Women's Chamber Meeting Notes June 18 at Cornelian Hotel
Decatur Women’s Chamber of Commerce held its regular session at the Cornelian Hotel. President Mrs. Eugene Dugger led the meeting with minutes, reports, and guest arrivals from Portland Oregon. Recommendations included a two month summer recess and support for the Crusade For Children and Girl Scout work. New members were elected and Miss Vera Holmes guest spoke on education and tourism in Alabama.
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Decatur Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Cornelian Hotel
Mesdames
Paul Russell
Frank Campbell
Eugene Dugger
Frank Whisenant
Dan Pierce
Lawrence Tucker
Motte Lisenby
H. N.peurifoy
Troup
Portland
Oregon
Crusade For Children
Clio Lovin
Frances Nungester
M. E. Smalley
Birmingham
Alabama Motorist Association
Alabama
Mississippi
Bessie Daniel
T. E. Petty
Nina Hodges
W. P. Baugh
Mesdames C. B. Kenton
Alex Humphrey
Fred Voehringer
Ben Hoppenjans
Gil Crane
C. A. Culver
Miss Nungester
Vera Holmes
Miss Holmes
Athens College
Columbia
Phillips High School
Youth of Today Citi zens of Tomorrow Club Talk
Miss Holmes spoke on Youth of Today Citizens of Tomorrow, challenging the club to work with their own children. Miss Mildred Louise George plans a June 23 wedding to Joseph Harold Emens at her parents home with a large bridal party and reception afterward. The First Baptist Business Women's Circle will have a picnic at Trinity Mountain on Monday evening at 6 30.
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Citizens of Tomorrow
Miss Holmes
J. M. Crain
Frances Nungester
Mildred Louise George
Joseph Harold Emens
Clayton Shaw
Jasper
The
First Baptist Church
Trinity Mountain
Cheerful women as a key to success and happiness
Dorothy Dix argues cheerfulness is essential for women, more valuable than beauty or wit, aiding a husband, business success, and family life. A cheerful wife provides hope, lifts a man’s burdens, and benefits children through optimistic influence.
Cheerful mothers spread joy and resilience in tough times
The passage extols cheerful women whose humor and optimism soften hardship for their families. Their laughter corrects faults, keeps children at home, and turns poverty into a feast, inspiring others and radiating hope even amid private difficulties. They are described as bright, missioner-like figures guiding society with wit.
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Gayly
House orders probe into FCC licenses amid communist ties
The House approved a resolution to investigate the Federal Communications Commission to determine if federal licenses have been issued to radio stations owned or operated by communists. The briefing references strong sunlight and dense forest metaphors as context while noting unclear terms.
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Washington
House
Federal Communication Commission
Fall fashion embraces individuality and diverse styles
The feature extols varied design thinking as designers push a rampage of styles for the season. It notes tall and skinny versus short and fat silhouettes, with options from sleek dresses to voluminous skirts and casual wear, urging comfort with a pinch here and there.
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Women’s Chamber OF Commerce
Goidel
Sterling
Sterling Et
Gorham
Huntsville
Jewelers
Decatur
Miss George
Sue Emens
Mamie George
Margie Grizzard
Dixie Johnson
Karl Frederick Emens
Ira Eli George, Sr
Gordon Hall
Mrs. George
First Baptist Business Women’s Circle
T. J. Briscoe
Maxine McCutcheon
M. E. McCutcheon
Briscoe
W. J. Briscoe
Johnson
Schuyler Va
van Johnson
Poer’s Gift Shop
Johnston S&t
Dorothy DIX
Bet Syndicate
Bob Duff
Ala
Bill Hotchkiss
Courtland
Sullivan’s Studio
Grant
2Nd Ave
E. Vine ST
New York
Harpers’ Bazaar
Yours
Gussie Deese
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