Decatur Cotillion Club Plans Big Meeting and Canning Talks
The Decatur Cotillion Club schedules a 7:30 p m Friday meeting at the Carnegie Library. Erin Rowe leads canning lectures and demonstrations for DeKalb women at local schools, with sessions June 15 29 and July 1, following PTA planning.
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Decatur Cotillion Club
Carnegie Library
Decatur
Erin Rowe
Morgan County
Somerville Road School
T. E. Baker
Countil
PTA
Somerville Road
Lafayette Street Grammar _ school
Tame unruly hair with Moroline Tonic
Promote Moroline Hair Tonic to tame unruly hair and add lustre. Keep hair well groomed with a large bottle priced at 25 cents, marketed as available in stores everywhere.
Local PAF: Area residents on visits and travels
Mrs. Cynthia Dement and Mrs. James West returned from Columbus Georgia after a ten day visit to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dement and Joe Dement. Kathleen Corbin and Evelyn Woodrome of Centralia Illinois come to spend two weeks with Mrs. Jess Small. A C Bailey and Mary Sue Hardin visit Nashville for two days. Mrs. J B Alexander and daughter Mary Louise leave for summer with relatives in Dothan Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Howell and daughter return to Birmingham after days with W C McClung. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevenson visit for several weeks. Henry just earned his PhD from Cornell University.
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Cynthia
Dement
James West
Columbus, Ga
Bruce Dement
Joe Dement
Isses
Kathleen Corbin
Evelyn, Woodrome
Centralia
Jess Small
McNeill Apartents
Lafayette Street
Alexander
Mary Louise
Dothan
Ala
Milton Howell
Birmingham
W. OC. McClung
Mrs. Henry Stevenson
H. M. Stevenson
Henry Stevenson
Cornell University
Ithaca, N. Y
Flag Day Class Initiated by Local Elks Lodge
The local Elks lodge will initiate a Flag Day class Monday evening June 14, moving it from the usual Wednesday date. After the initiation a Dutch supper will be served and T. P. Gates, Red Cross field director at Courtland Army air field, will speak on the history of the flag.
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Elks Lodge
T. P. Gates
Red Cross
Courtland Army Air Field
Short Cut Saves Time For Wartime Hair Styles
Wartime beauty notes praise the short cut to save time in grooming. The article describes shorter trims from five inches to three, explains how uniformed women must avoid long hair, and outlines a quick routine for a permanent and curling with metal curlers.
Paratrooper Pvt Barnes Sends Poem From Africa
Pvt Loyd H Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Rufus L Barnes submits a poem from Africa where he serves as a paratrooper since November 1942. The piece asks divine protection during service and expresses longing for home and safer times away from war.
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Pvt
Loyd H. Barnes
Rufus L Barnes
Barnes
Africa
Rotary Club Meeting Notes and Local Social Updates
Cullman Rotary heard Er nest Hauk describe Pacific action as guest speaker at Christ English Lutheran church. Paul Meadows leaves for Arkansas. new member W. W. Newman welcomed. Army personnel and local business leaders attended. June 5 meeting at the courthouse hosted by R. E. Yost and H. P. Still will discuss Employment Stabilization plan.
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Rotary Club
Christ English Lutheran Church
Ernest Hauk
The
Pacific
Henry F. Arnold
Paul Meadows
Arkansas
Bob Sapp
Venilia Hauk
R. EB. Yost
Cullman Chamber of Commerce
H. P. Still
Decatur
Morgan County Brooksville News Highlights
Cpl. Melvin Slaten’s wife reports his safe landing in England. Baby Janet Lou born to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hughes on May 29. Miss Mary Paul Ormes wed Terry Thompson of Decatur. William Leemon has moved to Birmingham for work. Wishing health to Mrs. Hattie Greime. Local travels visit Hartsville and West Point for a singing event.
