Society Notes of White River County Matrimonies and Gatherings
Miss Winnie Kathryn Hargrove and Mr. Marten Smith wed January 14 at the Crowe home with Rev. L. H. Knight officiating. The ceremony featured wine crepe attire and a single attendant, with plans to reside in Decatur. The issue also lists multiple Baptist and church society activities, circles, meetings, and a golden wedding anniversary at the Lessor home along with a long roster of attendees and social events on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargrove
Winnie Kathryn Hargrove
Marten Smith
Pat Crowe
L. H. Knight
Martha Spence
Everett Powell
Smith-Whitt
Decatur
James Allen Smith
Central Baptist Church
Williams Schwantes
Carl Green
Kenneth Heigler
A. D. Herring
H.N. Murphy
C. G. Meadows
Virgil Harris
Felix W. Wood
Carlton Keaton
W. K. Fort
A. A. D. Watterson
Lola Shannon
Clifford Morrison
Tommie Smith
J. J. Dean
Mabel Mayfield
Tom Williams
Clifford Knight
Miss Smith
Frankie Smith
West End Baptist c
Mrs. Campbell
Canal Street
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Campbell
Jewell Cox
J. L. Cox
Jasper
Alabama
Party Honours Mary Elizabeth Rice
A local gathering honored Mary Elizabeth Rice as the guest of distinction. The event celebrated her contributions and marked a warm community tribute with neighbors and friends in attendance.
Shine in the Eyes and Daily Grooming Advice
Helen Follett urges women to lubricate eyelids with a light oil, apply proper makeup, and avoid overusing powders and dry shampoos. She promotes skin care, hydration, exercise, and daily bathing, while criticizing outdated grooming methods.
New Cotton Use Hailed as Road Binder Questioned
Washington hear ings before the House appropriations subcommittee reveal doubts about cotton fabric as a binder for bituminous roads. Thomas MacDonald cites 400 miles of tested surfaces with limited promise while noting uses in curing concrete roads and stabilizing slopes. FE Kelley says no clear advantage over non cotton materials in roads or airport runways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Roads Administration
Appropriations
House
Thomas MacDonald
The
Roads Administration
MacDonald
Highway
F. ‘Kelley
Birthday Celebration for Mary Elizabeth at Mrs Rice's Home
In the afternoon guests including Mary Ann Bagley Mary Caudiil Barbara Brooks and others gathered around the dining room table to sing Happy Birthday to Mary Elizabeth as a large cake was lit and served with ice cream and candy favors. A Baptist Conference was announced for Central Baptist church at 2 p.m. Thursday with Miss Mllen Cabér from Montgomery presenting to cradle roll leaders and department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rice
Mary Ann Bagley
Mary Caudiil
Barbara Brooks
Mary Ann Catlett
Betty Hendon
Mary Jean Baugher
Marlene McBride
Fredna Stone
Kathleen Lively
Betty Grimsley
Carolyn Pinney
Austeen Taylor
Mary Elizabeth
Baptist Conference
A. Baptist Conference
Central Baptist Church
Decatur
Mllen_Cabér
Montgomery
Local Legion conference highlights social events in Montgomery
Mrs Parl Williams attended Thursday's American Legion Conference in Montgomery along with Mrs Ingold Timberlake for the state mid winter conference. Social events included a Bouvaire Country club dinner in honor of the national president Mrs Doris Corwith and state officers, a luncheon at the Armory, a Legion Home dance, and an afternoon tea at the Governor's Mansion. Stella Evans of San Francisco visits and others travel between Wilson-Dam Rochelle Park and Johns Hopkins research work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parl Williams
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Montgomery
Ingold .Timberlake
Bouvaire Country Club
Doris Corwith
Armory
Legion Home
Governor’s Mansion
Frank Dixon
Emil Cotcher
Rochelle Park
N. J
Wilson-Dam
Baltimore, Md
Johns Hopkins University
Morgan County Florette social notes from Decatur area
Local residents from Falkville Wadley and Decatur visit friends and relatives Friday to Sunday. Names include Siimmerford Gurley Quinn Bartlett Briscoe Vincent and Gurley families with trips to Hartselle Florence Nashville Huntsville and Princeton Indiana. Illness operations and recoveries noted among several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Siimmerford
Bobby
Joe
Falkville
J. Earl Gurley
Bettye Earle
Floyd Quinn
Wadley
G. ©. Vincent
Earl Gurley
Betty Farle
Decatur
Harold Waugh
A. V. Suarratt
Daughster
Willie Mae
Charles Sloan
Princeton, Ind
Sun‘Gay
Make This Model At Home Lighthearted Kiddie Pattern 4373
Pattern 4373 by Anne Adams offers a springtime dress for children with scalloped front waistline panels and optional contrast fabrics. Short puff sleeves or caps with fringe and potential ruffled panties. Pattern 4374 covers sizes 4 to 12. Requests 15 cents per pattern and 15 cents per pattern book, with combined price 25 cents when ordered together from The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anne Adame
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