AFWC Summer Workshop to Convene at Capstone Campus
The 22nd Annual Summer Workshop of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at Capstone Campus June 26 27 with registration in Harris Hall lobby 8 a.m. to noon. Over 175 clubwomen from across the state are expected. Highlights include the Community Improvement Panel June 26 2 to 4 p.m. in the Music and Speech Auditorium and a 6 30 p.m. workshop dinner at the Alabama Union Ballroom. Notables on the panel include Henry B Voges Virginia Stitzenberger H B Woodward Jr Robert Frye John E Lewis Jr and Russell B Johnson from state and university offices and related agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Union
Henry B. Voges
Southern Illinois University
Virginia Sttzenberger
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington, D. C
H. B. Woodward, Jr
Bureau of School Services
U. of A
Robert Frye
Bureau of Public Administration
Mrs Tolley Hosts Athens Bridge Luncheon
Mrs James H Tolley entertained the Athens Bridge Club at a Crescent Motel luncheon Friday. Attendees included Mrs W R Hightower Mrs Baylis Hightower Mrs Bruce Nelson Mrs A D Powers Mrs Mac Adams Mrs Grady Davis and Mrs Fred Gray of Elkmont. Mrs Adams was high score winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Tolley
Athens Bridge Club
Crescent Motel
W. R. Hightower
Baylis Hightower
Bruce Nelson
A. D. Powers
Mac Adams
Grady Davis
Fred Gray
Elkmont
Adams
Decatur BPW Club helps celebrate Hartselle group birthday
Decatur and Hartselle Business and Professional Women's Clubs met in Hartselle for a covered dish supper at First Christian Church to celebrate the Hartselle Club's first birthday. Decatur founded and sponsors the club in 1962. A birthday cake with one candle and a commemorative poem marked the occasion. Plans for charter night dinner involving Valley BPW Club and outdoor picnic at Evelyn McCulloch’s home were noted, with changes to the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Business and Professional Women's Club
Hartselle
Personal notes from Huntsville and beyond Cotillion guests
Mr and Mrs Carey Walker of Huntsville will host at the Cotillion with Mr and Mrs Robert McNelly. Mr and Mrs Harvey Pride bring Mr and Mrs Jack Beck of Birmingham. The Petteys visit Graves Pettey’s family in Lincoln Nebraska. Hoover family travels to southern California to see G W Hefner and return with David. Coleman visits Lexington Kentucky and Louisville. G M Young family from Birmingham. Rev Robert Andrews of Arlington Virginia departs after a visit to Mrs J R Hunter. Raymond Whitt and wife return from St Louis visit with their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Walker
Huntsville
Robert McNelly
Harvey Pride
Jack Beck
Birmingham
W. F. Hoover
Marsha
Karen
Vickie
Southern
California
G. W. Hefner
Decatur
Robert Andrews
St. Andrews Church
Arlington, Va
J. R. Hunter
Raymond Whitt
Raymond Whitt Jr
Mrs. Whitt
St. Louis
Onion Mustard Muffs For Corn Muffins Delight
A recipe note suggests using Onion Mustard Muffs with ham dinners. Stir 1 3 cup chopped onion and 1 tablespoon dry mustard into dry ingredients for enriched self rising corn muffins. The idea is a convenient pairing for corn muffin lovers.
Visitors Honored At Neighborhood Coffee
A Monday neighborhood coffee at Mrs. Alton B. Hollis home drew an international cast of honorees and guests. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Voiles formerly of Aruba, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wasmer from Switzerland, Wasmer parents from Paris, and Longbottom parents from Morecambe England, plus local relatives and friends from College Park and Eatonton. Floral arrangements featured Marguerite daisies and orange lilies. Finger foods were served by Mrs. Hugh Kaylor with coffee by Mrs. Charles Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Longbottom
England
Henry Wasmer
Switzerland
Baxter Jarrett
College Park
Alton B. Hollis
William Dennis
William Nis
Cletus Voiles
Aruba
Antilles
Netherlands
Peter Wasmer
Wasmer
Paris
France
Morecambe
Lancashire
George Bacon
J. B. Jarrett
Hollis
James Knight
Irene Spivey
Eatonton, Ga
Frankie Spivey
Milledgeville, Ga
Marguerite Daisies
Lemon Day
Hugh Kaylor
Charles Dunlap
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1963
East West vulnerability in a bridge hand as North plays VQI3 O A542 AQ1093 AK965. West opens with king of spades against four hearts. East signals with seven of spades, but West misreads and shifts to diamonds. South uses a king of clubs and East forces, leading to a grant of trumps and a complex endgame where declarer gains. West bears responsibility for giving South the chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chinese Tribune
West
East
South
Declarer
North
Breakfast eaters can easily cover four food groups
The article emphasizes that a good breakfast supports health and can include foods from all four groups. Even simple meals like orange juice, an egg, and milk span three groups, with bread and cereals easily included via enriched self rising flour. Hot biscuits or muffins help ensure appealing, varied breakfasts.
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AFWC
Capstone
of A
John E. Lewis, Jr
Bureau of Business Research
Russell B. Johnson
Alabama State Planning and Industrial Development Board
Mrs. Tolley
Bridge Hoistess
Sanfori
Creed Pettey
Lincoln, Neb
Mrs. Graves Pettey
A. J. Coleman
Dorsey Coleman
Lexington, Ky
Harrison Bailey
Bailey
Frankin Ky
Louisville
G. M. Young
John and
Lynnie
Bir
By Rina Lealoms
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Daree, Voila
Miss Quality
K.C
Barry Boy
Peter Piper
Tom O’ Shanter
Playmore
Kingston Queenies
Play Pet
Johnston St
Infants & Chilldren’s
Goren
South West
Mary Louise
Kate
Greenaway
Shumake
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