Wesleyan Service Guild to Hold Advance for Christ Program
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Memorial Methodist Church met January 4 at Mrs Louis Osborne home. Plans were made for all members to attend and recruit new members for the Advance For Christ program January 10 at the church. Talks on cooperation in building a Christian America were given by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss Osborne
Wesleyan Service Guild
Memorial Drive
Memorial Methodist Church
Louis Osborne
Harold Lowry
Ally
Advance For Christ
Revelle Ferguson
Margaret Ann Yarbrough
Lowery
Morris Minor
Osborne
J. Smith
Lois Greenhill
America
Falkville Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
C. D. Boozer
H. D. Anders
Mrs. Anders
E. L. Drinkard
Miss Sarah Lichenstein Returns to Vanderbilt in Nashville
Miss Sarah Lichenstein resumes studies at Vanderbilt University after holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Max Lichenstein. She is a senior this year. Also back to Alabama Polytechnic Auburn are Miss Margaret Ann Norwood, Jimmy Norwood, and Harold Lichenstein returning to resume their studies. Several other students and family members are listed as holiday guests and travelers across Decatur, Birmingham, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Lichenstein
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tennessee
Max Lichenstein
Vanderbilt
Margaret Ann Norwood
Jimmy Norwood
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
J. N. Norwood
Ray Frederick
Lane
Homeolks
Harold Lichenstein
Mr. Lichenstein
And
Horace Dryden
Decatur
Martha Bailey
Lynchburg
Virginia
Kenterets Macon College
C. Bailey
Choosing Right Cosmetics Based On Skin Tone And Features
The article advises readers to evaluate makeup choices using reflection and judgment rather than choosing by prettiest colors. It notes that brunettes with brown eyes should choose delicate rose powders, redressing blushes fade, and suggests mauve tones for blue-eyed, white-haired individuals, while offering blending tips and the value of a skilled sales assistance.
Local social notes from Florence and surrounding areas
Residents and guests travel for weddings and visits. Florence State Teachers College students return to campus after holidays. Families and friends visit in Decatur Moulton Nashville New Orleans and Lynchburg while several return to studies and reassignments after vacations and events.
Local Social Roundup in Morgan County and Rocky Ford
Mr and Mrs Troy Cracker of Birmingham nee Roywallyn Bates spent Sunday with her uncle and aunt Rev and Mrs Addie Wallace. Miss Elvie Bedingfield stayed with her sister Mrs Rease Thompson in Huntsville. Marcus Wallace Brenda visited Andrew Edwards Ray Sunday afternoon. Etheridge Bates with family on business trip. Loyal Downs move into the community. Lou Callahan and Berta visited daughter Maggie Keeman in Dorrs. Cloud Pearson Stanford Callahan and son spent Friday with Etta Wallace and Grace Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Cracker
Birmingham
Roywallyn Bates
Addie Wallace
Elvie Bedingfield
Rease Thompson
Huntsville
Marcus Wallace
Brenda
Andrew Edwards
Ray
Etheridge Bates
Sonny
Lany
Sherry
Andrew Taylor
Loyal Downs
Lou Callahan
Berta
Maggie Keeman
Dorr
Cloud Pearson
Stanford Callahan
Etta Wallace
Grace Taylor
The American Adventure See The Daily Jan 10
A brief item from The Daily notes a featured American adventure story dated January 10, highlighting a voyage event and key figures involved, with emphasis on exploration themes and era context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eugene Balch
W. Y. Martin
Martin
Central Baptist Church
Balch
H. S. Sanderson
Curtis Oden
Gordon Taft
Judy Taft
Billy
Betty
Doug Martin
John Martselle
George Artselle
Cecil Julian
J. E. Chappell
Ernest Beard
Progressive Culture Club
Johnson
James Johnson
Walnut Street
John Peach
Ewell Gregg
W. P. Dozier
Anne Johnson
Austinville
Cotillion Club
Lyons Hotel
Girl’s Society OF
Trinity Baptist W.M.S
May
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Trinity Baptist Church
H. H. May
Edward O'Neal
Paul McRae
Community Mission Commit
Tee
Flint
China Fund
Annie Armstrong
Betty Lyle
Thomas Terry
L. E. Bagwell
E. R. Humphrey
Lyle
Rainbow
Order of Rainbolow
Masonic Temple
North Alabama
White Shrine OF Jerusalem
North Alabama Shrine No
E. B. Rainey
Marion Rainey and Sons
Led
Allan
Cleveland
Georgia
John L. Speake
J. W. Cochran
Olive Street
Elizabeth Eich
Decatur Senior High School
Eason Shumaker
Chicago
Illinois
Genna Wood
John Wood
Decatur General Hospital
Jackson Street
Richard Parris
Spotswood
Julian Bibb
Cincinnati
Ohio
Su. W. Wyker Sr
Bruce Henson
Mrs
Harvey Pride
Robert Donnelley
Beaumont
Texas
John C. Bragg
Dr. Greer
Grant Street
Rex Poll
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mobile
Helen Bynum
Courtland
William A. Craft
Mary Lou Bell
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Louis Bell
Gene Lentz
Carl Boley
Cumberland University
Lebanon
Peggy Collier
St. Petersburg
Florida
Billy Jones
Fort Worth
T. Jervis Jones
R. w.Orr
Wilson
FE. W. McLeod
John Wardlow
J. E. Lindsey
Gadsden
Wardlow
John Hartselle
Tommy Hartselle
Jolly
Ime
Helen Follett
Sally
Lukie P. Shaw
Luke Pryor
Florence
Ann Bradshaw
Craig
Henry A. Wilson
Tuscaloosa
Ecatur
Moulton
J. Wilson
Bankhead National Forest
Keith H. Clark
Maxwell Field
R. D. Clark
Danville Road
Pfc
Clark
Kadena
Okinawa
Hugh Newman
Ned
Stockport
Iowa
Henry Prinzhorn
Frank W. Oakes
Johnston Street
Ruth Sneed
Vivian Sheats
Gene Ratliff
John Lyle
Florence State Teachers College
Frank Stone
Carol
W. J. Duncan, Jr
Maryleen Duncan
W. J. Duncan Jr
Louisi
Morgan County
Rocky Ford
Ozell
Ana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkbam
Penney
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