Society Weddings Shine At Washington And Decatur
Elizabeth Mae Clark wed Fennell Yarbrough in Washington DC on June 7 with plans to reside at 1622 19th St NW. Annie Glenn Thomas wed Duel Lanier Jones in Decatur in June at a private ceremony with relatives present. they’ll live in Decatur. A Decatur Cotillion Club called meeting was set for Friday at 2 pm at the Carnegie Library with emphasis on important upcoming gatherings. A piano recital by Mary Blankenship and David Allen Gibson, students of Mrs. S. T. Rollo, drew a large audience at Seton Hall with classical works by Mozart Brahms Chopin and others. The EuZeSian Class of Central Baptist will meet Friday at 7:30 pm at 1726 Sixth Ave South to install new officers. members were urged to attend and arrange transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Raymond Clark
Elizabeth Mae
Fennell Yarbrough
Washington, D. C
19Th St N. W
Washington, D.C
Cotillion Club
Decatur Cotillion Club
Carnegie Library
Mary Sue Hardin
Mary Blankenship
David Allen Gibson
T Rollo
Lelia Cantwell Seton
Euzesian
Fuzelian
Central Baptist Sunday School
Harold “Wright
Sixth Avenue South
Local Young Musicians Shine At City Recital
A Decatur recital showcased Mary Blankenship and David Allen with budding talent from local and nearby audiences. The program featured piano duets and solos including selections from Don Giovanni. Both young performers drew praise for musical maturity and teamwork.
Personal notices of visits and travel plans across several states
Mrs J T Jones Mra H T Gill and Bob Stephenson will spend the weekend with Mra R E Oliver at her Monteagle summer home. Jimimy Flannigan will visit his uncle and aunt in St Augustine Fla. Sam Cross is slightly improved after a critical illness. Mrs W P Baugh will attend the National Federation of Music Clubs Biennial in Los Angeles June 18 to 26 with companions visiting Carlsbad Caverns Yellowstone Salt Lake City and other western sites en route. Other names attend conventions and visit relatives in Alabama Georgia Tennessee and Boston and plan weekend gatherings and graduations at Edgepark College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Jones
Mra. H. T. Gill
Bob Stephenson
Mra. R. E
Oliver
Monteagie
Jimimy—Flannigan
Mra
W. P. Wade
St. Augustine, Fla
W. P. Baugh
Los Angeles
California
National Federation of Music Clubs
Seasion
Baugh
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
Carlsbad Caverna
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Utah
West
Phillip Speer
Greenville
Alabama
Three in One Play Outfit Pattern 4788
Anne Adams Pattern 4788 offers a dress with front-buttoned panel and shoulder darts, plus a bra and stitched front-pleated shorts set. Sizes range junior miss 1 to 18. dress fabric needs 338 yards 35 inch, plus 1 1-2 yards ric rac. Send 15 cents for pattern. book and pattern 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Wo man s Society and tea honor Texan newcomer in Athens
On June 12 a Wo man s Society meeting at the First Methodist Church in Athens discussed the zone meeting June 24 at Elkmont and welcomed Mrs Elton Dupuy new to town with a tea hosted by Mrs A D Powers. Guests included Mrs Ronald D Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
A. D. Powers
Elton Dupuy
Texas
Ronald D. Gray
Be Dainty to Land a Job By HELEN FOLLETT
The article advises women job seekers to present a businesslike image and neat appearance. It warns against flashy hats heavy makeup and scruffy hair while recommending modest lipstick neat coiffures plain tailored clothing and sensible shoes to improve chances with prospective employers. It stresses poise and cleanliness over wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Folletten
Baptist Unit Holds Meet at Moulton Heights Church
The Morgan County Baptist Association schedules a fifth Sunday gathering at Moulton Heights Baptist Church on Sunday June 29. Events include Rev. W. W. Coffey leading, a panel discussion, choir performances, sermons by Rev. B. B. Burks and others, and a 2:45 p.m. adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County Baptist Association
Moulton Heights Baptist Church
W. W. Coffey
C. L. Cobbs
L. E. Toone
Moulton Heights
Frank T. Smith
W H. Marey
Bud Bynum
D. Cc. Prince
W. B. Steadham
Wil Spanable
Irwin J. Quinn
Southside Baptist Church Orchestra
Landersville Notes From Lawrence County Community
Miss Kattie Pearl Alexander of Moulton visits Mr and Mrs Hubert Sutton. Joseph, three months old, dies and is buried at Landersville. Jimmie Martin injures hand. Family visits and Sunday gatherings noted. Annual singing at Methodist church set for next Sunday. Local social visits include Mr and Mrs W R Jackson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kattie Pearl Alexander
