Kitchen Shower For Bride Elect Caroline Barfield
Miss Caroline Barfield received many gifts at a kitchen shower and bridge party hosted by Mrs. Bobby Anderson and Mrs. Mason Pearce Jr at the Pearce home on Fifth Avenue West. Top scorers were Mrs. Bill Sears and Miss Marge Penick Jones. Miss Jane Harris won the low score trophy. Attendees included numerous society figures from Decatur and surrounding areas. a luncheon followed at the Cornelian Hotel honoring Barfield ahead of her June 26 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Barfield
Bobby Anderson
Mason Pearce, Jr
Pearce
Fifth Avenue
West
Bill Sears
Marge Penick Jones
Sears
Jane Harris
Miss Barfield
Thomas C. White
Jackson
Peggy Brown
Marye Penick Jones
Thurman Ashford
Anne Kimbrough
Mary Ford Till
Ita
Haney B. White
Ard
A.G. White
North Madison Street
Jo Tanner
Gateanise
Madison Street
Marvin Gray
County Board of Revenue
Jeann
Lawrence Cole
Vero Beach
Florida
David L. Rosenau, Jr
Bridge
Mesdames
Jack Tanner
Fred Martin
F. G. Peer
Harry Taft
R. B. Patton, Jr
H. J. Littrell
Marvin Littrell
M.a Rosenal
G. B. Phillipe F Hall
Neil Anderson
K .Neksoy
R. C. Martin
W. B. Booth
William Keeble
Mary Lillian Peigley
Mrs. Keeble
Miss Feigley
Personal notices of visits, births, and weddings at Barfield event
Mrs Thomas B Madows of Oglethorpe University near Atlanta visits Mr and Mrs Bee b Hargrove en route to New York for summer with relatives. Mr and Mrs Bill Martin and son return from Florida. Henry Hurst announce birth of Charles Taylor June 24. Paul Bryan announce arrival of son Jay Rand June 24 at Hamils Clinic. R A Sparkman and H A Aniston return to Nashville after visit with Yarbroughs. Larry Joe Yarbrough at home after two weeks with grandparents. Jean Jacoby of Louisville arrives to visit aunt and attend Taylor Barfield wedding. Wilson Taylor and John Taylor of Gadsden to attend Barfield Taylor wedding. Curtis Barfield of Atlanta. Adams families plan Barfield Taylor wedding. Thomas C White of Jackson attending Barfield Taylor wedding. Bobby Banks of Camp Wheeler weekend at parents. Roger Crimm returns to Columbus, Ohio after visit. Rhea Lide Carson leaves for Atlanta after visit. Mrs Jones and Carson visit Jackson. M A Roan in Tuscaloosa PT A conference. Rhinehart grandchildren visit. Ethel Rhinehart visiting Rome. F B Chadick of Lake Charles returns to Huntsville. Annie Laurie Speer returns to Louisville after weekend. Rhinehart and George Paulk families visit J B Stipe family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Madows
Oglethorpe’ University
Atlanta, Ga
Beeb. Hargrove
New York
Miss Caroline Barfield to Wed Wilson Taylor in June
A farewell slumber party hosted by friends at Seneca Springs celebrated Miss Caroline Barfield, who will marry Wilson Taylor on June 26. The group enjoyed a picnic and spent the night at a cabin near Seneca. Mrs Sandlin was praised in the event. Rebecca Pettey to host tea for Mrs P H Sandlin Jr at the Sherrod home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Barfield
Wilson Taylor
Seneca Springs
Seneca
Rebecca Pettey
P. HW. Sandlin, Jr
Estalee Sherrod
H. F. Sherrod
Facial Massage Routine Promises Youthful Skin
A vintage guide extols nightly facial slapping to boost circulation and firm tissues, plus heavy cream use and upward motion to smooth the face. It cautions against overhandling around the eyes and notes benefits of a nightly routine for lasting contour and glow.
