Ed Mack tops Alabama Field Trials at Courtland
Ed Mack led the shooting dog stake with Warhoop Bud, while his son handled Ed O Neals four year old pointer. Stanton Warhoopers captured second place. Marion Brodnax of Birmingham took third. Bi Hembree and wife Doodle Rosson also showed in all age. results were not known at press time.
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O’neal
Warhoop Bud
Stanton Warhoopers
Marion Brodnax
Birmingham
Bi Hembree
Union Springs
Doodle (Rosson
Cullman
Mrs Meredith Woodall Heads to National BPW Meeting
Mrs Meredith Woodall departs for Washington to attend a national Bureau of Public Welfare meeting and luncheon where she will share information. The event includes a luncheon featuring the First Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottie
Meredith) Woodall
Washington
BPW
White House Cookery 1893 edition mentioned
Annie Bean Lee notes a printed 1893 cookbook titled White House Cookery by Emma Frances Voris and invites the public to view it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bean Lee
White House
Emma Frances Voris
Greer Couple Marks 50th Wedding Anniversary Florida Trek
Hugh and Mary Greer celebrated their 50th anniversary by taking an annual sun seeking trip to Florida. They were joined by Mary and Elmer Loyd for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Mary Greer
Florida
Mary
Elmer Loyd
NFMC to Stage Parade of American Music in February
National Federation of Music Clubs will stage a month long Parade of American Music during February featuring symphonies small instrumental ensembles choruses operas college music groups and radio and TV stations. The NFMC has presented a thousand dollars for an endowed seat in the National Cultural Center in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Music Clubs
NFMC
National Cultural Center
Washington
Local housing swap and new builds along Magnolia area
Jane and C A Culver purchased the Goodwins house on Stratford while Mrs Hudson Sheats bought the Culvers home on 417 Oak. The area near Magnolia and Dogwood Lane features many new wooded homes as Huntsville and Decatur are poised to meet at the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
C. A. Culver
Chet
Ruth Goodwin
Stratford
Alabama Garden Club names nine new National Council Accredited Flower Show Judges
Alabama's Garden Club announced nine new National Council Accredited Flower Show Judges including Mrs. John Collier and Mrs. Newton Powell. Also noted, Mrs. R. E. Moore in Tuscumbia and a brief item about the Lawrence Jacksons at Gov. Wallace's inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Garden Club
National Council
John Collier
Newton Powell
Tuscumbia
R. E. Moore
Powell Rides with Morgan County Club
Sally Jo Powell was seen riding with Morgan County's MC club, supporting local riders and events at the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Sally Jo Powell
Inaugural Parade Highlights Local Figures Return Home
Sally Jo serves as county Maid of Cotton in the parade while Joyce Giles and Johnny Giles return from a trip to New Orleans. Phyllis Sidebotham back from a duty trip to North Carolina visits Betty and John Setzer.
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Sally Jo
Joyce
Johnny Giles
New Orleans
Phyllis
Mrs. Norman) Sidebotham
North Carolina
Betty
John Setzer
Sally York Heads to California with Classmate Relative
Sally York accompanies a college classmate of her daughter Martha now Mrs. Louie Reynolds to West Covina California where the Reynolds family resides in a pale blue Cadillac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally York
Larry
Martha
Louie Reynolds
West Covina
Calif
Reynoldses
Local figures attend CPC meet at Diplomat in Hollywood
John Power and others from Missouri Houston and Rome attend a National Cash Register CPC 100 point meeting at the Diplomat in Hollywood Florida. Kay Beth resident 1401 Jackson St SE and the Tackett family from 2407 Elliott St SE are listed as attendees.
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John Power
Lucky Hound
Hollywood
Fla
The
Diplomat
National Cash Register
Kay Beth
Jackson St
Missouri
Houston
Tex
Gladys and
W. T. Tackett
Mary Kate
Dana
Walter
Tommy
Elliott St
Rome
Rayburn Roberson’s son promoted in Korea
The Rayburn Roberson family notes their son Rayburn has been promoted to private first class in Korea. At Hopewell the Country Club undergoes a full redecorating with a Garden Room new curtains and furniture and a new maitre d Nathan Tate. Chemstrand donation funds carpeting not yet laid. The Exec Club dinner was held Friday evening and upcoming events include County Mental Health dinner Thursday and Cosmopolitan lunch and bridge on the 29th with Sunday buffet dinners each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Nathan Tate
Chemstrand
Exec Club
County Mental Health
Cosmopolitan
Almanac notes and local tidbits from a rural Virginia page
A collage of farming schemes and household tips. Dairy unit claims to feed 40 cattle from 5000 dollars. oats in trays mature in seven days. Readers share plant care, book borrowings, moves, travels to Miami Beach and New York, and social notes from Hartselle to Virginia with mentions of individuals such as Mrs. Ed Garrett, Liz Hull, Bill Hull, the Beddows, and Evelyn Rice.
