Bride-Elect Miss Vicki Rogers Honored At Tea
Miss Vicki Rogers bride-elect of Truman Sandlin was feted at a tea hosted by Miss Joye Posey and Miss Joan Thompson at Thompson home. Red and white Valentine colors set the theme with carnations white pompons and red heart cakes. About 40 guests attended as Rogers wore a red brocaded satin dress and received a corsage of white pompons with red hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Thompson
Oliver T. Rogers
Vicki Rogers
W. J. Sandlin
Joye Posey
Miss Rogers
Truman Sandlin
Valentine
Danville HDC Officers Re-Elected for 1963
The Danville Home Demonstration Club re-elected officers for 1963 including Mrs. James Teague as treasurer and Mrs. Jimmie Stephenson as recreational leader. Mrs. Arthur Lee presided at the meeting in Mrs. J. D. Garnett’s home and members approved charity contributions to the March of Dimes Heart Fund and Cancer Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Home Demonstrate Club
James Teague
Jimmie Stephenson
Tillman Reid
Frank Martin
J. D. Garnett
James Ward
Arthur Lee
Raymond Compton
Morgan County Teachers Association
Heart Fund
Ted Swan
Lucille Hawkins
Lee
White births increasingly occur in hospitals
About seventy percent of all white births take place in hospitals, reflecting a trend toward institutional delivery and medical supervision during birth. The statistic highlights shifting practices in maternal care and utilization of hospital facilities for childbirth.
Camellia Show Set for Weekend in Tuscaloosa
Final plans outline a two day Camellia Show at Tuscaloosa Senior High School with an indoor outdoor garden entry, art exhibit, student performers from local and university art groups, and prize judging for best blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Eastwood Junor High
Art
University of Alabama
West Alabama Art Association
Tuscaloosa High School
Emil Raab
University of Alabama Music Department
Kathy Raab
Joan Curry
Don Raab
John Boles
Junior Welfare Association of
American Camellia Society
Alabama Camellia
Ornamental Horticultural Department
The
Extension Service
Auburn University
Troy Keeble
James Buttram
H. B. Thornhill
Twilight Garden Club Meets at Linley Home
The Twilight Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Fred Linley’s home with Mrs. Bob Duke presiding. Treasurer’s report by Mrs. Streeter. secretary to serve term by Mrs. Duke. Visitors welcomed. nominating committee appointed for new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Club
Twilight Garden Club
Fred Linley
Bob Duke
T. L. Streeter
Jack Ray
Robert Agee
John Hurgeton
C. C. Ashby
Martin Fleming
W. R. Glasco
Agee
Fun reversible print pattern 4699 for misses sizes
New reversible pattern 4699 offers one side print and one plain side with light bright color options. Easy sew with sash. includes missies sizes 10 through 20 and size 16 in 234 yards 39 inch fabric. Send 50 cents, add 10 cents for first class, to Anne Adams pattern dept Decatur Daily New York address.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Local residents relocate and travel for study and events
Mr and Mrs Robert Howard move to Durham NC for graduate work at UNC while Mrs Howard works at Duke Library. Mrs Price Wright visits Florence. Lela Wright returns home for holidays. Virginia Hall to Howard College to act in Goodby Mr Chips. Rainbow Garden Club meets in Hartselle with antique talk. Residents attend Governor Wallace inauguration. students return home for holidays. local figures visit Auburn and Cotaco areas for events.
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Robert Howard
Tuscumbia
Durham
N.C
Howard
The
University of N
Price Wright
Florence
Lela Wright
Florence State College
Preston Brown
W. G Hall
Virginia Hall
Howard College
Robert Orr
van Glasscock
Hartselle
Montgomery
Gov. Wallace
Promenaires Plan Festivals After Weekly Square Dance
Promenaires Square Dance Club met at the American Legion Home with about 35 members. President Bob Duke announced the Tennessee Valley Festival in Huntsville hosted by the Merry Mixers and the Chattanooga Choo Choo Festival set for January 26 27 in Chattanooga. Afterward Mr and Mrs Carroll Ashby hosted a Penny Lane party with finger foods and coffee. One guest Mrs Cassell from Georgia attended.
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Promenaires Square
American Legion and Auxiliary
Bob Duke
Tennessee Valley Square
Couple To Live In Connecticut Tie The Knot
Mr and Mrs Herbert E C Weeks of Falmouth Massachusetts announce the marriage of their daughter Elinor Weeks to Jimmy Rex Prince son of Mr and Mrs D S Prince of Pensacola Florida formerly of Rogersville Alabama. The double ring ceremony was in Decatur on December 27 with Mr and Mrs Ray Speegle as attendants. Elinor grad Lawrence High School Massachusetts and school of Dental Nursing in Boston served as secretary to the personnel manager of the Laboratory for Electronics in Boston for two years. Prince an electrician's mate of the submarine Thomas A Edison based in Groton Connecticut graduated Lauderdale County High School Rogersville Alabama and trained at San Diego Windsor Locks and the nuclear power school in New London Connecticut. The couple will reside in New London after his four month Scotland tour.
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Herbert E. C. Weeks
Falmouth
Mass
Elinor Weeks
Jimmy Rex Prince
D. S. Prince
Pensacola
Fla
Rogersville
Decatur
Ray Speegle
Lawrence High School
Massachusetts
School of
Dental Nursing
Boston
Laboratory
Electronics
Prince
Thomas A. Edison
Groton
Conn
Lauderdale County
Ala
San Diego Calif
Windsor Locks
Nuclear Power School
New London
Scotland
1963 Needlecraft Catalog Offers Smocked Accessories
A 1963 catalog promotes a needlecraft show with over 200 designs for knitting crochet sewing weaving embroidery quilting and smocked accessories. It advertises Pattern 7247 with 61 pieces forming hexagons and triangles and offers a free pattern with a 25 cent request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
A bridge analysis of today’s four spade contract. West’s defense is praised for accuracy while declarer’s flawless technique yields the win. The play unfolds with careful ruffing, discards, and trump management to protect the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deuce
West
Altho
Declarer
East
Queen of Hearts
South
Eva Home Demonstration Club Hosts January Meeting
Eva Home Demonstration Club met at president Mrs Cleo Alexander home. Mrs Alexander opened with thoughts for the day. Mrs Oden gave devotion and Mrs Woodruff led the pledge. Secretary treasurer report by Mrs Livings ton. Members to obtain information from County Board of Revenue on road signs. Club voted to aid a family with a lengthy illness. Yearbooks distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Home Demonstration Club
Cleo Alexander
Lay Greenhill
Livingston
County Board of Revenue
February Hostess Named for Livingston Club
The record notes hostesses chosen for each month and that refreshments were served to the 12 members present. Mrs. Livingston will be February hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
North Dakota Ranks Second to Kansas in Wheat Crop
North Dakota holds the second position in the wheat crop ranking behind Kansas, reflecting its comparative production with Kansas leading the nationwide output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Kansas
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