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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1960
Page
16
Nelson Lacy of Birmingham visited friends in Decatur Thursday en route to Excelsior Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Al Bingham have returned from a visit to his parents Mr and Mrs M S Bingham.
Montgomery residents share visits and travels from Birmingham Knoxville Anniston Gulf Shores Greensboro and Greensboro area. Mrs J O Smith travels with family to Knoxville for daughter-in-law Mrs Travis Odom surgery. House party trips and relatives visiting relatives are listed among these social items.
Card players discuss bridge bids while Greeneville Tenn locals share social notes. J E Barthelemy visiting Union City with Mrs Barthelemy. Judge Joe Dan Trotman and son hosted in DeFuniak Springs. new baby James Blythe born to Gilbert Key Jr.. Mrs Forrest E Holloway stable after surgery. Hubert Burleson family back from New Orleans.
Members attended the national convention in Canada and aided financing for projects. A pianist named Gan performed. A cup towel shower was noted and Mrs. L. J. Sneed celebrated her birthday.
Mr and Mrs W E Brown Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Brown to Robert Key of Hartselle and Birmingham. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joseph.
Trellis Garden Club met at Mrs. Roy Childers home on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Charles Eyster Jr. joined as new member and a horticulture report was given. Members were urged to plant late summer bulbs and prepare for the annual gathering at Billy’s home with a covered dish. A benefit bridge and aid for a local person were discussed.
F Key and the late Mr Key and Mrs Henry Martin Reid and the late Mr Reid are noted residents of Danville. Mr Key, a Speake High School graduate, is employed in Birmingham.
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