First Anniversary of Decatur Country Club Celebrated
The Decatur Country Club marked its first anniversary with a Saturday night cabaret in the Red Room from eight to midnight on January 29. Three hundred members and guests attended as Miss Jean Dupuy and Miss Joan Dupuy, Athens, and Leo Burch danced, with Dr. Walter Jones providing Hammond organ music. Proceeds will fund club furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Country Club
Jackson Vine
Quince Eddens
Walter Jones
Jean
Joan. DuPuy
Athens
Leo Burch
Phyllis Barnes
Jerry Wallace
Mary Stuart Terrell
Glenn Barnett
E. W. McLeod
W. D. Jackson
Frank Scroggins
Clyde Kimberlin
Lyle Hinds
Lloyd L. Lively
Arthur Jones
Wilson Orr
Frank. . Oakes
Fred Hunto
Tom Tramilton
Kermit, Pitt
John A. Caddell
Household Beauty Anne Adams Pattern 4918
Save time and your new hairdo with this button-up cotton pattern featuring ruffles. Sizes 12 to 18 with yardage details, illustrated instructions, and easy sewing notes. Send 25 cents to The Decature Daily Pattern Dept for pattern 4918, plus 15 cents for the Spring Pattern Book.
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Anne Adams
Decature Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Jdust
Atest
Shea, Suim
Suim
Morgan Girls Among Montevallo Graduates
Two Morgan county girls Miss Rayceil Whitworth of Decatur and Miss Betty Heflin of Danville are among Alabama College Montevallo graduates. Whitworth majors in Home Economics and is daughter of J L Whitworth of 229 Eighth Avenue West. Heflin, also a Home Economics major, is daughter of H L Heflin.
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Morgan County
Rayceil Whitworth
Decatur
Betty Heflin
Danville
Alabama College
Montevallo
Miss Whitworth
J. L. Whitworth
Eighth Avenue West
Miss Heflin
H. L. Heflin
Weekend travels and obituaries echo through town
Burn returned Sunday to resume studies after a weekend with homefolks. Perkins and son Frank Jr. attended the funeral of Mrs. Perkins' son in Notasulga. Austinville, Athens, and Memphis connections mark a sequence of visits, hospital news, and a funeral as residents share travels. George Jackson recovering from surgery in Birmingham. Cynthia O'Kelly funeral in St. Louis. Ginger Elizabeth Ennis born. Eddens family weekend visits and Ward Belmont School attendance noted.
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Burn
Perkins
Frank, Jr
Om Notasulga
Alabama
W. Miethmaier
Jack Riethmaier
L. B.hendon
R. B. Templton
Decatur
Lee Johnson
Hartselle
Memphis
Tennessee
Cynthia O'Kelly
St. Louis
Missouri
Donaldson Named For New Term As Postal Chieftain
President Truman nominates Jesse M. Donaldson for a new term as Postmaster General. The cabinet member with a fixed term, Donaldson stands to head the Post Office Department. Also named were Maj. Gen. Lewis A. Pick to lead Army Engineers and Maj. Gen. Eugene M. Foster to be Army chief of finance.
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Washington
Truman
Jesse M. Donaldson
Donaldson
Post Office Department
Senate
Lewis Andrew Pick
United States Army
Pick
Raymond A. Wheeler
Wheeler
John J. McCloy
The
World Bank
John B. Dunlap
Texas
Eugene M. Foster
Army
Second Marriages and Jealous Lovers in Dorothy Dix Column
Dorothy Dix addresses two reader questions about widower remarriage and a jealous 19 year old boyfriend. She advises that widowers often remarry to cope with loneliness and suggests choosing an older, longtime companion. for the 16 year old, she urges breaking off with the possessive, controlling partner and ending the relationship.
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Dorothy Dix
Death Takes Geo Lindsey Danville man to be laid to rest
Services for George W. Lindsey Sr. 71 lifelong Danville resident will be Tuesday at 11 am at Danville Baptist Church with Rev. D C Prince and Rev. Frank T. Smith officiating. Burial in Hartselle cemetery Peck of Hartselle directing. Lindsey known as Cap was a deacon and book keeper for Home Gin Co. Survived by wife Jessie Lindsey, daughter Mrs A F Dunlap of Shreveport, five sons Hugh Ige Jr Elliott James and Wilson, sister Sallie Briscoe, Leighton, brother J W Lindsey Hartselle, and 10 grandchildren. Active pallbearers include nephews Oswald Lewis Sims William Truman Lindsey and Marion D Briscoe. Deacons to serve as coroner pallbearers.
