Hartselle Women Organize Red Cross Sewing Room
A Red Cross sewing room opens in Hartselle in the 3g60th Building after a women’s meeting at Fraternal Hall. Mrs. Mary Cunningham heads the new unit of the Morgan County Chapter with plans to sew refugee garments by January 1 for army hospitals while Knights of Pythias hosts a Christmas banquet for 150 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hartselle
F.h.kirby
Morgan County
Red Grass Chapel
A. C. Bailey
D. L. Mixson
Decatur
Mary Cunningham
Fred Schnell
Lurline Praytor
Sam Minor
Charley Penn
Hugh Penn
8. W. Praytor
Annie Belle Minor
Miss Anders
James Storie
Spencer Bennett
Stanton Newman
Turman Lindsey
Ottis Dutton
Rachel Praytor
Eula Frances Reeves
Ollie Merle Hartselle
Gilbert Speake
The
Baptist Bible Institute
New Orleans
R. E. Travis
Harteselle
Tucker Speake
Moulton
C. B. Boozer
Bethel Baptist Church
Wilmore
Bethel Parsonage
H. N. Crow
Barbara Anne
Jimmy
Murehy
N. C
J. W. Elliott
Crow
Frank Aldridge
Riddle Hall
Tiger
Morgan Tigers
Kathleen Johnson
Kermit Mathison
W. J. Terry
John Cooper
Irvin J. Quinn
W.H. Block
Allen Smith
John Paul Puckett
Jack Norwood
Freckles and Pigment Warnings in Cosmetic Advice
Freckles liver spots and Moth patches discussed as pigment changes from sun exposure. Remedies include protective measures, lubricants, mild bleaches, and medical removal options, with caution against overzealous cosmetic treatments.
Anne Adams Pattern Advertises at Home 4045
The notice promotes Anne Adams pattern 4045 and pattern 4945 for women and misses sizes, with embroidery tips, bias-cut options, and finishes. It offers the Perfit Foundation Pattern 4745 for irregular figures, detailing sizes, fabric yardage, price, and ordering from The Decatur Daily Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Baptists Eliminate Debt, Plan Further Religious Aid
The Southern Baptist Convention will retire its $62,000 monthly indebtedness within three years. Final payment is set for December 144. The Home Mission Board Secretary J B Lawrence reported over $103,000 raised to aid religious work in Southern military areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
Home Mission Board
J. B. Lawrence
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Events
Mrs. Lee McGravey of Friendship visits Mrs. Vergil Lee Oldacre and Mrs. John Bast. Weasley and Cheatham families attend preaching at Pleasant View and meet others in Cullman. Shaw Gardner visit Cullman. Bast travels to Huntsville. Malcolm Cheatham attends Holly Pond game. Box supper at Battleground funds electric pump. Jewell Little returns from Massey. Sand Mountain resident W. T. Cobb operates a syrup plant yielding over 12 000 gallons this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McGravey
Vergil Lee Oldacre
John Bast
Huntaville
Malcolm Cheatham
Holly Pond
Lowell Via
Lewis Swindle
Wesley Cheatham and Son
Cullman
Battleground
Fannie Howell
Ham
Jewell Little
Frbie Collins
Massey
Wv. T. Cobb
Albertville
Sand Mountain
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Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
R. A. Payne
Arthur Smith
A. H. Hasty
Payne
Rotary Club
First Christian Church
James H. Crow, Jr
Lester Brabston
Sim Howell
Decatur Club
Bill Drinkard
Cullman Club
K. L. Rudolph
Athens College
Frank N. Scott
Lyman Jones
Bill Stewart
Edward Stewart
John R. Havener
Leonard Ray
Stone
Falkville School
B. G. Hall
Rotary
Hall
Methodist Church
C. I. Lee
First Methodist Church
Ethel Mae Orr
Rachel Pattillo
Harry Currier
Women's Division of Christian Service
W. L. Groover
Ernest Ray
H. M. Bet
Terton
Houston Johnson
Morgan County High School
Capitol
Gary Cooper
Barbara Stanwyck
John Doe
Tim McCoy
Outlaws OF the
Rio Grande
King of
Texas Rangers
Mother’s Best
Mary Ann
Ala
Alabama Flour Mills
Oie
Tennessee River
Tempe
Ded
Princess
Alan Hale
Frank McHugh
Ata
Ely
Helen Follett
J. R. Richards
Columbia
Everrett Wright
Proctor
Defense
S&. A. Edwards
Jimmy Edwards
Little Jean Looney
Milburn West
U. S. Army
Fort Benning
Connie West
Fra
Ncer Burleson
Baptists
Cullman County
Blair
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Fiesta Ware
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