Mrs Brown Is Honored
Local news notes Mrs Brown receives honors in a ceremonial event marking community recognition. Details of the honoring and affiliated organizations are not provided.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1956
Page
6
Local news notes Mrs Brown receives honors in a ceremonial event marking community recognition. Details of the honoring and affiliated organizations are not provided.
Eskrigge Crump was phcantied to on A hap Ht wil be to you who enjoy cards. The center pip on the ace of spades is larger than the others. In 16th century England card makers submitted the ace of spades to the government engraver to ensure the tax was paid. The queen of spades holds a kind of sword.
Mr and Mrs A S Vool move into a Birch Street home and Henon Pearce prepare to relocate on 836 Grant Street. Mrs J H Pressley returns to Dallas after visiting daughter Mrs Norman Harris. Mrs C A Moore comes home from Vanderbilt Hospital with a medical report. The column also notes hunting fishing business in Barretts Ferry Virginia run by two widows and a young woman, Ellen Hofmeyer, and family, with various relatives traveling or visiting in Georgia Illinois Ohio and Canada.
James Edward Bramlett and wife Gladys Ring Bramlett with sons Russell and Norman moved to Decatur in October after living in Montgomery Gainesville and Savannah. Russell eleven enjoys science and model planes while Norman seven is in first or second grade. Mr Bramlett, former Swift and Co office manager, enjoys golf. Mrs Bramlett is a pianist active in church choir. The family placed their letter at Central Methodist Church and Decatur locals welcome them.
Rice club program chairman introduced S. Paul Bryant who spoke on Birds and Conservation. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Strickland and Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Willoughby entertained recently with a dinner party in Cullman. The Rev. and others attended, sharing hospitality at the King Edwardte Cee restaurant setting.
Mrs L E Stone and Mrs A L Davies hosted a Bridge and Canasta gathering led by Mrs Johnson. Participants included Mrs Johnson as hostess with guests trading hands in a social afternoon.
Readable recipe snippet lists ingredients for a family dinner meatloaf with a Spanish flavored sauce. It includes butter, onion, celery, drips, a condensed celery can, drained peas, and sugar as components.
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