Christmas Dinner Enjoyed by White Way Pure Milk Staff
Employees and guests of White Way Pure Milk gathered Tuesday night for a three course Christmas dinner at Cornelian Court Hotel. J A Deck gave the invocation and John H Jones Bill Swanner Dock Loyd Melvin Case and T A Kelley spoke on year end results and plans. Bud Winton led carols with C K Timberlake at the piano. Mrs Ester Hambrick distributed gifts from the illuminated tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Pure Milk Company
Cornelian Court Hotel
J. A. Deck
Emmett Barran
Mr. Barran
John H. Jones
Bill Swanner
Dock Loyd
Melvin Case
T. A. Kelley
Buddy Winton
Luther Tucker
C. K. Timberlake
Ester Hambrick
Personal notices of ill kin and holiday visits across Alabama towns
Mrs Charles H Johnson of Birmingham travels to Decatur to be with her critically ill father J W Bray at Decatur General hospital. James Teirney of Cleveland arrives to stay with Bray. P C Pete Cavnar is critically ill at home as B B Cavnar of Montgomery and others keep vigil. Counts Vaughn and families visit Mount Hope to see J A Counts and Jim Dunkemmer. J W Riddle and son Larry visit W A ann, then Robert Riddle and son Bobby return to Cartersville Georgia after Christmas with Edwin Davidson Sr family. H L Ogle and sons Charles Hugh Marion T Burke R F South and Marguerite South join Christmas at Charles Burkhart home in Hanceville with James Godfrey and son James Jr. J E Chappell visits George Martin in Cullooka Tennessee. Johnny Hampton of Sheffield spends Christmas with relatives.
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Charles H. Johnson
Birmingham
J. W. Bray
Decatur General Hospital
James Teirney
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Riddle
Bobby
Cartersville
Georgia
Edwin Davidson
H. L. Ogle
Charles and
Hugh
Marion T. Burke
R. F. South
Marguerite South
Charles Burkhart
Hanceville
Holiday visits span several states and families
Mr and Mrs Carol Smith and family are with relatives in Greensboro for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Horace Dryden leave today for Tuscaloosa to visit Mrs Drydens mother. Lee Deal spends Christmas with relatives in Albertville. Mr and Mrs George Perry enjoy a few days in Scottsboro. Seaman Robert Norwood arrives from San Diego to spend Christmas with his parents. Fred Trimble of Detroit and Bobby Trimble a student at A P I Auburn spend the holidays with their mother Mrs Claude Trimble.
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Carol Smith
Greensboro
Mrs. Horace Dryden
Tuscaloosa
Mrs. Dryden
George Perry
Scottsoro
Robert Norwood
San Diego
California
Mrs
Edward Norwood
Fred Trimble
Detroit
Michigan
Bobby Trimble
A. P. I. Auburn
Claude Trimble
Weather delays snow fall plan in St. Petersburg
Unfavorable weather again halts The Evening Independent project to create artificial snow. Cloud formations prevent Bob Leon, former air force pilot, from sprinkling dry ice pellets to produce snow as in Tuesday’s attempt.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Evening Independent
Bob Leon
Air Force
Steam turbine and windmill share the same operating principle
A steam turbine works on the same basic principle as a windmill converting fluid flow into rotational energy. Steam or wind drives blades that turn a rotor, producing mechanical work and, ultimately, electricity or propulsion.
Speer Siamese twins die in Indianapolis after birth
The Speer twins, joined at the heads, died on Christmas Day 27 days after birth at Indiana University Medical Center. Doctors ruled separation impossible due to shared brain tissue. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Speer, of Bedford, anticipated any possible chance, and the malaria note at end appears as stray text.
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Indianapolis
Speer
Edward Speer
Bedford No
Indiana University Medical Center
Donald Casely
Medical Center
Mrs. Speer
Speers
Matlania Carrying Mosquito Bites at Night
The mosquito, carrying matlania, typically bites during night hours and hides away in daylight.
Tips for Skin Care to Maintain a Good Complexion
Practical advice on daily cleansing massage and moisturizers for skin health. Emphasizes clean skin, daily soap, proper water temperature, and use of cosmetic cleansing pastes and creams. Describes massage techniques, three minute treatments, and weekly complexion packs with kaolin mud and mineral oil or hazed oil for oily skin.
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Imix
Moulton Business District Expands North and East
Moulton's business district is growing north and east from the old town square. Tom Corum, who delivered the third deed, plans to develop two square blocks into commercial property as demand rises. Recent sales include land to R. W. Carter for an ice factory and to Tennis Sanderson for a livestock sales barn.
