Variety of meetings held by Central Baptist WMS
The Women's Missionary Society circles at Central Baptist Church held luncheons and regular sessions. Circle One met at Woodall's with prayer and a study from Soul Winning In Your Community. Circle Two met at Mrs. Mason Crow's with flowers, prayers, and chapters of the same book. Circle Three hosted by the Girl's Auxiliary offered scripture and songs. Circle Four met at Mrs. Leslie Doss with devotional readings and a social hour. Young Matrons Circle met at the church with prayers, a devotional, and refreshments. A wedding is planned for Dorothy Jean Witt and Carl Clark Weaver on August 4 at Kingdom Hall Hart selle conducted by Kelsey Weaver.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Central Baptist Church
Circle One
Woodall’s
Mornieg
D. D. Gibson
T. A Patterson
Kathleen Matone
Sesson
Paul Gienn
Circle Two
Crow Home
Mason Crow
Johnston Street
J. O. Dorrah
Stewart
G.A
Circle Three
Girl's Auxiliary
Carl Jones
Circle
Hiram Roberts
Ida Elliott
Doss
Circle Four
Leslie Doss
Arthur Nebrig
W.M.S
Henry Turner
Jack Jakovac
John
Cirele
James McMullins
N. L. Finch
Aaron Jones
Mesdames Blalock
Blevins
Dorothy Jean Witt
Carl Clark Weaver
Kingdom Hall
Hartselle
Kelsey Weaver
Watchtower
Bible and Tract Society
Decatur
Marva Lee Garner
Harry Weaver
Miss Witt
Genevieve Witt
Florence
Weaver
Miss Thelma McKenzie Beats Europe Then Heads North
Friends note Thelma McKenzie arrived in New York after a two month European tour and will fly to Statesville North Carolina today enroute to Subligent to visit homefolks. She will be met by sister Miss Jerry McKenzie and niece Miss Jerry Tatum.
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Thelma McKenzie
New York
Europe
Statesville
North Carolina
Jerry McKenzie
Jerry “Tatum
Decatur
Toys For The Convalescent Child
Practical guide from Dr. Grace Langdon of Columbia Teachers College for selecting bedside toys for ill children. Emphasizes quiet play, variety, and safety with dolls, picture books, crayons, balloons, miniature vehicles, phonograph records, jointed figures, paper dolls, decalcomanias, scrapbooks and simple crafts.
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Grace Langdon
Columbia University
Teachers College
American Toy Institute
Langdon
Embroidered Pillow Top Leaflet Offer Echoes Needlework History
In a Needlecraft Newse by Nancy Baxter, the piece recalls family traditions of embroidery from Europe to America, linking past and present craft. It describes an old world style pillow top pattern using blue red and green threads on linen, with back stitch satin stitch and four sided stitch, and invites readers to request Leaflet No PH 3530 for full instructions.
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Europe
America
Garner Homes Reunion Scene in Massey and nearby towns
The annual Garner Honeycutt reunion was held at John Garner’s Massey home on Sunday July 20 with a noon picnic under the oaks. Attendees included numerous Garner family members from Decatur Hartselle Union Falkville Florence Birmingham and Danville along with Honeycutt Anders and Minter relatives and friends.
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Garner-Honeycutt
John Garner
Massey
Paul Garner
Dorothy
Jimmie
Austinville
James E. Garner
Decatur
Hollis E. Garner
Hartselle
Harris Pannell
Coleman Holmes
Betty
Gail
Jane
Melvin D. Rice
Melba
Mike
Billy Thomason
Larry
Sheffield
Ervin Garner
Martha Frances
Falkville 2
Paul Jones
Deborah
James Ervin
Leesdale
William F. Garner, Jr
Sam Garner
Union
Hoyt Ballinger
Talucah
Ida Cobb
Birmingham
M. C. Dunaway
Julia
Ann
Linda
Leslie Parker
Truitt
Danville
Warren
Sim
Falkville
Sam Anders
Mary Jane Anders
Bertha Anders
Price
Bryant
Kay
Karen
J. W. Anders
Hubbard Granlee
Teresa Ann
Vann
James Whitten
Cynthia
Ruby Sissom
Betty Sue West
Gary Anders
Lewis Parker
Ann Holloway
Jimmie Wilson
Match Your Makeup To Your Tan
If you have a summer tan select cosmetics to flatter deeper skin tones. Test lipstick shades on your arm to suit your tan and use color tricks to balance problem colorings. Rose tints warm olive complexions while pale tan powder tones florid skin. brunettes and blondes should avoid overly dark makeup to keep a natural tan look.
