Society Teas and Club Meetings Fill Flint Afternoon
Mrs Homer Hutchinson and Mrs Ed Pirie hosted a Grant Street tea with yellow green and white decor. Peggy Edwards second birthday party at 223 9th Ave West featured games, cake and gifts. Various club and PTA meetings followed with notes on programs, speakers, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIRE
Homer Hutchinson
Ed Pirie
Peggy Edwards
Ernest Edwards
9Th Avenue West
Peggy
Katherine Hoppers
Conquerors Class Hosts Husbands at Central Baptist Supper
Central Baptist Church Conquerors class hosted husbands for a supper with ivy and crystal flower arrangements. Miss Margaret Talley and Mr Joannie Aycock performed a duet before Mr Aycock filmed the group and showed footage from a previous class party. Mr L D Gibson spoke on The Home as devotional topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grouio
Home Sweet Home
Evéely
Sivley
James Norton
Thaicolm Bolton
Ralpn. Gamble
Frank Richards
Cole Young
Eddie Sandlin
J. Thompson
Dudley True
Fred Scarbrough
Harold Waugh
Louie Aldridge
Tom Willingham
Britt Taylor
Aaron Jones
Johnnie Aycock
D. Gibson
W. D. Ridings and Son
Livelyn Livley
Margaret, Tarley
Jack Bartlett
Central Baptist Sunday School
Margaret Talley
Joannie Aycock
Danville Boy Scouts Meet For Charter Renewal And Plans
The Danville Boy Scouts opened with the oath led by assistant Scout master Robert Myers and prayers by Scoutmaster Rev. S M Stabler. Members repeated the Scout Law and each paid 50 cents to renew the charter. They discussed starting a troop newspaper, with a plan to publish once or twice monthly if feasible and to sell enough copies to cover costs. A camp site search for April 1st was assigned to Gilbert Spencer Jr, Bobbie McCaghren, Robert Myers, and Arthur Lee Jr. A fire building program was planned with demonstrations by several scouts and Bill Joe McCaghren earned his Tenderfoot card and pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Boy Scouts
Robert Myers
S. M. Stabler
Gilbert Spencer
Bobbie McCaghren
Arthur Lee, Jr
Charles Maples
Gilbert Spencer, Jr
Bobby McCaghren
Crane
Billy Joe McCaghren
Hunters
Bond
Billy Kirby
Bill Joe McCaghren
Local Personal News Highlights Weekend Travel and Visits
Bill Martin of 715 9th Avenue West is home with a sprained ankle from a school fall. Mrs. W. J. Duncan Jr. heads to Nashville with daughter Maryleen for spring holidays. Mrs. Ray Baker pursues a weekend with her husband in Tuscaloosa. Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Day of Birmingham visit their mother on Jackson Street. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson travel to Los Angeles for the National Cotton Council meeting. Marguerite South leaves for Vanderbilt for the weekend. Marjorie Scroggins arrives from Mt. St. Joseph to weekend with parents on Country Club Road. guest Rose Mary Higgins. Mrs. Bert Henderson of Montgomery visits family on Jackson Street. W. P. Dozier and Ed Price groups plan Auburn weekend for A Day at Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Martin
9Th Avenue West
Billy
W. J. Duncan, Jr
Nashville
Tennessee
C. H. Day
Birmingham
W. H. Day
Jackson Street
Marjorie Scroggins
Mt. St. Joseph
Ohio
Mt. Saint Joseph
Frank Scroggins
Country Club Road
Scroggins
Rosemary Higgins
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bert Henderson. Montgomery
Carol Smith
W. P. Dozier
Ed Price
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Moss Chapel WSCS Forms New Service Group
Moss Chapel Woman's Society of Christian Service organized Tuesday afternoon at the Moss Chapel Methodist Church. Mrs. W V Pattillo led the meeting with Rev Clarence Davis giving the devotional. Officers elected include Mrs. W B Harvel president, Mrs. J W Hargitt VP, recording secretary Mrs. Travis Dial, treasurer Mrs. Shirley Moore, and several section secretaries. The gathering closed with prayer and a social salad plate. The next meeting is March 16 at 2 PM at Mrs. W B Harvel's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.V. Pattillo
Moss Chapel Methodist Church
Christian Service
Marvin Griffin
Ray Griffith
Clarence Davis
W. B. Harvel
J. W. Hargitt
Travis Dial
Shirley Moore
Roy Griffith
