Dues Due For Decatur Collision Club Meeting
The Decatur Collision Club notes dues are payable by December 20 to Ruth Banks, treasurer. Mr and Mrs Milton Norris visit Birmingham for the day. Mrs H Reid Sherrard Jr hosted the Wednesday Nine with one guest Mrs Jack Mason. Bridge results: Mrs Wilgon Orr first, Mrs W F Boswell Jr second. Refreshments followed. Next meeting with Mrs ie Stone.
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Memb
Decatur Collision Club
Ruth Banks
Society
Milton Norris
Birmingham
H. Reid Sherrard Jr
Jack Mason
Wilgon Orr
W. F. Boswell Jr
Stone
Revival at Nazarene Church Draws Congregation On Seventh Avenue
Mrs. Mildred Cope assists in a revival at the Church of the Nazarene on Seventh Avenue West with nightly services at seven. Rev. Cope, from Larimore North Dakota and a Northwestern Nazarene College graduate, performs multiple instruments and vocal numbers. Also featured are object lessons chalk talks and flannel graphs as part of each service.
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Mildred Cope
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh Avenue West
Cope
Larimore
North Dakota
North Western Nazarene College
Nampa
Odaho
J. F. Dunlap
Russe Ballet Attended by Birmingham Ladies
Mrs. W. P. Baugh Mrs. E. G. Hamilton Mrs. Bruce Byers and Miss Frances Nungester attended the Russe Ballet at the Municipal Auditorium in Birmingham on Wednesday.
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B. A. Turner
Birmingham
W. P. Baugh
E. G. Hamilton
Bruce Byers
Frances Nungester
Russe Ballet
Municipal Auditorium
Local social notes include visitors and travel plans
The item mentions Mrs. Dalton Fowler staying with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reitmeyer and attending a Ballet performance. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bailey Jr. are on a wedding trip to New Orleans and Gulf Coast points and plan to return this weekend, with a residence at 618 East Vine Street. Miss Annie Sue Cain studies at Marjorie Webster College in Rock Creek Park Estates, Washington.
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Dalton Fowler
Harry Reitmeyer
Wilbur Bailey Jr
New Orleans
Gulf
East Vine Street
Annie Sue Cain
Marjorie Webster College
Rock Creek Park Estates
Washington
Plan of Will Still Argued in Birmingham Court
The plan of the late Harvey G. Woodward, Birmingham millionaire, to fund a school system in Alabama and other Southern states is being debated in circuit court. Contending heirs value the estate between 2.8 and 3.5 million dollars, including two downtown Birmingham office buildings, with disputes over opening the first school once 3 million is available after construction costs. The will forbids formal religious education and religious buildings at the school, and challenges center on the practicality of the school provisions and income use for Southern scholarships.
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Birmingham
Harvey G. Woodward
Alabama
Thomas W. Martin
Oscar Thurlow
Southern Colleges
Woodward
Proper Parafin Sealing For Jellies
Heat paraffin in a small pan set in water over flame until melted. Do not let it smoke or shrink in the glasses as it cools. Apply evenly to ensure a perfect seal on jelly glasses.
Flax Culture Expands in Northern Ireland During War
During World War II flax culture in northern Ireland expanded to 125000 acres, four to six times prewar averages.
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Northern Ireland
Consistent Hair Grooming for Healthy Beautiful Hair
The article describes how hair color can be beautiful when hair is healthy and clean and urges regular scalp care. It advises brushing techniques, including massaging the scalp, and links hair condition to overall health, urging tonics and scalp treatments if budget allows.
New Arrival Anne Adams Layette Pattern 4763
Pattern 4763 infant layette set includes dress sacque robe nightie bunting slip bib cap and more. Easy to sew with illustrated instructions tested for fit available in one size only. Send twenty five cents and name address style number to Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Parcel Post Curtailed as Government Embargo Takes Effect
Postal officials prepare to enforce new regulations limiting parcel post first class and air mail shipments due to the coal strike. Exemptions include live poultry, cut flowers, perishables, medicines, money sent by registered mail, local parcels, armed forces mail, second class matter, and films.
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Post Office Department
Armed Forces
Army Post Offices
Fleet Post
Alabama Democratic Committee Polls on House Vacancy
The Alabama Democratic Executive Committee was polled today by Chairman Gessner T. McCorvey on a vacancy in the U S House. Details of the poll or its conclusions were not immediately released.
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Mobile
Alabama Democratic Executive Committee
Gessner T. McCorvey
Fall and Winter 1946 pattern book
A 1946 47 pattern book offers fashions for the whole family and includes a free pattern for a girl s cat and bag set printed in the publication.
When to Marry A Teenager A Dorothy Dix View
Dorothy Dix argues that statistics show younger brides face higher divorce risk and harsher married life. She urges girls to wait until early twenties to marry, to gain independence, life experience, and strength to handle husbands, jobs, and domestic duties.
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Monte Carlo
Pugh Haynes Nominated for Lowndes County Seat Vacancy
McCorvey states Pugh Haynes of Letohatchee is proposed as the Democratic nominee for the Lowndes county representative vacancy after John M. Bruner’s death. Governor Sparks set a special election for January 7 to fill the seat and the nomination must be named by December 7.
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Pugh Haynes
Letohatchee
Lowndes County
McCorvey
Haynes
John M. Bruner
Chauncey Sparks
Sugar drive expands as Birmingham supporters flood offices
Citizens in Birmingham Alabama press for unrestrict ed sugar sales and end to export restrictions. Sparkman and Hill aides report about 3000 and 1000 card requests. Aided by memos from the Agriculture Department officials explain rationing and Cuba sugar refin ing under international rules.
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Washington
Birmingham
Ala
Bil
Alabama
Sparkman
Hill
Montgomery
Huntsville
Agriculture Department
Cuba
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Mrs. Cope
Church of Nazarene
D. C
E. W. McLeod
Lewis C. Brown
John Wood
Mrs
G. R. Mason
Helen Bynum
Ted French
W. J. Duncan, Jr
Maryleen
Henry Harris
Tuscaloosa
John A. Caddell
Mr. Harris
Merchant Marine
S. H. Lynne
Bobbie
S. A. Lynne
D. S. Echols
C. B. Elliott
Judge
George McLaughlin
R. R. Banks
Harry Carpenter
Bendix
Radio—Phonograph
Kennedy
Motor & Recapping Co
First Ave
Department Store
Second Ave
Goidel’s
Helen Follett
Hughes
Modest Maidens
U. B
BY Arla
Mittens
Gabardine
Dorothy DIX
Moye
East Moulton St
Aise Lues
Trey’s Department Store
Womens
Holland
City Park
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