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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1935
Page
7
Gladys Glad warns clipping lashes to grow longer is dangerous as clipped bits can lodge in the eye. She advises nourishing follicles and using eyelash oils or marketed growers. She also promotes curling lashes nightly with a small brush or a safe eyelash curler for quicker results.
Local Federated clubs invite Eva Danville and Falkville groups to hear Miss Mary Sue Wigley at First Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon. Dr Roy R Kracke of Atlanta speaks at Hillman Hospital on December 6. Woman's Division leads Better Housing outreach with Mary Pattillo chairing and city club support.
A Culture Club gathering hosted by Mrs. John L. Houston with Mrs. P. Pattillo presiding featured a world tour through Ireland Japan Italy and South America. Hosts Mrs. C. I. Lee Mrs. L. H. Houston Mrs. S. M. Nelson and Mrs. Edwin Miller served regional fare as members shared legends and limericks.
Scientists at Corning glass works finished a 17 foot diameter disc forming the mirror for a 200 inch telescope. The large glass was tested for stresses and pits and found suitable for polishing to extreme accuracy. A crew will transport the disc to California for final grinding.
James H. Tolley, executive committee member of the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation and Limestone County Farm Bureau president, left Saturday for Chicago to attend the American Farm Bureau Federation convention. He aims to support the New Deal acts and administration activities during several days in the city.
A bridge luncheon in Decatur honored Mrs. Joseph A. Woods of Springfield, hosted by Mrs. J. H. Calvin, celebrating Woods' visit as guest of honor.
Mr and Mrs W C Chambers hosted a Friday dinner on Fayetteville road with holly decor and turkey souvenirs. Guests played bridge with high score prizes for Mrs John Henry Bitting and Jack Tanner. temperance education talk followed.
Wray Handley is stage manager and Johnnie Collier is property manager for the senior play production.
Ruth Sullivan advertising man senior class says this year’s play will be the best the student body has offered to the public. Practices are held afternoon and night with two dress rehearsals for Wednesday.
Miss Betty Hill returned to her Mooresville home Saturday after receiving medical care at Baugh's Infirmary.
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