Christmas Gatherings Across Central Baptist Circle
Members and groups from Central Baptist church and allied clubs held Christmas events across Decatur. Activities included progressive dinners, gift exchanges, and program evenings at homes on Somerville Road, Grant Street, and Ninth Street. Distinct gatherings featured Mizpah Chapter No. 19 and YWCA groups with carols, readings, and shared meals.
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Central Garden Club
Johnson Home
T. J. Cottingham
S. N. Propst
A. L. Johnson
Somerville Road
James Crow
John Collier
Collier
Gary
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
A. B. Pickens
Claude Earwood
Joe Elliott
Neill Kirk
Ross Dublin
Alvis Briscoe
Tom Willingham
Lost Ladies Hamilton Wrist Watch With Engraving
A ladies Hamilton wrist watch is missing with an engraving on the back. A reward is offered and inquiries should be directed to Mrs. Leroy McEntire at phone 1340.
It Costs Little to Be Stylish in Dress and Grooming
A guide for women on affordable chic stressing posture, grooming, and balance between simplicity and decoration. Encourages self care, not overpiling accessories, with tips on posture, coloring, powder, lipstick, mascara, and eyebrow use. Highlights confidence and personal presentation as key to elegance.
Christmas Visiting Family Notices From Various States
Mrs Emil Kotcher and children Giles Peter and Betty of Louisville KY and Miss Betty Giles of Atlanta GA visit their parents Mr and Mrs W T Giles. Mrs A L Frazier dismissed from Decatur General Hospital spends Christmas with son Kyle Frazier in Huntsville. Miss Algene Draper of Montreat College spends holidays with mother Cora E Draper. Miss Betty Woodruff of Jacksonville State Teachers College visits home. Mr and Mrs Ed Pirie spent weekend in Kosciusko MS. joined by Mr and Mrs J Guyton for Christmas. Miss Jolean Grey of Pensacola FL visits grandparents E L Thompson Sr. Miss Mary Emily Barnum freshman at Beaver College spends holidays with parents H D Burnum and family at 71 Ferry Street. Miss Burnum will
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Kizziah
Kitziah
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Masonic Temple
Arthur Owens
E. W. Corley
Decatur Stamps
Nelson Buck
E. B. McGahee
Ocie Lawrence
Emil Kotcher
Giles
Peter and
Betty
Louisville
Kentucky
Betty Giles
Atlanta
Georgia
W. T. Giles
A. L. Frazier
Decatur General Hospital
Kyle Frazier
Princeton Blvd
Huntsville
Algene Draper
Montreat College
Montreat, North Carolina
Cora E. Draper
Ed Pirie
Koscuisko
Mississippi
J. Guyton
Pirie
T.M. Guyton
Jolean-Grey
Pensacola
Fioerida
E. L.thompson Sr
Mary Emily Barnum
Beaver College
Jenkintown
Pennsylvania
H. D. Burnum
Ferry Street
Miss Burnum
Danville Methodist church names officers for coming year
The Danville Methodist church board chosen last week at the parsonage elected Guy Smith as chairman with Mrs. Burt Hardwick and Mrs. Guy Smith as secretaries and Farris Pickens as treasurer. The session included a fellowship supper and devotional led by Arthur Lee Jr. Reverend Sammy Stabler offered prayer. Mr Smith presided as routine business matters were addressed, Dee Wasson gave closing prayer and the meeting adjourned.
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Danville Methodist Church
Guy Smith
Burt Hardwick
Farris
Pickens
Arthur Lee Jr
Sammy Stabler
Mr. Smith
Dee
Wasson
Dear Miss Dix on shrewishness and romance cures
Dorothy Dix offers practical advice for a self conscious woman who nags and seeks love. She argues faults stem from longing for acceptance and urges reform by dropping nagging and temper. A man asks about morbid optimism and life’s value with a pessimistic lover. Dix counsels liver health and resilience. A teen seeks female attention. Dix says looks matter little, cultivate personality, manners, and conversation.
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Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix Column Answers General Interest Problems
Dorothy Dix explains that she cannot respond personally to readers but will address issues of general interest through her column. The Bell Syndicate, Inc. releases the material.
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Dorothy Dix
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Vicks VapoRub Relief Credited For Cold Comfort
The best known home remedy for cold misery is Vicks VapoRub. It starts to work the moment you rub it on and continues for hours. It heats chest and back surfaces like a warming poultice to ease muscular soreness and tightness, while its vapors reach the upper breathing passages to ease coughing.
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Vicks VapoRub
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Louis Bell
Laverne Barnett
Glenn
Hugh Stanford
Leon Johnson
Paul Glenn
James Roberts
Stanford
Jim Pepper
Austinville
Mr. Pepper
Ladies Bible Class Memorial Drive
Onnie Maner
Ladies Bible
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
2Nd Street
Maner
Elmer Wells
Baker Sheats
Y. W. A. Central Baptist
Harvey Bishop
Y. W.A
Ray Baker
Grant Street
Ninth Street Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild of
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Ninth Street
C. S
Woman's Society of Christian Service
E. S. Hartselle
Prospect Drive
Austinville Culture Club
Oliver Powell
Marvin Yarbrough
Ocie Lawrance
Curtis Claburn
Robert Reagan
Billy Goat Hill
James Standridge
Luther Turner
Clyde Murphy, Jr
Elizabeth Pochman
Emma Willard
L. A. Pochman
Decatur
Emma Willard School
Troy
New York
Cotaco Literary Club
T. E. Petty
H. B. Norwood
Beaver
Liberal
Annie Rhea-Goode, Stude
Harris Advertising Art School
Nashville
Tennessee
Douglas Hardwick
Chicago
Illinois
Drady Free
4Th Ave
Health Department
Gussie
Gussie’s
Buttrey’s
Helen Follett
Plumpie
RKO Radio Pictures
Laraine Day
Betty Woodruff
Jacksonville State Teachers College
Jacksonville
Alabama
Danville Board
ITY Park
Appliance CO
2Nd Ave
George
John
Dorothy
Daha Electric
ORLA
Gunter
Sterling Salt and Pepper
Waltham
ELGIN
Second Avenue
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