Summer social life at Trinity Mt cabin drew groups and guests
The Chatter Box Laura Kennedy reports busy summer gatherings at Trinity Mountain cabin hosted by the Garner Prides John Caddells and George Wallaces. Joyce Giles hosted a picnic lunch and bridge for her club. Barrett and Suzanne Shelton left with Corinne Hardwick for Gulf Shores. Plans include Janie and Garner Pride John and Lucy Caddell and Helen Hendrix joining midweek. Nella visits Clearwater with her mother improving. W L Gaylers from Birmingham will babysit Janet and Winston while Lydia and Cecil Gayler vacation. Morgan County Maid of Cotton seeks 19 to 25 year old single applicants for the Memphis festival with applications at the Chamber of Commerce or County Agent's Office in Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
E. W.) Kennedy
Trinity Mt
Garner Prides
John Caddells
George Wallaces
Joyce
John) Giles
Barrett
Suzanne Shelton
Corinne
Mrs
Charles) Hardwick
Hardwick
Gulf Shores
Janie
Garner Pride
John
Lucy Caddell
Morgan County
Maid of Cotton
Memphis
Chamber of Commerce
Hartselle
Mississippi Delta
Volunteers Reward Scoutmaster as Community Thanks
Readers recall a note about honoring scout leaders with a vacation for their families, while emphasizing appreciation for unpaid volunteers like den mothers and teachers. The column muses on fostering respect and sharing efforts, quotes Think magazine on nurturing young minds, and notes local social events and gatherings.
Village social notes from the Eyster home gathering
The Kimbrough and Jones families, with spouses, gather for supper at the Bill Eyster residence. Updates include Billy Kimbrough moving to Gulfport with Ted Brooks, summer school for several students, Leo Wright Jr. at Robert Luckie Advertising in Birmingham, fashion notes on Ned Frazier and Arrilla Durham, and an upcoming Sunday golf event at the Country Club with a snack supper. Birthday wishes flow to Mable Pointer and Billy Wyker and Joe Hagler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eyster
Kimbrough
Jones- McGaughey-Shelton
Ann
Bill) Eyster
Chillun
Hugh Lovelady
Ole Miss
SAE
Evanston
Diana Davidson
Paula Robinson
Auburn
Johnny Crutcher
Athens
Irene Kimbrough
Alabama
Leo Wright Jr
Robert Luckie
B'ham
Mable
Seed N Weed Club Meeting Highlights
The Seen N Weed Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Henry Richards home on Pennylane with Mrs. James L. Vernon assisting. Mrs. Vernon led prayer. Mrs. Bill Howard gave the horticulture report and Mrs. Robert W. Work spoke on the fall flower show school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seen N Weed Garden Club
Henry Richards
Pennylane
James L. Vernon
Vernon
Bill Howard
Robert W. Work
Howard Ellis
Walter Carter
Straw Hat Club
Marvin Yarbrough
Frank Jones
Lamar Kelso Honored by Washington Visitor at Alfresco Dinner
Lamar Kelso of Washington DC was praised Wednesday evening as his sister Mrs James Tomlinson and family hosted an alfresco dinner with grilled steak and homemade ice cream. The note lists local residents traveling and socializing in Decatur including trips to Panama City and Guntersville, with lifestyle quips and a driving etiquette complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Kelso
Washington, D. C
James Tomlinson
Alfresco
Tea Shower Honoring Bride-Elect Miss Beckye Nelson
Miss Beckye Nelson bride elect of Bobby Dumas was honored with a miscellaneous tea shower hosted by Mrs Frank Williams. Gardenias adorned the rooms and tea table matching the navy and white chiffon chosen by the honoree. The receiving line included Mrs Billie K Nelson and Mrs Guy Dumas with 125 guests served by a large hostess party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nelson
Beckye Nelson
Bobby Dumas
Billie K. Nelson
Guy Dumas
Falkville
Frank Williams
Cole Young
Lee Deal
A. B. van Arsdale
Avery Littrell Jr
Joe Brazelton
Greer Black
Johnnie Aycock
Martha Guffin
Robert Bell
Arrilla Durham
Helen Jervis
Judy Houston
Jackie Keihl
Mary Frances Shaw
Jackie Mills
Ginger Ward
Pam Browning
Eugene Shelton
Nelson
Garnedia
Vincennes First Permanent White Settlement in Indiana
Vincennes, founded in 1731, marked the first permanent white settlement in Indiana, establishing early European presence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Indiana
Forrester Births Daughter in Huntsville Hospital
Mr and Mrs Bob Forrester announce the birth of a daughter on Friday morning at Huntsville Hospital. Mr and Mrs Carl Posey are vacationing in the Smoky Mountains. Mr and Mrs Richard Packman of Orlando were recent guests of their parents Mr and Mrs James H Johnson and Mr and Mrs. Miss Susan Greene of Johnson City Tenn is the guest of Mr and Mrs Ted Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Julian
Daughter
Susan
Jack Kidd
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Susan Lewis
Anita
Mary Bibb
Bob Forrester
Huntsville Hospital
Mrs
Carl Posey
The
Smoky Mountains
Richard Packman
Orlando
James H. Johnson
Susan Greene
Johnson City, Tenn
Ted Major
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Fannie Richardson
Helen
T. J.) Hendrix
Comner Ezell
Nella
Clearwater
Ben F. Martin
W. L. Gaylers
Birmingham
Janet
Winston
Lydia
Cecil Gayler
City Park
Second Ave
Dallas
Loess
Wespend
IBM
New York
Pillsbury
Brecksville
Ohio
US. Army
Frances
Wade Tysinger
Falls Church
Jones
Virginia
Mimi
Sheltons
Tollie
Sissy
Jim McGaughey
Shine
Mooresville
John B. Miles
Gretchen Smith
Mobile
Langs Kwiki Sun Suits
S-M-L
Lang
Second Ave. S.E
Billy Kimbrough
Ted Brooks
Gulfport
Ted
New Orleans
Ned Frazier
Huntsville
Naomi Maddock
Peepie Yarbrough
Carolyn Carrier
Ruth Frazer
Ann McCommon
Jackie Pruett
Jeffie Jones
Sara Sosa
Marge Tucker
Jeffie
Peepie
Naomi
Margie
Fred Osborn Jr
Osborns
Decatur
Seed N Weed Club
U.S.S.R
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Florence
Elsie
Albert) Bucknell
Decatur General
Leo Wright
Barbara Rhodes
W. P
Denver
Willard
Julia
James Erwin
St. Petersburg
Robert H. Bradfords
Guntersville
Marcia
Richard LeGrand
DeLand, Fla
W. C. Hunter
Panama City
Fla
Madge
T. J.) Cottingham
Joy
George) LaBoon
Greenville
Thomas
Carol
Kimbroughs
Edith
Walter) Carter
Isobel
Billy) Waker
Philip) Shanks
Kiplinger Maye
L. A. Peckman
Elie
E. Moulton
Mon
Hotel Lyons
Cancellation Shoe Store
Moulton Street
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