Were Y Mrs Zere Lyle honored at shower in Decatur
Mrs Zere Lyle formerly Miss Bettye Tuck daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Tuck was feted with an informal bridal shower at the home of her parents 518 6th Avenue West Saturday afternoon from two to four oclock The home decor featured summer flowers and a pink umbrella centerpiece Guests enjoyed entertaining games and opened gifts Mrs John Lyle mother in law of the bride attended the event Also reports include Athens Business and Professional Women Club August picnic at Levin Peurifoy Cabin Trinity Mountain with multiple attendees and a Southeast Regional Conference recap plus a separate marriage notice for Jeffelene Schrimshers wedding to Clendon Jolly in Iuka Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zere Lyle
John Lyle
Trinity
Decatur Business and Professional Women’s Club
Trinity Mountain
Athens Business and Professional Women's Club
Willie Griffis
Evelyn Scott
Elizabeth Griffin
Betsy Patterson
Lillian Pugh
Harriet Glaze
Florence Kennemer
Etta Hine
Lula Staton
Lula Whitt
Ed Wilson
Hudson Peurifoy
Horace Levin
Jeffolene Schrimsher
Clendon Jolly
Iuka
Charles D. Schrimshher
Athens
Jeffelene
Mississippi
Denver
Colorado
Happy 79-er touts All-Bran cure for constipation
A九-79-year-old Chicago man Mr J Wenig reports relief from long constipation after daily All-Bran, claiming no laxatives for five months. The ad urges readers to try an ounce daily with water and promises double your money back if not satisfied after ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. Wenig
Chicago
Ill
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
Kitchen Shower Fetes Bride Elect Jean Moore
Miss Jean Moore, soon to wed Mr. John D. Long, was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Billy K. Nelson of 1401 Somerville Road. The event featured summer flowers, a vegetable and aluminum foil bouquet, guest recipe gifts, and a pink moire dress for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Moore
John D. Long
Central Baptist Church
Billy K. Nelson
Somerville Road
Rebecca Nelson
Make-up Tips by Hair Color for Glamour and Restraint
The article advises women to tailor cosmetics to hair color and skin tone. It notes blondes should use light powders and restrained rouge, brunettes may go further with makeup, and redheads must match lipstick and rouge to their orange-red tones while considering natural skin coloring for flattering results.
Intimate gathering with cake and favors for honoree
A small guest list limited to relatives and close friends attended a celebration featuring face sandwiches, mints, and cake for the honoree. The event focused on personal, family and trusted guest connections.
Personal notices of social guests and travels
Miss Ruth Farrer of Washington DC arrives to visit family for weeks, accompanied by Miss Catherine Pettibone from Washington and Minneapolis. Detroit guests Mrs. Frances Sheats and Arthur Kaufman visit Huntsville. Miss Elsie Carter of Florence guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Roberts. Mrs. Garland Dixon returns from Huntsland after a ten day illness, somewhat improved. Hettie Aycock of Nashville to spend Labor Day weekend with sister Mrs. Helen Herndon. Reverend and Mrs Peter M. Dennis of Kokomo visit Atlee Hoff in Huntsville. Mrs. H. Cockrell, daughter Ann, and Misses Imogene and Bobbie Mooney travel to Washington DC to visit Mrs. D A Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bartlett and Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge McDaniel of Gadsden guests of Richard Bartlett. Bartletts and Mrs. Worley share a Wheeler Dam picnic. Mrs. E. N. Watson improving at home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul L heureux and daughter Mary Jane of Memphis to visit Mrs. Helen Herndon. Miss Marion Dowd of Chicago and Mrs. Claude Aycock to spend time in Birmingham. Celeste Herndon returns home after weeks with relatives in Memphis. Miss Dean Moore and Miss Rosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Farrer
Washington, D. C
Catherine Pettibone
Washington
Minneapolis
Conrad Bartlett and Son
Talmadge McDaniel
Gadsden
Richard Bartlett
Bartletts
R. A. Worley
Wheeler Dam
Eight to the inch cross-stitches for beginners
A Decatur Daily needlecraft notice promotes Laura Wheeler improved pattern for cross-stitch and embroidery on kitchen towels. It offers pattern 600 with six motifs, charts and photos, priced at twenty cents, plus fifteen cents for a companion book with illustrations and additional patterns. Brookyln mailbox address given for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Decatur Daily
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
Nurses to Attend Wedding at Central Baptist Church
