August Club Schedule for Limestone and Morgan Counties
The schedule lists club meetings across Limestone and Morgan counties from August 21 to August 25. Pisgah, Bethel, O Neal, E Limestone, Salem, Valdermosa Springs, Falkville, Lacey s Spring, Windes, Plainview, and Wren host sessions with times ranging from 1 30 to 7 00 p m led by various hosts including Mrs Joe Rolfe Jr, Mrs Onnie Penn, Mrs Doc West, Mrs Georgia Dunn, Mrs W E Wallace, and Mrs W C Yarbrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone County
Pisgah
Bethel
Hatfield Lake -O’neal
Hatfield Lake
E. Limestone
Salem
Morgan County
Valdermosa Springs
Joe Rolfe, Jr
Onnie Penn
Falkville
Doc West
Lacey’s
Georgia Dunn
Windes
W. E. Wallace
Lawrence County
Plainview
W. C. Yarbrough
Wren
Sipsey River
Austinville Meeting at McCullough Home
The Austinville Home Demonstration club held its monthly meeting at Mgg. Zola McCulloch's home. President Mrs. Dewey Clark led the session. roll call featured new earnings. Gifts totaled 57 for the T B sanatorium at Flint. Miss Hawkins spoke on Marly room improvements at Hartselle. Topics included Family Goals and devotional from Matt 6:28. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austinville
Harlanallace
Family guidance on comics and children's reading
A Cincinnati group evaluates children's reading materials amid concern over comic books. Fifty reviewers examined 555 comics in 1949, rating 165 as no objections 154 some objections 167 objectionable and 69 very objectionable. Guidance urged by adults to supervise and select content for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Mary
Rose Fyleman
Cincinnati
Iions
Uated
County Home
Extension Family Life
Auburn
East Limestone Home Demonstration Club Meets
The East Limestone Home Demonstration club met Thursday afternoon August 10 at 2 30 in the home economics building. Mrs Robert Laxon presided and 12 ladies attended. Miss Norton spoke on kitchen ware and demonstrated aluminum iron enamel utensils. A donation for the friendship fund was taken and plans discussed for the Maid of Cotton contest and a club picnic on August 24 at 6 30 with baskets. Annie Ruth Saxon was chosen to enter the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Limestone Home Demonstration Club
Home Economics
Robert Laxon
B. L. Rich
John Forrest Pepper
Miss Norton
Jack Emberton
Annie Ruth Saxon
East Limestone Club
East Limestone
Revival Ends in Sardis with Baptismal Service
The revival closed Sunday with ministers Higgins Wisener and Parker leading services. Partridge conducted baptismal rites on Sunday morning. Margarete Lee of Birmingham visited, and Maxine Lee, employed at TLC in Birmingham, is home briefly. Reverend Herbert Cole preached at Friendship on Saturday night and Sunday. Cullman county tournament opened with a 9:00 game at VFW Park in Cullman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Wisener
Georgia
Parker
Moulton
Partridge
Margarete Lee
Birmingham
Maxine Lee
Herbert Cole
Friendship
Cullman County
V. F. W. Ball
Wheeler Group Hosts Large Wheeler Home Demonstration Meeting
Mrs John Phillips and Mrs R E Phillips hosted the Wheeler Home Demonstration club meeting on August 15 in the club room. The agenda included hymn singing, Lord's Prayer, roll call, minutes, and a discussion by Miss Cornelius on selecting cooking utensils. Members listed attended and an invitation extended to all Wheeler community ladies for the third Tuesday meetings at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillips
R. E. Phillips
Wheeler Home
the Wildwood
J. W. Fudge
Cornelius
Abbie Daughtery
Delmer Fudge
Curtis Gordon
Coffman
Hargrove
C. M. Hightower
Adz Jones
Will Lamon
C. V. McKee
J. D. Phillips
Eddie Pressnell
Cyshas Loggins
Bob Lewis
Wheeler
Annual Picnic For South Limestone At Station
The Belle Mina Sub Station hosted the South Limestone Home Demonstration club annual picnic last Friday at 6 PM for 30 guests. A varied meal was served including fried chicken meat loaf salads sandwiches dressed eggs hot dishes cakes pies tea coffee and lemonade. Invocation was by S W Terry. Delays by agent Miss Norton and assistant Miss Cornelius disappointed picnickers. Next meeting set for September 8 with Mrs E E Douthit and Mrs Sam Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Mina
South Limestone Home Demonstration Club
S. W. Terry
Miss Norton
Miss Cornelius
E. E. Douthit
Sam Kay
Massey Club Meets At England Home
Mrs. Edward England hosted the Massey Home Demonstration club on Friday afternoon August 11. Neal Doss gave hymn history The Church in the Wildwood. Members sang one verse. Ben Jones gave the devotional. Roll call: A New Product I Have Canned. James Morris reported county council. Miss Hawkins discussed the fair Maid of Cotton. Gertrude Radford reported on the county Home Demonstration camp at Cole Springs in July. Family Goals was presented by James Morris. Refreshments followed and members traded feed sacks during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward England
Massey Home Demonstra Club
