Lydia Circle Meets In Central Baptist Church Annex
The Lydia Business Women's Circle held a covered dish supper in the Central Baptist church annex. Mrs. C. E. Malone opened with prayer as members shared devotions and discussed routine business. Attendees included Mrs. Harold Field and Miss Frances Garnett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Business Women Circle
Central Baptist
Lydia Business Women's Circle
Central Baptist Church
C. E. Malone
Harold, Field
Frances Garnett
C. W. Knight
Duke K. McCall
T. A.’ Patterson
Frank Seibert
Everett Pettey
Bert Murphree
Harold Field
T. A. Patterson
Frances. Garnett
Evelyn Sivley
W. C. Montgomery
Lois Gray
Many Familial Trips Light Up Weekend Travel Plans
A long list of visitors and travelers fills the column. Mrs. Robert Ahrens and sons visit Fort Dodge relatives. Dr. Paul Longshore and family head to Vanderbilt and Union City. multiple families depart for Auburn, Knoxville, and St Louis for graduations and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ahrens
Stephen
Michael
Fort Dodge
A. L. Johnson
Helen Johnson
Somerville Road
Paul J. Longshore
Birmingham
A. H. Giles
Lou Giles
Nashville
Tennessee
Longshore
Vanderbilt University
Union City
Bob Darnell
For Rent Two-Room Unfurnished Apartment Notice
Two-room unfurnished apartment with front and back entrances wired for electric stove. Phone 599 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apt
Election of Officers Closes Alabama Public Works Meet
The Alabama Public Works Association wraps its annual convention in Montgomery as officers are elected. Birmingham Mayor Cooper Green cites lack of funds delaying city improvements and calls for an educational program to show taxpayers where their dollars go. Col Ira B. Thompson, Alabama Civilian Defense director, also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Works Association
Birmingham
Cooper Green
Green
Ira B. Thompson
Alabama
Plumbers to Vote Tonight on Settlement Delay in Birmingham
In Birmingham on June 2 a vote by plumbers will decide on a proposed settlement that ends a work delay on a new construction project valued around 12. The plan was announced by Mayor Greer after a meeting with AFL union representatives and contractors following a two month walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Plumbers
Greer
AFL
General Chase to Speak at Athens Flag Pole Dedication
Maj Gen William C Chase chief of staff third army will speak at a flag pole dedication on national Flag Day at Athens College at 3 PM June 14. He has served from private to major general with a wartime record including leading the first cavalry division into Tokyo in 1945 and earning a Brown University Doctor of Laws in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Chase
Third Army
Athens College
General Chase
Field Artillery
Army General Service School
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
France
United States
16Th Cavalry
Camp Mercedes
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Michigan Agricultural College
East Lansing
Mich
Philippine Islands
26Th Cavalry
Tokyo
Brown University
Providence
Rhode Island
Veterans In College
Captain Crommelin opens Senate campaign in Alabama
Captain John Crommelin launches his bid against Senator Lister Hill, denouncing socialism and military power. The 27 year Navy veteran retired on half pay, plans a vigorous campaign with speeches planned in Alabama civic clubs and Prattville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
John Crommelin
U. S
Lister Hill
Senator Hill
Crommelin
Hill
Crommertin
Pentagon
Prattville
How to set a home permanent with even waves
A guide on achieving uniform curls using careful parting with a narrow comb, choosing strand size for petal or large ringlet effects, and wrapping hair around the finger to avoid sprouty ends. Emphasizes keeping coils flat on the scalp and not stacking them for tidy results.
Dorothea Dix Advice on Table Manners and Family Life
A reader asks about harsh table manners at home and the impact on family harmony. Dorothy Dix urges balanced training, noting etiquette matters affect marriages and that consistent guidance helps children become well mannered. She also advises a wife facing a controlling husband to improve herself before considering leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Crossword Puzzle Answers and Cryptoquote Challenge
Daily crossword clues span Forehead to exterior with down and across entries. The cryptogram puzzle presents a substitution code quote from Shakespeare and credits King Features Syndicate.
Blends Plan River Cruise to Decatur and Nashville
Mr and Mrs Don Blend will sail the Gordon C Green from Pickwick Landing Tennessee on June 22 for the TV Ho Cruise to Decatur arriving June 24. Buffet supper at Decatur Country Club and city tour included. The S S Gordon C Green will depart Nashville June 17 with about 150 passengers led by Commodore Emmett S Newton for the third annual Tennessee Valley Ho Cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Blend
Gordon C. Green
Pickwick Landing
Tenn
Decatur
Decatur Country Club
S. S
Worrying Father Advises Son to Seek Work or Take Over
A concerned father counsels his son to seek employment with another or take over the business. He argues the son's energy could revitalize the venture and criticizes the idea of keeping him tied to the family business.
