North Carolina visitor honored on fourth birthday in Decatur
Mrs. Wallace Church hosted a birthday party at 114 Seventh Avenue West for her niece Mary Elizabeth Morris visiting from Albermarle North Carolina on her fourth birthday. Guests received balloons and lollypops. other attendees included Lorna Dale, Carol Bee Zept, Helen Anne McAlister, Jerry Brooks, Patsy Brooks, Jimmie Burden, Michael Morris, Paula McDowra, Tommy Wallace, Anne Parker, Buddy Morris, Donald Church, and Elizabeth Calvin, with helpers Mrs Howard Zept and Mrs Harvey Morris assisting. The item blends this local social note with background on Elizabeth Calvin’s campus activities at Vanderbilt and her role as a Meadowbrook counselor in Meredith New Hampshire. The piece notes Calvin’s ties to Decatur through former resident status and lists her parents Earle Calvin and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wallace Church
Seventh Avenue West
Mary Elizabeth Morris
Albermarle
North Carolina
Birmingham
Jimmie Burden
Michael Morris
Paula McDowra
Tommy Wallace
Austinville
Anne Parker
Buddy Morris
Donald Church
Howard Zept
Sunflower
Vanderbilt
First Presbyterian Church
SCA
Elizabeth
Trident
Ee Meadowbrook
Meredith
N.H
Bridget Haywood
Margaret Sullivan
Henry Fonda
Miss Sullivan
Nashville Banner
Decatur
Miss Calvin
Earle Calvin
Oakland Avenue
Nashville
Harvey Morris
Michael
Mary Elizabeth
Jim
Theo Morris
Fourth Avenue West
B. S. McDowra
Morris
Sophia McDowra
Personal arrivals and visits across Georgia Texas and Missouri
J Joe Guyton of Atlanta visits the Pirie and Guyton families. Reverend James Savoy of Lufkin will arrive to guest with Atlee Hoff and conduct an August 6 service at St Johns. Mrs J W Davis and son Billy return to Trussville after visiting Walter Todd family. Mr and Mrs J T Warren and daughters return from St Louis after Mrs Warren tended her father T S Cabell. Miss Patricia Cabell accompanies them home. Mrs W A Sullivan returns from Bangor Michigan trip with niece Miss Marilou Seebeck who will visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Newby
Athens College
Miss Newby
Herbert J. Newby
Athens 3
J. Joe Guyton
Atlanta
Georgia
Ed Pirie
T. M. Guyton
James Savoy
J. W. Davis
Billy
Trussville
Alabama
Walter H. Todd
East Church Street
J. T. Warren
Jeannie
Phyllis
St. Louis
Missouri
Warren
T. S. Cabell
Patricia Cabell
W. A. Sullivan
Bangor
Michigan
Canada
Marilou Seebeck
Do It Yourself Manicure Guide From A Lady’s Tips
The piece urges weekly self manicure for busy women and outlines proper steps. It highlights using a flexible metal file curved needle-point scissors and quality steel. It covers removing polish filing shaping avoiding flesh, careful cuticle work with orange wood stick, and use of mineral oil and a rosy polish finish.
Phans Haloms Holiday Dress Pattern Offer
Readers are invited to order Anne Adams patterns for a slim camisole sun dress with bolero accessories. The notice lists sizes 34 to 50 and yardage, and offers a pattern book with vacation sewing ideas and beach sarongs. Send thirty cents for the pattern and twenty cents for the pattern book to Anne Adams in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Bath
Laura Wheeler Crochet Pattern Offer for Motifs Set
Laura Wheeler pattern 795 offers six motifs to transfer, with crochet directions and improved charts. Send twenty cents for pattern and name address zone to Daily Needlecraft Dept. P.O. Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York. Free pattern printed in the Laura Wheeler book illustrations include crochet knitting and embroidery guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
King Frederik IX Conducts Danish Boy Music Concert
In Aarhus the Voluntary Boy Association of Denmark held its annual meeting as 1,000 boy musicians performed. King Frederik IX arrived and took the baton to conduct the concert to its end, continuing his role as patron of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Frederik IX
Aarhus
Jutland
Voluntary Boy Association of Denmark
Frederik
Revival Attendance and Local Family Visits Highlight Week
Community members attend a revival in Fairfield this week. Mrs. Bob McCaghren and her children visited her parents Mr and Mrs J T Borden in Aus tinville on Tuesday. Elvin Borden Marlin of Decatur visited Mr Borden’s sister Mrs Bob McCaghren. Brother Thompson leading the Fairfield revival was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Emmet Owens. Joe McCaghren of Enon spent Sunday night with Ray McCaghren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Bob McCaghren
J. T. Borden
Austinville
Penn
Elvin Borden
Marlin
Decatur
Borden
Thompson
Emmett Owens
Joe McCaghren
Enon
Ray McCaghren
Mrs Ogles Funeral Arrangements Noted In Local Notice
Mrs. Bob Ogles died at her daughter Mrs. Guy Keenum’s home Saturday. Her remains were interred at Red Hill Cemetery Sunday. The community extends condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ogles
Guy Keenum
Red Hill
Coffee touted as antidote to opium and alcohol poisonings
A historical report notes coffee as a remedy against opium and alcohol poisoning, citing its stimulant effect and presumed restorative properties without detailing scientific backing or widespread adoption.
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Modely
Elizabeth Calvin
Nettie Dunlap
Cullman
Mizpah
Mary Lou Dancy
Hartselle
Scottsboro
Helion
Huntsville
Athens
Gurley
Geraldine
New Hope
Pisgah
Hanceville
Baileyton
Arab
Bridgeport
New
A. M. Roan
Johnsie Bolte
Charles Fuller
Alvis Briscoe
Joe Elliott
Wallace Meadows
Eulene Cramer
Garnett Young
Claude Barwood
J. L. Appling
Luna McKelvey
Gussie Bell
C. B. Kenton
Billie K. Nelson
Lottie Thornton
Maude Hauk
Mary Lou
Dancy
Louise Hine
Clio Lovin
H. B. Norwood
Guy Counts
George Mills
and Oliver Powell
Central Methodist
Central Methodist Church
Marion Vickery
Greenwood Park
McLee A
Jerrell
Angel Food
Alis
Felt Platform Everett
Everett
W.T. Grant CO
Second Avenue
Helen Follett
Sally
U. S
Laura Wheedr
Lawrence County
Jessie McCaghren
King Leads Musicians
St.Joseph
Kont Streal
ALA
Betty Hutton
Howard Keel
1St Ave
North Alabama Termite CO
Moulton St
John Cook
Bank St
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