Cook MItcham wedding in Atlanta
Mrs. James Mason Mitcham announces the marriage of their daughter Eleanor Elizabeth to Mr. John Robert Cook on Friday July 12 1946 in Atlanta. The report covers auxiliary Circle One meeting at Mrs. C. McClung and other society notes including honors for Miss Mary Anne Blackwell and local PTA and club activities.
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Cook-Mitcham
Atlanta
James Mason Mitcham
Eleanor Elizabeth
John Robert Cook
Gaz
Blackwell i
Mary Anne Blackwell
Camp Winnastaska
Ala
Civinette Club
Greystone Cafe
Robert McRight
Louis N. Parker
Colonel Stoopnagle
Stretching Sugar Turns Ice Cream Smoother and Richer
A vintage recipe notes using Junket Rennet Tablets to make a custard base for ice cream. It details dissolving rennet in water, mixing light cream with sugar corn sirup and vanilla, then freezing the liquid, beating to a smooth mush, and refreezing to firm. The method suggests corn sirup can be replaced by sugar or honey and offers a free trial package of Junket Rennet Tablets from Chransen's Laboratory.
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Chransen's Boratory, Inc. Dept. Clsl
Little Falls
N. Y
Club Dialogues On Civic Project And Meeting Change
During the business session the club discussed sponsoring a civic project with no definite decision yet. Members voted to move monthly meetings from the third Tuesday to the second Monday each month and urged attendance at the annual picnic set for the second Monday night in August.
Mrs Mitchell Jr Hosts Friday Afternn Tea for Mother
Mrs Howard G Mitchell Jr entertains at home on Moulton Road Friday afternoon honoring her mother Mrs H G Mitchell Sr of Langhorne Manor Pa. She invites friends to the event.
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Howard G. Mitchell Jr
H.G. Mitchell Sr
Langhorne Manor
Moulten Road
Mrs J C White Returns from Gadsden to Beby at Son’s Bedside
Mrs. J. C. White has returned from Gadsden where she stays at the bedside of her son John Felix White who is unwell.
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J. C. White
Gadsden
John Felix White
Unc
Gift embroidery patterns for monogram linens
Bride gift idea features His and Hers Mr and Mrs monograms to decorate towels sheets and pillows. Pattern 866 shows 12 motifs with sizes given. Send twenty cents to Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. for pattern and catalog in 1946 edition with 112 illustrations.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
N. Y
Protection in Warm Weather
In the heat the piece advises using cosmetic armpit preparations to curb excessive sweating and odor. It emphasizes following directions, daily bathing, vigorous brushing, frequent clothing changes, and airing garments to prevent odor. It warns that sweat contains chemicals and dry residues can cause odor and social ostracism.
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Hygeia
Plumpie
Calil Ma County Mt Vernon Area News Notes
Mr and Mrs Billie Morgan and Bettye returned from Mississippi after visiting relatives. Jack Sterling went to Birmingham for medical treatment. Gloria Braswell recovers from an accident injury. Kermit Barnnett joined the Lyric cafe in Cullman. Horace Russell hosted a barn dance for the young people. O R Lancaster family and Paul Hamiltons visited Berwrence County relatives. Orville Woods visited Rev Joe Thompson and family. Linda Gail Braswell improves after illness. Fay and Wrynell Parks visited homefolks.
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Billie Morgan
Bettye
Mississippi
Jack Sterling
Birmingham
Gloria Braswell
Kermit Barnnett
Lyric Cafe
Cullman
Horace Russell
O. R. Lancaster
Paul Hamilton
Berwrence County
Omer Braswell
Orville Woods
Joe Thompson
Linda Gail Braswell
Fay and
Wrynell - Parks
Pleasant View and Surrounding Social Notes from Eva, Alabama
Rev. J. L. Wheeler led services at Pleasant View. Local families hosted and visited relatives from Decatur, Cullman, Scottsboro, Florence, Pell City, Jasp er, and Birmingham. Weekend guests included Bagwells, Dobsons, Turners, and the Lindlers. a July 11 birthday dinner honored Rev. B. F. Turrentine with attendees from Falkville Hartsel e Lawrence County and Tampa Florida.
