Scout Leader Feted by Troop in Afternoon Tea
Girl Scout Troop 242 hosted a tea at Miss Marilyn Meyer’s home honoring Mrs. William Harmon a leader who will move with her family to Orlando Florida this week Mrs. Harmon received the tribute from fellow leaders including Mrs. Robert Brunton and Mrs. Charles Rankin The event ran from 2 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harmon
Harmon
Orlando
Fla
Marilyn Meyer
Robert Brunton
Charles Rankin
Misses Pattern 4556 Prine Helens-Most Beautiful Backwrap
Advertisement describes a Misses’ backwrap dress pattern 4556 in cotton linen, with waist insets and sash ties. Size 16 requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Pattern costs 50 cents, add 15 cents for first class mail. Send to Anne Adams The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept. 9243 West 17th St New York NY 10011.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Mrs Lovin Shares Ceramics History at Delta Kappa Gamma Meeting
Mrs Horace Lovin spoke on the history of ceramics at the January Delta Kappa Gamma meeting in the Pet Dairy Hospitality Room. She traced production from Biblical times and highlighted Meissen as probably the oldest European factory. The program included home and school ceramic techniques and a mold demonstration. New officers were elected with Roy Odom as president and a report on refreshments followed.
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Horace Lovin
Delta Kappa Gamma
Pet Dairy
Lovin
China
Europe
Meissen
Levin
Roy Odom
Larkin’ Yates
Elizabeth Houston
A. L. Cain
Lucille Wiggins
Hudson Peurifoy
W. T. Jordon
F. Parker
Unrivaled knit jacket patterns and Needlecraft catalog sale
Sizes 32 to 46 offered for warm knit jackets and sports casual wear. Pattern 7146 lists sizes 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 with pricing and mailing details to Alice Brooks in New York. Giant 1966 Needlecraft Catalog features hundreds of knit crochet designs and three free patterns. collectors quilts collection highlights patches from museums.
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Orion
Layelle
Alice Brooks
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
America
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
In a three no trump contract with South declarer South risks Overconfidence. West opened spades and North showed strength in clubs prompting a three no trump bid. South misplayed by cashing clubs and diamonds leading to a one trick defeat. If South had led diamonds first or clubs split better, twelve tricks possible.
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South
North
West
Declarer
Altho
East
Hair stylist Sassoon urges short bold cuts for women
Vidal Sassoon argues women should cut hair short to save time and enhance femininity. He notes his approach shapes each cut to bone structure and face contour, with quick maintenance every two to three weeks. Models praise the look while American clients hesitate.
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New York
Vidal Sassoon
London
Janes
Joes
America
Sassoon
New York Couture Group
Anna
Lenz
Munich
Judy Marsch
Copenhagen
Denmark
Kelly McKeown
Paris
Rome
Virginia Graham
Alabama Women to Attend ZTA National Meeting in Evanston
Two Alabama women will join the Zeta Tau Alpha National Council meeting next week in Evanston. Mrs. T. W. Schuessler of Florence and Mrs. Luther Callahan of Tuscaloosa will travel for the convention. Executives will gather at ZTA headquarters and campus events will honor officers from several states.
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Alabama
Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity
Evanston
T. W. Schuessler
Florence
Luther Callahan
Tuscaloosa
National Finance Committee
Schuessler
John G. McGehee
Decatur
Fraternity International
Adhen
Northestern University
Chicago
Zeta Tau Alpha
Dallas
Tex
Long Island
N. Y
Detroit
ZTA
Shamrock Hotel
Houston
Mary Jo Jernigan
University of Alabama
Helene Pointress
Auburn University
Janice Kay Lyda
Birmingham Southern College
Connie Elder
Samford University
Margaret Hodges
Athens College
Texas
William Zerman
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Zerman
Zeta Zeta
Mildred Ellen Dollar
Homemakers Club Meeting Led by Mrs Lott in Austinville
Mrs Lott hosted the Austinville Homemakers Club party at the Austinville Club House. Mrs Gil Johnson led a brief business session before passing leadership to newly elected president Mrs Robert Wilson. Mrs Johnson received a token of appreciation. The devotion was by Mrs James Shelton with prayer by Mrs P H Montgomery. Several games awarded prizes to winners led by Mrs Johnny McDougle. Secret pals revealed, new names drawn. Elizabeth Mays won the door prize. Mrs Lott served coffee and cake to 23 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Lott
Austinville
Lott
Personal items and Valley notices contact numbers
Call 353-4655 for personal items or Around the Valley notices. If no answer, call 353-4612 for contact.
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Gene Jones
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Huntsville
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Mobile
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Montgomery
Owen Meredith
David William Tapscott
James W. Tapscott
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