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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1944

Page

5

Missionary Society Enjoys Splendid Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church met at Mrs. S. M. Thompson's Grant Street home with strong attendance. Mrs. Thompson, newly elected president, urged continued good work and devotional talks followed, including "The Lord's Prayer" by Alice Greenup and a talk on "Why Missions In Our Church?" by Erin Walker. The gathering ended with Mizpah benediction and refreshments. The Evangelistic Club prayer meeting at Ninth Street Methodist drew a large crowd. Circle One hosted a social hour and Mizpah benediction closed the session. The Decatur Cotillion Club plans its bi monthly meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Carnegie Library.

Thompson Alice Greenup Erin Walker W. S.C John McBride Kermit Pitt Bill Stone Josephine Taylor Ht. M. Stevenson

Budget crochet patterns offer simple doilies for home use

Doily patterns priced at fifteen cents each feature three designs in Pattern 899. The designs use minimal materials, with the largest taking less than one skein of string or two balls of No 30 cotton. Includes stitches and materials list plus a 32 page needlecraft catalog for embroidery knitting and home décor.

Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept Eighth Avenue New York N. Y

Battle seasoned by Minsk and Normandy shaping war’s end

Analysis notes Minsk victory and early Normandy gains as crucial to accelerating the war. Allied forces push from the west toward Caen and La Haye du Puits while Eastern front momentum develops. Local notices list residents visiting family in Tuscaloosa Collierville and Camden.

Minsk Normandy France la Haye du Puits Caen

War Meeting Highlights Honor In Huntsville Visit

Mrs Will David Lee and others traveled to Huntsville for a town meeting on the war effort where Will David Lee received an award from the suggestion committee led by Colonel Carroll D Hudson of Redstone Arsenal. Many locals and families reunite while relatives and friends travel for visits and assignments across Alabama and nearby states.

Will David Lee D. C. Ewing W. H. Lee Clarice Lee Huntsville Carroll D. Hudson Redstone Arsenal A. B. Markham and Sgt Freddie Markham Bobby J. S. Willerford R. H. McGuire Athens Ellen Marie Massengale South Tennessee Frank Ewing J. A. Hinds

Bingo Pattern 4821 Dress Accessory Pattern Ad

Pattern 4821 offers a half hat and pouch bag ensemble in junior miss sizes 11 to 18. Size 13 frock with hat and bag uses 3 1 2 yards of 35 inch material and costs 20 cents, with a larger page pattern book available for 15 cents.

Anne Adams Decatur Daily West 17Th St New York N. Y

Hair rinses and tricks entice beauty seekers in salons

The piece discusses the allure and varied rinses used in hair care from inexpensive salon services to home remedies. It notes peroxide final rinses for blondes, camomile teas for dull locks, blue rinses for white hair, and the cosmetic rinse trend introduced by chemists, with cautions about overuse dulling luster.

Adelaide

Pyle Describes German Gun Crews in Night Bombing Pit

The article details German gun crews at a night bombing pit. Crews receive telephonic orders from a commander, rest during lulls, and resume at dawn. Guns are checked for position, shells gathered, camouflage netting tied, and crews rotate shifts until daylight ends the attack.

America Mander

Love Prisoners and Martyrs in a Troubled House

Dorothy Dix counsels a 21 year old man trapped by a possessive wife to seek distance via travel work while noting married martyrs in love can become prisoners. The column also offers blunt views on college doubts from an 18 year old and ends with a prayer from a child to divorced parents.

Miss DIX Dorothy Oixx Dorothy DIX

Not one of 233 million letters sent overseas lost

The Army and Navy report that none of the 233 million letters sent overseas have been lost. This statement underscores the postal security and efficiency of wartime communications.

Army and Navy

Leg Lore and Makeup Patches for Even Night Wear

A fashion note advises using metic stockings at night and notes they won’t rub off in bed. It suggests temporary patches for daytime makeup, recommends removing a spot and restarting if possible, and keeping an extra liquid hose in your locker for convenience.

Leg makeup that won’t streak for summer wear

Beauty editor notes a range of leg makeup that resists sweating and staining clothes. High quality stockings remain costly but long lasting, while slighter thin formulas can be applied quickly without drying the skin.

Betty Clark

FDR Declines to Interfere with Draft Deferment Policy

President Roosevelt stays out of a Selective Service order banning deferments for medical students after July 1. He stresses the need to maintain national health and a sufficient supply of doctors, noting the importance of young, vigorous men for the war effort. Rep. Miller of Nebraska cites the issue in his letter.

Washington Roosevelt Miller

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Evangelistic Club Ninth Street Methodist Church Cotillion Club Decatur Cotillion Club Carnegie Library By Laiva Wheeler Leslie Doss and Son Bessemer J. R. Doss, Jr Tuscaloosa Mary Edna Weakler Charles and Robert McElroy Collierville, Tenn W. A. Hoppers Lois Hoppers Camden Ala Dick Hundley, Jr Texas R. L.-Hundrey Sue Clift Diana, Tenn Ada Wellbourn Birmingham Buddy Townsend Tulane University New Orleans Ben Fennell Maud Preuit Kathryn Leighton Kate Lile Earle Calvin, Jr Colorado Springs Col Earl Calvin, Jr Rayburn Neville Dallas J. S. Heggie, Jr Betty Branks J. R. Doss Floyd Smith Madisonville, Ky G. H. Smith Cincinnati Ohio J. R. Truitt Mary Ellen Smith Mrs. Truitt Edna Holland Decatur General Hospital Wesley Holland Bob Gadsden Miss Edna Holland Katherine Hoppers Washington, D. C Bessie Peach Lydia E. Pinkham Goidel Sherrow’s Helen Follett Paris Alice Faye Pyle England The Bell Syndicate Loyd’s Carmen PEKOE Moye Lucille Risch FDR Goode & Morae Furniture O Ona Avenue BELK Batistes Dimities Newfoundland U. S Coca-Cola Company Decatur Coca-Cola Bottling Company Coca-Cola
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