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J. L. Wheeler
Pleasant View
Jimmie Adams
Decatur
Robert Adams
Home Demonstration Club
Little Jerusalem
Cullman
Edron Childers
Scottsboro
E. H .Childers
Joe Smith
Jasper
W. L. King
Pell City
Maude Patrick
Louis Bagwell
The
University
Bagwell
Phem Adams
Tennessee
del Dobson
Dobson
Adams
Cephas Turner
Awger Cobb
Willard Casey
Indianapolis
Ind
Rayburn Douglas
Birmingham
Joan Varin
Plumer Frost
Hartselle
B. F. Turrentine
S. R. Long and Son
S. R. Jr
Falkville
Brooks Lindler
Eva
J. L. Bell
Norma Jean
Conrad Bell
Lawrence County
Lester Bell
Tampa
Florida
A. J. Legg
Tra
Local social notes and visits listed around city hospitals and towns
The column records visits and travels of residents and guests. Names include Mr. White at Holy Name of Jesus hospital. Rev. and Mrs. Glenn hosting H C Highhouse of Ludlow Ky. Mrs S E Patterson at St. Vincent's in Birmingham. David Rowe and Frank Blackwell returning from Camp Cosby Alabama. Mrs W C Cunningham of Birmingham visiting family. Lawson Draper and Joe Sneed visiting Athens and Alexander City Alabama. Mrs W E Hockensmith and son Billy visiting Birmingham relatives. Mrs W E Todd traveling to Chicago. Ben Britnell visiting Pontotoc Mississippi. Mrs H G Mitchell Sr visiting Langhorne Manor Pennsylvania. Mrs N E Jackson of Florence visiting Dinsmore family. Misses Lila and Ann Pritchett visiting St Petersburg Florida.
Annual Report of Insolvent Tax Beat Details
Legal notice lists annual report items for 1945 with beat numbers 1 and 2. It names S Manley and Nathan Sideman with total taxes 5.94 and 5.50 respectively, and J C Miller with tax 1.38. The entries appear under beat numbers 1890 S and 2887.
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S. S. Manley
Nathan Sideman
J. C. Miller
Why educated women are not marrying crowds of men
A syndicated column argues that only about 60 percent of educated women marry, blaming college culture for snobbery and delayed marriage. The piece claims men seek traditional partners and outlines perceived tensions between intellect and domestic life, concluding many college women remain single.
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Lady Highbrow
John
Revival at Somerville to Feature Miller and Wells
Rev. R. F. Miller of Sixth Avenue Church of God will evangelize the Somerville revival starting Sunday. He will be joined by Rev. E. Earl Wells a noted Winchester singer and former Army chaplain with overseas service. The pastor invites all to attend nightly at 7 45 for a campaign aimed at soul saving.
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Somerville
R. F. Miller
Sixth Avenue Church of God
Somerville Church of God
Miller
E. Earl
Wells
Winchester
Armed Forces
Revells
Buffalo
W.Y
High Point
N. C
Laurel
Miss
Anderson College
Melvin V. Moody
Local Family Gatherings Highlight Community News
Vis Legg and children of McKend rey with Mr and Mrs Radford Bennett and son Carl and Roy Humphrey near Battle Ground attended a gathering. Refreshments were served at noon. Mrs Talmas Woodard and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wray near Etha.
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Vis Legg
McKendrey
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B. M. Bloodworth
SRE
First Ward
P. T.A
John McBride
McBride
Goq
Goidel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Mason
Rennet
Mrs. Mitchell
Bill Payne
Huntsville
Marie Gilert
Helen Follett
Yardley
London
Calil MA County
MT. Vernon
Jmer Braswell
Morgan County
Eva Mrs Brooks Lindler
Claburn, McDonald
L. G. McDonald
Ben Killian
Florence
L. E. Oden
White
Holy Name of Jesus Hospital
H. C. Highhouse
Ludlow
Robert Glenn
S.E. Patterson
St. Vincent's Hospital
David Rowe
Frank Blackwell
Camp Cosby
W. C. Cunningham
Bob Harris
Lawson Draper
Athens
Joe Sneed
Alexander City
W. E. Hockensmith
Billy
Mr. Hockensmith
W. E. Todd
Chicago, Il
Ben Britnell
Pontotoc
H G. Mitchell, Sr
Bucks County, Pa
Mrs
Lila
Ann Pritchett
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ate
Alfred Fritzgerald
Alvis G. Briscoe
Suly
Geli Syndicate Inc
Dorothy Olx
NIX
Caddell Drug CO
Moye
C4monds
Alabama
South
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