Zone Three meeting at Antioch Methodist church
The Decatur District of the Woman s Society of Christian Service held Zone Three at Antioch Methodist with Miss Grace Hogan presiding. The program centered on Faith featuring a hymn, prayers, devotions, and brief officer appeals, followed by reports and a noon lunch.
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Decatur
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Antioch Methodist Church
Grace Hogan
K. L. Rudolph
Athens College
Oscar Thomason
McKendree Church
Mason
Grady Chastain
Salem Church
W. V. Pattillo
A. H. Nabors
W. B. Crutcher
Athens
Ottis Phillips
Decaturgente Springs
Phillips
J. C. Draper
Hartselle
Ladies of Antioch Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Basham Chapel Methodist Church
Jesus
J. O. Martin
Dawson Jones
Elnora Martin
God
Toney Ratliff
Hoyett Lane
Luther Ratliff
Tell
Personal Weekend Guests from Georgia Visit McCrarey Household
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCrarey will host weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Gene Huff from Athens Georgia. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Horn with daughter Dora Faye and Mr. and Mrs. William Horn with son Billy, enjoying a two week vacation.
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Charles McCrarey
Gene Huff
Athens, Georgia
Tommy Horn
Dora Faye
William Horn
Billy
Little Anthony
Patsy Horn
Mrs
Joe Watson
Atlanta
Georgia
Franklin County Baby Drowns In Back Porch Tub
A nine month old boy, J. Fay Isom Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Isom of Phil Campbell, died after playing in a shallow tub of water on the back porch of their Franklin County home. The incident occurred yesterday. funeral or further details were not provided.
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Haleyville
Ala
Franklin County
J. Fay Isom, Jr
J. F. Isom
Phil Campbell
Southern Bell adds over 1.5 million phones in five years
Hal S. Dumas, president, announced 3,366,000 telephones are in service across nine states, up from 1,805,980 in 1945. Rural lines grew from 144,721 to 434,000, long distance circuits rose to 16,500, and total investments climbed to 837 million dollars. In Hartselle, Avery Taylor notes 1,076 phones today versus 454 in 1945, with 10 long distance circuits.
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Southern Bell Telephone Company
Hal S. Dumas
Dumas
Southern Bell
Mr. Dumas
Southern Bel
Avery Taylor
Telephone Company
Hartselle
Dorothy Dix Dating Advice on Marriage and Suspicious Suitors
A Dorothy Dix column advises a reader on how to prompt a reluctant suitor to propose. It recounts staging a marriage license purchase, notes propinquity’s pull, and urges a woman to distance herself from a suitor or risky domestic dynamics. Also advises a husband to threaten divorce to stop his wife's affair with a doctor.
Liquid Gas Ignite Fatal Blaze In Moving Car
In Columbus Georgia two children Manuel Cruise 17 months and David Tabors 4 died from burns after a liquid petroleum gas container ignited in a moving car. Their mothers remain in critical condition. five others were injured as the gas tank burst and the car was destroyed. Manuel Cruise was burned while attempting to move the burning gas tank.
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Columbus
Manuel Cruise
Robert Cruise
Fort Benning
David Tabors
Velma Tabors
Monterrey
Tenn
Cruise
Organ Meats Offer Nutritious Economical Choice
Organ meats such as liver kidney and heart are praised for high nutrition and low cost. Liver provides five times more iron than muscle meat while kidney and heart offer about twice as much. These meats are quick and easy to prepare for meals.
Poached eggs breakfast with deviled ham spread
A mother canning breakfast sees her blue-eyed youngster slip under water. She rescues the baby and calls a neighbor for help. The child is taken to Haleyville Hospital where resuscitation attempts fail.
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Guy Steenson
6Th Avenue West
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
Tennessee
Haleyville Hospital
Extra Rib May Cause Trouble
Many people especially women are born with an extra rib called a cervical rib that can press on arteries and nerves causing numbness pain and weak muscles. Symptoms often begin between ages 20 and 30 and rest or an arm sling can help. severe cases require removal of the rib to relieve pressure and prevent blood clots. Diagnosis is via X ray and orthopedic evaluation to confirm the rib is the fault.
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on Romantic Workplace Dilemma
A reader asks whether to quit a secretary job after falling for her married employer. Dorothy Dix replies with a firm recommendation to resign immediately, citing conflict, strain, and the need for personal peace over professional ties. The column offers practical moral guidance for emotional trouble in a work setting.
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Dorothy DIX
V.B
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Los Angeles
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TerreLl
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Morrillton, Arkansas
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Greenville
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Tuscaloosa
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Hanceville
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East Vine Street
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Pulaski, Tennessee
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Florence
Alabama
Decatur- Daily
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