Death of Jettie Winters Led Morgan County Education Work
Jettie Winters longtime supervisor of instruction in Morgan County’s twelve Negro schools since 1940 died Monday a week ago after a sudden illness. Burial was in Montgomery last Wednesday. The Morgan County Board of Education adopted resolutions praising her service and urging tribute to her memory.
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Jettie Winters
Morgan County Board of Education
Montgomery
Hafford Leeman
Morgan County
Crowd Cheers and Clashes As Gromyko Arrives in London
A crowd at Victoria Station shouted go home at Russia’s new ambassador Andrei A. Gromyko on arrival to begin his London post. Police opened a path as demonstrators milled along the platform and showered pamphlets on him. One pamphlet protested against communism and urged Gromyko to leave.
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London
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Polite
Victoria Railway Station
Gromyko
Army to recall 500 nurses and 125 women specialists
The Army announced it will recall and enlist 500 nurses and 125 women medical specialists next February March and April.
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Washington
Army
Passengers Escape Through Tunnel After Train Derailment
About 70 commuters crawled through an underground tunnel to reach safety after three cars of a New York New Haven and Hartford train derailed near Grand Central terminal in New York. No injuries reported as third rail power was cut to allow passengers to walk to the station.
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New York
New York, New Haven
Grand Central
Women Find Debutante Look Through Cosmetics Color Chart
Older women and girls can achieve a debutante complexion by selecting cosmetics. A useful tip is to consult the color chart in a cosmetic catalog to determine a personal matching formula.
Trip to Mexico Weather Report From Pianist David Gibson
Pianist David Gibson writes that temperatures in Mexico reach up to 80 degrees with daily rain and cool nights around 55 to 50. He notes studying eight weeks with Munz and mentions meeting the Walter Jackson party from Decatur at the Ontario hotel on Friday July 11.
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Alabama
Mexico
David Gibson
Gibson
Munz
D. D. Gibson
Young Gibson
Walter Jackson
Decatur
Ontario Hotel
Mr. Jackson
Subway collision injures nine at 24th Street terminal
Nine people were injured today when two subway trains collided while attempting to couple at the 24th Street terminal of the Interborough Rapid Transit line.
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New York
24St Street
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Central Baptist Wms
C. E. Spurlock
Chunn-Duncan
Mississippi
Walter Duncan
Ellen
Herbert Chunn
Iuka
Dean Payne
Shelbyville
Tennessee
James Hammon
Chunn
Mr. Chunn
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Willie
Nina Hodges
Russellville
Kentucky
Nashville
Floyd Sherrod
Floyd, Jr
Chicago
Illinois
Tullahoma
Patrick Sandlin
Sandlin
E. D. Whitman
Red Boiling Springs
Becky and
Hugh Lovelady
Houston
Texas
Bob Donnelly
Beaumont
Donney
John C. Bragg
Fred Hunt Jr
Amanda
Ricky
Ponte Vedre
Florida
E. M. Frazier
Sam Wheat
Anne Brindley Wheat
Gene Brindley Horton
Joel Elliott
Joan
Ilinois
Walter Sanders
Newnan
Georgia
Fred Hunt Sr
Neal Stephenson
John W
Billy” Roberts
Shoe Service
Roberts
2Nd Ave
Enit Tt
Zenith
Jaran Tee
Lafayette St
SHACK
A. 0. Sandusky
Sandusky
Frank Cobb
Guy Counts
F. L. Weaver
R. G. Sandusky
Little Rock
Arkansas
W. M. Sandusky
B. B. Cavnar
T. E
David Taylor
Marke
Needlecraft Newse
By Nancy Baxter
Garner
Betty Clarke
Beauty
Guidel’s Drug Store
Cp Errors
ST. Joseph
Sual Wey
le Fund Inc
Calvin Bullock
Wall Street
Canadian Fund, Inc
East Acres
Oak Park
Park Circle
Fairview and
Buena Vista Areas
East Town Loop
16Th Ave. S.E
Sherman
19Th Ave. S.E
19Th Ave
7Th S. S E
7Th St
Wadsworth
East Town
North Town
Oak, Walnut
Bank Sts
Bank and
Church Sts
South Town Loop
6Th Ave. S.E
Somerville Road
12Th Ave
11 St. S.E
Fairview
Buena Vista
11Th St. S.E
6Th Avenue
7Th Ave. S.E
9Th St
South Town
West Town
Decatur Transit
Argo & Guffin Hardware Company
Crow & Crow Hardware Co
Argo & Guffin Hardware Co
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