New Members welcomed by Stephens Chapter D A R
Mrs George Williamson hosted a Stephens Chapter D A R meeting with new members named including Mrs Rayburn Neville and Miss Harriett Irwin. Delegates to the state convention were chosen and tea was served with St Patrick Day decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Gill
J. H. Tol
Rayburn Neville
W. F. Rauschenberg
Kate Lile
Harriett Irwin
Robert Harrison
W. L. Grimes
Ben Fennell
Leighton
Williamson
Personal notices recap of visits and guests this week
Miss Helen Bynum is in Court land visiting friends and relatives this week. Mrs. T. C. Almon spent the day in Huntsville on Thursday. Mrs. F. B. Hunt Sr. left for Newnan Georgia to visit daughter and family. Barrett Kessler and two children from Montgomery arrived for a visit to their uncle and aunt. Mrs. J. B. Zuccarello is improving after illness. Miss Mary Jemison Cobb of Birmingham is guest of Mrs. Roy Malone in Spotswood Apartments. Ensign Charles Darrah is furloughing with parents and will visit Vanderbilt University tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Orr have returned to Birmingham. Mrs. J. T. Jones and Mrs. R. E. Oliver spent Wednesday in Monteagle. Mrs. Oliver leaves for West Palm Beach after visits with Mrs. Jones. Partiers included Mrs. Georgie Miller and others. John W. Jones and William Sears visited Birmingham. Mrs. Noble Russell and daughter of Montgomery are visiting E. A. Tillery. Mrs. Frank Stone suffers flu at home. Mrs. Cecil Kirkpatrick of Birmingham will be weekend guest of her parents. Mrs. M. G. West of Hartsville is spending the week with Mrs. H. P. Still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Malone, Jr
Barrett Kessler
Montgomery
H. H. May
J. W. Darrah
Ensign Charles Darrah
Nashville
Tenn
Ensign Darrah
Vanderbilt University
R. BE. Oliver
West Palm Beach
Fila
J. T. Jones
Oliver
Georgie Miller
EB. J. Polhill
E. H. Barnett
H. Glade
Clyde Hendrix
D. C. Shaw
Laura Wheeler Wool Cover Set Crochet Pattern
Crochet the animal and flower blocks in white with a color or in two pastels. Join them into this carriage or crib cover with pillow for baby. Pattern 2798 includes charts directions illustrations stitches materials required. Ten cents in coin for this pattern. The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Make This Model At Home Smart Button Front Pattern 4717
Anne Adams Pattern 4717 offers a button front dress with a belt and inset panels. Choose high round neck or sweetheart neck with scallop sleeves, optional ric rac trim, and fabrics like cotton or linen. Available in sizes 14 through 42 with yardage details and pricing in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Mis
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Courtland Ladies Host Bridge Party in Honor of Nashville Guest
Mrs Anne Lane Martin entertained at a Monday bridge party honoring Mrs Murray B Davis of Nashville. Attendees included Mrs R P Redman from Watertown N Y Mrs Eva Fowler and others. Prizes went to Mrs Tate Hollenbeck and Mrs R P Rebman. Tuesday saw Mrs Tweedy host a bridge club afternoon with prizes to Mrs Green and Mrs Murray Davis. Refreshments followed with many guests listed. several attendees spent the weekend in Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Lane Martin
Murray B. Davis
Nashville
R. P. Redman
Watertown
N. Y
Eva ©. Fowler
Tate Hollenbeck
Fred. Ashford
Harris Pippen
J. A. Ussery
R. H. Tweedy, Jr
Hood Harris
J. H. Green
Sarah Gil
R. P. Ret#man
Murray Davis
Sarah Gilchrist
Francis Bynum
Tone McKnight
Jeanne DuBose
Mary Anderson Harris
Annie Brown
Harriet Godfrey
Huntsville
Overweight Relief Routine for Enteroptosis Patients
A physician notes enteroptosis as sagging abdominal muscles causing midsection bulk and organ displacement. The plan advocates ten minutes of twice daily vigorous exercise including trunk bends squats and ankle foot movements, plus cold water sponge with Epsom salts to reduce adipose tissue and firm muscles.
Community Notes From Decatur and Surrounds
Local social round includes visits by Mrs Annie Godrey Mrs B H Collins and Mrs R P Vaughan. Charles Shackelford returns home from Birmingham as do many others visiting Birmingham Florence Chattanooga and Hillsboro. Courtland High seventh grade attends Huckleberry Finn puppetry at Riverside High. Courtland Boy Scout team defeats Town Creek 14 to 13. Helen Bynum of Decatur visiting relatives.