Athens Visitors and Local Residents Mentioned in Court and Society
Athens observations note ATHENS c J Rehling a state toxicologist from Montgomery visited as a special witness in circuit court. Lipscomb of Decatur and others from Huntsville Bessemer and Birmingham dropped by. Reports of mumps recovery and a motor trip to New York City. Church visit by Bishop Carpenter at St Timothy a and Camp Claiborne personnel. Draft board one has finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Rehling
State Toxicologist’s Office
Montgomery
Athens
W. ©. Lipscomb
Decatur
F. G. Hertzler
J. R. Hertzler
Huntsville
D. L. Rosenau
Joe F. Lewis
F. Y. Vann
Bessemer
W. van Gilbert
Johnnn P. Hill
New York City
F. H. Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
Camp Claiborne
Victor Lee
C.J. Carpenter
Birmingham
Bishop Carpenter
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
Lee
Migé Elise Pusch
Emily Chandler
Edith. Schimmel
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Make This Pattern At Home For Size Free Fit
The article promotes Anne Adams Pattern 4796 for sizes 34 to 48 with deep V necklines and scalloped yokes. It highlights slimming lines, easy sewing, and a summer 1941 fashion tone. Order by sending 15 cents for pattern details and 25 cents for book and pattern together to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
Weat 17Th St
New York
Thomas Returns From Rotary International Convention
Rutledge S Thomas secretary elect of Decatur Rotary Club returned from Denver where he served as a delegate from the local club to The Rotary International convention. On the way home he visited his brother O R Thomas in Chicago. Mr Thomas is the Morgan county tax assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledge S&. Thomas
Decatur Rotary Club
Denver
Chicago
O. R. Thomas
Thomas
Morgan County
Mary Pickford Remains Under Observation in Cleveland Clinic
Mary Pickford is under observation at the Cleveland Clinic for most of the week. Dr. Charles Higgins said she is not seriously ill and visitors are not being received. Her husband Charles Rogers accompanied her to Cleveland yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford III
Cleveland
Mary Pickford
Cleveland Clinic
Charles Higgins
Charles
Buddy
Rogers
Grandstand tickets at Tennessee Valley Show go on sale
Grandstand and box seat tickets for the Tennessee Valley Show went on sale after a breakfast meeting of the ants club. Leader John A. Caddell heads ticket efforts as entries rise from Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Rankit
Mississippi
Alabama
Frank Rambo
Memphis
Billy Tunes
Lady Pell
James Stammer
Mary
Crawford
W. Beech
Marie
Lawrence
George Lawrence
Melody
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Women’s Chamber of Commerce
St. John's Episcopal Parish House
J. O. Colvard
James Rankin
Mesdames Raymon Brittian
T. B. Middlebrooks
Ooe
Harry Carpenter
Henry Glade
Cas Crowder
John Fowler
D. H
Carpenter
Brittain
John W Jones
J. A. Buitrey
Decatur Yacht Club
Henry Grade
R. T. Sheppard
BE. W. McLeod
Cornelian Hotel
Curtis Barfield
Rufus Underwood
Shreveport
Miss
McLeod
Sheppard
Christian Service
Ninth Street Methodist Church
John Wardlow
W. M. Griffin
Elzina Price
B. E B. Beard
Pepper
Dalton Smith
E. I. Hartselle
Pascagoula
Fred Joe Murphey
Ensley
Lizzie Fogg
Central Baptist Circles
Central Baptist Circle
C. W. Wilson
W. O. Lipscomb
Spurlock
B. L. Malone
Circle Three
D. F. Green
Carl Jones
Harold Wright
Frank Price
Circle Four
Bill Martin and Son
Henry Hurst
Charles Taylor
Rufus Adams
John
Mobile
Ala
Pensacola
Fila
Paul Bryan
Hamil
Jay Rand
R.A. Sparkman
H.A. Aniston
Nashville, Tenn
Marvin Yarbrough
Larry Joe Yarbrough
R. A. Sparkman
Mrs
H. A. Aniston
Jean Jacoby
Louisville
Hugh Curry
Gadsden
John Taylor
Thomas F. Adams, Sr
Thomas Adams, Jr
Barfield-Taylor
Jackson, Miss
Bobby Banks
Camp Wheeler
Macon, Ga
Obert R. Bank
Roger Crimm
Columbus, Ohio
Comer Ezell
Rhea Lide Carson
Atlanta
Jones
Carson
Albert Pinkston
Misa
A. M. Roan
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
B. F. Rhinehart
Mrs. O. B. Bass
Hillsboro
Mabel Clare
Mary Allenang
Claiborne
Rhinehart
Rome
Ethel Rhinehart
A. C. Rhinehart
F. B. Chadick
Lake Charles
Huntaville
Annie Laurie Speer
Mrs. A. C. Rhinehart
George Paulk
Cloverdale
Chester Robinson
J. B. Stipe
Move Beauty Shop
Goidel
James, Hilton
Mr.Chips
Pital
Montgomery Or
MR. Chipst
Iin
Luciler Watson Homolka
Christopher Isherwood
Robert Thoeren
James Hilton
W. S. van Dyke
Gottfried Reinhardt
Mrs. Sandlin
BFE
Helen Follett
Bess Johnson
Bill” Curtis
L. M. Aday
Sam P. Lile
Donald H. Sims
Royce Sims
Mr. Aday
Vaughan
Courtland
Lissana
Middle Tennessee
Ki«wanis Club
Cesar Romero As
The
Cisco Kid
the Gay Caballero
Monster
Dillehay
Veet, Lee A
Russell
MAKE
America
All America
G Creamery Co
Glendale Dairy
Pleasant Hill Dairy
L. M. Aday and Son
Decatur, Rt. 3
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