Local church and society circles meet Monday afternoon
Society notes list a Bible study class at First Presbyterian with Mrs John W Jones teaching at 3 PM. Martha and Mary Guild, Southside Baptist and several church circles plan meetings Monday and Tuesday at 3 PM with various hostesses and locations including the pastorium and 610 East Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
John W. Jones
First Methodist Missionary
A. J. Harris
J. W. Cunningham
L. O. Stout
James Duncan
Leo Wright
East Vine Street
First Presbyterian Auxiliary
A. A. Jones
Secretary of
Foreign Missions
Margaret Liston
J. H. Calvin
Earle Calvin
Phillip Pointer
W. O. Watson
Baptist Women Host Circles In Home Meetings
Central Baptist Church circles entertain in multiple homes Monday starting at 3 p.m. Kathleen Mallory circle meets with Mrs. James Allen Smith Judson circle with Mrs. D. F. Green Mother Malone circle with Mrs. F. Ik Chenault and Mary D. Simpson circle with Mrs. A. G. Danforth Mrs Mack Brothers hosts the Saturday Culture Club on February 2 at her East home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Central Baptist Church
Kathleen Mallory
James Allen Smith
Judson
D. F. Green
Mother Malone
F. Ik’Chenault
Mary D. Simpson
A. G. Danforth
Mack Brothers
East Vine Street
Zetomen Club Meeting and Baptist Association Report
Zetomen Club meets next Tuesday at 3 p m in Mrs A M Richards home on Sherman street. Morgan County Baptist W M A Association opens at 10 a m with devotions by Rev Jesse Ray and reports from 1984 officers and goals for 1935. Officers elected include P H Sandlin superintendent J T Nelson assistant one R A Betty Burleson young people's leader Wyett Barnes mission study chair I L Hardin to Mary Howell scholarship coelens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zetomen Club
A. M. Richards
Sherman Street
Morgan County Baptist W. M. A. Association
Jesse Ray
C. W. Knight
P. H. Sandlin
J. T. Nelson
R. A. Betty Burleson
Wyett Barnes
I. L. Hardin
Mary Howell
Coelens
Lake Norris
White Cross
Reid Sherard
Prince Jones
H. H. Ash
J. A. Howle
Fred Batley
J. D. L. Burns
I. W. Meyers
J. W. Entrekin
Eva Berry
Bethel
Falkville
Blue Springs
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Decatur
A. T. Hanson
Mary D. Simpson
Una Merkel Praises Showers Over Baths For Refreshment
The article profiles Una Merkel praising brisk showers as superior to baths due to cleansing and a body massage. It notes many women prefer showers for time savings and offers a home method to perfume skin using a DIY shower mit with soap, lavender, rose petals, and orris root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Glad
America
Una Merkel
Hollywood
Una
Nail care tip for dry brittle nails
Jessie advises massaging warmed olive oil into the nail bases nightly to improve dry brittle nails and condition them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Miss Glad Offers Beauty Pamphlets By Mail
Editor notes Miss Glad provides pamphlets on The New Figure Beauty Culture and related care topics. Readers must mail self addressed stamped envelopes with 10c for each pamphlet and 2c for each care article, with a stamped return envelope for personal questions to be answered in her daily column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Glad
Michelson Plans New Store Opening in Decatur
Max Michelson of Merigold Mins announces a March opening at the Grant Street Second Avenue corner formerly Thompson Drug Co. Remodeling starts immediately with new fixtures and decor. F L Jones runs men’s wear. Mrs. Michelson heads ladies wear. store will offer children’s merchandise and shoes. The public may help name the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Michelson
Merigold
Mins
Grant Street
Second Avenue
Thompson Drug Co
Board of Registrars Now at Courthouse
Tomorrow at Decatur Gospel Tabernacle features two Bible study sessions starting 2:00 p m Genesis chapters 24 and 25. Rev. Joseph A. Gomes leads the 8:00 p m afternoon service on Created in Christ, followed by a 7:00 p m prayer service and 7:30 p m evening service with Passport to Hell as the sermon topic. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Gospel Tabernacle
Bible School
Joseph A. Gomes
Gomes
Hell
Tabernacle
Kaiser looks on as Nazi drive to crush monarchy continues
In Holland on January 3 1945 Wilhelm the Second the former German Kaiser who will be 76 tomorrow watches the Nazi government intensify their campaign against remaining monarchism in the Reich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Holland
Wilhelm
Reich
Weekend guests and local notes from the community
Katharine Spradley of Birmingham and Mrs. Nabors' relatives plan weekend visits with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pointer. Miss Sarah Bloodworth remains sick at home on Johnston Street. Maurice Sparkman of Corinth visits relatives for the weekend. Roy Odom, Lion Oil Sales Co agent, returns from Memphis after the company meeting. Mrs. J. H. Branum starts to recover at home after several days illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Spradley
