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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1947

Page

6

Progressive Culture Club Christmas Luncheon Recap

The Progressive Culture Club held its annual Christmas luncheon at Mrs KE M Chapman’s home with co-hostesses Mrs J M Darrah and Mrs Robert Duff. Members exchanged white elephant gifts, enjoyed a three course meal, and filled a Christmas basket for a needy family. The Decatur Emblem Club met at the Elks Home to plan the December 23 Christmas dinner and baskets distribution. Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary met for devotional and business, elected officers, and planned for school aid and year changes.

Progressive Culture Club KE. M. Chapman J. M. Darrah Robert Duff Decatur Emblem Club Elks Harris Newsome James Wright C. G. Sims A. L. McCauley Westminster ' Presbyterian Auxiliary Hugh Mitchell Westminster Presbyterian Auxiliary Sarah Jane Wyatt Harold Edwards Robert McRight Henry Hartung W. S. Hunter Swananoa North Carolina Robert Harris John Patterson, Jr W.C. McClung E. G. Maples Thomas Wal- Aorn Eugene Chenault J. O. Colvard E. S. Loyd

Local Personal News Highlights From Thanksgiving Week

Mr and Mrs Harold Watkins have returned from Miami Florida where they attended the Alabama Miami football game. Mrs Lutie Russell returned from Birmingham after several days away. Friends of Mrs J W Roser regret her broken arm from a fall and note she is recovering at home. Fletcher Eddens a Auburn student returned to campus after Thanksgiving holidays with family.

Harold Watkins Miami Florida Lutie Russell Birmingham J. W. Roser Fletcher Eddens Auburn

Banker Ronald Ransom Dies in Atlanta at 65

Ronald Ransom, 65, vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, died yesterday after an illness of nearly a year. He was a prominent figure in Georgia banking, having once led the Georgia Bankers Association and held senior roles in state banking circles.

Atlanta Ronald Ransom Federal Reserve Board of Governors Ransom Long Georgia Bankers Association

Limestone County Caps Shaw and Miss Balch

Community notes from Limestone County mention Mrs. Henry Schrinsher’s accident, and visits and thanksgivings among local families. Bruce Balch and children visited Greenbrier relatives. Rudolph Pitts from Fayetteville stayed with J N Vasser grandparents. W H Martin Athens and Mack Towles families visited. George Sanders households spent time with S W Sanders. Coleman Smith and W E Smith connected.

Henry Schrinsher Bruce Balch Howard Ray Greenbrier Rudolph Pitts Fayetteville W. E.smith W.H. Martin Athens Mack Towles Sylvia Florence Billy .Moore Diane Sylacauga J. B. Coles George Sanders S. W. Sanders

Bride killed on way to wedding in Georgia crash

In Macon Georgia a 24 year old bride to be Mrs Elizbeth Shape died when a car plunged from a 30 foot bridge on the Jeffersonville Perry road during a wedding trip. Her 26 year old fiance T Sergeant Raymond Overby was injured. Another couple in the car William Denkowicz not Pa and Pat Land Macon were uninjured. They had plans to wed in Jeffersonville before the detour to Perry.

Macon Bibb County C. H. Sauls Elizabeth Shape Raymond Overby Dillard Oklo William Denkowicz Reinerton Pat Land Jeffersonville Perry Road Sauls Twiggs County Perry

Labor strike shuts down Foremost Dairies plant

In Birmingham on December 3 a labor dispute between two unions halted operations at Foremost Dairies. About 100 drivers, helpers and plant workers were idle as wage talks stalled. A United Mine Workers official said dairy workers have not received higher pay in two years with the union seeking a 15 to 25 cent hourly rise, while management offered 10 cents.

Birmingham Dairies Joe Morris United Mine Workers of America District 50

Korean political leader Chang Duk Soo shot dead outside home

Chang Duk Soo, 55, a conservative political leader in Seoul, was killed by two bullets in the back as he spoke with visitors outside his home. The Democratic Party blamed police. police denied the accusation. A woman told investigators three Koreans, one in police clothing, lured him to talk then shot him as he turned to reenter.

Seoul Korea Chang Duk Soo Chang Democratic Party

Teens Craft Hanging Christmas Cookies

A playful guide for teen bakers to create and decorate sugar cookies and ginger snaps. Cut out shapes from cardboard templates, bake until firm, punch hanging holes while warm, decorate with icing, sugar, candy, and color, then thread ribbon or wire to hang on the tree.

Associated Press

Holiday Snowballs and Cookie Cutter Lore

A feature on Christmas treats cites Earl F Robacker’s booklet Pennsylvania German Cooky Cutters and Cookies with 600 designs and practical recipes. It includes a Snowball cookie recipe using margarine sugar flour pecans vanilla and water, baked 12 to 15 minutes and rolled in confectioners sugar.

Pennsylvania Earl F. Robacker

Milk production would fill a long river in the U S

The United States annually produces enough milk to fill a river about 3,000 miles long 40 feet wide and 3 feet deep, illustrating the scale of dairy output.

United States

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