Austinville M E S C S Meets At Church For Monday Session
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Austinville Methodist Church held a Monday evening meeting in the church basement with 23 members and one visitor, Jewel McCulloch. The program featured a radio segment on station NAC and discussed funding a talent night to support the society's work.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Austinville Methodist Church
Jewel McCulloch
R. D. Clark
S. H. Estes
R. L. Hamilton
Thomas Hunter
Dan Prater
Doris Terry
Hamilton
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Social and church group notes from Decatur area meetings
June 11 meetings include Lutheran Women’s Missionary League at Grant Street home with officers elected for the new year and a follow up at Mrs Walter Mitwede’s for July. Reapers Class of Southside Baptist met at Mrs John Wiggins home on Sixth Ave East for business. prizes and refreshments noted. Public reminded of 1348rd Engineer Auxiliary game night June 15 at Decatur Armory to fund return home. piano pupils of Mrs Joe Henderson performed at her Jackson Street home with a long recital program. Rainbow for Girls to meet June 14 at Temple. Ruth Class of Central Baptist met for Bible study and social time. several members noted travel and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Karl Link
Grant Street
I. D. Carlisle
Paul Krohn
Louise Holtman
E. Y. Berry
James McAlister
Reapers
Southside Baptist Church
John Wiggins
Sixth Avenue East
E. L. Ashford
W. M. Baggett
C. A. Boley
Abbott
Essie Chandler
Harry Collier
L. L. Ferguson
Jesse Gillespie
Earl Hargitt
C. R. Halbrooks
S. E. Jacobs
Lottie Lee
J. P. McAnear
Annie Miller
Ella Reeves
Dean
1348Rd Engineer Auxiliary
Decatur Armory
Joe Henderson
Hubert Sheffield
Joe Hinz
James McMullins
Henry Turner
Sheffield
Hinz
Tommy McRae
Edward Wells
Herman Rogers
Louis Brown
Mrs Fitzpatrick Visits Wichita Daughter and Family
Mrs. T. H. Fitzpatrick left today for Wichita Kansas to visit her daughter Mrs Kenneth Russ Jr Mr Russ and their infant son. Mrs Keenan relatives and travels noted with Albuquerque Alaska and Southern States transfers. Mrs Ed Berry and Mrs F M Sittason visiting daughter and niece Mrs Leon Jones in Gadsden. Mrs Riley McDonald recovering at her mother Mrs Paul Verner’s home 604 Tenth Avenue West after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kelley
Atlanta
Georgia
Ed Berry
F. M. Sittason
T. H. Fitzpatrick
Wichita, Kansas
Kenneth Russ, Jr
Mr. Russ
A. O. Keenan
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Henry Hartung
William Gorman
Mary Keenan
Keenan
Alaska
Leon. Jones
Jones
Gadsden
Riley McDonald
Paul .Verner
Tenth Avenue West
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Austinville
Princess Theatre Bldg
Freeman Martin
James Slaton
Clark
Earl Foster
Lutheran Missionary League
Lionel Freeman
League
Walter Mitwede
Reapers OF Southside
Wiggins
Armory
Wilma Dobbs
Janet Freeney
Sandra Bass
Linda Carthers
Barbara Owens
Dorothy Wood
Frankie Speegle
Norma Owens
Cora Mome
Yvonne Evans
Tommie Lou Herron
Juliet
Jean Ferguson
Barbara
DeAnna Howell
Vernie
Grizzard
Barbara Rmager
Ann Dutton
Pavane
Irene Waltz
Doris Sandusky
Lorege Shelton
Thee
Mrs. Henderson
of Us
Jackie Segars
Patsy Segars
Rainbow Girls
Decatur
Order of the Rainbow
Ruth
Central
Central Baptist Sunday School
Baugh-Wiley Infirmary
Frances Marie Farrer
Wanda Harrison
Christine Vinson
Sarah Vinson
Mrs. Vinson
Panama City
Florida
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Wichita
Kansas
Mrs
Atlee H. Hoff
Chattanooga
Tennessee
J. Light Atlee
Hartselle
Hamil Aldridge
Truman Aldridge
Sloss Street
Trannie Bennett
Berval Bennett
Simpson Street
Leways
Alnico
General Electric
Bank
Deeler
Wyker’s
Blackwell Motors
Lincoln—Mercury
Don's Floor
St. E
Don Williams
Kreaks
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