Society Honorees At Steak Supper For Miss Barnes And Mr Lively
Social notes describe a steak supper at Mrs Loyd's summer home Gold Dust honoring Miss Phyllis Barnes and Mr Lloyd L Lively Jr whose September 3 wedding is planned. Forty guests dined on the porch and lawn with a three tiered wedding cake as centerpiece and guests in garden scene attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Barnes
Lloyd Lively, JR
Skeggs Crawford
John C. Bragg
Elmer Loyd
Miss Barnes
Cotillion Club to Meet July 8 at Lyons Hotel English Room
The Cotillion Club holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening July 8 at seven thirty in the English Room of the Lyons Hotel. Members should use the Bank Street entrance and all are urged to attend.
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Cotillion Club
Lyons Hotel
Bank Street
Personal Notices From Local Society Circle
Mrs A J Coleman returned Wednesday from a several weeks visit with Mr and Mrs Henon Pearce and son at their home in Greenville Mississippi Mr and Mrs G E Jackson Montgomery are the guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Perkins at their home on Grant Street Mr and Mrs Caswell Hayes have named their daughter born July 5 at Decatur General hospital Mary Dudley Mr and Mrs Frank Whisenant and daughter Judy are spending their vacation at Panama City Fla They will return home the latter part of the week Mrs Claude Rodgers Jr nee Jean
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Anderson
Miss Anderson
Bud Bryan
Ben Fowler
John Gross
Judy Spence
Jane Sarver
Marjorie Whitt
Mary Anne Bowers
Belle Mina
Panama City
Florida
Jean Lay
Camberly
England
Congregational Church of England
Wellesley College
Massachusettes
Fred Hunt
Canal Street
Columbus
Georgia
A. J. Coleman
Henon. Pearce and Son
Greenville
Mississippi
G. E. Jackson
Montgomery
Frank Perkins
Grant Street
Caswell Hayes
Decatur General Hospital
Mary Dudley
Frank Whisenant
Judy
Fla
Shoe care and foot health for daily wear
A health advisory urges regular self surveys of footwear choice to prevent aches. Podiatrists favor moderate high heels or Oxford style shoes with flexible soles, soft uppers, and proper last for good posture and reduced joint strain. When feet burn or corns appear, soak and massage with mineral oil for relief.
That Man with a Sleeveless Cable Stitch Sweater Pattern 943
Advertisement item promoting a year round sleeveless sweater pattern 943 by Laura Wheeler. Describes cable stitch design, sizes 34-44, with charts photos and directions. Offers 20 cents for pattern from The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept and 15 cents for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with 104 illustrations and beginner to expert designs.
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Laura Wheeler
Decatur Daily
P. O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Laura
Wheeler Needlecraft
Weighing marriage duties and love in Dorothy Dix style
A long dialogue on how husbands should match wives in affection and care. Dorothy Dix urges husbands to stay romantic, helpful, enthusiastic, and equal partners, or risk discontent. A reader offers practical wife advice and notes the strain of flirtatious husbands on married life.
Loss By Fire On Bangor Water Front Stuns City
A massive early morning fire along a quarter mile of Bangor riverfront caused about 1.5 million dollars in damage. Five fuel plants, a bus garage, and several storage buildings were destroyed as gasoline and oil drums exploded. Firefighters from five departments battled flames near the Maine Central Railroad sheds, with several firemen overcome by smoke but no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Maine Central Railroad
Dorothy Dix discusses cautious marriage behavior and vanity
The column notes wives must endure husbands’ flirtations as a social quirk, advising generosity and patience. Dorothy Dix explains she cannot answer readers individually but will address general problems through her column, released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fort Worth Adopts New Orleans Soap Ease
Mrs. W. W. Mays of Fort Worth praises New Perk Soap for brighter washes and dishwashing ease. She claims Perk leaves fabrics soft and saves one third on soap, boosting pennies in the piggy bank.
Disabled Soldier Robbed in Mobile on Convalescent Leave
A 25 year old disabled soldier, John D. Bryant, arrived in Mobile on convalescent leave from an Army hospital. He was slashed and robbed of $300, and his suitcase with Army and civilian clothes was taken by two white men as he walked toward his home. He was not badly hurt.
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Mobile
John D. Bryant
Bryant
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Joe D. Anderson
Mary Lou Dancy
Nettie Dunlap
Cullman
Pas
Order of Eastern Star
State of
Alabama
Masonic Temple
Decatur
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 15
Legion
T. A. Smith
Second District
American Legion
First Christian W.ms
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Ernest McCulloch
Morgan Pearson
John Aldridge
McCulloch
Pearson
Mabel Akers
Rainbow Girls
Decatur Assembly No. 26
Order of the Rainbow
Leola Clark
Robert Davenport
Kentucky
Eva Clark
12Th Avenue West
Leola
Franklin
W. D. Sewell
Billy C. Stewart
Nashville
Tennessee
Chicksaw Ave
Beth Perkins
Joan Stumpf
Chattanooga
B. R. Ross
Ruby Jones
O. J. Shepard
W. B. Loosier
Garland Roberts
J. A. Sibils
Gadsden
Barney Rickenbacker
Jack Cothren
G. E. Clayton
Birmingham
A. L. Clayton
Neave
G. R. Hundt
Jean
Tex
New York City
Rush Hart
Arlington
Texas
A. L. Handley
Philip Gilchrist
T. P. Gilchrist
Paul H. Dobbs
Highland Baptist Hospital
Margaret
Marjorie Mills
M. E. Edwards
Charles J. O’rear
Austinville
Flint Road
Lee Damsky
Milton Yarbrough
Williamsburg
Virginia
Nantucket
Rhode Island
H.D. Greer
Mrs
Sim Lovelady
Rochester
Minnesota
Anne Bingham
Thomas C. Bingham
McNeill Apartments
Frank C. Brown
Murdock Apartments
Helen Bynum
Courtland
Isabel Kinneth
Macon
Fred S. Hunt Sr
Padget Sound
Constance Meyer
Canterbury Gardens Dept
Seattle, Wash
Shortcake
Cotillions
Claude Rodgers, Jr
Helen Follett
Griffin Jewelry CO
Haviland China Fostoria Glassware
Wallace—Gorham Towle
Reed and
Barton
Princess Theatre
H. Ryan Appliances & Furniture
East Moulton St
Miss Dix
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Frigidaire
Bank St
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