Christmas Decorations Bring Arrangements For X Change
Civinettes members of the Decatur Civinettes club were reminded to bring a Christmas arrangement for a change. Reservations for the club Christmas banquet on Thursday December 15 at 6 30 PM at the Decatur Country Club should be made to Mrs J W Roser by Tuesday December 13. Wedding anniversary celebrations were held for the Tucker and Sandlin families at 906 19th Avenue East, with relatives attending. The Euzelian Class of Central Baptist Church hosts a Christmas party on Friday December 16 at seven thirty PM at Mrs Tom Stewart’s home in Hartselle, with a gift exchange and transportation arrangements by the class president. The Juvenile Music Study Circle met December 10 in Miss Suzanne McBride’s home. program included readings and piano solos, group singing, and a story by Mrs Warren Gamble titled The Little Star That Lost Its Way. refreshments followed. The Alathean Class of Central Baptist Church will meet December 15 after Erskine Chenault for the class Christmas party, inviting all members to attend with gifts for the tree.
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Decatur Civinette Club
Decatur Country Club
J. W. Roser
Tucker and Sandlin
J. W. Tucker
Willie Sandlin
Mr. Sandlin
19Th Avenue East
Tucker
Felton Terry
Terry
Central Baptist Church
Tom Stewart
Hartselle
T. A. Culver
Cino
Suzanne McBride
Mona Ray Kelley
Joan Hoppenjans
Diane Shumake
Noel Harris
Dina
Diana Davidson
Mary Paul Glenn
Jan Barrett
Virginia Jenkins
Betty Martin
Anne Carrell
Janie Sue Craft
Diane Harris
Pattye. Harris
Bethlehem
Christmas Music Study Club December Meeting Notebook
SOMIb i PHONE 2796 Legion Home on Bank Street was attractively decorated with Christmas greens and scenes for the December meeting of the Music Study club. Mrs W P Baugh opened with the Federation hymn and minutes read. New member Warren Gamble joined and was assigned to assist with the Juvenile Music Study club work. Beautification committee members were named. Afternoon program featured Mrs Henry Sigman’s story The Story Of Christmas Music and a choral group directed by Miss Ruth Graham performing Christmas carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sigman
Ruth Graham
A. H. Hassell
Reneau Carrell
J. G. Hamilton
Miss Graham
Questers To Meet Tuesday Evening Christmas Party Planned
The Questers Club will hold its annual Christmas party on Tuesday evening December 13 at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Wallace Meadows Trinity Mountain Miss Wanda Harris will read the program which includes a Christmas tree and gift exchange Members were invited to attend Mary Lou Dancy Chapter C E 5 To Meet Tuesday Evening December 13 at 7 30 regular meeting of Mary Lou Dancy Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will be at the Masonic Temple A covered dish supper will be at 6 15 in the dining room Christmas party will follow the regular session Annie Lou Burr Bible Class Central Baptist To Have Christmas Party The Annie Lou Burr Bible Class will hold its annual Christmas party Friday December 16 at 7 30 at the church All members are invited and asked to bring a gift for exchange Berean Club Meeting Announced For Wednesday The Berean Club will meet Wednesday December 14 at 3 in the home of Mrs T G Morrow with Mrs W W Keith as co host All members urged to attend Special orders of blind made goods will be available at the meeting Evening of Games To Be Tuesday At St Ann s An evening of games will be held Tuesday December 13 at 8 in the Parish House St Ann s Catholic Church Central Garden Club To Meet In Johnson Home Thursday The Central Garden Club will meet December 15 at 10 in the home of Mrs A L Johnson for the December meeting Mrs T J Cottingham and Mrs S N Propst will assist Hosting Mrs John Collier will present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha
Central Church
Church Annex
Central Baptist Church
B. L. Malone
Sherman Street
Parent Teacher Association of Junior High School
O. S. Hagerman
Questers Club
Wallace Meadows
Trinity Mountain
Wanda Harris
Mary Lou Dancy
The
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Masonic
Annie Lou Burr
Central Baptist
Berean Club
T. G. Morrow
ST. Ann’s
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Central Garden. Club
Johnson
Central Garden Club
A.L. Johnson
T. J. Cottingham
S. N. Propst
John Collier
Personal News and Holiday Visits Across Towns
Mrs. B. F. Martin Sr of Clearwater arrived to spend Christmas with son-in-law and daughter Comer Ezell on Line Street. Mrs. H. D. Greer and Mrs. John C. Bragg visited Birmingham today. Mrs. E. S. Morrow Jr of Atlanta plans to stay with the Lewis Brown family on Ferry Street. FE S Morrow remains ill at Mrs. Lewis Brown’s home. Mrs. Walter Holland and daughters Doris and Nita Jane of Rogersville spent the weekend with Mrs. Wea therly and family. Mrs. S. M. Thompson visited Huntsville today. Gene Ratliff Charles Jones and Chalmers Riley returned to Florence State Teachers College. Mrs. Howard Craft and two sons Kenneth and Thomas Eugene with Mrs. Tommy Ratliff of Birmingham are visiting Tom Ratliff’s parents on East Moulton Street. Tech Sgt Robert B Atkinson stationed at Champagne Illinois is on a fifteen day furlough with Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Martin, Sr
