Betty Martin Hosts Eighth Birthday Bingo Party
Betty Martin celebrated her eighth birth anniversary with a bingo party at her parents home on Sherman Street. Guests included Eleanor Chenault Kay Davis and others as prizes were awarded. Refreshments featured iced drinks cake candies and nut cups with an eight candle cake centerpiece. See ee The Woman's Missionary Society met with hostesses and speakers discussing Spiritual Life and the Mid South Synodical meeting. MR AND MRS THOMAS TO ENTERTAIN GOVERNOR-ELECT open house for Governor Elect James Folsom at Robin Thomas home and at the Benson Field Horse Show Thursday night. LUNCHEON ON WEDNESDAY hosted by Mrs B A Turner and Mrs O P Stinson at Cornelian Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Martin
D. H. Turner
W. C. McClung
Mid-South
Maryville
Tenn
Thomas
Robin Thomas
James Folsom
Cullman
Ala
Folsom
Benson Field
Personal notices of visitors and travels
Ed Tarpley of Trinity visited here over Tuesday. Ruth Farrer of Washington DC vacationing with her parents the Farrers. En route home she stopped with her aunt and uncle in Knoxville. She joined David and Geraldine Farrer in Chattanooga for sightseeing. Mrs Earl Smith and two sons Ed and Joe arrived for a visit with Dr and Mrs W P Baugh. Mrs W J Duncan Jr and daughter Maryleen leave for Columbia and New York City then Myrtle Beach, returning September First. Miss Rita Brueggemann of Belleville arrived for a visit with Mrs Ponsonby Kyle. Mrs Walter Grubbs of Miami visiting her daughter Mrs H R Summer in New York City. Miss Joan Summer there now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Farrer
Washington, D. C
A. D. Farrer
J. H. Burnett
Knoxville
Rita Brueggemann
Belleville, Il
Ponsonby Kyle
Walter Grubbs
Miami, Fla
H. R. Summer
New York City
Wrinkles: Prevention and at Home Skin Care Advice
Wrinkles are a common concern for women past forty as accordion folds form with age. The piece urges early daily skin tapping, cold water rinses, massage with cream, and avoiding hot water or frowning to keep skin firm. It notes plastic surgery as a last resort and encourages cheerfulness and proper nourishment.
Social Event Guests And Family Movements In Town
York City visits her father H R Summer and will leave Monday with brother Ben Summer to stay in New York. Mr and Mrs Shew of Tusumbia and Mr and Mrs Griffith of Cullman attend a Thursday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Robin Thomas on Line Street. Senor ia Ben Bloodworth Jr returns from a two week trip to Washington DC New York City and Philadelphia. Kenneth E Thomas and daughter Betty with Burns Kelly of Huntsville plan a buffet supper and Lions Club Horse Show at 306 Jackson Street hosted by C L Sartor. Miss Ethel Rhinehart visits relatives in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York City
H. R. Summer
Ben Summer
New York
Shew
Tuscumbia
Griffith
Cullman
Robin Thomas
Line Street
Senor Ia
Kenneth E. Thomas
Betty
Burns Kelly
Huntsville
C. L. Sartor
Jackson Street
Lions Club
Mrs John Green Leads Class Study at Central Baptist YWCA
Mrs John Green presented Epochs of Home Missions at Lena Harvey Bishop YWCA meeting held Tuesday evening in Miss Corrine Rays home. Miss Mickey Green led the program with opening songs and prayers by Helen Dunnavant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Lena Harvey
Central Baptist Church
Corrine Ray
Fifth Avenue West
Mickey Green
Helen Dunnavant
Jesus
Martha Witt Rogers
Janett Patterson
Infant dies. funeral at Bethel for Richardson infant
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Odie Richardson of Hartselle died Wednesday morning. Funeral services are set for 4:30 PM today at Bethel with interment in Bethel Cemetery. Survived by parents one sister Betty and grandparents Frank Richardson Austinville and Lillian Eubanks Hartselle. Howell directing the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Odie Richardson
Hartselle
Betty
Frank Richardson
Austinville
Lillian Eubanks
Bethel Cemetery
Howell
TVA Building Plans Pushed for Muscle Shoals HQ
TVA plans permanent headquarters for its board and staff at Muscle Shoals Alabama with $189000 set aside in the 1947 federal budget for planning the first building unit. Detailed plans to be finished in 1947 with construction funding eyed for 1948, moving from rented quarters in Knoxville toward a multi year phase.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Ala
David E. Lilienthal
Authority
House
TVA _ board
Lilienthal
TVA Board
Knoxville
Tenn
Alabama Chamber to Sponsor Garment Association Meeting
UNIT SPONSORED SULCAUGA Ala July 24 The Alabama Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the organization of a state Garment Manufacturers Association The first meeting is scheduled for today in Birmingham.
