Cotillion Guests Attend Summer Dance at Country Club
Miss Margaret Ann Emens of Birmingham and Decatur hosts visitors for the cotillion tonight at the Country Club. Guests include Miss Jane Jones from the Tri-Cities, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gish of Athens, Sykes Martin of Courtland, Doy McCall of Monroeville and Birmingham. Emens plans a dinner before the dance with Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Crane, and Mr. and Mrs. John Eyster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Emens
Birmingham
Decatur
Country Club
Jane Jones
Tri-Cities
Robert Gish
Athens
Sykes
Emens
John Richardson
Atlanta
Gil Crane
John Eyster
New Center WMU Holds Regular Meeting
The New Center WMU held its weekly meeting with an opening prayer led by Mrs. Annie Collins. Mrs. Lena Lynch gave the devotion from Mark and Luke. Participants on the program included Mrs. Myrtle Ferguson, Mrs. Annie Collins, and Mrs. Ed Couey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU
Annie Collins
Mark and
Luke
Lena Lynch
Myrtle Ferguson
Ed Couey
Personal notices from Scottsboro to Decatur and beyond
Various society updates note visits and travel. Mrs. John Will Gay and Mrs. John Gay Jr. of Scottsboro spend time with Mrs. Douglas McCollum. Dick Pockman returns to Orlando. Ben Butler Sr. of Osceola Ark visits C. M. Semmes. Mary Ann Russell heads to Tuscaloosa for weekend. A baby girl Katherine Loyd is born to Mrs. Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Will Gay
John Gay Jr
Scottsboro
Allen Main
Karnak
Ill
Douglas McCollum
Ben Butler, Sr
Osceola, Ark
C. M. Semmes
Mary Ann Russell
Tuscaloosa
Richard Leonard
Atlanta
Decatur General Hospital
Katherine Loyd
Leonard
Betty Ware Wyatt
Leonards
Stanley Wyatt
Calming Down Kalamazoo State Hospital
The Kalamazoo State Hospital has cut rational costs by using tranquilizing drugs with notable results. Violent patients have caused less window breakage, reflecting improved safety and reduced disruption in the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Midh
Kalamazoo State Hospital
Parties Honor The Damsgards Before Their Move
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Damsgard left for Franklin Tennessee to make their home and were honored by many parties. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Charles P Tuck and Mr and Mrs Ed Weigel at the Tuck home. Other events featured luncheons dinners and open houses hosted by friends in Huntsville Decatur and Mortons with multiple cohosts and a dessert bridge por tion for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Damsgard
Franklin, Tenn
Bridge
Charles P. Tuck
Ed Weigel
R. W. Henderson
Arthur Beindorff
H. S. Morton
John Frazer
Ken Burnett
Huntsville
Decatur
Damsgard
Frank Carau
N. J. Meyer
Merle Hasson
Harry Pannier
Wilson Morgan
Mortons
Martin Kingsmore
Sara Damsgard
Nancy Beindorff
Betty Ann Nettles
Beverly Sittason
Westminster Auxiliary and WSCS hold memorial church meetings
Westminster Auxiliary met in the church chapel with Mrs. J. L. Whitworth opening with prayer and Mrs. Rex Rankin leading a memorial program for longtime church workers since 1888. The Smith Circle of Central Methodist WSCS met in the church parlor with 13 members and 2 guests, opening with song and Ruth Smith teaching the lesson. Salem Methodist Church WSCS met Tuesday afternoon with opening prayer, business reports, and an installation service led by Mrs. Grady Chasteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Auxiliary
J. L. Whitworth
T. B. Rogers
George Hubbard
Philippines
Synod of Missouri
Rex Rankin
Smith
Central Methodist Wscs
Jack Smith
Ruth Smith
W. W. Wright
Robert Hutson
Salem Methodist Church
WSCS
Ruel Foote
Josie Anders
Grady Chasteen
D. R. Roper
Dessert Dream Cherry Cheese Cake
Family dining feature presents a cherry maraschino dessert with lemon and graham crust. Ingredients include eggs condensed milk lemon rind juice vanilla maraschino cherries graham crumbs and butter. Bake 325 degrees for 30 minutes then rest in warm oven for one hour.
