First Methodist Circles Schedule and Society Notes
Society notes record First Methodist Church circles meeting Monday June 14 at 3 o clock with four circles on Brookmeade Stratford Road and a Boswell Circle at Mrs Boswell’s Stratford Road. The Seekers Bible Class met June 9 at Central Methodist with 24 members and one guest, after a service led by Mrs Pit t. After rehearsal party for the Sims Greenwell wedding was at J E Sims home with Mrs J E Sims Mrs Royce Sims hosting and gifts to attendants. Marshall Baptist Church circle meets June 7 at 7 30 with eight members at Mrs Lee Campbell home.
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First Methodist Church
Johnson
J. H. Johnson
Brookmeade Road
Harris
Julian Harris
Ryan
Huland Ryan
Stratford Road
Boswell
Bill Boswell
Seekers Bible
Central Methodist Church
Dorothy Pitt
M. K. Vickrey
Burford Hough
Raymond Britain
Walter Evans
Horace Levin
Sims-Greenwell
J. E. Sims
Joe Wheeler Highway
Royce Sims
W. L. Greenwell
Miss Greenwell
Campbell
Martha Gilliland
The
First Baptist Church
Lee Campbell
Sam McClure
Howard Case
Dan Ewing
Adolph Feil
Jane
Community Social Notes Mention Mrs Howard Case
A social item references Roger and several women including Mrs Howard Case Mrs Sam McClure Mrs Paul Draper Mrs Payne and Mrs J D Shawn. The event ended with prayers and the hostess served refreshments.
Elm Disease Carried by Bark Beetles Across Trees
Dutch elm disease spreads through bark beetles transferring infection from tree to tree. A blue whale consumes up to a ton of food daily, highlighting vast energy needs in the ocean.
Bertha Timberlake Weds Captain Ven John at First Methodist
Miss Bertha Mae Timberlake married George Gordon Ven John Captain USAF at the First Methodist Church on Saturday June 12 at four in the afternoon. Rev Minar L Triplett officiated with music by Mrs W E Curry and soloists Mrs Cecil Timberlake and Reneau Carrell. The reception followed at Lelia Cantwell Seton Hall with a three tier cake and pink decor.
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Bertha Mae Timberlake
George Gordon Ven John
USAF
Minar L. Triplett
W. E. Curry
Cecil Timberlake
Reneau Carrell
Ghan Timberlake
Clarence Timberlake
J. O. Colvard
James C. Nash
Walter Goodenough
Webster Groves
Missouri
Nash
Mr. Goodenough
Lelia Cantwell Seton Hall
Leroy Murphree
Edwin M. Frazier
Cecil H. Timberlake
Donald Ven John
Affton
Breck Reeves
Hubert Burleson
Edward Timberlake Jr
Harry Ven John
St. Louis
J. H. Green, Jr
Walter M. Jackson
Douglas Hall
Ruby Jones
Claude McMurtrie
Waverly B. Loosier
Butler Hine Sr
Lucy Byars
Clarence K. Timberlake
Walter Good
Personal notices recount visits and travel across states
Mrs Saidie Clare Parham of Birmingham visits her mother Mrs Dolly Porter and aunt Mrs Fred Graves. H A Wyatt and wife travel with daughter Mrs R W Holm sists and three children. Mrs Leonard Staab goes to Birmingham to be with ailing husband. Harry Raley and daughter Sara attend the Raley rally at Tishomingo State Park with about thirty five relatives. Col H H Hastings and son Hillman visit Leroy McEntire before moving to Panama for three years. T C Chandler returns from a Fort Walton Beach vacation. Ethel Wear visits relatives in Mt Hope. Miss Betty Hendon spends time in Pensacola. Mrs Arthur Calix and children head to New Orleans. Dr Calix to San Francisco for a medical convention. Allison Bailey returns home for summer. W W Roper and son Randy take a Gulf Shores vacation. Robin Thomas family returns from Gadsden. A French ship carries 100 tons of roquefort cheese across the Atlantic five times during a NYC harbor strike.
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Harry Raley
Sara
Raley
Tishomingo State Park
Tishomingo
Mississippi
James Parker Raley
Local Social Figures Gather in Missouri and Nearby States
A list of women including Marian Bloodworth, Mrs W M Mack, Mrs Frank Robertson of Pensacola, Marion Boatwright of Cullman, C A Williams of Madison, and Katherine Wiley along with several others from Webster Groves and surrounding areas is noted in a regional society column.
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Enough
Webster Groves
Missouri
Marian Bloodworth
W. M. Mack
Frank Robertson
Pensacola
Florida
Marion Boatwright
Cullman
C. A. Williams
Madison
David Wiley
Katherine Wiley
David S. Warren
Fred Sittason
Hazel Lawrence
Jack Lyle
James Holloway
Kenan Timberlake
European corn borer likely introduced to United States
Scientists believe the European corn borer was introduced to the United States from Hungary and first discovered in 1917.
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United States
Hungary
TVA Lakes Yield Over Ten Million Pounds Of Fish Caught
TVA lakes produce more than 10 million pounds of fish annually with vast catches supporting local fisheries. The statement highlights the scale of recreational and commercial fishing across Tennessee Valley Authority reservoirs.
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Tva Lakes
Scientists Claim Humanity Is Under One Million Years Old
Researchers assert the human species originated less than a million years ago, based on fossil records and genetic data. The claim challenges views of an older evolutionary timeline and underscores rapid human evolution.
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Jimmy O’donnell
Joseph PA
Bank St
Tus
Amenin
Foessaud
Bones
Ven
John- Timberlake
Kimberly Lomen
Fresno
California
Kenneth Lomeén
Frank Keown
Marjorie Mason
Huntsville
Elsie Gaines
Ingold Vau
Emma Jean Burns
W. G. Burns
Burns
James Edwin Champion
E. L. Champion
Sherman Street
Walker Studio
Saidie Clare Parham
Birmingham
Dolly Porter
Fred Graves
H. A. Wyatt
R. W. Holmsists
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Leonard Staab
H. H. Hastings
Hillman
Washington, D.C
Leroy McEntire
Hastings
Panama
Mrs. T. C. Chandler
Fort Walton, Florida
Mrs. Ethel Wear
Mt. Hope
Mrs. Freeman Free
Betty Hendon
Arthur Calix
Kathleen
Arthur Jr
Edward
New Orleans
Louisiana
Calix
San Francisco
Allison Bailey
Mrs
A. C. Bailey
Ronald Eddens
Robert Shafer
Auburn
W. W. Roper
Randy
Gulf Shores
Robin Thomas
Gadsden
New York City
Atlantic
Father’s Day
DAD Ira’s Book & Gift Shop
E. Moulton
2Nd Ave
Vine St
Kemglo
Sherwin-Williams
Johnston St
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