Week of church and club activities in Decatur area
Central Methodist Guild meets at 7 30 p m in the church parlor. First Methodist WSCS Circles convene at 10 a m hosted by named members in Copeland Wallace Hargrove Lavender. Decatur Civinettes at 7 30 p m at Mrs Prescott. First Presbyterian Circles at 10 a m and 6 45 p m with multiple hosts. Night Circles picnic at Miss Ruby Jones 517 Walnut SE. Duplicate Bridge Club 7 15 p m at Pet Dairy Co Hospitality Room. Decatur Jayceette general meeting 7 p m at Lyons Hotel private dining room. Story Hour 10 a m for ages 6 9 at the Public Library.
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Central Methodist Guild I
First Methodist Wscs
Wallace
James .H. Johnson
Meadowbrook
Copeland
Sage
College SE
Hargrove
E. E. Hargrove
Ferry NE
Lavender
Claude Lavender
Woodmont
Decatur Civinettes
Joe Prescott
18Th Ave
First Presbyterian
Matthews
Jon Moores
Pennylane
Smith
A. J. Coleman
Walnut SE
Ruby Jones
Duplicate Bridge Club
Pet Dairy Co
U.S
Decatur Jayceette
Lyons
Brooksie
Jackson
Edee
Atlanta
Hugh
Mary Greere
Lyons Hotel
Sally
H. D.) Barnum
Eula
F. D
Peebles
Amanda
George
Wallace and
Mary
Elmer
Loyd
Janie
Garner Pride
Country Club
Pansy
Allen Wallace
Summer Notices and Local Delights From Arden and Nearby
Readers catch up on campers headed to music and Laney camps, New York trips, and family visits. Notables include Allan Archer Jr. earning a Ford Career Scholarship, Carlton Comp ton earning a Carnegie Tech master’s, and Raytheon work in Boston. Socials feature fashionable luncheon attendees and a red barned Graham home with an antique eagle.
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Mabel
A. T.) Hanser
Allan Archer Jr
Ford
Emory
Atlanta
Harvard
Florence
Rowland Compton
Carlton
Carnegie Tech
Raytheon Co
Boston
All American July Fourth Picnic Plan with Revolutionary Theme
An editorial style guide proposes hosting a Fourth of July party titled Stars and Stripes Forever with a 1776 spirit. It outlines decorations a declaration of party principles, activities like Revolution themed games, and recipes such as New England clam chowder and Boston Brown Bread. It invites readers to write for rules and hat patterns.
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211Th Street
Washington
The
Potomac
New England
Boston
New Cues for You Fold the Towel to Show Colors
A brief item introduces a summertime tip to fold a towel into a fashion or display piece that showcases school club colors for beach, boat, or porch use. The guidance emphasizes style and practical lounging.
Create a colorful poncho from a towel with neck opening
Instructions describe cutting a 10 inch neck opening in a folded towel, turning under edges and stitching, leaving 9 inch arm openings, to wear as a poncho over shorts or swimsuit. The passage then asks when to use a fork or fingers for eating and invites reading Enid Haupt's next column for details.
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Enid Haupt
Billings Church Bell Tower Flood Fills Birdbath
Rain fills the bell tower at First Congregational Church in Billings creating a surprising water-filled birdbath scene. Local residents note the unusual weather effect and enjoy the quirky sight from surrounding streets.
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Billings
First Congregational Church
The Good Old Days Dwell Not In Parenting Now
John C Butler notes that today’s newborns benefit from prenatal nutrition vaccines and antibiotics promising taller stronger bones and better teeth. He urges parents to embrace modern medicine and rapid care at Professional Pharmacy and shares a household hint for cleaning hands with boiled potato as soap substitutes.
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Somerville Rd
Course Code List and Schedule Fragments
A fragmented catalog of course codes and descriptions including electric circuits English composition Shakespeare United States history calculus differential equations mechanics materials and physics topics, with various footnotes and department tags. The text reads like an OCR capture of a registrar or catalog page listing numbered courses and classifications.
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A&s
United States
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