Valhermosa HDC Programs On Wall Finishes
Miss Lucille Hawkins Home Co. and Mrs. J. M. Chunn led the June Valhermosa HDC program on wall finishes. The meeting at Mrs. Paul Thomas home with Mrs. Sarah Glasscock as cohostess opened with devotion and a singing of Just As I Am. Secretary Mrs. Cornal Jennings recorded roll call and minutes. Plans for the July 3 Hatfield Lake picnic were made during the business session and nine members and Miss Hawkins attended the social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhermosa Hdc
Lucille Hawkins
Home Co
J. M. Chunn
Morgan
Paul Thomas
Sarah Glasscock
Chunn
Thomas
Cornal Jennings
Hatfield Lake
Hawkins
Antioch Home Demonstration Club Focuses on Home Decorations
The June meeting at the Antioch Home Demonstration Club emphasized attractive and easy home decor. Mrs. Caleb Toney hosted. fourteen members attended as prayers, singing, and reports filled the agenda. The group discussed devotion, flag day facts, laying hens, and friendship. The July gathering is slated for the second Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Caleb Toney
J. C. Marsh
Sherman Marsh
James Argend
Charles Murphy
Tony Refriendship
Country Club Plans July 4 Festivities
The Decatur Country Club entertainment committee outlines events for July 3 and July 4. July 3 features a dinner dance at 8 p.m. with Karl Garvin's Nashville orchestra. reservations with the club manager required. July 4 includes a flag tournament in the morning and a barbecue starting at five p.m.. tickets for both events available at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Country Club
Karl Garvin
Orchestra of
Nashville
Bill Cur
Orr Home Hosts Series Kickoff Tea Party
Mrs. R. W. Orr, Mrs. Hill Ferguson Jr. and Mrs. Leo Harris opened a series of parties with a Tuesday morning coffee and afternoon tea at Mrs. Orr’s home. White caladiums and garden flowers framed the hillside terrace, while pale green Bells of Ireland and gladioli shaded the living areas. Silver tureen held the dining table flower arrangement as finger foods and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Orr
Hill Ferguson Jr
Leo Harris
Orr
Ireland
Personal notices from Birmingham and nearby communities
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Srygley of Birmingham meet Dr. and Mrs. M. McGlathery this week. Miss Betty Collier leaves Nashville for Los Angeles to visit sister Willie Royce Collier. Frances Ann named to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright of Tallahassee. Sewell family returns from East trip. Sarah Redding Sewell sails to Europe. Athens bridge group includes Carrington Patton Draper Hightower. Mrs. H. L. Robertson improves in Cullman Hospital. J. D. Bush and family return from Gadsden visit. Mimi Jones Johnson Margaret Wiley Pattye Wiley home from Silver Beach. Lonnie Pettey Sheffield announce baby June Leah at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Collier
Sheriff
Jimmie Collier
Nashville
Los Angeles
Willie Royce Collier
John Sewell
Jack Sewell
Dorcas
Rudy Sewell
New York City
Sarah Redding Sewell
S. S. Independence
Europe
Lonnie Pettey
Sheffield
Decatur
Poles
June Leah
Flint Home Demonstration Club Meets For Year End Social
The last meeting was at Mrs. B. K. s home in Wiggins with Mrs. Ted Poole cohosting. A spend the day party featured a covered dish lunch under trees. Members crafted fruit baskets from popsicle sticks and hassocks from cheese hoops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Home Demonstration Club
Miss Carolyn Pratt Weds James R. Brown
Miss Carolyn Pratt daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Pratt wed James Ray Brown son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Brown of Decatur at the Pratt home on Saturday June 23. The ceremony was before a white gladioli backdrop with vows by Rev F T Dismukes. The couple will reside in Dallas Texas. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs William Brown of Dallas. Pre nuptial parties included a June 19 miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs F T Dismukes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Pratt
Charles H. Pratt
James Ray Brown
Robert L. Brown
Decatur
F. T. Dismukes
June Pratt
Lettie McDougal
Dallas
Tex
William Brown
Pratt
Kenneth Dismukes
Joyce Dismukes
Miss Pratt
First Cyprus Conquest Noted in Ancient Egyptian Invasion
The article notes the first conquest of Cyprus by an Egyptian invasion around 1500 B.C. The Koréan collection features items like a quilt wheel barrow lantern and sewing boxes and hose. Guests of club members include Mrs J C Johnson Mrs Thurman Holmes Mrs Albert Clemmons and Mrs Belvin Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
J. C. Johnson
Thurman Holmes
Albert Clemmons
Belvin Ryan
Wheeler HDC Luncheon Meeting Highlights June Session
Wheeler Home Demonstration Club hosted a June luncheon in the club room with Mrs. Olin Looney presiding. Reports by Mrs. Eddie Pressnell and Mrs. Verna McBay followed devotionals and a hymn, with plans for a future tour of demonstrator results and a joint July 10 meeting in the Tanner lunch room with the Tanner club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Daugherty
Lillian Jones
Henry Newton
Wheeler Home Demonstration Club
Olin Looney
R. E. Phillips
Phillips
Eddie Pressnell
Looney
Verna McBay
Dem
McBay
Mack Smith
Rose Haney
M. Y. Douthit
Ernest Johnson
Emma Lindsay
Tanner
Asia
Tanner Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Decatur Garden Club
Garden Club of Alabama
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
S. M. Propst
John Collier
Rufus F. Warren
Ray Kelley
API
Penney's
RAYON
Antioch
Brit Armstrong
State Builders’ Association
Brit -Uulswong
Brit
Southern Bell
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Country Club
D. D. Srygley
Birmingham
M. McGlathery
Paul Wright
Roosevelt Dr
Marbrey Heights
Tallahassee
Fla
Frances Ann
Athens
Jack Carrington
Dave Patton
Lawson Draper
Baylis Hightower
H. L. Robertson
Cullman
Cullman Hospital
J. D. Bush
Gadsden
J. D. Bush Jr
David
Mimi Jones
Jackie Johnson
Margaret and
Pattye Wiley
Silver Beach, Fla
South Limestone Group
Lula Brackin
Town Creek
Hazel Mae Oravec
Michael Oravec
Lorain
Ohio
Loyd C. Reeves
Lonnie Clifton Reeves
Pasadena Ave
Sheffield Lake
Parker
Mrs. Ferguson
Colgate
KanKil
Anas
James R. Brown
Wheeler Hdc
City Park
Danville Rd
Fishnet Rayon Reg
Second Ave
Moulton St
Bank Street
Lyons Hotel Dining Room
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