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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1959
Page
5
Advertises Printed Pattern 4898 for dresses and jackets in several sizes with sewing tips. Provides pattern yardage, mailing cost, and addresses to order from Anne Adams Pattern Dept in New York City.
The Amicable Club schedules a picnic and skating event at Hatfield's on Wednesday. The June business meeting, hosted by Mrs. Clayton Thomas, heard reports from Mrs. Wendall Ryland and others, with flowers sent to Mrs. Kenneth Rice. The next meeting is set for the second Thursday in July at 10 a.m. at Mrs. C. T. Cruse's home.
East West vulnerable. South deal. The West player counts adversary cards at a critical stage and makes a precise play to defeat an ambitious slam. Declarer sheds light on bidding, hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades as tricks are cashed and ruffs are made.
The Salem WSCS met Tuesday with 10 members present. President Mrs. Cecil Adcock led the session and opening prayer was by Mrs. Walter Cole. Pledge service was led by Mrs. D. R. Roper with remarks from Mrs. Marvin Edmondson Mrs. Edd Bodley and Mrs. Adcock. Installation service scheduled for Tuesday afternoon June 23.
Mr and Mrs Wiley and their ox and daughter Cecilia return from New York City. John Burke Jr of New Orleans visits aunt Mrs Rutledge Thomas and Mr Thomas. Warren and Davis Warren and Bob Anderson families return from Florida. Mrs C H Deaton and children of Memphis join Florida group. Dusty Dodd travels to Tallahassee to visit sister Katherine Warren. Bob McWhorter visits Harold Heflin in Florence for the summer journal at the Country Club.
Anne Gentry of Moulton was installed as first vice president at the state Jaycee Auxiliary convention in Mobile. Others named include Geneva Wright of Tuscaloosa as president and Betty Mayhall of Cullman as second vice president. The Jaycette name was adopted as the official shortened term for the Junior Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary.
The Cotillion dinner dance at the Country Club embraced a Venetian theme with Italian banners from Signor Ettore Scampicchio and tourism folders from Venice. Miss Helen Johnson led decorating features including blue gondola centerpieces and blue hydrangea in pastel settings, while guests from out of town attended the evening event.
Sunshine Club gathered at the home of Mrs John Burnett with devotion by the chaplain Mrs Burnett. Mrs Robert E Garrett presided as reports from committees outlined a November bazaar and a June 25 family picnic at Chems strand recreation grounds. New member Mrs Howard Morris welcomed. Mexico has 28 states.
A beauty career offers more than hair color. Learn shows and conventions, meet glamorous people, and gain ongoing personal growth. The article urges both women and men to pursue licensing for a livelier, better paid life in a vibrant industry.
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