Birmingham
Sarah Bloodworth
Johnston Street
Maurice Sparkman
Corinth, Miss
Roy Odom
The
Lion Oil Sales Co
Memphis
Tenn
J. H. Branum
Officers Elected By the Ladies' Aid at St Pauls Lutheran
The Ladies' Aid at St Pauls Lutheran Church elected officers for the year. Mrs Henry Clark became president with KE Town as vice president, George Norwood as secretary, and R F South as treasurer. A report on Italian mission work in New York and New Jersey by Rev A Messina was read. The next meeting will be February 28 at Mrs Henry Clark's Grant Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
EH. Christianson
Grant Street
Henry Clark
KE. T. Town
George Norwood
R. F. South
New York
New Jersey
A. Messina
High Officials Discuss Magazine Article Fallout
Secretaries Ickes and Cummings and General Farley met with President Roosevelt to review their views on a magazine article episode. An authoritative source said the three discussed the matter at a cabinet meeting yesterday, but details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Cummings
Farley
Roosevelt
Personal News From The Week
The column lists local residents with updates on travels illnesses and visits. It mentions Mrs Will Wyker recovering after surgery at Mayo Brothers Infirmary Rochester Minnesota and notes several other residents including Mr and Mrs John Patterson Miss Jane Patterson Mrs A A Jones Mrs Herman Whaley Judge and Mrs Thomas Knight and Misses Nabors and Patterson preparing weekend visits and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wyker
Mayo Brothers Infirmary
Rochester
Minn
H. D. Greer
Wyker
Thomas &. Knight
Selma and
Montgomery
J. H. Calvin
Soviet Ambassador Seeks U.S. Bond Issue for Debt Settlement
Soviet Ambassador Alexander Troyanovsky in Washington says he hopes a Soviet American debt settlement can be reached and is weighing recommending to Moscow that a bond issue be floated in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander Troyanovsky
Moscow
New Officers To Be Installed Sunday Service
New officers are to be installed in the church service tomorrow morning. Ernest Seibert is Sunday School Superintendent along with trustees W. F. Fricke and Er. H. Buettner. Service begins at 10:80 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Seibert
W. F. Fricke
Er. H. Buettner
College Days Observed Sunday At Athens Church
Athens College leads Sunday events at First Methodist Church in Athens with Dr E R Naylor delivering the sermon and the college glee club providing music. Dr Guy Snavely of Birmingham Southern College was to preach but will be unable to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
First Methodist Church of
Athens College
E. R. Naylor
Guy
Birmingham Southern College
Baron Max Von Matthiens renounces title to become citizen
In Pittsburgh on January 3 the individual known as Baron Max Von Matthiens renounced his title in a naturalization hearing and became a United States citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Max von Matthesius
United States
Ann Adams Winter Pattern 1944 Dress Feature
A fashion notice on a versatile home dress with casual collar and inverted sleeve pleats. Describes fit lines yoke gathers and kick pleat opportunities, with a gay print urging wearers to be seen. Pattern 1944 offered in multiple sizes with illustrated instructions and pricing. Order details include 15 cents single or 25 cents pair patterns via The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West ‘7Th Street
New York City
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Miss Whaley
Martha and Mary Guild
Dorothy ‘Whaley
Southside Baptist Announcements
Southside Baptist Church
Betty Cloud
R. A
Freeman Landers
G. A
J. D. Pickens
First Baptist Circle
Frances Jones
First Baptist WM
W. C. Bailey
ST. John’s Guild
St. John's Guild
B. P. Wallace
Ferry Street
Westminster
Woman's Auxiliary
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Central Methodist
Ira F. Hawkins
H. M. Priest
Lethel Smith
Rufus Warren
Goidel
MRS. Brothers
Busi
Ness
Decatur Cafe
Bank Street
Lesser’s
John Ballas
Carl Arantz
Coterie Club
Evelyn Hefner
Julia Bingham
Jessie Mae Montgomery
Oak Street
Amy Lowell
Frances Nungester
Helen Rauschenberg
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Michelson
Grant-Second Ave
Board of Registrars
Kaiser
Mrs
Jack Doss
Else
Greta Henckel
Bruno Hauptmann
Cecelia Barr
John Patterson, Sr
A. P. IL
Auburn
East Walnut Street
Herman Whaley
Jane Patterson
Herbert Hauk
Robert Nabors
Max
Gardner’s
Wave Hop
Grant Streets
Rdea
Commercial Printing Department
Rison’s
Garrison’s
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
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