Book Gift Sparks Prize Mention in Local Exchange
Martha Wilds presented a copy of God Gold and Government by Howard E. Kershner who won first prize on part of it in a local competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Sam
Wilds
God
Howard E. Kershner
Printed Pattern M158 Spring dress pattern feature
The notice advertises Printed Pattern M158 a spring outfit with a flattering collar line and slimming skirt. It highlights fabrics in pastel checks or solids and notes sizes from 12 to 22 percent with a 358 yard 39 inch length. Orders cost one dollar plus ten cents mail, sent to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department. Next week a designer pattern by Oleg Cassini is promised.
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Martin Maron
Norman Rosen
Jersey
Dacron
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Oleg Cassini
Elizabeth Arden Unveils Sheik Lipstick and Matching Cosmetics
The beauty house leads with a Sheik lipstick and an entire matching line featuring cactus green hues to complement the bold trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Arden
Public Forum Letter From Harry Anschutz Highlighted
Reader calls for review of Harry Anschutz letter in Thursday’s issue urging readers to revisit the public forum item and consider the points raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Anschutz
Arkansas Baptist Quotation Captures Builder Debate
A W St. Journal item cites an Arkansas Baptist quote about an architect struggling with a prospective home builder. The exchange hints at friction over plans and options as the architect seeks a concrete direction.
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The
Arkansas Baptist
W.st.j
All-America Selections 1963 Garden Winners Named
Two zinnias one dwarf Thumbelina and a giant Firecracker lead five new vegetables named All-America Selections for 1963. Buttercrunch lettuce Emerald Cross cabbage Hercules squash and Greyzini summer squash join Executive Bush Snapbean with notes on growth, flavor, and disease resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co, Se
AP News
Garden Seed Industry
United States
Canada
All-America
Cornell University
Copenhagen
Man sketches home to match Vermont bought doorknob
The man asks about the house style and tells the prospect it must pair with an antique doorknob his wife bought last summer in Vermont. The exchange hints at a design challenge linking furniture to a home plan.
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Vermont
Diet Cola Sparks Weight Watchers Buzz
Colossal interest follows a new cola boasting minimal calories per ounce while promising no miracle diet effects. Observers say the drink could become a talking point for weight conscious consumers and diet trends.
Goren on Bridge Quiz Questions
Weekly puzzle from the Chinese Tribune presents eight bridge hands with specific holdings and bidding sequences. Each position outlines auctions from North to South and asks what bid is best, ending with a prompt to look for answers on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
Chinese Tribune
East South West North
Greyzini Squash Adds Flavor to Home Gardens
Rich orange flesh and long storage life. Matures in 82 days. All-America notes can be eaten raw as an appetizer or cooked. Best used 3 to 8 days after blossom drops when young and tender. A bush type variety suited for small home gardens.
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All-America
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Chatterbox
Courtland
Ed Bird
Ed Mack
Bank St
Lawrence Jacksons
Gov. Wallace
Jacksons
Rayburn
P.m
Virginia
Ed Jr
Garrett
John Palmer Cumming
White Pillars
Hartselle
Liz
Bill Hull
Rock Hill
S. C
Pete
Mary Beddow
Miami Beach
American College of Orthopedic Surgeons
Mary and
Russell Bolding
New York City
Ins. Co
W. St. Journal
Evelyn
Robert) Rice
Auburn
Johnny Dan
Jo Lawler
Athens
Gene Moore
Johnny
Patti Patrick
Rosalind
Reynold Porterfield
Middle East
Smiths
Elvis Smiths
By Norman Rosen
Garden News
Goren
Bama Homes, Inc
Decatur, Alabama
Sterchi’s
Sterchi's
Pianion
2Nd Ave
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