Auburn University Winter Concert Series Opens With Organ Recital
Auburn University announces a winter quarter music series at Langdon Hall and other venues featuring Dr. Wayne Moore organ recital at Auburn Methodist Church on Jan 17 at 8 15 p m with no admission The line up includes Edgar Glyde violin Albert Singerman piano Hubert Liverman piano Joseph Rawlins tenor and the AU Orchestra and Brass Ensemble with conductors Glyde Walls and Rosenbaum scheduled through March 14 8 15 p m each event All recitals and performances are part of the Auburn music department and are broadcast on Alabama Educational Television network
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Auburn
Auburn University
Wayne Moore
Auburn Methodist Church
Edgar Glyde
Albert Singerman
Hubert Liverman
Joseph Rawlins
Langdon Hall
Auburn University Orchestra
Union Ballroom
Music Hall
Bill Walls
Music Department
Maureen-Rosenbaum
Wiliam Tamblyn
Auburn University Concert Choir
Auburn University Brass Ensemble
Brenda Ollis
A Proram
Trombone Music
Birthday for Sandra Godbout on January 13
Sandra Godbout daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Godbout celebrates her first birthday January 13. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Godbout and Mr and Mrs Wheeler Davis of Florence.
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Sandra Godbout
Dennis Godbout
George Godbout
Wheeler Davis
Florence
Surprise party for Promenaires host marks club week
Fred Linley received a surprise birthday party at the Promenaires club meeting. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bender. Western Style Dancing graduates join the club on Jan. 15. Sonny Terry new member. Jan 14 basic round dance class led by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Remy at Pett Dairy Hospitality Room. TV Square Dance Association board meets Jan. 16 at Bentley Restaurant.
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Fred Linley
Promenaires
Bill Hicks
Dave Bender
Sonny Terry
Ed Remy
Pett Dairy
Tom Whittle
Tennessee Valley Square Dance Association
Bentley
Personal notes from Montgomery and Florence social visits
Mrs. John Sosa and son Jim my Cotton of Montgomery visited the Greines while Mrs. Sosa formerly lived in Decatur. Little Mary Janice Norman is home bound with chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nakaniski of Florence vacation with Mrs. Samuel Turner and Mrs. Raymond Norman. Mrs. Hollis Fisher recovering from surgery at Decatur General Hospital. Mrs. J M Harmon improving after extended illness. Jessie Pickett at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital recovering from pneumonia. Ultrasonics noted as sounds beyond normal hearing range from 15 to 15 000 cycles.
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John Sosa
Jimmy Cotton
Montgomery
Bill Greene
Sosa
Decatur
Ralph Nakaniski
Florence
Samuel Turner
Raymond Norman
Hollis Fisher
Decatur General Hospital
Jessie Pickett
North St
Baugh-Wiley- Smith Hospital
Mrs Harmon Honored At Farewell Luncheon
A farewell luncheon was held Tuesday at the Witcher home on Greenwood Drive for Mrs. William Harmon as she moves to Orlando Florida. Co hosts included Mrs. C A Witcher and Mrs. O B Tyler with 1965 Newcomers Club board members in attendance. The table featured red roses and a menu of Crescent rolls with ham Parisian casserole almonds lime and creme cheese salad and a key lime pie.
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Witcher
Greenwood Dr
William Harmon
Orlando
Fla
C. A. Witcher
O. B. Tyler
The
Newcomers Club
Tables Reserved for JSL Charity Ball In Decatur
Decatur Junior Service League charity ball reservations open Monday January 17 from 9 30 a m to noon. Mrs James Bloodworth will handle bookings contact 355 5105. Tables for 10 or 12. Tickets due to committee before January 17. Ball January 21 dress optional.
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Decatur Junior Service League
James Bloodworth
League
Women’s department rules on weddings and engagements
The paper outlines submission rules for wedding stories and pictures. Wedding notices must arrive five days before the event. late items are shortened or rejected. Engagements should be reported at least one month before the wedding. pictures must be glossy and recent engagements of previously married women are not run.
