Cotillion and society meetings in Decatur notices
Multiple local club gatherings announced for Friday and January including the Cotillion Club initiation at Lyonstel Annex and Rainbow Girls assembly at the Masonic Temple. Also Pilot Club, Memorial Drive W S C S, Brindlee Mountain Culture Club, Oak Ridge W S C S, and related social and devotional programs detailed with dates, venues, and participants.
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Cotillion
Cotiliom Club
Lyonstel Annex
Masonic ‘Temple
Decatur
Order of the Rainbow
Sylvia Diane Smith Remains Home With Measles
Personal notes report Sylvia Diane Smith confined to her parents home at 1505 6th Avenue South this week due to measles. Other items note visits with sisters and relatives, a trip to Fort Meyer Florida and attending the Orange Bowl in Miami, plus pneumonia confined Johnny Power at 1908 Endlam Boulevard. Irene Dees returned from a trip to New York and New Jersey.
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Sylvia Diane Smith
Mrs
D. A. Smith
6Th Avenue South
George Seng
Fort,Meyer
Florida
Miami
Johnny Power
Endlam
Irene Dees
New York
New Jersey
Loriol Dorothy Dix Advice Column Highlights Family Money Conflicts
A married woman asks about a husband who gives money to his brother. Dorothy Dix says the wife has earned her share and that a husband may not waste the couple’s funds on relatives. She urges prioritizing the wife and home and warns against sacrificing the wife for family needs. A second letter questions parental choices on dating for two sisters in a rural setting. Dix argues parents should help daughters obtain marriages and suggests sending them to coeducational school or trade training to improve prospects.
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Miss Dix
Eden
No miracle to restore wife’s faith after betrayal
A reader asks Dorothy Dix about trust and marriage after betrayal. The response emphasizes that a fine bond is dishonored by infidelity and the wrongdoer must face the consequences of folly. Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Christmas Visits And Local Celebrations In Birmingham Area
Mr and Mrs Ray Hopper of Birmingham spend holidays with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Ted White and Mantel visit Upshaw relatives during Christmas. Cleo Skinner and children join with Junior Lawrence group guests near West Point. A shower for Mrs Del ton Holmes gifts at Mrs Waters home. The honoree received many gifts. Lonnie Self and Emily move into the community. Buel Hale family motored to Jasper Sunday. Leola Bowden Saturday night guest of Ed White and Manuel. Hubert White family visited Randolph county relatives. Shady Ann Ponder spent days with Ishmal Turner. Dora Rodgers ill. Vernie White family Sunday afternoon. Christine O’rear spent holidays with Carl and Christine O’rear. Emmett McDowell visited Battle Ground relatives over the weekend.
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Ray. Hopper
Birmingham
Ted White
Mantel
Upshaw
Cleo Skinner
Junior Lawrence
West Point
Delton Holmes
Weda Benefield
Waters
Satur
Lonnie -Self
Emily
Buel Hale
Jasper
Leola Bowden
Ed White
Manuel
Hubert White
Randolph ‘County
Shady
Ann Ponder
Ishmal- Turner
Dora Rodgers
Vernie White
Christine O’rear
Carl O'rear
Emmett McDowell
Battle Ground
New Strawberry Varieties Campbell and Cupertino Introduced
Davis California University of the West College of Agriculture announces two new strawberry varieties Campbell and Cupertino. They are expected to mature at different times to extend the growing season and are described as fresh market not specifically suited to canning or freezing.
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Davis
Calif
University of Wes 5 College of Agriculture
Gandy's Cove Community Notes and Local Visits
Farmers in Morgan County turn land and harvest pine timber for a new Childersburg paper mill set to begin soon. Weekend visitors to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Morris include Decatur and Athens residents and others from Falkville and Vinemont. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met January 2 with strong attendance, opening with My Faith Looks Up To Thee and a lesson on Japan Begins.
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Childersburg
J.C. Turney
Woodard -Clark
Linda
Carolyn
Frances Bathrope
Billy
Boyd Stringer
Sarah
Mary Alice Morris
King
Hartselle
W. M. Morris
Coss Woodard
Decatur
Edgar Kelley
Leslie
Athens
Billy Presley
Falkville
Bert Bates
Bert. Bates
Motter
Luia Monk
Vinemont
Local names listed for a community event.
Those present include Roland Rea Mrs D Ham Miss Co B Neill Mrs Claudie Kles Mrs Mildredge Scra W Morris Mrs Nora Mrs J J Dinsmore Mrs Thompson and Miss Lizzie Neill.
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Roland Rea
D. Ham
Co. B. Neill
Claudie Kles
Mildredge Scraw
M. Morris
Nora
J. J. Dinsmore
Thompson
Lizzie Neill
Heflin Farmer Dies in Auto Crash Heart Attack
Henry Stein a Heflin area farmer died in Anniston after suffering a heart attack while traveling by car from Anniston toward Heflin. Friends rushed him back to Anniston where he died on arrival at a hospital. He leaves a widow two daughters and three sons.
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Farmer
Anniston
Ala
Henry Stein
Heflin
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Rainbow Girls
Assembly
Pilot Club of
Bank Street
Memorial Drive
W.S.C.S
R. P. Thompson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
R. L. Baker
Ecclesiastes
L. H. Turttey
Turney
Ernest McDonald
Brindsfee
Brindlee
Ethel Royster
W. B. Lemley
O$k Ridge W
Oak Ridge Methodist Church
James Sybert
Bernice Sparkman
Violet Cook
Earl Legg
Lottie Mae Wynn
James West
Edward Singleton
Dennis Wallace
Olen Cooper
Hugh Townson
Ethel Wynn
Erby Thompson
Bradley Jones
Franklin Howell
Chester Walker
Arthur Glenn
Sterling Jones
Columbia
Tennessee
Dorothy DIX
Ther
Ting
Dix
Areiover
Princess
Kathryn Grayson
Jose Iturbi
Princess Theater
M-G-M
Find
Mario Lanza
Ethel Barrymore
Keenan Wynn
Cullman County
Jones Chapel
Eron White
Morgan County
Mrs. W. M. Morris
Drady Free
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Penney’s
Cretonne
C&c Penney’s
ePnney
Ironing Board
A. White
Penneys
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