Britain Needs More Manpower For War Efforts
The author notes Britain is seeking more obsolescent destroyers and manpower for submarine defense and possible invasion scenarios. He cites Britain's naval reserves and First Lord Alexander's request for funds to train crews including officers and radio operators, stressing the slow pace of producing skilled personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Herr Hitler
United States
Puehrer
Balkans
Japan
Lord Alexander
Britannia
Wage Parley for Steel Convened in Pittsburgh today
CIO locals and executives from United States Steel Corporation mills meet in Pittsburgh to discuss new wage contracts and labor terms. The gathering aims to set a framework for upcoming bargaining with wage basis and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pye
CIO
U.S. Steel Corporation Mills
Heavy Rains Sweep Dixie Amid Cold Front and Winds
The Associated Press reports heavy rains across the South from Texas to Georgia with 2 inch to 3 inch totals in Arkansas Louisiana and Alabama as a cold front pushes south winds reach up to 41 mph in Atlanta and temperatures fall from the Canadian border to the Gulf region with freezing conditions in several northern locales.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Michigan
Maine
Mercury
Wausau
Wis
Houghton Lake
Mich
Canton
Houston
Burlington
New Mexico
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Monticello
Ark
West Point
Indiana
Huntington
W. Va
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Seattle to enact wartime blackout tonight
Seattle plans a citywide blackout tonight as traffic guardians and night watch groups mobilize. More than 10,000 men and boy scouts recruited to guard traffic, snuff lights, monitor fire alarms, patrol streets, and cover windows in homes and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
CIO Leader to Report on Steel Talks at Delegates Meeting
CIO chieftain Philip Murray will address 150 delegates about the progress of extended conversations with Vice President William E. Boyle of Big Steel. The talks reached a climax last week and aim to set standards for a nationwide steel workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Philip Murray
William Beye
Big Steel
Injuries Fatal Roan Road Crash Claims 2
A car wreck on the Roanoke Lafayette road killed two Chambers county residents and injured a third, with Mrs Eddie Cartrell age 35 and Leon Nelson Gausey age 434 among the dead. The collision involved a truck and occurred Wednesday.
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Roan
Marehound
Lanett
Roanoke-Lafayette
Eddie Cartrell
Leon Nelson Gausey
Chambers County
Colllision
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Womans Music Study Club
Lelia Cantwell
Seton Hall
Roy Poteet
W. P. Baugh
Dorcas
Southside Baptist Sunday School
R. A. Lee
Harry Collier
Walter Burleson
Pat Handley
A. G.campbell
Highth Avenue South
Duncan
Joe Duncan
Jack Williamson
Seybourn Lynne
John A. Caddell
Noble Russell
Richardson, Jr
Moores
William Boswell
Wilson Orr
Russell
Norman Harris
W. Kennedy
Malcolm
Link
Henry Sigman
W. E. Hockensmith
J. B. Bradford
Kennedy
Cotaco
F. O. Smith
J. D. Bush
R. D. Kemp
John Patterson, Jr
Rufus Warren
J. T. Nelson
Bruce Hill
Hugh Walpole
Roy Tucker
Henry Hastung
John Troxler
Berean Study Club
Jack Smallwood
Paul Robinson
Rufus Adams
le Grande Wilson
Elizabeth Houston
Mary Magdalene
Helen Bynum
Courtland
T. C
Almon
F. 8. Hunt, Sr
Walter D. Sanders
Newnan
J. B. Zuccarello
Mary Jemison Cobb
Birmingham
Roy Malone
Spotswood Apartments
Guy H. Orr
R. E. Oliver
Monteagle
John W. Jones
William Sears
E. A. Tillery
Frank Stone
Cecil Kirkpatrick
8S. S. Nichols
M. G. West
Hartseile
H. P. Still
Slim” Wilson
Decatur
Moye’s
Monarch
E. Moulton Street
Chappell’s Store
Grant Street
Coffee Shop
Temple Garden
Kellogg’s
Helen Follett
Annie Godrey
B. H. Collins
R. P. Vaughan
Charles T. Shackelford la
Wiley Horton
Armory
Mayme Redman
Jane McKnight
Morgan Sherrod
KE. H. Pippen, Jr
Mra
Clifton Coffey
A. B. Lane
C. C. Morton
Daniel Gilchrist
Misa
Katie Frank Gilchrist
Hot Springs
Phillips Gilchriat
Edna Handley
Mia
Daniel Gilchrist, Sr
Edith Gilchriat
Courtland High School
Riverside High
Chirtland-Hillaboro
Hillsboro
U. S. Pitta
Town Creek
SWIFT
Tenda
Bama
Oleo
Dixie
Ohio Valley
Capitol
Jesse James
Tan la Leey
Dick Foran
THE
Goidel’s Drug Store
Naa Va Rea Et Roxy
ALL
Public Enemy
Arthur Kennedy
Joan Leslie
Henry Hull
Henry Travers
Walt Disney
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