Flynn Talks Vocational Education and Local Plans
Joe Flynn, assistant director of the Tennessee Valley Trade School, spoke at the City of Opportunity Civinette Club on vocational education history and its importance. He noted plans for more Alabama trade schools and urged Heart Fund Drive door to door help. Civinettes sponsor a child at Partlow School in Tuscaloosa. refreshments were served after. More than half of U S tobacco products are produced in North Carolina cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley Trade School
City of Opportunity Civinette Club
Flynn
Civinettes
Partlow School
Tuscaloosa
The
U.S
North Carolina
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1964
In a Goren bridge column the hand shows North South vulnerable with East deals. West leads queen of clubs after a diamond cue bid and the defence defeats declarer s three no trump while South tries to split hearts to reach nine tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicaso Tribune
East South West North
West
Declarer
East
South
North
Duplicate Bridge Winners at Hospitality Room event
First place went to Mrs. F. A. Simmons and Hugh L. Ogle at Tuesday evening duplicate bridge games hosted by Pet Diary Co. Two second place teams were Mrs. William E. McCormick with Bill Dallman and third went to Mrs. L. N. Lumsden with Mrs. Whaley. Tying for fourth were William McCormick Enoch Poole and Mr and Mrs Wendell Brennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet Diary Co
U.S
F. A. Simmons
Hugh L. Ogle
William E. McCormick
Leighton
Bill Dallman
L. N. Lumsden
Whaley
Cullman
William McCormick
Enoch Poole
Wendell Brennan
Decatur
Duplicate
WCTU Meeting Highlights Juvenile Reform Debate
WCTU met at Mrs. J T Nelsons home with Judge Lewis H West as guest speaker. He outlined Alabama and Morgan County efforts to provide facilities for delinquent youths, noting a lack of options for under 12 and praising Chalkville for Negro boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. T. Nelson
J. E. Blair
Lewis H. West
Morgan County
West
Alabama
Birmingham
Child Haven
Selma
Chalkville
T. K. Lewis Jr
League of Women Voters
American Legion
Wilson
Banks Streets
Guy Wallace
Pattern 4569 Misses Blouse Variations For Skirts
Jewelry neck basic blouse with six smart variations for misses sizes 10 through 20. Includes mailing details for pattern 4569 and instructions to order Anne Adams patterns from The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept. Also offers a Spring-Summer Catalog with a free coupon for one design idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Paper panels bring architectural interest to interiors
Designer Douglas Semonin showcases award winning wallpaper panels that imitate woodgrain and cane panelling to add depth and character to rooms. The three part system fits diverse sizes with a dado crown and ceiling molding, aiming for trompe l oeil effects and flexible placement in dining rooms living rooms bedrooms doors and screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Interior Designers
Douglass Semonin
Douglas Semonin
Semonin
Lemonin
Louis W. Bowen
Embroidery Color Fastness Advice From Laundry Institute
Mrs. Anne Sterling of the American Institute of Laundering warns embroiderers to use the same type thread for a washable tablecloth to avoid color variation after washing. She recommends boiling thread with white material to test color fastness before sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Sterling
American Institute of Laundering
Knit stay-on slippers pattern and craft club ads
Advertisement from The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. promotes Pattern 7033 for knit stay-on slippers sized 4-6 7-9 10-12 with bells and pompons, price 35 cents. mail requests to Alice Brooks in New York. Also touts 206 Handicraft Hits 1964 catalog and a deluxe quilt book with 16 patterns, prices 25 and 50 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Valley residents report varying medical and family events
Charles Bradley recuperates at home after minor surgery at Decatur General Hospital. Mrs. Jack Ray undergoes plastic surgery at St Vincent's in Birmingham and rests in room 2411 with her mother at her side. Charles Gunthorp spent Wednesday in Loretta Tennessee on business. Fayetteville Tennessee couple Diemer Lamb visit for grandson Richard Diemer christening, son of Luke Pryor and wife. Kathy Farrer will have surgery at Baptist Hospital in Scottsdale Arizona, daughter of John and Kathy Farrer university student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bradley
Decatur General Hospital
St.Vincent's Hospital
Birmingham
Robert M. Thomas
Diemer Lamb
Fayetteville, Tenn
Richard Diemer
Luke Pryor
Kathy Farrer
Baptist Hospital
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale, Ariz
Farrer
University of Arizona
John Farrer
Antiques Talk At Courland Valley BPW Meeting
Mrs. Cora Ennis of Hillsboro spoke on antiques and displayed items from her private collection during the Courland Valley Business and Professional Women's Club meeting at Hillsboro home of Mrs. Mack Vinson. A talent show planning committee was formed for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland — Valley Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mack Vinson
Hillsboro
Cora Ennis
Decatur Bpw Club
Fred Terry
N. B. Smith
Stanley Kracke
James Bradford
Bud Slaton
Don Parker
Roland Cross
Roy Coffey
Pete Dewberry
Club Meetings at Oak Grove Home Demonstration Club
The Oak Grove Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Paul Bauer’s Limestone County home for the January session. President Mrs. Albert Gey led devotions and the group closed with prayer and singing. Year books were finalized and plans set for a January 31 chicken stew to fund club house tables. next meeting February 19 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Paul Bauer
Limestone County
Albert Gey
Eldren Knight
Bauer
Gey
R. L. Ferguson
Fred Bumpus
Cotaco Club Appoints Committees At January Meeting
Cotaco Literary Club named committees at its January session led by president Mrs. Floyd Corbin. Appointees included Mrs. F. O. Smith, Mrs. Guy Wallace, and Mrs. J. B. Hurst for committees. Mrs. Paul Pitcock, Mrs. Rufus Warren, and Mrs. H. B. Norwood formed the program group. The gathering at Mrs. J. B. Hurst’s home featured cohosts Mrs. J. T. Nelson and Mrs. Wallace, with cake and coffee for members and two guests, Mrs. H. D. Casey and Mrs. Dowlin Poff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotaco Literary Club
Floyd Corbin
F. O. Smith
Guy Wallace
J. B. Hurst
Paul Pitcock
Rufus Warren
H. B. Norwood
J. T. Nelson
H. D. Casey
Dowlin Poff
Rotate Sheets Advice From Consumer Relations Director
Mrs Anne Sterling of the American Institute of Laundering urges rotating bedsheets to extend life. She says place freshly laundered sheets on top of the linen stack and use the bottom sheets first to reduce creasing and fiber wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Sterling
The
American Institute of Laundering
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Batiste
Antonio Castillo
Paris Couturier
Zacari Ltd
Joe Flynn
David Pennington
William Gann
Goren
Industrial Finance Corporation of
East Moulton
Huntsville
South Side Square
Holmes Ave
N.E
WCTU
Lanna Holos
By Vivian Brown
UP News
A@ce Brooks
Lowber
19Th Ave
S.E
Jack Ray
Charles Gunthorp
Loretta
Tenn
Mrs. Ennis
Cotaco Club
Mrs. Lazenby
Glidden Paint Center
Decatur Shopping Center
Cole Slaw
the den
Betty Michelini
Martha Howard
Danville Road
Carridale Street
Casuals
Oxfords
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