Woman's Society of Christian Service Meets at First Methodist
The general meeting convened in the First Methodist Church parlor with prayer led by president Mrs. Leroy McEntire Jr. Minutes were read by Mrs. James King and a baby certificates report by Mrs. William Spink. Circle counts: Carrell nine, Crafton seven, Stewart seven, Peach six. Carrell Circle organized the program and presented the Bethlehem pageant. church choir offered several carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Leroy McEntire Jr
James King
William Spink
Carrell
Crafton
Stewart
Peach
Bethlehem
Personalities share brief holiday visits across towns
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Abernathy of Nashville visited Mrs. James Tolley in Belle Mina on route to Birmingham. Tolley recently returned from Chicago, while Jon Moores and wife spent a few days in Fayetteville with his parents. T. E. Drinkard of Falkville is hospitalized in Hartselle after a fall caused a broken shoulder and hip. The Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Smith and family of Falkville spent Thanksgiving with Birmingham relatives. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Gordon and others were also noted in town gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Abernathy
Nashville
James Tolley
Belle Mina
Birmingham
Mrs
Jon Moores
Fayetteville, Tenn
T. E. Drinkard
Falkville
Hartselle Hospital
J. W. Smith
Goren on Bridge Dec 5 Lessons from a 4 Hearts Turn
In this Bridge column by Charles H. Goren a four heart bid leads to a costing risk when a trump finesse fails. The analysis shows South should have trusted the heart finesse to avoid dangerous crossruff and preserve declarer control, with clubs running once trumps are managed.
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North East South West
Squth
South
North
West
East
Declarer
Hundred Year Old Ornaments To Decorate Christmas Tree
Cullman plans a Christmas show at the American Legion Home December 7 and 8. A centenarian tree from Cullman’s first holiday display will be decorated with old ornaments. The event features a Col John Cullmann sofa, German heritage items, and rooms honoring students from Sacre Heart College. Tickets at the door 1 to 9 30 p m Saturday and 1 to 6 30 p m Sunday with guests from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Gladys Bright
American Legion
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Col
John Cullmann
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Children’s
Sacre Heart
American Legion Home
Birmingham
Huntsville
Jasper
Moulton
Decatur
Montgomery
Fruit Cake Baking Tips From Auburn Extension
Fruit cake long a holiday staple, with tips on planning ahead preparing fruits and nuts lining pans using various pan sizes, baking slowly to avoid a dry crust and aging. The article outlines paper lining methods water trays for moisture and wrapping after cooling, plus moisture checks.
Altrusa Club Holds Meeting With Mrs Auline McEntire
The Altrusa Club met with Mrs Auline McEntire and adjourned a brief business session led by president Mrs Edna Johnson. Members donated Salvation Army Christmas dolls and discussed a December 17 party at Mrs Ruby Nash home. Dr John G Kramer from University Center Huntsville spoke aided by color slides. he and Mrs Kramer have traveled Europe two summers totaling about six months. Refreshments followed for 13 members and three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Auline McEntire
Edna Johnson
Salvation Army
Ruby Nash
John G. Kramer
University Center
Huntsville
Kramer
Europe
M. F. Hodges
E. D. Berry
Belle of Louisville Collides With Car at Wharf
The Belle of Louisville, a sternwheeler used for Ohio River excursions, brushed a new car as its gangplank touched the vehicle while a woman hurrying to board the boat. The vessel is owned by Louisville and Jefferson County.
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Louisville
Jefferson County
Glazing Methods for Aged Cake with Fruit and Nuts
The article describes glaze preparation using equal parts corn syrup and water boiled five minutes, with oven setting of ten minutes to set the glaze. It notes aging and decor options, plus an alternative glaze using sugar and milk, brushing at intervals, and optional fruit and nut decorations. It also mentions honey as a glaze option and decorating ideas after aging.
City Beautification Program Boosts Civic Pride
Mr. Greenway explains HANDS, Homes and Neighborhood Development Sponsors, started in 1923 with Sears Foundation aims. HANDS supports education and community improvement with no strings, inviting civic groups and schools to join in beautification of entrances, downtown areas, and public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
HANDS
Sears Foundation
Raleigh
N.C
Sears
Decatur to Join Sears HANDS Program
W C Greenway Sears public relations director and B R Chambers Sears manager met Decatur city officials and garden club representatives at Crescent Motel for a luncheon and discussed joining Sears HANDS program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Chambers
Sears
W. C. Greenway
Sears-Roebuck & Co
Atlanta
Robert E. Harris
City Federation of Garden Clubs
John Collier
Garden Clubs of Alabama
Central Garden Club
Sears-Roebuck and Co
Representa
The
Federated Garden Clubs
Crescent Motel
Luncheon Hosted at Decatur Country Club by Mrs Coleman
Mrs J Lawson Eblen of Louisville Ky was hostess of a Tuesday luncheon in the Red Room at Decatur Country Club. Seven four seat tables featured red and silver Christmas trees, holly and tapers in silver holders. Place cards showed miniature Santa figures.
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Charles H. Goren le
the Chicese
Tribune
Dorothy Over
Auburn University Extension Service
Auburn
England
Georgia
Pennsylvania
the Pipe and Tobacco
6Th Ave
S.E
Carrell Supply
Lus
Castello Pipes
Italy
Loewe Pipes
Hilson
Belgium
Turkey
Holland
France
Cash & Carry
Belle OF
Elberta
Hale Haven
J. H. Hale
Arab Nursery Co., Inc
Arab, Ala
G.E
T.V
General Electric
Buschs
2Nd Avenue S.E