Clearwater
Florida
Comer Ezell
Line Street
E. S. Morrow, Jr
Atlanta, Georgia
Lewis Brown
Ferry Street
Howard Craft
Kenneth
Thomas Eugene
Tommy Ratliff
Birmingham
Tom Ratliff
East Moulton Street
Joe Wheeler PTA to hear Christmas program
Mrs. Thomas Harvey will present the devotional at the regular monthly meeting of the Joe Wheeler School Parent Teacher Association to be held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOE Wheeler P.T.A
Thomas Harvey
Association of
Joe Wheeler School
Rutherford William J. 71 Funeral Planned at Gum Springs
Funeral services for William J Rutherford 71 will be held at Gum Springs church at 2 30 p m today The funeral cottage leaves the home Moulton 4 at 2 10 p m Rev Joe Henderson will conduct the rites Interment will follow in Rutherford cemetery Brown directing Mr Rutherford died at a Moulton hospital Sunday at 11 a m He had been a patient eight days Surviving are the widow Mrs Ida Rutherford three daughters Mrs Audrey Latham Moulton 4 Mrs Winfred Hagood Bessemer 6 and Mrs Willie Barker Landersville 1 three sons Vansil Shefield and William and Crawford Moulton 4 a sister Mrs Mattie Parker and brother Everett both of Landersville 1 and a number of other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rutherford
Gum Springs
Moulton
Joe Henderson
Rutherford Cemetery
Brown
Rutherford
Lawrence County
Ida Rutherford
Audrey Latham
Winfred Hagood
Bessemer
Willie Barker
Landersville
Vansil
Sheffield
William and
Crawford
Mattie Parker
Everett
Mrs McCutcheon Claimed by Death in Valhermosa Springs
Funeral services for Delia McCutcheon 73 will be at Valhermosa Springs Christian church Tuesday at 11 A M Rev Alf Harden to preach. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Died Sunday at 3 P M. Survived by husband Chum McCutcheon four daughters Ethel Prentiss Huntsville Tanner Taylor Detroit Radie Smith Valhermosa Springs Blanche Thompson Talucah Ala two sons Herbert James McCutcheon four brothers Floyd Lang Talucah Willie Lang Hartsville Delzer Lang Huntsville Lonnie Lang Madison and one half brother Charlie Wilson Valhermosa Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia McCutcheon
Valhermosa Springs Christian Church
Alf Harden
Peck
McCutcheon
Valhermosa Springs
Chum McCutcheon
Ethel Prentiss
Huntsville
Tanner Taylor
Detroit
Mich
Local Notices and Family Milestones in Decatur Area
Hale has recently returned from service in Germany. Miss Jacqueline Johnson spent the weekend with friends in Birmingham. Mrs. Elizabeth Namie left Sunday for Nashville to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Joseph. Mrs. Namie will be gone for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Newton C. Thrasher Jr of Hartselle announce the birth of a son Daniel Lynn on December 4 at Lavender Clinic. Mrs. Thrasher is the former Betty Collier of Decatur. June Claire Pate is confined to her home with mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Namie
Nashville
Tennessee
Solomon Joseph
Namie
Newton C. Thrasher, Jr
Hartselle
Daniel Lynn
Lavender Clinic
Thrasher
Betty Collier
Decatur
June Claire Pate
12Th Avenue East
Church of Christ Plans Home For Homeless Children
Trustees of the Church of Christ plan a non profit home for homeless children in Cullman Alabama using Grand Lodge property. The project aims to house up to 100 children in cottage style buildings, care for ages 3 to 12 until high school, with scholarships or work help for college or employment. The home will be non denominational and adoption not the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childhaven
Cullman
Church of Christ
M. E. Barrett
Murray Cobb
Decatur
Home For Homeless Children
Church of Christ Plan
Alabama
Saale
Glenn D. Davis
Montgomery
T. F. Gossett
Birmingham
Ralph Wharton
Sec. & Treas
Dana Barber
Gus Nichols
Jasper
A. C. McGlain
M D
Elba
W. B.: Jeffries
Dothan
Grand Lodge
Childhaven opens in Cullman with Christian home plan
A new Christian children home in Cullman outlines duties for orphans and fostered kids, including Bible study and public schooling. A $117000 budget was set, with about 20 percent already raised, funds and equipment welcomed from voluntary donors and businesses.
Eye for Robots Pioneers Visionary Mining Assist
Television experts foresee a TV eye guiding machines underground to perform dangerous tasks. The system could operate where marginal productivity justifies the risk, evolving mining work away from human miners.
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New York
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Erskine Chenault
Somerville Road
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Ann Rowe
Jane Hames
Peggy Kimbrel
Betty Maner
Faye Martin
Libby Lamon
Barbara Ruager
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John C. Bragg
FE. S. Morrow
Walter Holland
Doris
Nita Jane
Rogersville
Oee
Joe Weatherly, Jr
S. M. Thompson
Gene Ratliff
Charles Jones
Chalmers Riley
Florence State Teachers College
Florence
Robert B. Atkinson
U. S. Air Force
Champagne
Illinois
W. M
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