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Moulton
Tom Corum
Corum
Wiam
R. W. Carter
Tennis Sanderson
Mr. Carter
Welfare Dept Delivers Christmas Baskets To Over 40 Families
The Welfare Department with Boy Scouts distributed Christmas baskets to more than 40 needy families. Donations from the Lions Club churches and local merchants filled the boxes with canned goods fruits candy clothing and toys.
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Welfare Department
Boy Scouts
Lions Clung
Christmas Party Highlights North Alabama Sunday School
Mrs Paul Turner hosted a Christmas party for her children's Sunday School class at her Decatur highway home. Activities included games and carols, with gifts and snacks like popcorn fruits and candies. Attending children listed include Lloyd Stamps Leon Goodlett Martha Goodlett Linda Turner and others.
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Paul Turner
Decatur Highway
Lloyd Stamps
Leon Goodlett
Martha Goodlett
Linda Turner
Linda Berrette
Billie’ Day
Martha Sue Hardin
Anthony Turner
Joe Killingsworth
Jane Mitchell
Carol Anne Mitchell
Bonnie
Columbus
John Dutton
Moulton
Wren
Richard Lewis
Geneva
James Miller
Ted Weatherwax
Auburn
Atlanta
Perry Shumate
Wanda Coffey
Massey Business College
Birmingham
Harold Jones
Ed Cammack
Bush
Hartselle
Tollison
Hoyt Turner
Peace Plate Recipe for Quick Saturday Meals
A thrifty dinner idea combines baked meat squares with peanut butter and milk for a simple bake. Serve with baked potatoes and a light salad, followed by applesauce cobbler. Also notes biscuit options and bread storage tips.
Dear Dorothy Dix on a family business with mother in law
Dorothy Dix warns that mixing a husband wife mother in law and a teenage helper in a new grocery restaurant is a high risk venture. She advises treating the mother in law as a paid employee with a definite salary and clear duties to avoid role conflicts and friction.
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Dorothy DIX
Bobby -Soxer
Bobby-Soxer
Language All His Own In Price Texas
A Bank of Moulton teller tells a humorously odd tale from Price Texas about a Black man who signed a check and then asked for a pencil labeled spoiler after realizing a mistake. The anecdote illustrates quirky behavior observed while people conduct daily business.
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Bank of
Moulton
Dear Miss Dix Advice on Handling a Difficult Habit
A letter asks how to manage a baby and household vows while avoiding strife. The advice notes tact and self restraint as keys, urging the writer to think before speaking and to stay silent if unsure how others would react.
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Miss DIX
Christmas Gift Ideas For Boyfriend by Dorothy Dix
Dear Dorothy Dix offers practical gift ideas for a two year couple. She suggests a book a game two or three monogrammed handkerchiefs a scarf or a magazine subscription as affordable options. She advises avoiding expensive gifts and warns against giving a necktie.
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Dorothy DIX
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Louis Bennett
Thelma Brackin
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Order of Rainbow
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Effie Moore Burks
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Joe S. Elliot
D. L. Allen
Claude McRae
Knox
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Donelson
Branch Horton
Greenbriar
Anne Braden
Washington
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J. E. Horton
Withers Peebles
Mooresville
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Charles .Murphy
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John H. Peebles
Ma. E. Horton, Jr
R. W. Anderson
E. P. Garrett, Jr
Hill
Goidel’s
Hallmark
Caddell Drug CO
Elizabeth Arden
Lucien Lelong Yardley
Marcelle
Tabu
P. C
Pete) Cavnar
B. B. Cavnar
Montgomery
P. C. Cavnar
Guy Counts
Porter Vaughn
Mount Hope
J. A. Counts
Jim Dunkemmer
J. W. Riddle
Larry
W. A. Ann
James Godfrey
James Jr
Gadsden
E. L. Thompson
J. E. Chappell
George Martin
Cullooka, Tennessee
Johnny Hampton
Sheffield
Wurlitzer
Hammond Electric
Capehart & Magnavox
Radio & Phonograph
E. E. Forbes & Sons
Second Ave
Ala
Betty Turney
Cotaco High School
Morgan County
Turney
W. W. Turney
Somerville 2
Lee Deal
Albertville
Helen Follett
Richard Hadnut
Moulton News
the Bell Syndicate
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Price, Texas
Office Outfitters
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Clardy
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Grants
Second Avenue
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