Phone 1352 B. and P. Club Has Tea
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a tea Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the Lelia Cantwell Seton Hall to mark club founding. About sixty members and guests attended, including sixteen from Huntsville and Athens clubs, with a formal receiving line and tea service.
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B. & P. Club
Aeses Ton oTrine
He Iwells
Lelia
First official meeting of Beta Sigma Phi chapter
The EL Alpha Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold its first official meeting at 7:30 PM Monday in the Carnegie Library. Miss Marie Ryan and Miss Myrl Hambrick will lead the program and all members are urged to attend.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Carnegie Library
Marie Ryan
Myrl Hambrick
Iodine Boric Acid Powder Heals Chronic Ear Infections
A King Features Syndicate health column explains that chronic running ear in children often responds to a powder of iodine and boric acid blown into the ear. In cases with scar tissue or small tumors, treatment may require silver nitrate or surgery, with prior 12 weeks of powder use recommended.
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Nehemiah Asherson
England
Renerson
Doc
First Baptist Adult Department Social Tuesday Evening
The Adult Department of the First Baptist Sunday school will host a social in the recreational building Tuesday at 7:30 PM. All adult members are invited to attend.
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Baptist Adult Department
First Baptist Sunday School
Miss Eleanor Mitchell Hosts Prewedding Luncheon
Miss Eleanor Mitchell of Cullman and the University of Alabama hosted the first pre nuptial party for bride elect Miss Babye Bess Beatty. The luncheon at the Cornelian Hotel featured peach gladioli and ferns as centerpieces, with miniature bride place cards marking seats. Beatty wore a black satin gown with rhinestone clips, a small black hat and veil, black accessories, and a purple orchid corsage.
Deodorant habits urged to beat body odors
A dated health column urges hygiene for B O and nervous women, describing sweat glands and skin cleansing. It advises daily baths, brushing, and powders, then deodorants under armpits, plus ample water, diet changes, and outdoor activity to curb body odor and social stigma.
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B. O
Feminine Frock Pattern 4600 by Anne Adams
Delightful to sew frock with shoulder yokes curved neck and wide embroidered belt to create a slim waist. Pattern 4600 offered in sizes 14 through 42 with yardage and belt details. Send twenty cents to The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept for order. also ad for Anne Adams Fall Winter pattern book at fifteen cents with eight accessories.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
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New York
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Florence Socials Note Hosting and Navy Reshuffles
The piece lists guests at a Florence event with sequin trim and lace, notes a four course menu, and names many local and university attendees. It also reports personal notices including servicemen William C. Guthrie S 1c and Robert E. Catlett Jr. S 1c, with travels, duty in the Pacific, and upcoming reassignments.
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R. B. Turner
Florennce
Virginia Prince Calvin
Constance Peerson
Betty Foster Pointer
William Allen White
Joe Matthews, Jr
Florence
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O. H. Dodson
Tuscumbia
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Mary Ella Buettener
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Dear Miss Dix Advice Letter on Trust and Bluffs
Dorothy Dix answers a reader about dealing with heartbreak after a man vows not to remarry and plans to wed another. The advice urges accepting the hurt with a smile, bluffing about ending the affair, and refreshing one’s image with style to attract a new partner, then questions why women tolerate secret courtships.
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Miss DIX
Dear Miss Dix Love Dilemma About a Married Man
A reader seeks guidance on an impossible love affair with a married man who cannot divorce for religious reasons. The couple work together, face constant proximity, and wonder what action will end the complications.
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Miss DIX
Worrisome counsel urges exit from temptation
A worried girl is urged to abandon her situation and remove herself from temptation. The guidance emphasizes that it is better to lose a good job than to risk a ruined name. The tone reflects moral caution and social pressures about personal conduct.
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Yshea
Your Used Fats Support Soap Supply
Your saved kitchen fats are crucial to the soap supply chain. Reducing your fat recycling could cut soap availability for your dealer and the community.
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