Roman Rigdon
Lewis Moss
Marion Griffin
Jimime Moss
Fred Morris
Coy Sparkman
Shirley Wallace
Marvin. McElroy
Colene
Teague
H. D. McElroy
Heights PTA Meeting Highlights Regular Business
The Moulton Heights PTA met on Tuesday with Mrs. O R Williams delivering a devotional from Proverbs 22 6 10. Glee club sang He Lives and Hallelujah as Miss Arlene Stickerling and Doris Key won top TB posters. students performed piano pieces and dances. Talks on adolescent development followed by Mrs. Francis Ryan Mrs. Leonard Grizzard and L A Owen. Refreshments concluded the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Heights
Glioma Russell
Betty Wooden
Ailyn Seibert
Doris Key
Sue Ann Tucker
Wayne Williams
Francis Ryan
Leonard Grizzard
O. Williams
L. A. Owen
Causes of Fatigue and Overtiredness Across Conditions
Fatigue can stem from mental strain or physical activity. Factors include poor diet, insufficient sleep, eyestrain, ill fitting clothing, noisy environments, and circulatory or nutritional issues. A doctor should assess to identify underlying causes and enable lasting correction.
Rosson Named Queen of Ninth Berry Festival
Miss Charlotte Marie Rosson 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Rosson, selected Queen for Cullman Ninth Annual Strawberry Festival to be held May 5 and 6. She attends the University of Alabama, former Cullman County High School senior and Chi Omega pledge, with prior Huntingdon College study and community club involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Marie Rosson
Wief
J. Robert Rosson
Cullman
Deta Denes
D Mellenna
Central Methodist Church
Decatur
Miss Rosson
Frank Richardson Jr
Mooresville
Robert Schaefer
University of Alabama
Cullman County High School
Glee Club
High Light
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Methodist Club
University
Chi Omega Sorority
Attendance Campaign Aims for Universal Church Attendance
Central Methodist church launches its largest campaign in history to boost weekly attendance. One hundred members seek universal participation from March 6 through Easter, with Bishop Clare Purcell to preach March 13 and a Week of Dedication to run nightly starting March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Clare Purcell
Electric Eye For Blinded Veterans To Be Given Test
The Army signal corps announced 25 models of an “electric eye” are ready for blinded World War II veterans to test. A four pound box sends a light beam fourteen to fifteen feet ahead. if blocked, a photoelectric cell triggers a warning sound or handle vibration. The device works faster as objects approach, but has limited street crossing use due to fast-moving cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Signal Corps
Signal Corps
Former Yale President Angell Dies After Illness
James R. Angell, 94, longtime Yale University president for 16 years who led a major expansion and retired in 1937, died after a lengthy illness attributed to cancer in New Haven Connecticut. He had been ill since February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
James Rowland Angell
Yale University
Angell
Yale
Basham WSCS Meeting Held
The Basham Chapel Methodist W S C S held an all day meeting at Mrs. S G Johnson's home with a quilt session and covered dish lunch. Vice president Mrs Toney Ratliff opened the gathering as members welcomed three new recruits and noted visitors Mrs Forrest Plant and Mrs Paul Hampton from Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Basham Chapel Methodist Church
S. G. Johnson
Toney Ratliff
Forrest Plant
Dear Miss Dix Advice column on marriage and alimony
Dorothy Dix answers readers on marital harmony and alimony. She notes effort and diplomacy keep couples together, mocks melodramatic views, and argues able-bodied women should not demand alimony, while long-serving wives deserve a fair property share after years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Hares
Angell Becomes NBC Educational Counselor
Angell was appointed as educational counselor for the National Broadcasting Company, expanding NBC's advisory capacity on schooling and instructional programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angell
National Broadcasting Company
