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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1938

Page

6

Society notes and officers installed at meeting

Members and three guests gathered for a closing meeting with president Mrs. E L Foster presiding. Reports from officers and committees highlighted the year, with Mrs Foster noting notable activities and future plans. New parliamentary and secretary roles installed, and reminiscences about the club’s meaning filled the afternoon. Elizabeth White Neville announces Emily Stuart Neville engagement to Henry Abner Richeson of Russellville and Murphy NC. Senior High PTA officers elected and installed by Miss Clio Levin. Allison Batley to celebrate third birthday with an afternoon party at Adams Apartments.

W. V. Lovelady Birmingham Winnie Bentift Gray E. L. Foster Neville-Richeson Elizabeth White Neville Emily Stuart Henry Abner Richeson Russellville Ala Murphy N Clio Levin Morgan County Council Earle Calvin J. R. Hale Virginia la Boon James Johnson A.C. Batley Adams Apartments Allison

Personal notices of families visiting and summer travel

Mrs Teresa Brooks of Marigold Mississippi visits sister Mrs Roland Langley. Barbara Jean Langley hopes to sit up soon after illness. Frances Cowden home for holidays after State Teachers College. Mary Hughes at Sacred Heart Academy Cullman. Nancy Laubenthal recuperating at home with parents Birmingham. Joe Hughes from St Bernard College Cullman home for summer. Mrs W V Lovelady of Birmingham visiting. Walton Hill and family return to Tuscaloosa. Mary Sue Hardin of Hillsboro attending dances at Washington and Lee University as guest of Frank Malcolm Martin. Nell Bond and Abner of Oklahoma City and Norman visit sister Mrs J R Smiley. Mrs Douglas Reed of Chattanooga to visit. Roline Teasley of Scottsboro to stay weekend with mother Dolores Hardage. Murray Dodd returns from Canada trip. Rosemary MacKenna at home for summer. Doris Laubenthal arrives to spend vacation with parents. Mrs O Kyle of New Orleans.

Mary Sue Hardin Hillsboro Washington and Lee University Virginia Frank Malcolm Martin

High Stepper Pretty Bobbye Vaughn Wins National Band Honors

Pretty Bobbye Vaughn of Magnolia Miss. leads the Magnolia band to first in marching and concert events at the national high school band contests in Louisville Ky after recently winning Miss Mississippi at Biloxi.

Pretty Bobbye Vaughn Biloxi Magnolia Miss Louisville Miss Vaughn

Complexion Ills Advice For Teens By Juliet Shelby

Central Press Beauty writer Juliet Shelby urges teens to address acne promptly with healthful habits. Cleanse twice daily, avoid greasy products, and limit makeup. Increase sunlight or sun lamp, drink water, eat fruits and vegetables, and curb sweets. Include scalp care and seek medical help if needed.

Juliet Shelby Central Press

Lily Pons Marries Andre Kostelanetz in New York Area

Lily Pons and her husband of under 20 hours, Maestro Andre Kostelanetz, were married yesterday in a Silvermine home near Norwalk Connecticut. The ceremony was officiated by City Judge Nehemiah Candee with guests including Geraldine Farrar, Grace Moore and Gladys Swarthout. The couple planned a brief honeymoon of five to six days due to Kostelanetz’s radio engagement in New York.

Norwalk Conn Lily Pons Andre Kostelanetz Kostelanetz Silvermine New York Nehemiah Candee Geraldine Farrar Grace Moore Gladys Swarthout

Protection Sought From Game Warden In Blue Jay Attacks

Elizabeth New Jersey June 3 The Schanker family asked for help from a game warden to halt attacks by two blue jays that injured Mrs Morris Schanker and frightened the family. Game Warden Andrew Sharan promised to remove the birds after a stray cat fed on fallen nestlings.

Elizabeth N. J Schanker Morris Schanker

Travel guest and social visits in Birmingham area

La who recently returned from a cruise around the world is the guest of her daughter Mrs Pon sonby Kyle. Mr and Mrs 8 D Brock spent Thursday with Birmingham friends, Miss Birdie Beetler of Hartselle visited friends there over Thurs Miss Thelma McGinty of Birmingham was the overnight guest of Mrs W P Dozier, Mrs A L Jolly confined to her home suffering an illness. Miss Kate Lile and Mrs George Clem will attend summer school sessions at Athens College.

