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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1950

Page

6

Standridge Home Hosts Supper Honoring Detroit Guests

Austinville residents Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Standridge entertained Tuesday with a dinner party honoring guests from Detroit and Decatur including Mr. and Mrs. James Thrasher and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clemons. others attended from Decatur. The Aug 4 meeting of North Alabama Shrine No. 7 will be held at the Decatur Masonic Temple. Mary Martha Class Picnic at Delano Park followed by Pilot Club picnic at Seneca Springs with plans for a tea on Aug 17. Reverend Selvidge honored with a watermelon cutting at Horace Standridge residence as visiting friends join in Decatur events.

Standridge Detroit Lowell Standridge Austinville James Thrasher Michigan Fred Clemons Joe Fain Mary McDougle Decatur North Alabama Order OF the White Shrine OF Jerusalem Decatur Masonic Temple Mary Martha Central Baptist Church Delano Park Pilot Club of Seneca Springs Ruby D. Sandlin Lula Mae Boggs Girl Scout Day Camp Mary Marlowe Legion Home Bank Street Selvidge J. F. Selvidge Judy St. Albans West Virginia Horace Standridge Moulton Road West

Personal notices of travels and visits across several states

Mr and Mrs Lawson Mills and Misses Jackye Mills and Bettye Wear spend a week in Panama City Florida. Douglas Fisher and Walter Terry return from Pulaski Virginia visit. Eleanor Creel leaves Birmingham for Nashville Tennessee for a few days. Lilbourne Hall visits relatives in Guin Alabama. F M Campbell returns from two months trip to Florida and near Memphis underwent a operation at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis. Jean McRae and Annie Laura Sivley head back to Chattanooga after visiting W E Sivley Sr and relatives. Knox McRae remains with daughter in Baptist Memorial Hospital Memphis. Howard Hagood back from Daytona Beach Florida and Columbus Georgia. T A Newell called to bedside of ill mother Alice Martin in Bessemer. Esther Kilgore and Ora Jennings back from Detroit Michigan and Windsor Canada. Molly Ann Hendrix also mentioned in transit.

Knox McRae Memphis Tennessee Miss Jean McRae Baptist Memorial Hospital T. A. Newell Alice Martin Bessemer Hospital Bessemer

District Medical Meeting Slated Here On Sept 28

Morgan County Medical Society hosts Northwest Alabama district event on September 28 with about 100 doctors expected. Dr Ferdinand F Schwartz of Birmingham spoke on physical medicine methods while Dr L R Murphree outlined plans at the Cornelian Hotel. Dr James G Day from Cullman urged hosting duties.

Morgan County Medical Society Northwest Alabama L. R. Murphree Morgan Society Cornelian Hotel James G. Day Cullman Murphree Dr. Murphree Ferdinand F. Schwartz Birmingham Schwartz

Decatur Scouts Camp weekend hike near Bald Knob

Decatur Scouts under Dr. Thomas C. Bingham completed a weekend hike and camping trip. The group of life and second class Scouts left Decatur on Friday July 28 and returned Sunday July 30 establishing a temporary camp on the West slope of Bald Knob near the Wheeler national wildlife refuge. They spent most of the time in the refuge preparing for merit badge tests.

Cup of Decatur Omas C. Bingham Decatur Bald Knob Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge

Local residents plan visits after summer travels

The item lists numerous people visiting relatives or returning home from trips. Names include T B Greer and Jimmy in Granada Mississippi, Maryleen Duncan in Nashville, Jane Reinert in Birmingham, Mimi Jones and Martha Frances Kilgore from New York, Sylvia Smith from Moulton, and several families planning upcoming visits to Florida and Georgia.

Mimi Jones Martha Frances Kilgore New York City

Family Reunion At Guntersville Dam Day

The children and grandchildren of Mrs. Alice Vest and the late Milton Vest gathered at Guntersville dam on July 25 for a family reunion. Attendees included Mrs. Alice Vest, Mrs. Hoyt Vest, Mrs. Olen Tapscott, Don and Jimmy, Mrs. Ester Smith and Carl, Dean Vest duo, John Harold, Wayne and Norman, Grady Chasteen duo, Benard and Orval, Ruth Carter and Jeannette from Hartselle, and Pruitt Vest duo Janie and Dicky from China Lake California. Swimming, fishing and photography were enjoyed.