Baker nurses at Carraway Methodist Hospital Birmingham will arrive tonight to attend the wedding of Miss Jean Moore, sister of Miss Moore, who will marry Mr. John D. Long in a ceremony at Central Baptist Church Wednesday at eight o'clock in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Carraway Methodist Hospital
Birmingham
Miss Moore
Jean Moore
John D. Long
Central Baptist Church
Lucian L. Minor Dies in Kansas City Missouri
Lucian L Minor died at his home in Kansas City Missouri on August 27. He was the son of Dr Lucian Minor of Trinity and brother of the late Judge John M Minor of Decatur. He was born in Trinity and was traffic manager of Cudahy Packing Company in Kansas City. Survived by wife Sarah son William and daughter Mrs Landon Laird, all of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian L. Minor
Kansas City
Lucian Minor
Trinity
John M. Minor
Decatur
Cudahy Packing Company
Sarah
William
Landon Laird
Riches Do Not Secure Happiness in Marriage
Dorothy Dix argues that wealth does not ensure a happy marriage and that money brings comforts but not companionship. The rich wife faces few advantages over the poor, with trials including absence of husband due to work, fear of infidelity, and lack of shared life. True happiness comes from mutual care, shared goals, and joint building of a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Dorothy Oix
Joseph
Dorothy Dix
Dear Dorothy Dix on married women and smugness
Dear Dorothy Dix notes that marriage elevates a woman's status, granting her aura protection and insider privileges. She argues wives enjoy the prestige and authority it brings, while unmarried women face social marginalization, and even clever single women gain diminished regard in the “grand conclave of wives.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
E.W.N
Newest for Girls Anne Adams Pattern 4966
Pattern 4966 in girls sizes 6 8 10 12 14 features cuffed pockets pleated flared skirt and simple to sew instructions. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams care of The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept NY. Include name address size and order details. Also available Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book with travel ward robe and a free shampoo smock pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Adams
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
West 17Th St
New York
William LeMay Jr Enters Lipscomb College in 1949
William Samuel LeMay Jr. has been admitted as a student to David Lipscomb College in Nashville Tennessee for the 1949 50 session. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W S LeMay Sr a graduate of Decatur senior high school He will study the liberal arts curriculum Lipscomb begins its fifty ninth session September 19 1949 and is in its third year as a standard senior college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Samuel LeMay Jr
Decatur 2
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Tennessee
W. S. LeMay Sr
William
Decatur
Lipscomb
Additional Plants To Locate in State
Montgomery reports W O Bill Dobbins Jr state planning director says at least six large concerns plan to establish million dollar plants in Alabama soon. He notes dozens of companies have asked for information about settling in the state prompting broad interest among business and civic leaders. Dorothy Dix column mentions we cannot reply personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
W. O.bill Dobbins Jr
Dobbins
Dorothy Dix
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Roy A Reese Laid To Rest In Cullman Funeral
Funeral services for Roy A Reese 49 died Sunday in Cullman were held at 11 A M from Seventh Street Baptist Church with Rev J S Schultz and Rev George Patterson. Interment at city cemetery Mutual Service directing Survivors include wife Bertha Reese six daughters six grandchildren one son and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Reese
Roy A. Reese
Cullman
Seventh Street Baptist Church
J. S. Schultz
George Patterson
City Cemetery
Mutual Service
Herman Voigt
Bertha Reese
Jefferson Avenue
Birmingham
Evoynne’ Roden
Decatur
Ervin Marty
Billy Jo Barnett
Martha Ann
Helen
Joan Reese
Alvin
Raymond
Joe Ray Reese
Rufus Reese
C. E. Eidson
Teen-agers Enjoy Hay Ride and Dance Evening
Charles Sikes and Dot Bowling hosted a Friday event for teens including a hay ride wiener roast and dancing. Guests listed include Margaret Higgins Neal Carter Marion Moon Richard Johnston Melba Lambert Bobby Head Winnie Creel Bill Bowling John Arnold Schaeffel Mildred Frank Otto Evers Wyneele Bowling June Jo Ann Bottcher George Hambrick Arthur Hambrick Robert Bowling and Charles Eidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sikes
Dot Bowling
Weiner
Sikes
Margaret Higgins
Neal Carter
Marion Moon
Richard Johnston
Melba Lambert
Bobby Head
Winnie Creel
Bill Bowling
John Arnold Schaeffel
Mildred Frank
Otto Evers
Wyneele Bowling
June