Ponsonby Kyle Birdie Beetler Hartselle Thelma McGinty Birmingham A. L Jolly Kate Lile George Clem Athens College

Editor William H. Lawrence III Dies at 78 in Livingston

William Haywood Lawrence III, longtime editor and publisher of Our Southern Home, died at 78. A 65 year newspaper career began in 1873 with the Tuscaloosa Blade. He later worked in Butaw Greensboro Marion and Montgomery.

Livingston Ala William Haywood Lawrence Our Southern Home Lawrence Tuscaloosa

Rome topic for sermon by Rev Knight

Rev L H Knight of Westminster Presbyterian will speak Sunday on Rome as Paul saw it and as the speaker saw it to illuminate bible readers on Paul and his teachings. He notes the Pantheon as ancient Rome’s great monument with a 142 ft 6 in dome and 2000 years of use, and mentions St Peter's canopy and the Colosseum’s size and capacity.

L. H. Knight Westminster Presbyterian Church Europe Rome Paul Knight Pantheon

Installation Service Set Sunday for Dr Edwin Wyle

A formal recognition service for Dr Edwin Wyle named minister of the First Christian church will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m Dr Allen Wilson state secretary of the Disciples of Christ will deliver the charge to the minister Dr Ewart H Wyle of Birmingham will address the church to conclude the proceedings

Edwin Wyle First Christian Church Allen Wilson The Disciples of Christ Ewart H. Wyle Birmingham

Martyrs and How They Died At The Coliseum

The passage recounts early Christian martyrs under emperors such as Hadrian and Decades later, including Ignatius and Prisca, repeatedly subjected to beasts, fire, and beheading. It laments the Coliseum’s decay, noting walls overgrown with vegetation and visible ruins.

S. Ignatius Ignatius Hadrian Placidus Theophista Alfire Abdon Sennen Babylon Sempronius Olympius Theodulus Exuperia Coliseum

Mr. and Mrs. Douthit Honored at Informal Party

Miss Mabel Ferguson hosted a casual gathering at Miss Louvisa Wade's West Gordon Drive home on a Tuesday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Douthit. Guests played rook and other games, enjoyed refreshments, and included Bob Wells, Opal Holland, Mary Ethel Williams, Eva Belle Lentz, Ethel Taylor, Maurie Shumate, and Mary Frances Mathews among others.

Mabel Ferguson Louvisa Wade West Gordon Drive Bill Douthit Rook Honores Bob Wells Opal Holland Mary Ethel Williams Eva Belle Lentz Ethel Taylor Maurie Shu

Notable Clergy and Musicik Service in Decatur Recognition

Speakers include Dr R L Houston president Layman’s League of Alabama Roy Martin and H O Bernard state board leaders with a minister from a sister church in Decatur. A male quartet will sing and Dr Edwin Wyle from New York City will perform with Mrs Wyle. Wyle has written for Christian Commonwealth and other publications.

R. L. Houston Layman’s League of Alabama Roy Martin H. O. Bernard State Board Decatur Edwin Wyle Second Christian Church New York City Wyle South America Africa Christian Commonwealth London England Ontarian Messenger Toronto Canada la Luz Y la Verdad Buenos Aires Argentina

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ritage Ena Gnai Shan Waltorn China Mere Aaj Magney Smiley Burnette Teresa Brooks Marigold, Miss Roland Langley Barbara Jean Langley Frances Cowden W. N. Cowden State Teachers College Florence Mary Hughes Sacred Heart Academy Cullman Nancy Laubenthal J. N. Laubenthal Joe Hughes St. Bernard College J. W. Hughes Walton Hill W. E. Steed Nell Bond Abner Oklahoma City Norman Okla J. R. Smiley Bond Chicago Mer Work Mrs. Bond Douglas Reed Chattanooga, Tenn Comer Ezell Roline Teasley Scottsboro, Ala Dolores Hardage Murray Dodd States Mrs. Dodd Rosemary MacKenna A. C. McKenna Doris Laubenthal O. Kyle New Orleans City Park Princess Theatre Bobbye Vaughn John Dis Vaughan Oleo Wisconsin Angel Food Lux Tetley’s Tea RINSO Déanna Durbin D. Brock United States Naval Academy Annapolis Elton L. Knapp Monroe Mich Ruth Scheidinger Helen Helen Wills Margot Lamb Helen Wills Moody Surbiton Club Goidel Mrs.douthit Sycamore Street West Vine Street Martha White Sterel
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