Bridge Luncheon Honors Bride To Be Jackie Harkins
Society notes report Mrs A J Coleman and Mrs Gil Crane hosted a bridge luncheon at Mrs Crane's home to honor Miss Jackie Harkins, bride to be of Sammy. Tables featured white satin hearts with gardenias and spring flowers throughout. The guest list includes Mrs Bruce Harkins and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Coleman
Gil Crane
Crane
Jackie Harkins
Sammy
Bruce Harkins
S. E. Pruett
Gil Crane Sr
Crawford
W. E. Crawford
Falkville News: Teague 81st Birthday Picnic and Local Events
Bill Teague celebrated his 81st birthday May 16 with a family picnic on West Falkville Pike. The gathering included numerous Teague relatives and friends. The issue also notes a Lookout Mountain trip by Falkville High School junior class and various other local notices and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Teague
W. R
Bill) Teague
West Falkville Pike
Anna Teague
Arthur Teaue
Jimmy
Karen Teague
D. N. McCoy
Beverly
Kathy
Janice
Nancy
Dianne
W. J. Teaue
Anna Sue
Edward
Martha Teague
Robert Daley Teague
Billy
Linda
John D. Wilhite
Lewis McBeath
Johnny
James Teague
Dewayne
J. Craig Haney
J. Craig Haney Jr
Harmon Gardner
Arthur Gardner
Martha Holmes
Falkville High School
J. P. Eden
W. C. Payne
Lookout Mountain
Rock City
Mrs. Eden
Mr. Payne
Rowena Shaneyfelt
Mary Alice Morris
Virginia Quattlebaum
Carlene Sellers
Joy Murphy
Margaret Derrick
Millie Johnson
Faye Foote
Betty Berryman
Miss Katherine Wiley Visits Chicago Weekend
Miss Katherine Wiley spends the weekend in Chicago with friends and will return home Tuesday for two weeks before heading to Smith College Northampton Massachusetts for the summer term. Miss Jane Michael a student at Huntingdon College Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Faye Hunter
Birmingham Southern Conservatory of Music
Margaret Newman
Association of Bank Women
New Orleans
Louisiana
Newman
Hazel Morrow
Decatur
Opal Freeman
Moulton
Charlotte Evans
State Teachers College
Florence
Lois Barker
Joan Yobe
J. L. Rowe
Independence
Mr. Rowe
J. L. Rowe Sr
Frank Clark
Loraine
Ohio
Robert Summerford
Black Clinic
Carl Brown
Providence
Rhode Island
D. N. Macoy
Memphis
Rommell Macoy
States
South
Katherine Wiley
Chicago
Smith College
Northampton
Massachusetts
Jane Michael
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Korean GI Bill Training Start Rules Explained
Veterans must begin Korean GI Bill training by Aug 20 1954 only if released by that date. Those separated after Aug 20 1952 have two years from separation to start training. Changes of course allowed only for normal progression or unsatisfactory progress with counseling.
Veterans VA answers four questions on Korean GI Bill start dates
The Veterans Administration clarifies that a correspondence course under the Korean GI Bill officially begins when the school transmits the first lesson. It also notes allowances for suspending training for up to 12 consecutive months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Diabetic Foot Care Tries Patients Despite Daily Routine
Diabetics need strict foot care beyond diet and insulin to prevent gangrene and amputations. Poor care, infection risk, and arterial hardening raise amputation odds. daily baths, careful drying, clean socks, and proper footwear reduce danger. Seek prompt medical help for any infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C
New Nascon memo books arrive at Ira’s Book & Gift Shop
A shipment of Nascon memo books priced from 60 cents and up has arrived at Ira’s Book & Gift Shop located at 222 E. Moulton Street. The note invites customers to browse and mentions a tasting party at All-Wright’s from 7 to 8 PM this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira’s
E. Moulton St
All-Wright’s
Better in Some Other Course Poised for Greater Aptitude
A brief note suggests pursuing a different course may suit abilities better. It hints at matching skills to tasks and optimizing performance by selecting an area aligned with strengths. The emphasis remains on self assessment and appropriate placement.
Smallest viruses measure about one twenty five millionth inch
The text states that the smallest viruses have a diameter near one twenty fifth of a millionth of an inch. It emphasizes the extreme minuteness of viral particles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junior Service League
Decatur Junior Service League
Mrs. A. R. Michael
T. B. Thompson
Jannis
Betty Carl Hendon
Birmingham
W. A. Yates
H. G. Williams
S. D. Edmondson
Mrs. Williams
J. A. Duncan
Dr. Duncan
The
First Methodist Church
D. D. McGehee
W. K. Stephenson
St. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
Dick Coffee
J. O. Colvard
Lampkin Guy of
Indianapolis
Indiana
Speedway
A. C. Simmons
al Graham
Columbia
Tennessee
Tampa
Florida
Frank L. Robertson
Pensacola
Breck Reeves
Richard Rouquie
Ricky
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Fannie J. Holland
Robert Reynolds
Casey Holland
Winchester
Birdie Holland
Edna Holland
Ellanor Hanson
Fairfax
A. T. Hanson
W. P. Reeves
Ridgecrest, North Carolina
Allan Archar
Jackson
Charles Malone
Fort Walton, Florida
Sim Lovelad
L. T. Pride
Pride, Alabama
Maynard Layman
Montevallo
Alabama
Future Homemakers of America
Alabama College
Coleen Lawrence
Falkville News
Marcia Yates
Ooie Lawrence
Grand Assembly of the Order of the Rainbow Girls
State of Alabama
Lawrence
John David Young
J. R. Huie
Bob Young
Washington, D.C
Niagara—Falls
Washington
Mrs. Young
George Washington University
Captain Ted Huie
George Washington University School of Law
Ted Huie
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Georgia
Farmer Co- Operatives
Decatur Country Club
Yates
Opal Brown Collins
Shirley,Cooper
Marthat Ann Key
Cooper
Miss Key
Morgan County
Wells Pharmacy
Bank St
E. Moulton
Merle Norman
Over Belk Hudson
Skeggs Crawford
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
Jo Ann Summer
Lonnie McDaniel and His Orchestra
Decatur High School
Chambrays
Percases
Prs.s
Packers—Plains
Chenille
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