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Cpl
Melvin Slaten
England
Marvin Hughes
Janet Lou
Mary Paul Ormes
Terry Thompson
Decatur
Williom Leemon
Birmingham
Hattie Greime
Woodrow Lawrence
Hartselle
Paul Butler
R. C. Hutson
Athens
Edward Blankenship
J. T. Blankenship
Clarence Blankenship
West Point
Lowry Roan
Jones Chapel Notes and Local Visits Near Cullman
Wiley Turner and Coleman Porter of the U S Army recently returned home for furloughs to visit relatives near here. The regular Saturday Baptist service featured Rev Sole of Sardis as speaker. Mrs Edward Brown visits her husband Pvt Edward Brown in Virginia. Mr and Mrs Nelson Skinner and family of Mobile returned after visiting relatives here. Rev Loyd Rogers mother visited recently. Lee Vester Cheatwood of Cullman attended on business. Mrs Delia Hyde died Sunday, funeral at Church of Christ with burial in adjoining cemetery. Mrs Madgalene Rogers and son stayed weekend with relatives. Mrs Eron White injured her arm and consulted Dr Martin of Cullman. Several attended the 5th Sunday meeting at Sardis and the weekend revival. Mrs Kyle Chandler and children from Central visited Saturday. Many from here attended Wilcutt Street service and heard a very inspiring message by Bro B C Wilcutt.
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Wiley, Turner
Coleman Porter
U. S. Army
Baptist People
Sole
Sardis
Edward Brown
Pvt
Virginia
Nelson Skinner
Mobile
Loyd Rogers
Lee Vester Cheatwood
Cullman
Delia Hyde
Church’ of Christ
Madgalene Rogers
Eron White
Martin
Kyle Chandler
Central
Wilcutt Street
Bro
B. C. Wilcutt
Decatur Waar
Carrie Bentley
Athens
Herman Leeman
Cora Turner
Mason Hawkins
Roy Moses
J. A. Moses
Willie Dukes
Priceville
Tom Widener
Billie
George Hughes
J. T. Blankenship
Hattie Grieme
Dewey Lott
Helen Slaten
Decatur
Geannie Lorance
Jimmie Bennett
Leroy Bennett
Sgt
Lee O. Bentley
Columbus
Ind
Tony Bland
Troops Withdrawn After Alabama Dry Dock Racial Disorder
First Lieut. Robert P. Baulieu said all troops have left the Pinto Island yard of the Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Corp after eight workers were injured in racial disorders last week.
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Mobile
Ala
Robert P. Baulieu
Brooklyn Field
Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Corporation
Pinto Island
Pattern 4429 Anne Adams Two-Piecer Promises Fresh Look
Pattern 4429 by Anne Adams offers a feminine two piece look with a square neck and side buttons, skirt bodice optional, in misses and women's sizes up to 40. Price six cents plus ten cents for the Summer Pattern Book, send SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
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Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
Young People Entertained By Herschell and Imogene Martin
Herschell and Imogene Martin hosted a Saturday night gathering for a group of young people at the Danville road home of their parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Martin. The entertainment included games lasting late into the night with attendees listed as Bessie Thompson Elsie Bee Kitchens Louise Parker Frances Parker Marie Parker Cecil Braswell Adofus Miller Leon Braswell Everett Wells Herschell Wells Billy Thompson Julian Brothers Louis Washburn James Aldridge Edwin Breeding Birddie McClaugh Neil McCloskey Clara Faye Martin and the hostesses.