Fennell Garnett Named District Champion Orator
Fennell Garnett, 17, Riverside high school senior and son of Mr and Mrs J P Garnett, won the district oratorical meet at Athens College sponsored by the American Legion. He will enter the North Alabama eliminations in Huntsville March 11 and later the Birmingham News contest representing Morgan County. His winning speech was Constitution Ours To Defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennell Garnett
J. P. Garnett
Country Club Road
Athens College
American Legion
Fennell
Riverside High School
North Alabama
Huntsville
Athens
Mary Alice Archibald
Peggy Louise Garner
Blount County
Oneonta
Mary Louise Garrett
Birmingham News
Birmingham
Morgan County
Home Demonstration Club Sees Sewing Demonstration
The Danville Home Demonstration group met at Mrs. Farris Pickens for its February gathering with co host Mrs. Guy Smith. Mrs. James Teague presided and opening songs and devotional honored Washington birthday motifs while demonstrations covered mailbox improvements and pleisure making with a hooked rug display by Mrs. Johnsen showing a finished piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Farris Pickens
Guy Smith
Mics
Sandlin
Body Of Soldier Enroute Home Benton G. Nunn
Mrs Edith Thompson Nunn has received a telegram stating the body of her husband Pfr Benton G Nunn is en route home. Pfc Nunn entered service July 21 1944 and was killed in Germany on February 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thompson
Nunn
Hartseller
Pfr
Benton G. Nunn
Pfc
Benton
Germany
Basham Club Formed At Community Meeting
The Basham Community Club held its organizational meeting on Tuesday night. Assistant county farm agent R L Thornhill spoke on benefits of a local club. Officers elected: President S G Johnson, President G B Jones, Secretary Miss Elnora Martin. Next meeting set for April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basham Community Club
R. L. Thornhill
Follo
S. G. Johnson
G. B. Jones
Elnora Martin
Huntsville Concert to Close Season With Isle Trio
The Huntsville Concert Association will close the season Saturday night at 8 15 in the Huntsville auditorium featuring the Columbia Concert Trio. Spokesmen invited Decatur ticket holders to attend without charge, as a courtesy to local concert-goers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville Community
Isle High School
Columbia
Huntsville
Decatur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Malone, Jr
Hill Ferguson
Joe Renneker
Frank Richardson
Rutledge Thomas
Malcolm Austelle
Harvey Pride
Sam Nettles
Tom White
Julian Bibb, Jr
Louis Hoff
B. M. Cornell
Quince Eddens
E. S. Loyd
Maynard Layman
C. M. Scales
Fred Trimble
Ruth Banks Baugh
Raymond Pepper
E. Marsden Chapman
B. Frank Chenault
John Davis
T. M. Guyton
George H. Jones
B. W. Malone
Walter M. Penney
Paul Robeson
H. H. Hunter
Dennis Williams
Carolyn
Gerald Rice
Rita Brown
Dickie Knight
Janet Mullean
Patricia Henry
James Johnson
A. A. Mulliean
Tracy Knight
C. A. Williams
Howard L. Brown
J. D. Henry
E. A. Edwards
Cotillion Club
Lyons Hotel
Flint
Flint P.T.A
Parent Teacher Association of
Ted Poole
T. E. Howard
Nichols
Poole
Percy Chunn
Treasury
S. D. Whitten
J. T Howard
B. K. Wiggans
P.T.A
County Council
Asa Norris
Roy Buford
J. T. Howard
W. C. Bailey
Ferry Street
Mary Robertson
Bailey
B.P. Cartwright
Caddell
Stone
John A. Caddell
Frank Stone
Riverside Auditorium
DR. Neff
Chiropractic
F.E. Bates
Bank St
Moulton
Alabama
White and
Wykoff
IRA
E. Moulton St
John W. Sandlin
Second Ave
Danville Boy Scouts Meet
Ray Baker
Tuscaloosa
C.D. Patterson
Los Angeles
California
Patterson
National Cotton Council
Marguerite South
Vanderbilt University
Moss Chapel Wscs
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
King
M. N
Features Syndicate, Inc
Basham
WSCS
Dorothy DIX
Norried
Pvent
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Qorothy x
Coney al Tein
Zeigler
pepe _ CONEYS
Bessemer
Selma
Hartselle
Basham Club
Skebean
St.Joseph Aspiriv
Hallmark
City Park
Hele
St Age
Tare
Loyd’s
Caddell Drug CO
Watkins & Perry Grill
Clements Drug Store
Decatur Civitan Club
Jack Chancellor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!