Harvest Day and Society Notices Highlight Local Union
Central Methodist Harvest Day to host a December gathering with Mrs Henry Sigman retiring president and Mrs D A Draper new leader presiding at tea. Commodore Decatur Chapter D A R officers installed by Mrs Guy Orr with talks by Mrs Chandler and a clothing drive noted. Community reminders include Christmas programs at Lafayette Street School and local member updates from Decatur and area colleges.
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Methodist Woman's Soul Christian Service
R. M. Howell
McCutcheon
Perry Orr
Henry Sigman
D. A. Draper
E. L. Haley
Gordon Sherard
J. B. Bradford
BE. E. Peden
Butler P. A. Hine
R. R. Banks
Reid Sherard, Jr
Frank Stone
Emily Chadier
Athens
Phen Decatur
American Revolution Society
Elizabeth Calvin
Guy Orr
Stephen Decatur Sorelety
H. T. Gill
Emily Chandler
Clara Hine Clem
Lafayette Street Grammar School
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Normal figure ideals and health rules for fashion
The piece argues fashion cycles favor balance over extreme shapes. It promotes healthy living with proper diet and sleep, recommends gym exercise for women, and suggests specific workouts to improve posture, strength, and overall silhouette while avoiding overemphasis on any single body part.
Miss Katie Gilchrist Hosts Bridge Club in Courtland
Courtland residents gathered at Miss Katie Frank Gilchrist's home for a Tuesday bridge afternoon with Mrs Frank Coburn and Miss Annie Campbell as guests. Prizes went to Mrs James Blythe for high score and Miss Annie Campbell for guest prize amid a list of club members and visiting plans for holidays.
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Katie Frank Gilchrist
Bridge Club
Frank Coburn
Annie Campbell
James Blythe
Harris Pippen
Hood - Harris
Eva Fowler
Center Point Home Demonstration Club Adopts 1942 Officers
December meeting at Mrs. Lawson McAnally home open buffet meal and business session announced new officers led by President Dewey Hendrix. Seventeen attendees including one visitor. January to December hostesses listed. Separate notes cover Florette and Florette 1942 club plans with officers and committees.
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Center Point
Dewey Hendrix
DeWitt Humphrey
Mayo Lyle
Ira Dobbs
Floyd Johnson
Willis Morrow
Chas. Wigginton
Will Sanders
Farm Bureau
Patty Lyle
Lawson McAnally
Freeman Leeth
de Witt Humphrey
Mike Breeding
Pattie Lyle
Gladys Edmonson
Howard Thrasher
Humphrey
Florette
J. W. Lynn
Miss Rowe
Red Cross
Randolph
Eral Peck
Epworth League at Courtland Church Sees Strong Attendance
Decatur visitors Mr and Mrs Spence and daughter Anne of Gadsden visited Rev R F McDonald over the weekend. Ralph Agee seeks medical care in Memphis. Mrs C G Horton attended a Florence teachers meeting. E R Todd in Birmingham for a day. Oakley Bynum visits his mother Susie Wann. J G Sanderson was in business in Florence. Mrs R E Coburn and Mrs E H Pippen in Florence. Iane McKnight to spend Christmas from Peabody Nashville. Clarence W Horton to Auburn for holidays. Epworth League at Courtland Methodist draws good attendance and received the attendance banner.
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Decatur
Spence
Anne
Gadsden
R. F. McDonald
Ralph Agee
Iemphis
C. G. Horton
Florence
E. R. Todd
Birmingham
Oakley Bynum
Susie Wann
R. E. Coburn
E. H. Pippen
Iane McKnight
Peabody College
Nashville
Clarence W. Horton
Auburn
Lawrence County Dut
Epworth League
Courtland Methodist Church
Dr Rimmer at Decatur Junior High
Dr Rimmer a noted New York theologian spoke at Decatur Junior High during a memorable week long event. He recounted a Canada exploration over twenty years, aiming to locate a Modoc Indian leader for rehabilitation.
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Lady E Cheri Chandler
Decatur Junior High School
Cowell
Central Baptist Church
Harry Rimmer
New York City
Rimmer
Decatur
Canada
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