Jo Ann Bottch
Funeral services for Louis E. Wagner
Louis E. Wagner age 74 died August 27 funeral services were held August 28 at Moss Service Chapel at 3 PM with interment in the city cemetery Surviving are brother Ernest F. Wagner and sister Mrs Mary M Poole Moss Service directing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Wagner
Moss
City
Moss Service
Ernest F. Wagner
Mary M. Poole
Funeral services for Mark Bryan of Joppa
Funeral services were held for Mark Bryan, 19, of Joppa who died from a head injury sustained during a baseball game in Guntersville on August 25. Services were at Corinth Church on August 27 at 2 P M with Mass Service directing. Interment followed in the church cemetery after a public viewing from 12 to 2 P M. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs B B Bryan four brothers Charlie P Bernard B John F and Robert Bryan and three sisters Mrs Edward J Louisees of Louisiana Mrs H C Hamilton and Mrs Herschel Waldrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Bryan
Joppa
Guntersville
Corinth Church
B. B. Bryan
Charlie P. Bernard B
John F
Robert Bryan
Edward J. Louisees
Louisiana
H. C. Hamilton
Herschel Waldrop
Funeral services for Denson Hinkle at Good Hope Church
Funeral services for 55 year old Denson H. Hinkle were held August 26 at 2 30 P M from Good Hope Church with Rev. George Brown and Rev. MacLove officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Survivors include three sisters Mrs Max Livingston Mrs M L Weeks and Mrs F K Livingston one brother Herrin Hinkle and five sons Ozell Franklin Olin Carl Maurice and five daughters Audie Oline Annie Kathleen and Melba Faye Hinkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denson H. Hinkle
Cullman
Good Hope Church
George Brown
MacLove
Max Livingston
M. L. Weeks
F. K. Livingston
Herrin Hinkle
Ozell
Franklin
Olin
Carl
Maurice Hinkle
Misses Audie
Oline
Annie
Kathleen
Melba Faye Hinkle
Services for John R Taylor Held for 82 Year Old Farmer
Services for John R. Taylor 82 retired farmer of the Cullman 6 community were held from Livernois. Burial details and service arrangements were announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Taylor
Cullman 6
Liv
Funeral services for Mrs Maggie R Cole 66
Funeral services for Mrs Maggie R Cole 66 who died at her home on Cullman 4 were held at Sardis church at 9 PM August 27 with Rev Duford Hightower officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Surviving are husband E M Cole four sons N C J H C G Cole all of Addison one daughter Mrs Pansie eo two brothers and four sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie R. Cole
Cullman 4
Sardis Church
Duford Hightower
E. M. Cole
N. C
J. H. C. G. Cole
Addison 1
J. M. Cole
Arley
Ala
Pansie Eo
Nation's largest Indian pageant staged in August in Gallup
The nation's largest Indian pageant is held every August in Gallup New Mexico. It draws participants from tribes across the region and attracts sizable crowds, celebrating Indigenous culture with ceremonies and exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup, N. M
Galileo Built First Telescope in Padua
Galileo Galilei created his初 telescope during the early days in Padua Italy about 340 years ago shaping astronomical inquiry and instrument making in the 17th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galileo
Padua
Italy
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Ruby Sandlin
Marjorie Tucker
Bank Street
Mrs. Lem Cartee
Lem H. Cartee
Trinity Route One
Caddo
Percy Blaxton
Odean
Regina
Marie
Mavis
Glenda
Gerald
Clifton Cartee
W. L
D. W
Evelyn
Herchel
Cartee
Larry
Robert Lee
Kathy
Garneth Jarrett
Clovis
Delores
Linda Fay
Gaylon
Willard Smith
Marlon
Davil
Howard Key
Ronald Key
Windrell Moultrie
Diane
Charlotte
Tom Morrow
Pearl Cartee
Ottis
Ovella Carpenter
Sonny
Lem Cartee
Austinville
Decatur Window Cleaning Service
Haviland China
Castleton China
Fostoria Glassware
Wallace, Gorham Heirloom
Towle, Reed and Barton Silver
Griffin Jewelry Co
Princess Theatre
Bidg
Berton Mig
St. Lows
Woodbury
Helen Follett
Frances Sheats
Arthur Kaufman
Detroit
Michigan
Otis Waddings
Huntsville
Elsie Carter
Florence
Mrs. O. E. Roberts
Garland Dixon
Cordelia Dixon
Huntland
Iluntland
Dixon
Hettie Aycock
Helen Herndon
Peter M. Dennis
Kokomo
Indiana
Atlee Hoff
Sherman Street
H. Cockrell
Ann
Imogene
Bobbie Mooney
D A. Lamb
Paul L’heureux
Mary Jane
Memphis
Marion Dowd
Illinois
Claude Aycock
Celeste Herndon
Dean Moore
Rosa
Ussie
Leested Battrer
Kansas City, Mo
William LeMay Jr
David Lipscomb
Don's Floor Service
Don Williams
E. Cain St
4Th Avenue
Holly Street
Cullman News
Ingston Chapel
Pet
Wiley Rho
Rit Taylor
Jasper
Artie Stirlin
Maggie Rowe
Tom Taylor
L. C. Smith
Corona
Victor Adding Machines
Chas. F. Warlick
Domino
City Sewing Center, Inc
Std Ave. N
Birmingham, Ala
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