
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Building Permit Issued for New Seed House at Mill
A building permit for 50 000 dollars has been issued to T. M. Harvey of the Southern Cotton Oil Company for a one story brick addition to the mill and an all steel seed house. A seed house at the mill was recently destroyed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Harvey
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Los Angeles Rises as Major Garment Hub After New York
Los Angeles ranks second to New York in garment manufacturing, highlighting the city’s growing textile industry and production capacity. The shift underscores LA’s expanding role in fashion, with local factories expanding output and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mildred Shaddix
Joyce Redding
Elise Wilson
Eldora Roberts
Teague
Flint W. S. C
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Flint Methodist Church
Roy Buford
Austinville
Decatur Country Club
St.Joseph
Grant St
Hartselle
Hallmark
City Park
Decatur Armory
the Starlighters
Florence
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Helen Follett
Trinity Baptist W.M. S
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Trinity Baptist Church
Lewis Bagwell
Charles Ogle
Carolyn Sue Odom
Letha Nan Parker
Jo Ann Parker
H. L.ogle
Dillehay
Bighway
Grant
Nnouncin
Moulton Street Dress Shop
West Moulton St
Luyu
Ladies’ & Children’s Ready-To-Wear
Vlapenscur
Thomas .F. Huntser
West Moulton Street
Cliff Guild
Clark's Spring
J. D. Verner
Mrs
Dan Verner
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Charles G. Hardwick Jr
James R. Turner
Marjorie
Ben DuPont
Evansville
Mrs. Foster Pointer
Ferry Street
Leon Jones
Judy Lee
Gadsden
Ed Berry
Brenda Jo McElroy
Boyd McElroy
Prospect Drive
James Bogue
Montgomery
Fred Sittason, Jr
John L. Moody
Atlenta
J. R. Daniels
Miami
Florida
Tom Whitman
Biloxi
Mississippi
Whitman
National Warehouse Association
Bill
P. D. Day
Leesville
South Carolina
B. J. Fashkin
Bryan
W. O Cox
Houston
A. D. Thompson
College Station
V. M. Scott
Perry
Jefferson
Arthur
Tracy Bean
Dorsey
Mis
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Missippi
Wendell Earl Buckfield
Fulton
W. D. Wood
C. E. Hagler
H L. Holland
Fulton Mississippi
Roy Reese
J. W. Young
Guntown
Miss
Charles Duncan
M. R. Bennett
Madison
Ae Timpton
Madison Georgia
T. Gordon
New Orleans
Phil
Pittsburgh
J. W. Shannon
N. L. Bingham
Kenton
Harry Brown
Atlanta
Georgia Power Company
Ben F. Rogers
Four-H Club
Centerville
O. H
Birmingham
Joe Elliott
Ala
Robert E. Hays
Starksville
Vernon E. LaCour
Monroe
Caddell Drug CO
Jack Chancellor
Flo
John W. Sandlin & Son Co
Second Ave
General Electric
Freezer
Frozen Foods
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