Moulton
Hubert Sutton
Richard Cleere
Will Montgomery
James Fuller
Little Joseph
Landersville
Jimmie Martin
Clifton Alexander
Henry Latham
W. R. Jackson
Joe Young
Methodist Church
W. W. Murphree
Byron Young
Billie and
Wynelle
Zypher Hurst
Marion Blankenship
Willard
Lawrence Lathan
Infant Undergoes Remarkable Operation in Atlanta
A seven pound baby girl born Saturday with only heart and kidneys in place is healthy after a remarkable operation. Surgeons separated misplaced organs, opened the abdomen, and placed organs in proper positions as the abdominal wall remains undeveloped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Air Corps Base Bans Furloughs at Elgin Field Florida
The Elgin Field Florida air corps base bans furloughs except in emergencies. Lieut. Jesse E. Hendricks, adjutant, announced the policy in a one sentence bulletin under Official items with no further explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Field
Valpariso
Fla
Air Corps
Jesse E. Hendricks
Social Reception Honors Mrs Powers and Guests
Receiving with Mrs Powers and Mrs Dupuy were multiple guests from Portchester Decatur and Pulaski with assistance from Mrs Gray Duncan McDaniel and Nelson. The dining table featured a lace cloth a silver bowl centerpiece with pink roses and baby’s breath while green tapers glowed in silver holders. Hostesses included Mrs Kittrell and Mrs Dupree. cake mints and nuts were served by a list of hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Harry J. Kittrell
M. W. Dupree
David A. Smith
P. W. Hendricks, Jr
D. J. Wilson
David L. Rosenall, Jr
W. Gilbert
Memory Gray Holt
Laura Wheeler Scotties Kitchen Pets Embroidery Pattern
Embroider droll scotties on tea towels for the kitchen. Pattern 2890 includes six motifs about 8 by 5 inches with stitch diagrams and materials. Send ten cents to The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York to request pattern number and provide name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
New Draft Call Exceeds Prior Quotas in Alabama
Brig Gen Ben M Smith announces Alabama must furnish 1907 draftees between July 7 and 22 with 1637 whites and 270 Negroes. Total draftees in service or marching orders will reach about 14,000. Decatur and Hartselle boards await new quotas as five whites from Board 1 head to Camp McClellan June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Ben M. Smith
Selective Service
Alabama
Gen. Smith
Decatur
Hartselle
Camp McClellan
Engineers Placed From Alabama Class Amid Wartime Calls
In Tuscaloosa on June 12, 1941, Dr. George J. Davis reported that every available graduate from the University of Alabama's engineering class has secured positions in defense work. Sixty of seventy five graduates are employed, five serve as Army second lieutenants, with the rest awaiting assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
College of Engineering
University sees surge of engineering job offers for graduates
Dean Davis notes many offers for engineering graduates from the army and navy branches and comments that the university has more calls than it can fill. He cites some students receiving four and five job offers each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Dean Davis
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Brahms
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Jesu
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Lavalice Golliwong
David Allen _ Gibson
Debusty
Beach
Rachmaninof
Capaci
Alexis Smith
American Institute of Laundering
Move Beauty Shop
Birmingham
Cherokee
Hunteville
Harteelle
Tri- Cities
David Allen
Alabama Federation Women’s Clubs
David Alleh
Mary
Lucky Sale
Batiste
Dimity
Uttrey’s
Sam Cross
C. R. McCullough
Nashville, Tenn
W. C. Hailey
Chattanooga, Tenn
Wilburn, Jr
T. M. Jones, Jr
Robert T.harris
Marge Penick Jones
Jane Harris
Briarecliff Manor
Harris
Jones
Edgepark College
Anne Kimbrough
Bradford College
Boston
Mass
Edward Price
Edward Jr
Joe Allen
Fariday
G. B. Price
Matthew
Chattanooga
Ted Major
Hotel Association
Mrs. W. F. Whatley
McRae, Ga
Mrs
D. C. Ewing
Joe Sneed
Country Club
South Alabama
J. C. Taylor
T. E. McGehee
John
Florence
Julia Chenault
Huntsville
Holt Hardin
Lucy Byrd Hollenbeck
Courtland
Hazelwood High School
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
W. M. Chenault
John Chenault
Vanderbilt Medical School
W. A. Dougherty
Timberville
Virginia
L. W. Chambers
George Leeck
W. 8. Garth
Elkmont
J. B. Ligon
Joan Perry
Baptist Unit
Sermon
B. B. Burks
Lawrence County
AIR Corps Base
Capitol
Western Union
Robert Young
Randolph Scott
Laura Wheeler
Nature
Dean
Doah
Goidel’s Drug Store
Thrift Wash
de la SS Lame
Re Street
George Brent
Martha Scott Paul Lukas Kay Linaker
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