Local Community Notes From Around the Valley
Dan Walden is reported seriously ill at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Visitors include Woody and Brent who spent last weekend in Knoxville. Mr. and Mrs. John C Ross hosted Mr. and Mrs. Norman Teffeau of Landing New Jersey. The Cook and Perkins families visited Birmingham and Florence respectively. Sewanee students Hill Ferguson II Bill Gilchrist Jr and a classmate toured area. Charles Minch and Mrs Henry Haigler and Mrs Ralph Fleming spent Tuesday with Mrs Bob Harris returned to Birmingham after visiting Mr and Mrs Comer Ezell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Walden
Baugh Wiley-Smith Hospital
Sewanee
Hill Ferguson II
Bill Gilchrist Jr
Florence State Officers Attend WSGA Meet at MSU
Florence State College WSGA officers joined peers from Alabama and Mississippi colleges at Mississippi State University in Starkville for a two day meeting. They discussed group projects and problem handling with Dean of Women Miss Pauline Gravice accompanying the Florence delegates. Representing Florence State were President Dene Masterson Leighton, Social Chairman Faye Hunter Cherokee, Secretary Brenda Pirkle Eva, and Treasurer Midge Moore Scottsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Student Government Association
Florence State College
Alabama
Mississippi
Mississippi State University
Starkville
Pauline Gravice
Florence State
WSGA
Dene Masterson
Leighton
Faye Hunter
Cherokee
Brenda Pirkle
Eva
Midge Moore
Scottsboro
WGA Welcomes New Member At March Luncheon
Mrs. John Hurgeton was welcomed as a new member at the March 1 luncheon of the Woman's Golf Association at Decatur Country Club. Presiding was Mrs. Carey Wilson, with reports from tournament chair Mrs. 0. M. Tucker and others. A Kick-Off breakfast is set for April 5 at 8 30 a.m. at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurgeton
Woman's Golf Association
Decatur Country Club
Carey Wilson
0. M. Tucker
J.J. Putnam
George Elmes
Robert Evans
John Smithers Jr
Wilson
Andrew Elmer
F. E . Kennedy
Ed Maddock
Tea Given Sunday At Athens College
Athens College hosted the Dean's Tea on March 3 in Founders Hall parlor with Dr and Mrs Bathurst welcoming guests. Senior class president Bill Jenkins presented hosts to a receiving line and local matrons assisted at the table amid Venetian lace and greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
James E. Bathurst
Founders Hall
Bill Jenkins
Cleo Christopher
Bettye Whitson
J. E. Beasley Jr
Matha Hicks
J. E. Bathurst
Athens College
Luxury for pennies quilted pillows and needlecraft kit
Ad promotes satin and cotton quilted toss pillows and decorative kits. It advertises pattern 7421 with two 11 inch motifs and mail order details to Alice Brooks at The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. Includes price 35 cents plus 15 cents for mailing and handling. Also touts 1963 Needlecraft Show and over 200 designs with free pattern and 25 cents offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Bethel Club Meeting At Mrs Mitchell Home Demonstration
Bethel Home Demonstration group met at the home of Mrs G G Mitchell with Mrs Bunyan Bean as co hostess Mrs Jack Betterton president presided Mrs Frank Bean led the pledge and Mrs Willie Lett gave the devotion Miss Lucile Hawkins presented the program on understanding youth and adults and discussed a handcraft workshop planned for April 3 at the American Legion building in Hartselle Guests included Mrs James C Welch and 15 members attended with refreshments served
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
A 1963 bridge column details a North-South hand where the declarer secures a convincing game in spades. The analysis explains plan and defense, including East’s opening heart deuce, the forced ace, and the cross into dummy to attempt a spade hit on a potential honor split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
Deuce
Declarer
West
East
South
Beauty Career MEN WANTED Start Your Independent Future
In the beauty business lay offs are rare and machines won t replace workers. Your hands shape your future and earnings via your own effort. Set a goal work toward it and achieve it. Retirement ages 45 and 50 are mentioned and owning a business is possible. An overheard locker room line notes monthly payment worries.
Petal Path Garden Club Elects Federations
Petal Path Garden Club met at Mrs John Burnetts home. Mrs James W Wood presided. Mrs T E Zahnd presented the treasurer report. Members voted to join regional and state federations. Zahnd taught a lesson on judging horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petal Path Garden Club
John Burnett
James W. Wood
T. E. Zahnd
Misses Pullover Coordinated Outfit Pattern 4588
Pattern 4588 by Jerne Sebis offers pullover and coord outfits in Misses' sizes 10 through 18 with printed fabrics. The ad details yardages for size 16 and mailing costs, requests mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York, and promotes a Spring Summer Pattern Catalog with a 50 cent order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerne Sebis
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Davidsons Host Birthday Luncheon for Eight-Year-Old Cheryl
Mr and Mrs E N Davidson Jr entertain with a birthday luncheon at the Shan-Gri-La Restaurant honoring their daughter Cheryl who turned eight on Monday Pink daisies pink sweet peas and gypsophila decorate the table A pink and white cake is described Five neighborhood girls were invited to the party with music and games planned for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Davidson Jr
Shan-Gri-La
Cheryl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woody
Brent
Knoxville
Norman Teffeau
Landing, N.J
Mrs
John Cook
Birmingham
Frank Perkins
Hank and
Molly
Florence
Himes Davis
Billy Lumsden
Columbia, Tenn
Charles Minch
Henry Haigler
Ralph Fleming
Bob Harris
Comer Ezell
Johnston SE
Lon
WGA
Glamour
Gayloyd
2Nd Ave
Dial
Decatur’s Complete Family Shoe Store
Alice Brookes
Efile
Wepeak of
Bank Street
Bethel Club
Mitchell
Goren
la Pass
By Ernestine Ling
Rainey’s Beauty Academy
Petal Path Club
Lisa Anne Hollimon
Ceramic Supplies
Lovin’s Ceramics
Second Avenue
White
Are
Tennessee Valley
Faroliday One
Ousek
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