Dorothy Dix column offers guidance on philanderers
The note explains Dorothy Dix will not reply personally but will address marriage problems in her D-9 leaflet Philandering. It instructs readers to send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix in New York for a copy. It also mentions President Jefferson purchasing the Louisiana Territory in 1803.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Dix
P. O
Times Square Station
New York
N. Y
Brasher Sr. Funeral Held in Cullman
Funeral services for Julius Brasher Sr. 74 died at home May 31 at Valley Springs church at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev Tom Bright with burial in the church cemetery Interment was directed by Mass Service He is survived by six sons. Attendees at a Mobile Day convention include Cullman residents and family members with various local names listed. Howard Smith of Cullman seeks Senior Vice Commander position. Local notices mention visits and trips to Birmingham Atlanta and Florida with several Cullman residents attending events in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill W
Coy McLemore
Helen K. Todd
Geneva Bridges Vaughan
Beatrice C. Belea
Bertha K. Timberlake
Frances Morrison
Jewel Smith
Jewel Gilliam
National Home
Minnie R. Goodlet
Mary Pike Penney
Betty Stone
Methodist Church
Mobile
Betty Jane Stone
M. R. Stone
John Franklin Keown
Decatur
Ashland Place Methodist Church
Carrie, Reynolds
C. P. Couch
Miss Stone
Frances Kirkpatrick
Bertha Timberlake
Betty Benson
Marion T. Williams
Keown
Harold Keown
Melvin Stone
Decatur High School
Business College
Florence
Alabama
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Spades and
Omicron Delta Kappa
Brasher
Julius Brasher
Valley Springs Church
Tom Bright
Jimmy Caretti
Cecil Camp
John Camp, Jr
Roy West
E. E. Estes
Billy Jo Krotchville
Roy Bell
Glenn Butler
A.M. Smith
Jerry Hart
Bill Burnett
Cullman
Clyde Brown
Howard Smith
Increased bus service Oak Park and Fairview trial
New bus route operates for a trial period from Monday June 5 to Saturday September 2. Fares 10 cents cash or 1 token to Oak Park 18th Ave Fairview or McGlathery Addition 20 cents to No 31 Highway or Cedar Lake Road. Continuation depends on patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
18Th Ave
Oak Park
Fairview
Cedar Lake
McGlathery
No. 31
Cedar Lake Road
Johnston
Elmore
Gordon Drive
Fourth Ave
Fourth
Prospect
Somerville Road
Somerville
Beach
18Th
Enolam
16Th
2Nd St
College
AR. Elmore’s
T. Cedar
Lake
Decatur Transit
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Vv. F. W. Auxiliary Committee
C. W. Adickes
Mrs
George Adickes
Columbia, South Carolina
J. W. Pou
Rex Pou
New York City
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mrs. W. L. Grimes
Knoxville
John D
Andrew Cathy
Jackson
B. A. Bibb
Mooresville
Mobile, Alabama
George ‘McCrary
Henry and
Mac
Ponte Vedra Beach
Florida
Tommy Briscoe
St. Louis, Missouri
Charles Malone
Nancy Clair
Bennie Malone
J Ah Jane
Carolyn Wyatt
Fort Walton
Tom Chandler
Points
Georgia
Patrick Sandlin
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Frank Dix
Chicago
Illinois
Mrs. Paulix
Howard Lamon
Robbie Nell
Jane Ferrara
Vita Ann
Hammond
Lee Deal
B. M. McAlister
6Th Avenue West
Jack Davis
Castle Heights Military Academy
Lebanon
John Davis
Jack Howell
Homer Stovall
Frank Cobb
Auburn
Alabam Polytechnic Institute
Thomas Glenn Counts
Joe Hagler
Hilton
Frank Stone
John Wood
W. J. Duncan Jr
Maryleen Duncan
Ward Belmont
Gene Brown
Lewis Brown
Randolph-Macon
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Frances Marks
W. F. Boswell Jr
Alec Marks
Memphis
Milton Norris
Martha
Augusta
Robert Agnew
Decatur General Hospital
Philip Shanks
Baby
Greenville
Chuck Norman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Waldan McMillian
Porter Vaughan
James Cunningham
Aaron Powers
Vina
Alabama _Polytechnic Institute
Aaron
Pat Patterson
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Mes. S. E. Patterson
University
Sumer
Henry Pettey
Ruth
Earl
Robert Henry Pettey Jr
Allan Wallace
W. P. Russell
George Wallace
Eugene Bailey Jr
Lynchburg
Martha Bailey
Canada
Chuck Murphy
Riverside Auditorium
Girl Scouts of
Chenault Farm
Danville Road
E. M. Morrow
Lynne Fisher
E. W. Fisher
Virginia Jenkins
Jerry Tatum
Merle Morrow
Littlehouse
Gen. Chase
Athens
Helen Follett
Toni
Daily Crossword
Bittern
Spectral
Fabulous
Stripes
Memoran
Clan
Bay Window
Sort
Manila Hemp
Spddme
Zmzceo
Lvebmn
APDT
King Factures Syndicate
Cage
Masurium (Sym
Blends
Jefferson
Louisiana Territory
Cullman News
Fred Hurston
Billy. Dunlop
Clarksville
G. W. Ponder, Sr
Dora Gray
J. J. Vogel
Atlanta
W. O. Buettner
W. R. Griffin
Rotary
Trost
John Dunlap
Nancy Dunlap
Harry Schlosser
Jerrell
K Park
Bank St
Bank S1
Second Ave
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