Children’s Theater Boosts Imagination and Citizenship
A community leader argues for children’s theater to educate future theatergoers, broaden imagination, and support academic learning. She cites University Players, touring groups, puppets, and ballets as ways to engage the public and notes a suitable venue seating 700 to 800.
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Women’s Calendar and Wedding Announcements Policy
The Sun calendar items require a call by the preceding Thursday for events while personal notices accept calls 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Other women’s notices run 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the department is closed Saturdays. Wedding stories must be submitted five days before the wedding and engagements must have at least one month between announcement and wedding.
Mrs Slate speaks on modern fabrics at Cotaco Club
Mrs Darlene Slate of Chemstrand spoke to Cotaco Literary Club at Mrs J T Nelson's home. She demonstrated Acrilan and nylon fabrics and discussed hang and care. Paul Pitcock introduced the speaker as program chairman.
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Darlene Slate
Chemstrand
Cotaco Literary Club
J. T. Nelson
Slate
Paul Pitcock
Programmnd
L. R. Jacks
Misher Almon
F. L. Corbin
F. O. Smith
E. E. Hargrove
Nelson
W. A. Thomas
J. D. Galligan
0. B Smith
Oak Grove Home Demonstration Club Plans February Meet
Mrs Wayne Mizell hosted the January Oak Grove Home Demonstration Club meeting with Mrs Bernard ar a presiding. Devotion was led by Mrs Mizell and Mrs Ervin Armor as Miss Carolyn Thorn helped finish 1963 yearbooks. Members voted to continue aiding a child at Partlow Hall.
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Wayne Mizell
Oak Grove Home Demonstration Club
Bernard Ar
Ervin Armor
Carolyn Thorn
Partlow Hall
Walter Hall
Revelle Ferguson
Billy
Ferguson
JSL Holiday Bazaar Tops Twelve Hundred Dollars in Decatur
The Junior Service League reports 1215.00 dollars raised by the Holiday Bazaar to fund children’s programs in Decatur. Plans include language classes, a cultural concert series for schools, and a spring Birmingham Civic Ballet Nutcracker performance. A Charity Ball on February 22 at Decatur Country Club with a Colonial Days theme proceeds toward league goals.
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John Eyster
Ways and Means Committee
Junior Service League
Decatur
Birmingham Civic Ballet
Frank Keown
Robert Miller
Decatur Country Club
America
Lonnie McDaniels
A. D. Preston
Art Scholarships Open To High School Seniors
A contest by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and Hallmark Card Co invites all 1963 high school seniors to submit works themed “The American Vision” in oils water colors pastels or mixed media Entries must be sent by April 1 1963 with Hallmark awarding 600 to the three national winners and 100 to the Alabama state winner Local seniors should contact their art instructors or write to Huntsville organizers for entry blanks.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hallmark Card Company
Gustav Goetsch
St. Louis
National
GFWC
Hallmark Cards
Alabama
E. B. DeVault
Sherwood Drive
S. E
Huntsville
Miss Lovin Presides At Service Guild Meeting
Miss Clio Lovin presided at a Wesleyan Service Guild I meeting of Central Methodist Church in the church parlor. She opened with a meditation and closed with a prayer urging Wednesday evening sessions on the arm of compassion study.
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Durham Circle
First Methodist Church
W. L. Dennis
Summerlane
Wesleyan Service Guild
Edna Holland
Johnston St
First Christian Cwf
Oak Ridge
WSCS
Earl Morris
Central Methodist Wscs
Clark Circle
Clara Cortner
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Clio Lovin
Wesleyan Service Guild I
Central Methodist Church
Miss Lovin
Compassion
B. M. Cuthrell
R. L. Hamilton
Missionary Education
J. W. Harper
Sallie McCall
Hamilton
Charles Clark
Ws&s
Mrs Legg Hosts WSCS Meeting and Leads Study
Mrs Luther Legg hosted the recent Methodist WSCS meeting and conducted the session. A letter on foreign supply offerings was presented, and members voted to donate at the next two meetings and to begin a churchwide prayer study led by Edwin Puckett in March. Mrs Virgil Wallace gave the devotion. Howard Lazenby led the program with a study on handicapped people titled who cares. Thirteen people attended and refreshments followed. the second study part is set for January 24.
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Neel
Luther Legg
Methodist
WSCS
Edwin Puckett
Virgil Wallace
Howard Lazenby
Gift Wise at 816 Bank Street Promotes New Merchandise
Gift Wise sends readers to Atlanta to scout the Merchandise Mart and preview trends and ideas while filling special orders. A big new shipment of house wares arrives with items like bottle stoppers copper molds and Mouli graters. The Daily serves Decatur and area readers, with a note on access and hours.
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Atlanta
Merchandise Mart
Revere
Tennessee Valley
Decatur
Athens
Bank Street
Church
LaFayette Streets
Pilot Fish Helper to Sharks Scatters Food Debris
The pilot fish, common in tropical seas, travels with sharks and releases pieces of food which the shark then scatters in the water.
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Women’s Department
Promenaires Square Dance Club
Mrs. Slate
Cotaco Club
Oak Grove HD
Mark Downs
BATES
Sunshine Club
Wade Jacobs
Doug Tuten
Ernie Spivey
B. W. Henderson
East Decatur Sunshine Club
JSL Holiday Bazaar
Mittee
Daren Easter
A. J. Coleman III
Tom Bingham
Lester Smith
Richard Williams
T. R. Scales
Wildwood Drive
S.E
Afwc Arts
Altrusa Club
Lyons
American Legion and Auxiliary
PTA
Trellis Garden Club
Richard Dowdy
Seton Ave
Decatur High School
Beta Sigma Phi
F. G. Tucker
Pennylane
Church St
Happy House Shop
Grant Street
Service Guild
Sham
Frank
Toone
Ceramic Supplies
Lovin’s Ceramics
Second Avenue
Penneys
the Annivyerss
DeLano
D’ortega
E. Moulton St
Penney’s
Dallas
Miami
Los Angeles
New York