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Herschell
Imogene Martin
Elmer Martin
Danville Road
Bessie Thompson
Elsie Bee Kitchens
Louise Parker
Frances Parker
Marie Parker
Cecil Braswell
Adofus Miller
Leon Braswell
Everett Wells
Herschell Wells
Billy Thompson
Julian Brothers
Louis Washburrn
James Aldridge
Edwin Breeding
Birddie McClaugh
Neil McCloskey
Clara Faye Martin
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T. C. Almon
Kathleen Babler
Cornelia Rose Otte
Judge
Marjorie Scroggins
Atlee H. Hoff
J. R. Hunter
Ing
St. Louis, Moar
Maryleen Duncan
Joe Duncan
Carlin Vineyard
Jackson
Tenn
Gene Brown
Mary Ann Catlett
Mary Emily Barnum
Sally Kimbrough
Billie Kimbrough
Marian Boodworth
Marlene McBride
Elizabeth Calvin
Jan Poteet
Harriett Lee
Martha Jean Higdon
Mary Nelle Mitchell
Kathleen Livey
Ann Bailey Coleman
Margaret Ann Emens
Caroyn Wade
Charlotte Orr
Paul Eubanks
Joe Reeves
Margaret Ann Brooks
Lelia Cantwell Seton
Mrs. Stevenson
Truman Farrer
Mrs
Raymond Farrer
West Gordon Drive
Horace Griffin
Ted and
Jay
T. B. Middlebrooks
John McGehee
Betty McGehee
Avery Roan Jr
C.M.A
Columbia, Tenn
University of Alabama
A. M. Roan
T.A. Smith
Tuscumbia
Sam Sherwood
Avery Jr
T. A. Smith
Rovers Re Banks
Reeder Banks
Huntsville. Ie
Pfc
Paul J. Couch
Camp Roberts
Cal
L. P. Cough
Fifth Avenue South
Couch
L. P. Couch Jr
Kreele
Miss
L. P. Couch
Paul Couch
Sam Nelson Jr
Robert McKee
Gambie, Inl
S. O. Nelson Sr
Raymond Brown
Sixth Avenue West
William Brown
Ellington Field
Texas
W. E. Crawford
Huntsville
D. M. Carr
Jack Carr
Annie Orr. Ree
Elizabeth Larady
Pascagoula
Eugenia
Esther Morris
Martha Dinsmore
George L. Morris
Esther
Greensboro
Sarah Robinson
Oxford, Ala
Robert Dishman
Jackson Street
Joe Sneed
Points
South
Alabama
Frances Rauschenberg
D. C. Shaw
Florence
State Teachers College
Kate Lile
Jack McLaughlin
Lieutenant McLaughlin
Crawford Reeves
Benevolent Society Hospital
W. R. Sittason
Monroe, la
8. G. Peter
Lorraine Peter
Montevallo
Jackson, Tenn
Roy Horton
Anne Hunter
New Orleans
Winnie — Tittle
Winston Churchill
Capt
Randolph Churchill
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Sarah Spencer-Churchill
VINE
A. C. Bailey
Mary Sue Hardin
Nashville
California Casuals
Rayon
Poplin
Dusty Rose
GQ Herrow
Friendly Store
Second Avenue
Evelyn's Beauty Shop
Speake
Warren & Ratliff
City Park
Helen Follett
St. Peter
Grant
R. E. Yost
Army
Marshall
Huntsville Arsenal
Burt
Green
Wittichen
Mac Cain
Margaret Hartung
Daytona Beach
Fla
Armes
W. D. Green
San Diego
California
W. W. Newman
W. H. Zeigler
Bessemer
Bessemer High School
E D. McAdory
Dudley McAdory Jr
D. O. McKay Jr
Wilbur Green
T. J. Hesterley
Orlando
Florida
Corp
Eugene Hesterley
J. D. Dinsmore
Falkvile
John Green
Sylvia
Glynn
John Green Jr
Covington
J. G. Daves
Brooksville
J. Luther Bentley
By Leira Heeler
Cullman County Jones Chapel
Ricoletto
Rigoletto
Stage Door Canteen
Giovanni Martinelli
Willie Howard
Carel Bruce
Walter Hai
Moye
Goidel’s Drug Store
Ternoon
Ann Slaten
Selle
Ruby Maples
New Jersey
John Halbrookes
Harvey Sanders
Dink Sanders
Newt Slaten
Roy Henderson
Baby
Luke Speegie
Ollie Taylor
Houston Leath
Linda Sue
Beatrice Leath
Somerville
Do. T. Lott
Fehon
Dad
Crow’s
Second Ave
Moulton St
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