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Women’s Department
One vote kept Culver-Stockton College open
In Canton Missouri the Culver-Stockton College faced closure twelve years ago as enrollment plummeted. A decisive board vote to stay open reversed the trend and today enrollment is at a record high with many faculty holding Ph Ds and a multi million development program underway.
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Canton
Culver-Stockton College
Spring Pattern 4665 Catalog Offer and Details
Joane Hales advertises Printed Pattern 4665 with 2 piece princess shape and scallop trim in pastel wool or crepe. Includes sizes 12 1 2 through 22 1 2, yardage 318 for size 16 1 2, 50 cent pattern price plus 15 cents postage, send to Anne Adams in The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept. New York address, request name address size and style number, catalog offers 125 top shapes and one free pattern clip coupon for fifty cents.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Garden Club Hears Trends in Decor
Town Creek Town Creek Home and Garden Club met in Florence at Lamar Furniture Co for a January talk on new furniture trends finishes and color decor with curtains. Members lunched at Barbers Cafe. Mrs Van Jones is moving to Columbia Tennessee and was feted with a going away coffee. Each member contributed a recipe to a cook book for Mrs Jones and they gave a waffle iron. Attendees included Mrs Russell Armstrong Mrs J R Knouff Mrs William Pettus Mrs Jones Mrs L L Abrams Mrs Carlton Brackin Mrs H W Crisler Mrs Albert Ferguson Mrs Sam Key Mrs W J Lee Mrs C M Roberson Mrs Roberts Mrs Ray Waldrop and Mrs W J Terry.
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Town Creek
Town Creek Home and Garden Club
Florence
Lamar Furniture Co
Barber’s Cafe
van Jones
Columbia, Tenn
Lonnie Roberts
Jones
Russell Armstrong
J.R. Knouff
William Pettus
L. L. Abrams
Carlton Brackin
H. W. Crisler
Albert Ferguson
Sam Key
W. J. Lee
C. M. Roberson
Roberts
Ray Waldrop
W. J. Terry
Taxes Collected in 12 Months Ended June 1965 Rise
State and local governments in the United States collected 51.6 billion dollars in taxes for the year ending June 1965, up 3.8 billion from the previous year, covering all major revenues.
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U. S
Sonia Tribble Celebrates First Birthday
Little Sonia Lynn Tribble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Tribble, celebrated her first birthday on January 13. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mardis of Town Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tribble of Madison, and the great granddaughter of H. T. Tribble of Madison.
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Iher
Sonia Lynn Tribble
Larry H. Tribble
Jack Mardis
Town Creek
Robert M. Tribble
Madison
H. T. Tribble
Mrs Ray Merritt Honored At Surprise Shower
A surprise shower for Mrs. Ray Merritt was hosted by Mrs. W J Bergman at 2308 Quince Dr SE. Guests included Decatur Vitro Wives Club members and friends from Decatur.
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Ray Merritt
W. J. Bergman
Quince Dr. SE
Decatur Vitro Wives Club
Deca
Men's Camellia Club Show Set in Pensacola Park Center
The annual Men's Camellia Club show will be held at Bayview Park Community Center in Pensacola on Saturday January 15 and Sunday January 16. Admission is free with indoor exhibits from 4 to 9 pm Saturday and noon to 7 pm Sunday. A ladies flower arrangements division and ribbons with 32 silver awards are planned. Exhibitors from various regions are expected. the event is sanctioned by the American Camellia Society with Mrs. William Matthews of Decatur serving as a judge.
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Pensacola
Fla
Bayview Park
The
American Camellia Society
William Matthews
Decatur
Aging Workers Increase Share in Full-Time Roles
About 1.5 million people aged 65 or older work full time, rising from 1.8 million or 11 percent in 1960 and 1.9 million or 15 percent in 1950. The trend shows a growing segment of seniors remaining in the workforce.
Christmas gathering includes coffee and cake after gifts
Guests from Tur and Hartselle enjoyed a festive holiday gathering with gifts opened and coffee and cake served afterward. The event brought neighbors together for a warm, post gift moment.
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Tur
Hartselle
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