Rainbow Meet Tonight At Decatur Masonic Temple
Decatur Assembly No 26 Order of the Rainbow For Girls will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Decatur Masonic Temple. Attendance urged. Doris Jean Yeater of Columbus Ohio is visiting Miss Doris Yeater. Various society members attend informal parties and club meetings in Decatur area.
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Rainbow
Decatur
Order of the Rainbow
Decatur Masonic Temple
Doris Jean Yeater
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Earl Peete
6Th Avenue East
Earl Peete
Peete
Sixth Avenue East
Miss Yeater
Rome
Personal notices from Whitmire and Birmingham visitors
Mr and Mrs James H Abrams and children of Whitmire South Carolina visit their parents and Beedwarers. Mr and Mrs Elbert Caver Mrs L J Sneed Miss Ruth Sneed and Miss Carolyn Elmer visit in Birmingham. Reverend and Mrs James Savoy and Mr and Mrs Atlee H Hoff spend Tuesday in Trenton Tennessee visiting friends. Reverend and Mrs Savoy depart for Chattanooga Tennessee then return to Decatur. Mr and Mrs Golden Yeater and
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Nealy George
Robert
Hartselle
Melvin Lake
Austinville
Hugh Townson
Oliver
van Eatson
Hoyt West
Oak Ridge
Little Larry Dillehay
Nashville
Tennessee
Billy and
Lemore
J. Wayland McGrathery
Linda Kay
Michael
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
R. M. McGlathery
McGlathery
First United Presbyterian Church N
James H. Abrams
Whitmire
South Carolina
Elbert Caver
L. J. Sneed
Ruth Sneed
Carolyn’ Elmer
Birmingham
James Savoy
Atlee H. Hoff
Trenton
Savoy
Chattanooga
Decatur
Morgan County Not In The Five Counties With Pneumonia Deaths
Morgan county was not among the five counties with zero pneumonia deaths in the first three months of the year. The county recorded nine pneumonia deaths. Statewide pneumonia deaths totaled 329, about three and a half per day. Figures are provisional and may differ from final reports.
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Morgan County
State Department of Health
State Health Department
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Pattern Offer From Decatur Daily
A vintage offer promotes Laura Wheeler crochet and knitting patterns with transfers and charts. It advertises Pattern 577 for two motifs sized about 11.25 by 13.5 inches and asks readers to send twenty cents to The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. Also mentions a Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with household and personal accessory ideas and illustrations.
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Laura Wheeler
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept. P. O
Old
Chelsea Station
New
N. Y
Overall Food Costs Lower Across Major Cities
The government reports a slight overall drop in retail food prices in the last half of July based on a 25-food, 13-city survey as of July 31. While 18 foods rose, sharp declines in vegetables and pork kept the average down about two tenths of a percent since July 15.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Ewan Clague
Secretary of Labor
Tobin
Clague
Buffalo
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Richmond
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
New Anne Adams Pattern 4689 for Sun Dress and Coverall
Sins it. It's wonderful. It's the new Wra pron wrap it on now for a sun dress later for a coverall apron. Pattern 4689 comes in sizes 12 to 40. Size 16 needs 33 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send twenty five cents in coins for this pattern. ANNE ADAMS care of The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York. Print name address zone size and style number. Also available is the Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book with many flattering fashions and directions for bath or beach sarongs.
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T. Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
West 17th.St
New York
Geographic point named for Africa’s edge stated
National Geographic Society asserts Cape Agulhas as Africa’s southernmost point not the Cape of Good Hope. The three month period saw pneumonia deaths in Cherokee Cleburne Crenshaw Lowndes and Pickens counties.
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Africa
Cape Agulhas
National Geographic Society
Cape of Good Hope
Cherokee
Cleburne
Crenshaw
Lowndes and
Pickens
Dear Miss Dix on Married Men and Dating
Dorothy Dix reassures a reader about married men who seek dates with younger women. The advice argues most husbands flirt for novelty, not discontent, and urges young women to resist and date freely. It defends choosing self-respect and ends with encouragement to pursue dating.
Dear Dorothy Dix On dating rights for women
In a high school class opinion piece, the writers argue women deserve equal dating rights but acknowledge social constraints. They claim women face many prerogatives they cannot exercise in courtship and marriage, suggesting women should have more freedom to select husbands rather than merely accepting offers.
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Dorothy DIX
Dear Dorothy Dix on enduring an unfaithful husband
A letter-writer pleads about 15 years of infidelity and a son, asking if delaying action is right. The Blue Answer says a woman need not endure perpetual cheating, but if she cannot support her son and provide him a start, she may sacrifice to endure awhile longer until he is independent, leaving the final choice to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
MISS DIX ON RETURNING AFTER PRISON SENTENCE
The question asks if a wrongdoer who has paid his penalty can return to his old town after release. The answer says yes, he can come back if he wishes, but suggests it is easier to rebuild life in a new, unfamiliar place away from past shame and reminders.