Alice Wst Milton Vest Guntersville Dam Richard Wallace Hoyt Vest Alice Vest Olen Tapscott Don Jimmy Ester Smith Carl Dean Vest John Harold Wayne Norman Grady Chasteen Benard Orval Ruth Carter Jéannettee Hartselle Pruitt Vest Janie Dicky China Lake California

Morgan County Winton Community Dinner Guests

Mr and Mrs Ambrose Doss and others from Decatur Florence and Birmingham were dinner guests Sunday of their parents Mr and Mrs A L Whitten. Numerous relatives from Nashville Hartsville Atlanta Sheffield aided by local families visited over the weekend.

Ambrose Doss Decatur Oscar Childers Florence Huel Sharp Felton Sharp Lester Whitten Charles Ronald J. C. Whitten Birmingham Opal Whitten Sheffield A. L. Whitten Joe Bishop Eva A. L. Johnson Samuel Taylor Newt Abner Homer Breeding Nashville Tennessee Hollis Breeding Bill Dobbs Hartselle Howard Dobbs Gary T. C. Dunaway Warren McGee Lois McGee Somerville Winfred McGee Atlanta Georgia Gloria Ann Winton James Winton

First Bent Plywood Seats Pioneered in New York 1870

The first use of bent plywood appeared in the making of railroad station seats in New York City in 1870. This marks an early application of curved plywood in furniture design.

New York City

Stars at Del Mar A Hollywood Suburb by the Sea

Del Mar California in summer fills with famous visitors from Hollywood. Celebrities such as Al Jolson Chico Marx Betty Grable and Bing Crosby frequent the track and beaches. Crosby helped link Del Mar to stardom through golf tournaments and ongoing celebrity lore.

DEL+MAR Calif Hollywood del Mar al Jolson Chico Marx Betty Grable Joe Frisco Bing Crosby del Bingle Rancho Santa Fe

Golfing legends and a race track rise in early fame

Bob Burns studied Ozark golf methods while Bop Hope practiced jokes on unsuspecting galleries. Natives claim trees near a fairway never regrew as Johnny Weissmuller chased a lost ball one noon. About eleven years earlier a race track opened and Crosby became president with Pat O’Brien as vice president greeting visitors.

Bob Burns Ozark Bop Hope Johnny Weissmuller Crosby Pat O’brien Bing O'Brien

Also Mentioned on This Page

Social Ry As Ptus Terrell Douglas Fisher Walter Terry Mrs I. M. Fisher Pulaski, Virginia Eleanor Creel C. U. Campu F. M. Campbell Florida Jean McRae Annie Laura Sivley Chattanooga W. £. Sivley Howard Hagood Daytona Beach Columbus Esther Kilgore Ora Jennings Windsor Canada Molly Ann Hendrix Vicksburg Mississippi Phil Hendrix Camp Cosby T. B Greer and Granada Mrs. Greer Ie V. L. Deese Feegy Barncissee Covington Louisiana Marilyn Millican Bowling Green Kentucky Maryleen Duncan W. J. Duncan, Jr Sylvia Smith Moulton Annie Barlow Jane Reinert Mary Jeeves Reinert Reeves Birmingham Southern Birmingham Conservatory of Music Mary Jo Reeves Jane Harold Garner Tim Roy Garner Athens Turner Hosch Sallie Miller Henry Turner Michele Miami Fla Jenna McCulloch James McCulloch W. S. Sharp Glencoe Thomas W. Schuessler Tommy Auburn B. F. Tingle Tuscaloosa Falkville Methodist Church D. P. Doyle Morgan County Winton Arlene Livley Don Williams Laboon Depatment Store W.T. Grant Second Avenue Mrs. Owens Penney QAT Mrs. Ratliff Penney’s Penney's
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