Neal Doss
Wildwood
Ben Jones
James Morris
Hawkins
Gertrude Radford
County Home Demonstration Club
Cole Springs
Pattern Design and Selection Leadership School Notes
Twenty four home demonstration club leaders met at the Christian Church for a leadership school on Pattern Design led by Miss Levice B. Ellis. The talk emphasized fall trends including full waists and straight skirts, plus wrap coats. Ellis urged practical wardrobe planning, color schemes, and coordinated outfits to suit personality and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Levice B. Ellis
Miss Ellis
Cullman Housing survey to start August 28
A survey of Cullman housing conditions will begin Monday August 28 by the Public Housing Authority to plan fifty low rent houses in the western city area. Interviews will be confidential and conducted by local men and women to gather essential data for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Public Housing Authority
Melvin Dahlke
PHA
Fire damages dairy tank as gas truck ignites at Klein’s
On Thursday morning a National Butane Gas truck caught fire while servicing a tank at Klein's Dairy Products. The tank was badly damaged but no other structures caught fire. The fire department arrived, preventing spread to nearby buildings. Gas escaped through the valves, preventing explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleins Dairy Products
Bet tye Waites to Wed Jack Estes in Alexander City
Mr and Mrs Montee Z Waites announce the engagement of their daughter Bettye to Jack Estes son of Mrs E E Estes Sr and the late Mr Estes of Cullman The bride elect attended Alexander City schools and is a senior in education at Alabama Polytechnic Institute She is a member of Delta Zeta Sorority He attended Cullman County Schools a World War II Army Air Corps veteran and a civil engineering senior at Auburn affiliated with Sigma Pi The marriage is planned for a late afternoon ceremony September 14 at First Baptist Church Alexander City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montee Z. Waites
Alexander City
Alabama
Bettye
Jack Estes
E. E. Estes Sr
Mr. Estes
Cullman
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Delta Zeta
Estes
Army Air Corps
Auburn
Sigma Pi Fraternity
First Baptist
Pastry Triangles with Fruited Filling and Cream
A simple dessert item features triangular pastry filled with sweetened dried fruit, baked to a crisp. Served warm with a scoop of cream on top for a light, fruity finish.
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J. L. Henderson
Route 8
Athens
Hendersons
McCullough
Laxon
Winston County
Wheeler Group
Massey Club
England
Cullman News
Survey Housing
Hughes - Barrow
Woodland Heights
Lottie Elizabeth Barrow
William Colie Barrow
Walter Carl Hughes
B. B. Hughes
Tuscaloosa
John L. Slaughter
First Baptist Church
Herman McKee
W C. Kirkpatrick
Eiffel Patterson
H. M. Batterton
W. C. Cobb
C. D. McBride
Roy Buckelew
Grady Orr
Lucille Hawkins
Andrew M. Coltharp
Cullinan
B. C. DeLoach
Mary Farmer
Pauline Barrow
Betty Lowery
Fred Abt
Edward Dockery
Cecil Jackson
Barrow
Hughes
Ervin Apel
Crawford R. Barrow
H. W. Barrow
Florida
University Court Apts
B. B. Hughes, Jr
Troy Anders
Ronnie
Phillip Anders
Lenora Smalley
Rollin
Jane
Tom Hassell
Otto Fair
Billie Ruth Hughes
James Hubbard
Norwood Lollar
R. F. Hamner
Virginia Hamner
Frances Wilcox
John W. Wilcox
Atlanta, Ga
Harmon Barrow
Donna Ann
Eddie
C. M. Barrow
Janie Barrow
Walter P. Everitt
Ralph Barrow
L. W. Gaines
L. M. Westerhouse
Frank Higginbotham
O. L. Shelton
David
George Lloyd, Jr
T. W. Hallmark
Jane Slaughter
Eugene McClure
Kosciusko
Mississippi
Betty Lou Propst
Louisville
L. C. Chaney
R. A. Leigeber
Sam Todd
Garden City
D. W. Wisener
Hanceville
Odell Willingham
J. R McBrayer
Vinemont
Betty Ballew
Paul Moore
Bangor
Birdo Windsor
City
Grace Aderhold
J.C. Mobley
Dr. C. Ryan
G. M. Botham
Della McPherson
US Ww
Sharon Dahlke
Edna Parker
E. M. Johns
Eva
WE. Skipper
John Lee Turner
C. E. Methvin
J. D. Barron
Fred Northdurft
R. F. McDowell
Steppville
Talmadge Chappel
C. D. Moses
J. E. McCollum
Valera Ann
Earl Alston
Addison
Freddie Lamar
Freddie Duke
Linda Gail
C. H. Scott
Kenneth Ray
J.R. Smith
David Leon
Oscar Corbin
Danny Wayne
J. C. Lusk
Baileyton
Judy
Johnnie Henry Morgan Cullman
Mary Elizabeth
Lat
Oliver Kenneth Bates
Gladys Raynolds
William Day
Warrior
Hasel McAlpine
Billie Leroy Murphree
Joppa
Mavis Persall
Malvin Rowell
Nellie Dean Stapler
David Laverle Buckelew
William Jewel Woods
William Mack McClarty
Mary Ruth Barnett Hinkle
Fairfield
Elizabeth Barrow
R. C. Wilbanks
Roy Sikes
Frenceville, Ga
Irene Stanford
Fontevalle
L. W. Sikes
Dora Gray
Highland Baptist Hospital
Mary Lee Anderson
Red Cross
Atlanta
First Methodist Church
Suzanne Rodgers
Toy Rodgers
McAdory
M. L. Robertson
Mayo’s Clinic
Dwight Pylant
Gulf Shores
Ala
T. E. Tiffon
Jefferson Hospital
Roy Jordan
Lynelle
Ted Brown
Indian Head
Maryland
Fred Kelley
Virginia
W. O. Kelley
P. G. Hartw
Henderson
O’neal Home Demonstration Club
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