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DEA
Miss DIX
Broken Engagements in Dorothy Dix Advice Column
Dorothy Dix addresses whether a man must honor a marriage vow after losing love in leafiet D-1. To obtain a copy, readers are instructed to send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix at P O Box 98 Times Square Station New York 18 N Y.
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Dorothy - DIX
Dix
P. O
Times Square Station
New York
N. Y
Lawrence County Speake and Community Happenings
The Methodist revival continues at Lebanon church with large crowds. Visitors include Mrs. Lawrence Patterson of St. Petersburg Florida staying with her sister Mrs. Charles Speake. Guests of Ed Stephenson include daughter Mrs. John L. Kirby and family from Washington Indiana, Elsie Danny and Mary Katherine. A ball game at Speake drew many, and Barbara Johnson visited from Hartselle while Miss Charlotte McCaghren visited from Decatur. Wade Hembree and Wayne Hogan returned to Arizona with their brother J. D. Hembree. Charles Speake and family visited Charles E Layman and Mrs. Layman in Flint Sunday along with Dorothy Kelsoe and Miss Hogan visiting Florence State Teachers College students with Lawrence Kelsoe and Marshall Hogan.
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Lebanon Church
Lawrence Patterson
St. Petersburg
Florida
Charles
E@d Stephenson
John L. Kirby
Kirby
Elsie
Danny
Mary Katherine
Washington
Indiana
Barbara Johnson
Hartselle
Charlotte McCaghren
Decatur
Wade Hembree
Wayne Hogan
Arizona
J. D. Hembree
Charles Speake
Charles E. Layman
Flint
Dorothy Kelsoe
Miss Hogan
Florence State Teachers College
Lawrence Kelsoe
Marshall Hogan
Oil Tests Planned Off Mississippi Louisiana Coasts
A Texas company of New Orleans applied to the corps of engineers for a permit to conduct oil exploratory seismic tests in protected waters off the Mississippi and Louisiana coasts. Plans cover a rectangular area 19.4 miles long by 65 miles wide in Lake Borgne, spanning waters in Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Mobile
Ala
Texas Company of
New Orleans
Corps of Engineers
Mississippi
Louisiana
Lake Borgne
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LaVerne Johnson
Wyndall Dendy
Peggy Maddox
Joyce McDonald
Bobby Staples
Golden Yeater
Robert Bradford
Jane Bradford
Mrs. Yeater
Questers
Meadows
Questers Club
Wallace Meadows
Trinity Mountain
Cecil McMillian
Earl Foster
Hugh Terry
Leonard Brooks
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
W.S.C.S
Belle Mina
Women’s Society of Christian Service
W. B. Crutcher
J. M. Pettus
J. W. Darrah
S . Nethery
J. E. Sponded
Etherton
W. V. Pattillo
Otis Phillips
Perry Orr
K. L. Rudolph
Athens Society
Decatur First Church
Tanner
Robert George
Pendergrast-Moyers
Nita Moyers
C. W. Moyers
Marvin Pendergrast
Willis Pendergrast
Iuka
G. N. Gober
Inez Ennis
Marshall Springer
Trinity W.M.S
Lile Home
Trinity Woman's Missionary Society
Betty Lile
Louis Bagwell
H. K. Neville
H. S. Roberts
H. H. May
Neville
Sunbeam Band
W.A. Ellner
Bagwell
Mack Ferguson
R.A
Willie Griffis
Athens B.P.W.C
Josephine Eddy
Alabama Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Athens
Miss Griffis
Athens Business and Professional Women’s Club
Frances ©. Scott
Athens Business and Professional Women's Club
Montevallo
Eddie Harvey
Tommy Robbins
Memphis
Robert Keyes
Morris Keyes
Cullman
Ed Humphrey
Trinity
Fred S. Hunt, Jr
Amanda and
Rickey
Ponte Vedra, Florida
John Davis
Rormes Et
Rconoet
Prted Ft Ae
Jerrell's
Mr. and Mrs. Golden Yeater
Royal
Douthit
Harold Roxbury
Edna Johnson
Eddie Roxbury
Carol Fath
Akron
M. Y. Douthit
Morgan
Miss Rix
Porothy DIX
Johnny
Mrs. Grundy
Guntersville
Sharon Drinkard
Lake
Sharon
Roy Drinkard
Lake Guntersville
L. H. Lee
E. L. Drinkard
Falxville
Lawrence County
Mrs Charles Speake
Cardus
Cardui
Cardui Sedan
Rings
Princess Theatre
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