Society Party and Community Gatherings Highlight Social Page
Mrs James Clemons hosted a birthday party at 1511 South Avenue South with fond games and ice cream. A Methodist Youth Fellowship group toured Lake Louise Georgia, while Miss Betty McRae was honored at a miscellaneous tea shower at 611 4th Avenue West. A watermelon cutting at Seneca Springs brought together families from Austinville and Littlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clemons
Sth Avenue South
Mailenth
Billy Morris
Dorothy Morris
JoAnn Dumas
JoAnn Hall
Jerry Hubert
Albert Mills
Douglas Case
Alfred Cheatham
Jeanette
Faye Case
Kenneth Johnson
Peggy Johnson
Lake Louise
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Georgia
Don Nichols
Barbara White
Betty Free
Eloise Latham
Sara Ruth Aday
Albert Kizziah
Peggy Portwood
Ravena. Watson
Helen Hastings
Burl Oliver
Dean Jones
Betty Faye Julian
Ray Tribble
Eloise Compton
O. S. Gamble
Asa Etherton
A. G. Jones
Betty McRae
B. M. Thompson
Joe E. Philpot
Philpot
4Th Avenue West
Betty Jane McRae
Charles Porter
C. B. McRae
Miss McRae
Thompson
Pat Thornton
Kirkland Bean
Miss Joy Delmore
Judge Jones
Arrilla
Albert Walker
Joyce
Linda
Ann
Carrie Lee Vaughn
Austinville
Egbert Oliver
Mickey
Littlefield
Texas
Seneca Springs
Decatur Concert Association Opens Campaign September 13
The Decatur Community Concert Association will launch its membership drive Monday September 13 led by Mrs. W P Baugh president. Campaign ends September 18 with a 7 p.m. dinner at the Country Club featuring Henry Richards Chicago director of community concerts. Memberships grant three winter concerts and seating limits exist at Riverside auditorium ahead of a new Decatur high school expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams
Decatur Community Concert Association
W. P. Baugh
Country Club
Henry Richards
Chicago
Decatur
Gregg
Chevrolet Company
Columbia Opera Quartet
William Hain
Edna Philips
Arthur Kent
Helen Olheim
Columbia Concert Bureau
United States
Alton Fowler
Decatur Commun
Ity Concert Association
W. E. Curry
E. N Price
J. M. Crain
Eugene Bailey
J. Perry Orr
C. A. Moore
J. Higdon
Evigene Bailey
Walter Jackson
Bertha Timberlake
Riverside
Decatur High School
Association
Baugh
State Federation of Music Clubs
Lansing Hatfield
Don Cossack
Mildred Dilling
Appleton and Field
Concert Association
E. D. Bailey, Jr
Ernest Chambers
Athens
Emily Chandler
Irene Clem
J. M. Drain
Dalton Fowler
David Allen Gibson
C. L. Green
E.G. ,Hamilton
Thomas Harvey
H. H. Higdon
Katherine Ivy
Walter M. Jackson
Clio Levin
Bennie Malone
Wallace Meadows
C. A .Moore
Frances Nungester
Perry Orr
B. D. Peck
Disillusion in marriage reflects normal faults and love
Dorothy Dix recounts a young wife’s six month marriage disillusionment as she laments unmet expectations. The column argues that marriages endure when spouses accept each other’s faults and idiosyncrasies, not perfection, and that honeymoon idealism fades as daily life settles in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary
Pattern 4767 for chubby girls jumper blouse
The Chubos Club promotes Pattern 4767 a jumper and blouse set designed for chubby girls. Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 with simple instructions and fabric needs listed. Send twenty five cents to The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept for details and order form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Chubos Club
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Marriage changes the cost and romance of life
The speaker argues that marriage shifts responsibility from dating freedoms to daily needs. After marriage couples must budget for bills babies and meals and romantic gestures fade as both partners focus on daily duties. Patience is advised for brides considering ending the union rather than giving up quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Jericho Settlement Traced Back Seven Thousand Years
Archaeologists confirm human habitation at Jericho in Palestine dating to at least 7,000 years ago. The finding highlights early urban life and continuous occupation along the Jordan Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
Palestine
Randle Rites Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Pfc. William Charles Randle were held Tuesday at 9 A.M. at his parents’ home 1718 Eighth Avenue E Decatur with Rev. R F Miller officiating Interment followed at Roselawn cemetery Mutual Service directed Members of the Decatur VFW acted as pallbearers Randle was killed December 13 1944 aboard the USS Nashville near Luzon by a Jap self inflicted plane action He is survived by his parents one brother Leroy two sisters Mrs Max E Slate and Miss Nell Danay Randle both of Decatur grandparents Mrs Lula B Randle Los Angeles California and Mr and Mrs It Haynes Decatur
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
William Charles Randle
E. B. Randle
Eighth Avenue
R. F. Miller
Roselawn
Deecatur-Vfw
Randle
Nashville
Luzon
Leroy
Max E. Slate
Nell Danay Randle
Decatur
Lula B. Randle
Los Angeles
Calif
It Haynes
Injured Editor May Return Home in Week
Bob Henry Walker associate editor of The Limestone Democrat, injured when a truck sideswiped his car near Russellville Kentucky, may be home within a week. His left arm was amputated halfway between elbow and shoulder after the accident Thursday night. He is the son of Harry Walker editor and publisher of The Democrat and works with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Henry Walker
Limestone Democrat
Russellville
Walker
Mr. Walker
Harry Walker
the Democrat
Palm Oil Prices Rise Since World War II Peak
An article notes African palm oil used in steel plate processing now costs about five times its prewar level. The rise reflects changes in supply and demand since the 1940s, with industry observers citing shifts in production and trade.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Clemons
James and
Mike Clemons, Wayne and
Willard Bridges
David Mace
Reader's Digest
Oklahoma
Reader’s Digest
Dugger’s Book Store
Ira Schnell
Prop
Moulton St
Annogees
Caddell Drug CO
Mary Jane
Coats
Carr-Craft
Bank Street
Dorothy DIX
Bell Syndic
Dorothy O
Mrs Riley
Trousseaux
W. R. Gable
Cullman
Ferry Street
2Nd Ave
Decatur,s
As Advertiud
Mar
Melita
Cnaweoa
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