Woman's Missionary Society Meets at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its regular monthly meeting at the church. Mrs. Herman Free led the business session, reports from officers were shared, and plans were made to send a Christmas gift to a Troy Children’s Home orphan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Henry Hobbs
Herman Free
Troy
North Side
Proctor Barnes
Skeggs Crawford
Minnie Hamil
Emblem Club
Elks
Woman's Auxiliary
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ed Pirie
J. R. Smiley
Joe Hagler
Clyde Kimberlin
William Hockensmith
Bennie Malone
B. Frank Chenault
Richard Parr
B. M. Cornell
Homer Hutchinson
Hill Ferguerson
M. E. Edwards
Robert Evans
E. M. Chapman
Carol Smith
Maynard Layman
Bethlehem
Wayfarer
Herald Angeles
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
R. P. Thompson
Jesus Is
B. E. Sheats
C. P. Parker
R. L. Baker
Lewis
Belgian Congo
First Methodist Church
Elmer Pitt
Fred Schlosser
Central Methodist
Central Methodist Church
Raymond Britain
G. M. Davenport
Jimmy Williams
W.s.cs
Wesley Cook
Circle One
Robert Gray
Melvin Hutson
Circle Two
Ben Hill
Britain
W.S.C.S
G M. Davenport
T. J. Cottingham
Westminster Guild Hosts Annual Christmas Dinner
The Westminster Guild of Westminster Presbyterian Church held its annual Christmas dinner in the Lyons Hotel English Room. Co hosts Mrs. Lamar Penney and Mrs. Mason Pearce Sr led a festive evening with carols sung with pianist Mrs. Louis Ling and gift exchanges adding cheer among fifteen members and five visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lyons Hotel
Lamar Penney
Mason Pearce
Louis Ling
T. Henry
Corinth
Mississippi
Tom Speer
Louisville
Kentucky
Patricia Johnson
Montgomery
John A. Troxler
L. H. West
Personal notices and visits from Decatur to Birmingham and beyond
Stroup Paul Woodall Dovie Woodall and Miss Leonie Rothfuss are mentioned with others in a string of social items. Jean Bandettini Calumet Michigan and William Lyon Calumet Michigan head to Florida for winter months after Decatur visit. Various hosts guests and upcoming family events noted. A late item hints at crafting a child bathrobe from large towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroup
Paul Woodall
Dovie Woodall
Leonie Rothfuss
Jean Bandettini
Calumet
Michigan
William Lyon
St. Peterburg
Florida
Decatur
Mr. Bandettini
Mr. Lyon
D. W. Blend
Rotary Club
Country Club
John A. Howard Dies at Home in Athens
Funeral services for John A. Howard 77 retired farmer will be held Wednesday at 11 AM at the Valley View Church of Christ with A. J Rollins officiating. Burial in Valley View cemetery. Survived by four sons Gilbert, Fred, Estil, Arlin. three daughters Mrs. Garner Mrs. Davis Mrs. Wright. five brothers Newton Robert Jason Stevie Timmons. 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Howard
Athens
Valley View Church
Dear Dorothy Dix column on love and marriage wisdom
A reader asks if a lazy fiancé will change after marriage and Dorothy Dix advises it is rare and risky. Another query compares a mother’s versus a wife’s love, concluding mothers tend to be more selfless and enduring, while wives’ love is possessive and demanding. The page closes with general caution against worry and a note about nitrogen and oxygen in the atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Mary T
Dear Miss Dix Worry Wart Remedy
A reader asks Miss Dix for help with chronic worry. The answer suggests common sense as the sole remedy to alleviate anxious overthinking.
Colonial Coffee praised for quality and flavor by experts
Mrs Corrie M Hayden of Huntsville endorses Colonial Coffee citing its quality and flavor. Blind taste tests favored Colonial over other brands, highlighting its Antigua Latin American coffee content and popular pricing. Large pound portions emphasize value and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrie M. Hayden
Huntsville
Antigua
Fragmentary note on atmospheric meteor input
A fragment states an estimate that 20 million meteors enter the atmosphere daily, though details and context are unclear. It mentions a high volume of atmospheric entries but lacks specifics on source, timeframe, or measurement basis.
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Bjciety
Meeting OF
First Baptist
Tennis Tidwell
J. R. Hunter
Ers
T. G. Henry
Eileen Trafford
Bradford
England
Dorothy Hodges
Evelyn Hocking
A. T. Hanson
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Riverside High School
Rainbow
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Order of Eastern Star
ST. John’s Auxiliary
W. S. C. S. Austinville Methodist Church
Leonie Rothfus
Austinville Methodist Church
J. A. Sparkman
Dewey Clark
A. J. Stroup
Ben Roper
J. L. Sims
Avery Roberts
Holland Messer
Emma Sparkman
Aldean Maner
H. W. Stewart
Royce Messer
Bennie Stovall
R. L. Hamilton
J. M. Daniel
Robert Long
Becky Allen
Judy
Faye and
Gayle Stewart
Memorial Lrive W
Floyd Smith
Jackson Street
LB. Stevens
A.A.U.W
American Association of University Women
Erskine Chennut
Sherman Street
John Froxler
W. D. Sims
Elizabeth Eich
Chenault
L. B. Stevens
State Pardon and Parole Board
Alabama
Austinville Methodist
Mesdames Hames
Hamilton
McCleskey
P. J. Roper
M. Daniel
Sims
Stewart
Stovall
Sanderson
Foster
Clark
Emma _ Sparkman
Robert Patton
New Orleans
Louisiana
Lutie P. Shaw
J. H. Tolley
Dawson Lyle
George Neville
Rayburn Neville
Trinity
Frank Oakes
Kate Oakes
Jo Ann Oakes
Birmingham
Mrs. Hafford Sharp
Floyd Sherrod
Florence
Henry J. Willingham
James Thomas
Diane
Atlanta
Georgia
Gwendelyn
Wendelyn
James Gordon
Jennifer Diane Nelson
Billie—K- Nelson
Gordon
Nelson
Martha Lyle Owen
West Moulton Street
Somino
Goidel
Hallmark
City Park
Caddell Drug CO
Elizabeth Arden
Lucien Lelong Yardley
Marcelle
Tabu
Second Ave
Congress
Office Equipment CO
Sarah Frost Pope Pius Jarvis Red
PINK
Gloria DE Nantes
Howard Johnson
Raymond E. Britain
Decatur Nursery
Danville Road
J. Wiley Owen
Johnston Street
Owen
H. Otto Owen
Seattle
Washington
DAILY
Mrs. X
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Earth
Miss Dix
Griffin
Bryson Studio
Colonial
Vicks
Vicks Vatronol
Rainey
Johnston
Denier
Penney S
Chenille
Rose
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