Circle Reports And Plans At Central Methodist Circle
Circle One met at Mrs W P Baugh home with Mrs Rufus Warren absent. Mrs Wesley Cook presided and prayer was led by Mrs Wiley Owen. Next meeting moved to Mrs Rufus Warren home at 4 pm Monday. Circle Two, led by Mrs Melvin Hutson, opened at Mrs M A Leopard’s home. Nine members attended with devotions from Isaiah 53 and a lesson from Prayers of the Kings and Prophets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
W P. Baugh
Rufus Warren
Wesley Cook
Wiley Owen
Ben Britnell
Baugh
M.A. Leopard
Circle Two
Melvin Hutson
Marion ‘Vickery
Raymond Britain
New Director Takes Over Work At Center Here
Miss Maude Fail has recently taken over duties as director of the work at the Methodist center in East Decatur. She is Alabama-born with life tied to Mississippi mostly. She earned a Scarritt College degree in 1915 and began in Mobile. Her long service includes deaconess work in the Methodist church across New Orleans Baltimore Portsmouth and San Francisco. She comes to Decatur after six years at the Wesley House in Meridian Mississippi.
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Hartselle
Nancy Evelyn Bean
Ben F. Bean
Gilbert H. Young
H. A. Sanford
Chicago
Forrest H. Young
Athens
Doyce Mitchell
Hartselle Methodist Church
Virginia Massengale
Decatur
Walter E. Roberts
West Washington Street
Young
Miss Maude Fail
Methodist Center
East Decatur
Alabama
Mississippi
Miss Fail
Scarritt College
Mobile
Methodist Church
New Orleans
Baltimore
Portsmouth
San Francisco
California
Fail
Wesley House
Meridian
Lions Club Barbecue Set On Finley Island
Members of the Decatur Lions club and wives plan a barbecue on Finley Island next week to replace the regular meeting. The Thursday event starts at four o'clock with Reneau Carrell leading the group and Rev Bonkemeyer giving the invocation. Guests include Ben Martin Jr of Shelbyville Jim Morris and John Wilkes of Decatur.
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Decature Lions Club
Finley Island
Tom Edgil
Greystone Cafe
Reneau Carrell
Thomas
D. Brooks
Bonkemeyer
Ben Martin Jr
Shelbyville, Tenn
Jim Morris
John Wilkes
Decatur
W. R
Buddy” Rogers Jr
Rev. Bonkemeyer
Westside Presbyterian Church
Gene Morrow
Frank Godwin
Sam Wheat
Lions Club
R.—B. Freeman
Lions Softball Club
Vacation Bible School Starts Monday at Westside Church
Westside Presbyterian will open vacation Bible school Monday at 8 30 AM Rev Bonkemeyer new pastor announces. Miss Katherine Hoppers will run the program inviting children ages four to 15. Registration is Saturday at the church from 9 to 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside Presbyterian Vacation Bible School
Bonkemeyer
Katherine Hoppers
Mizpah Circle Meetings At Church And Cotillion Club Notice
Circle Three at the church with Mrs. R. B. Mangrum as hostess led by Mrs. Ed Johnson held a brief session and Bible study. Circle Four hosted by Mrs. Harry Mane opened with worship and reviewed Prayers of the Kings and Prophets. The Mizpah benediction closed each circle meeting. Cotillion Club decoration committee asks members to bring tables to the Armory after 9 30 Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Frazier
R. B. Mangrum
Ed Johnson
G. M. Davenport
A. Z. Bailey
Harry Mane
Circle Four
H. L. Spencer
Cie
Cotillion Club
Decatur Cotillion Club
Armory
Local Personal News Highlights of Visiting Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Filler and daughter Suzanne plan a two week visit to La Crosse Wisconsin for relatives and a Golden Wedding anniversary. En route they visit Waukegan Illinois with Merril and Mrs Lewin. Numerous visits follow from Birmingham to Trinity Abbeville Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Filler
Suzanne
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Waukegan, Ill
Merril Lewin
Dry Leader to Speak on Liquor Problem in Montgomery
Dr. L. E. Barton of Montgomery, a noted dry leader and Baptist executive, will address a June 18 meeting at Central Church at 7 30 PM on Today's Alarming Liquor Problem. Barton, active foe of liquor, has pastored in multiple states and served as editor and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Barton
Montgomery
Centralton Church
Dr. Barton
South
Baptist Foundation of Alabama
Southern Baptist Convention
Barton
Prohibition National Committee
Doctor Barton
Who's Who In America
Union Upecony
Arkansas
Mississippi
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Marshall Plan praised by General Marshall in Frankfurt
General Lucius D. Clay said the Marshall Plan aid to Europe would aid Germany’s postwar recovery. He noted rehabilitation could fit into the program and be advantageous. Clay spoke at a news conference in the U. S. zone with seven Russian correspondents present. He dismissed talk of East West tension on the U S side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Lucius D.aay
Statearshall
VU. S
Clay
Fort McClellan to Sell 4000 Buildings by Sealed Bid
The district corps of engineers announced about 4,000 buildings at Fort McClellan Alabama will go on sale June 23. Structures range from hutments to home size pre fabricated plywood units. Inspection starts June 23 and ends 10 a.m. July 23 when bids open at Fort McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
District Corps of Engineers
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Dear Miss Dix Advice on two years love and marriage
A reader asks if two years is long enough to decide on marriage and if small pre nuptial quarrels predict post nuptial strife. Dorothy Dix advises two years should reveal vital traits if companions are congenial and warns against marrying if fights occur over trivial matters. She also notes many couples learn each other after marriage and urges caution with relationships involving married lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Dear Dorothy Dix Letter on Enduring a Broken Heart
A reader describes a 15 year affair with a married man who died leaving her penniless. After moving cities to escape his wife, she later married another man who forgives her but distrusts her past. She asks Dorothy Dix for guidance on her situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
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Jeanette Patterson
Marie Pruitt
Miss Delmore
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Jackson Street
Ruth Glass
Dean van Dyke
Jimmy Vaughan
Linda Goforth
Lynn Fisher
Merle Morrow
Myra Brown
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Sue Teague
Emily Ann Stanford
Dot Floyd
Dawn Floyd
W. W. Glass
Clark Addicks
Emily Stevens
D. N. van Dyke
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American Institute of Laundering
Anna E. Polk
Theo Bender Company
St. Louis
Gunter
Credit Jewelry
Second Ave
Bride's Book
Emily Post
Dugger’s Book Store
E. Moulten
Center Here
B. H.” Tanner
Moye’s Snap
Tien Llawn
Moye
Fox Booterie
2Nd Ave
Jan Poteet
Louisville, Ky
Maryleen Duncan
Edwin K. Neville
Birmingham
Rayburn Neville
Trinity
E. D. Moseley
Memphis
Tenn
W. F. Rauschenberg
J. W. Walker
Luther Powell
Abbeville
S. C
J.'T. Worrell
Columbia, S. C
W. J. Duncan Jr
Lisa Edwards
Claude Hudson
Jacksonville, Fla
Mabel Dillehay
Miss Mary Love
Warner E. Sartor
University of Alabama
C. L. Sartor
Marshall
Fowler
Horton
Goidel’s Drug Store
God
Man
Moulton Street
Beauty Salon
E. Moulton
Robert E. Smith
Eveleen Smith
Singer Sewing Center
White Swan
ROYAL
Angel Food
Coca-Cola Company
Decatur Coca-Cola Bottling Company
ALI rIght Pastry’ Shop
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