Electro shock treatments cut drastically and brain surgery drops
Electro shock therapies have fallen to less than a quarter of their former use, with brain surgery nearly eliminated. Medical practice shifts reflect new approaches and improved alternatives reducing invasive procedures.
Bridge Parties Held This Week By Mrs. Major And Simmons
Mrs. Ted Major and Mrs. Fred Simmons hosted dessert bridge events on Tuesday and Wednesday with eight tables of players each day. Gardenias gladioli roses daisies and Bells of Ireland flowers decorat ed living dining rooms and the family room. Tuesday winners included Mrs. Rufus Peerson and Mrs. Sam Pruett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Major
Fred Simmons
Ireland
Rufus Peerson
Sam Pruett
Wednesday Winners Named in Local Social List
Mrs. Fred Osborn and Mrs. Dan Lawrence attended the event. Wednesday winners were Mrs. B. J. Hoppenjans Jr., Mrs. J. N. Laubenthal, Mrs. George Sletcher and Mrs. Robert Lear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Osborn
Dan Lawrence
B. J. Hoppenjans Jr
J. N. Laubenthal
George Sletcher
Robert Lear
Hopewell W M U Holds Meeting on Fountain of Youth
Hopewell W M U met on Friday with the Fountain of Youth as the study topic. The session opened with song led by Mrs. G G Isley who gave the watchword. Betty Sue Williams spoke on mission activities of Jacksonville State Teachers College. Plans were made for WMU Day of Prayer on June 20 and for completing the Hopewell religious census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Baptist Vmu
G. G. Isley
Lizzie Stephenson
Lovie Williams
Lonnie Ikner
Louie Williams
Betty Sue Williams
Mary Lou Dancy UDC Chapter to Hold Final Meeting
The Mary Lou Dancy Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet tonight at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gray Halfacre for the last meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Dancy
UDC
Bride-Elect Miss Sherry Maner Feted by Class
Miss Sherry Maner bride-elect of Jack Ray was complimented by her Sunday School Class at Central Baptist Church. The group gathered at her home Tuesday night with devotions led by Mrs. Billie K. Nelson and gifts given by Jackie Mills Nancy Taylor Lou Taylor Dixie Grimes Eloise Parker Sarah Scott Mrs. Frank Williams and others. Refreshments followed the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Maner
Jack Ray
Central Baptist Church
Billie K. Nelson
Miss Maner
Jackie Mills
Nancy and
Lou Taylor
Dixie Grimes
Eloise Parker
Sarah Scott
Frank Williams
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Walter Hall
Jean Hinds
R. T. Sammons
Ham
Wooda's Bros
Laboon
Dick Pockman
Orlando
John Collier
Central Garden Club
D. S. Hurst
Rose Garden Club
Auburn
Garden Clubs of
Alabama
Russell Lynne Jr
Miami
Seybourn Lynne
Lynne
Troy Martin
Breckenridge
Texas
T. Blount
Tom Grubbs
Don Brooking
Dorothy Grace Finley
Grubbs
Lc Tom Grubbs III
Kelly Field
Dallas
John Miles
Princeton
N. J
Providence
R. I. Et Ae
Janet Deal
Mrs
Fred Lerner
Chicago
Paul Russell
Pensacola
Dorothy Schwachow
E. Moulton
Ira's Book & Gift Shop
E. Moulten Street
Miss Shelton
Homer Frank Shelton
Lorene Shelton
George Gladin Farish
Clarence Gladin Farish
Moulton
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Grace Baptist Church
Jeffs
City Pork Flower Shop
Hopewell W.M.U
Tiffine NO
Bermuda
Howard Johnson
Moulton Road
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