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Sulcauga
Ala
Alabama Chamber of Commerce
a@ state Garment Manufacturers’ Association
Birmingham
Bob Hope Visits San Quentin in Suitably Filmed Prison Scene
Hollywood star Bob Hope toured San Quentin for a death row film sequence watched by Warden Clinton Duffy who noted inmate screenings three times daily and prize drama over crime pictures. Duffy suggested a prison premiere while Kay Kyser’s troupe added a new member Ronnie Severson the human echo on Art Linkletter's show.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
San Quentin
Clinton Duffy
Hope
O. K
Duffy
Art Linkletter
Kay Kyser
Kay
Ronnie Severson
Army Air “Forces
Ronnie
Severson
Versatile stars and Hollywood buzz mix in quick gossip
Betty Hutton becomes vice president of her husband’s camera firm while Dotty Tamour reports her own hobby in automobile farm equipment. Bob Preston and Brian Donlevy return to Hollywood amid mining talk at Brian’s tungsten mine near Kernsville. Ray Milland heads for Bend Oregon as The New Fortune Teller pre première nears. Marshall Thompson dates Tana Abu as Frank Morgan rests in Catalina. Assistant director Joe Depew cues a long church sequence in A Miracle Can Happen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hutton
Dotty Tamour
Bob Preston
Brian Donlevy
Hollyewood
Brian
Kernsville
Ray Milland
Bend, Ore
Marshall Thompson
Tana Abu
MGM
Frank Morgan
Catalina
Joe Depew
Young farmers grow first champion cucumber of the year
Charles and Billy Martin ages 15 and 12 brought a two pound nine ounce cucumber to The Daily Office from their Ninth Avenue West home. The vegetable measured 11 3 4 inches long and 1 inch in circumference. They also reported onions lettuce okra and beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Billy Martin
Ninth Avenue West
Infant Laid to Rest in Cook Cemetery Near Cole Springs
Final rites were held Tuesday at Cook cemetery near Cole Springs for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Stinson of Falkville. The child died Monday at Cullman hospital. Surviving are the parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Legg and Sim Stinson. Interment followed at Cook cemetery with Howell directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Cemetery
Cole Springs
Fleetwood Stinson
Falkville
Cullman Hospital
J. R. Legg
Sim Stinson
Howell Directing
Gardenia Named After Dr Alexander Garden Of Charleston
The gardenia was named in honor of Dr. Alexander Garden of Charleston South Carolina, reflecting his botanical influence and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Alexander Garden, of
Charleston, S. C
Dear Dorothy Dix Lipstick Advice Column Tip
A reader counsels against pressuring a wife to cook elaborate dinners, advising patience and consent. The reply condemns heavy lipstick wear and suggests reducing kissing to curb the habit, while Bob adds a blunt critique of excessive lipstick and repulsive appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Bob
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Darin
Hallmark
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Second Ave
Louisianne Delicatessen
TRE Little Cafe
Sam Frank & Moore
Ed Tarpley
Trinity
Joan Summer of
New
Nyc
Swift's
Brookfield
Philadelphia
Cole Slaw
East Moulton
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Pond's
Ben Bloodworth Jr
Ethel Rhinehart
Commercial Credit Corp
Bank Street
TVA
UP Special
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Peter Lorre
Lydia Greenstreet
Warners
the Princess
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Modest Maidens
U. & Patent Office
Axlan - AP Newse
Georde
Geli Syndicate
The
Dex
Worothy
Olly
Don Juan
Moye
Goidel’s
American Beauty Greenhouse
W. Moulton ST
219 Johnston
Field & Stream
Dugger's Book Store
Rainey’s Beauty Academy
2Nd Ave
Doxxena S
Don’s.floor
Don Williams
Enolam Blvd
J. R. Daniels
Insurance and Financing
Walnut St
Decater
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