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George W. Lindsey Sr
Danville
Danville Baptist Church
D. C. Prince
Frank T. Smith
Hartselle
Peck
Lindsey
Decatur General Hospital
Cap
Home Gin Co
Jessie Lindsey
A. F. Dunlap
Shreveport
Hugh and
Ige Jr
Elliott
Gadsden
James
Grove Hill
Ala
Wilson
Jacksonville
Fla
Sallie Briscoe
Leighton
J. W. Lindsey
Oswald
Lewis Sims
William
Truman Lindsey
Marion
D. Briscoe
Dear Dorothy Dix on love and dating freedom
The column advises against submitting to a controlling jealous boyfriend and endorses dating other boys with his knowledge. It suggests a mature approach where a woman of eighteen experiences flirtation and playtime to gauge genuine affection, noting many wives found contentment after such experiences.
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Dorothy Dix
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Pin-Worms Warning Prompts Alert for Families
Recent medical reports warn that many children and adults may suffer pinworm infections without knowing it. Pin worms cause rectal itching and distress. Jayne's P-W tablets, created by Dr. D. Jayne & Son, claim to remove pinworms with simple, easy-to-take dosage. Consult your druggist for P-W treatment.
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Jayne
D. Jayne
Italian wallpaper origins traced to early 16th century
Researchers trace wallpaper development to Italy in the early 1500s, noting artistic patterns and techniques that influenced European decor. The finding situates wallpaper’s emergence amid Renaissance culture and craft traditions, highlighting regional workshops and trade links.
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Italy
Ways to judge and use cosmetics effectively
The article explains how women test and select creams by applying techniques and durations to see how skin responds. It notes varying needs by skin type, suggests tapping and patting for freshness, and advises nightly lubrication after cleansing, while acknowledging cost and packaging differences.
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Progressive Culture Club
D. C. Shaw
Jackson Street
Carolyn Long
W. A. Maner
Austinville Road
Betty Lee Johnson
Mathyleen McDonald
Virginia Miller
Marjorie Turner
Joan Nichols
Virgil Presswell
Destine Hall
Ronnie Maner
Ralph Evans
Betty Jane Walker
FE. J. Polhili
Stephens Chapter
the Daughters“ of the American Revolution
E. J. Polhill
Vine Street
Polhill
A. J. Coleman
Central Baptist Church
William Marti
Sherman Street
Paul Glenn
Ross Dublin
Foundation and Surtical NuBone Garment Co
A. C. Mann
Dick Still
John Braswell
Bobby_Trimble
Carl. Osborne
Lewis West
Bospy
Catlett
Raphael Thompson
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Che
Bessemer
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Morgan
Acklen Hall
Mr. Eddens
Maryleen Duncan
Mary Ann Catlett
Montgomery
Carolyn Finney
Louise Calmer
Virginia Lewis
Joe Humphrey
Nancy
Knoxville
Mary Alice Shows
Laverne, Alabama
W. R. Johnson
Johnston Street
K. W. Johnson
Auburn
Marjorie Aera
College Mt. St._Joseph
Ohio
St. Joseph
Rose Higgins
Indianapolis
Siena
Martha Frances Kilgore
East Walnut Street
Mary Williams
Duistin Roberts
Austinville
James Watkins
Flint
George Jackson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Birmingham
Thomas Ennis
Ginger Elizabeth
Baugh and Wiley Clinic
Brown's Ambulance
East Moulton Street
Fletcher Eddens
Mrs
Watkins Apartments
Ronald Eddens
Nashville
Ward Belmont
Miss Dix
Father
Norothy
Gwen
Death Takes
Geo. Lindsey
BATES
Calcutta
Wiewer
Verity
Mengel
Furniture
Hunter's
Bose
Helen Follest
RKO Radio Pictures
Jeff Donnell
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