Miss Olene Woodruff Visits Parents From Flor ence
Miss Olene Woodruff a student at State Teachers College Flor ence is home for a week end visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. George T. Woodruff. Mrs James D Plemons of Lawrenceburg Tenn is spending this week with relatives in Decatur. Mr and Mrs Bob Murdock and son have returned from visits to Huntsville Ala and Pulaski Tenn. Mrs Nell Barfield returned from Birmingham where she visited her sister Mrs Thomas F Adams who underwent an operation. Mrs J C Finney is reported improved after illness. Mr and Mrs Hennessey are at home in the Roper Apartments on East Vine Street. Mrs G W Hamil left for Atmore Ala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent Society Hospital Alumnae Association
Julian McNeese
Johnston Street
Geneva Bridges
St. Louis Children's Hospital
Martha Hunter
Howard Nelser
Mary Thornton
Beatrice Dement
Effie Fine
Othel Masterson
Grace Higdon
Loyd
Woodall’s
Olene Woodruff
State Teachers College At
Florence
George T. Woodruff
James D. Plemons
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
Decatur
Bob Murdock
Huntsville
Ala
Pulaski, Tenn
Nell Barfield
Birmingham
Thomas F. Adams
Mrs. Hennessey
Roper
East Vine Street
Elbow Care and Hair Bleaching Tips From The Beauty Box
Elbows need care with weekly lemon juice and cocoa butter to soften and whiten rough skin. Give elbows a massage, then dust with talcum and rest. For hair lightening avoid harsh peroxide. prefer professional help or a gentler paste with magnesium carbonate. Send beauty questions to the Beauty Box Editor with return stamped envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bec
Beauty Box
Silk Stocking Club Hosts and Awards Prizes
The Silk Stocking Club hosted a gathering this week with Miss Nancy Worth Jones and Mrs. Wilmer Hall as guests. Light refreshments accompanied games where Mrs. Keggs Crawford won the high score prize and both guests received souvenirs, with Mrs. Garner Pride slated as the next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scroggins
Sam Preuit
Robert R. Banks
W. K. Littlefield
J. N. Laubenthal
Fred Voehringer
Nancy Worth Jones
Wilmer Hall
Keggs Crawford
Garner Pride
Illness and visits noted in local notice column
Weft her daughter Mrs. J. P. Mc Murphy. Maryleen Duncan is ill at her home suffering an attack of chicken pox. Mrs. S. G. Peter of Montevallo visits her daughter Mrs. J. R. Hunter and family. Mrs. LaToddy returns from Tuscaloosa on business. Mr. Glass of the State WPA office at Montgomery will visit next week. Jan Poteet has chicken pox at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryleen Duncan
S. G. Peter
Montevallo
J. R. Hunter
Imet
Mr. Glass
State
WPA
Montgomery
Jan Poteet
Social Notes From Lawrence County Flower Hill
Mr and Mrs Jesse Terry and children visited the James H Moore household Saturday night. Mrs Eddie Payne stayed overnight with her sister Mary E Payne. Roy Tipper of Hillsboro visited Mrs L R Ausborn and family Sunday. Evelyn and Katie Pearl Moore dined with Mr and Mrs Dave Peebles. Osda Ausborn and family visited Johnnie Sims. Two months old baby of Johnnie Sims ill. Mrs Lott improving from flu. Harvey Moore did business in Moulton Saturday. Ida Noble spent Thursday with Jessie Moore. Charles Couch of Hillsboro dined with Nancy Ausborn and family. Odessa Ausborn visited Johnnie Sims. Jesse Terry Jr greatly improved after illness. Health generally good. many children have colds and whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Terry
James H. Moore
Eddie Payne
Mary E. Payne
Hillsboro
L. R. Ausborn
Evelyn
Katie Pearl Moore
Dave Peebles
Oda Noble
Lott
Ida Noble
Jesse Moore
Harvey Moore
Moulton
Jessie Moore
Charles Couch
Nancy Ausborn
Odessa Ausborn
Johnnie Sims
Jesse Terry, Jr
Local Visits Highlight Morgan County Kinship
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Roberson visited Decatur on Thursday. James Lynn Jr and family called on Gnat Hough. Marvin Ralph visited Earl Alacer and family. Earline Roberson returned home after a week with Henry Knoblock. Lola Ralph and Mrs. Jack Thompson called on Evie Brown. J. W. Lynn visited L. A. Murphy. Alva Johnson spent time with grandmother Susie Johnson. Anna Lou and Louise York visited their mother in Good Springs. W. H. Mason and son Carlton visited Marvin Ralph. The Robersons and son Almon called on their daughter and sister, Mrs. Henry Knoblock. C. F. Maze and Little A. Maze visits. Homer and Ted George visited their mother Mrs. Earl Olacre Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Roberson
Decatur
James Lynn, Jr
Gnat Hough
Marvin Ralph
Earl Alacer
Earline Roberson
Henry Knoblock
Lola Ralph
Jack Thompson
Evie Brown
J. W. Lynn
L. A. Murphy
Alva Johnson
Susie Johnson
Anna Lou
Louise York
Good Springs
W. H. Mason
Carlton
Almon
C.F. Maze
Oscar Olacre
Little A. Q. Maze
C. F. Maze
Homer
Ted George
Earl Olacre
Women join the YMCA as new members across United States
Eskill Carlson of Des Moines, president of the National Council of the YMCA, says women are joining the organization and will be welcomed. He notes 80,000 women enrolled nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Young Men's Christian Association
Eskill Carlson
Des Moines
National Council of the Y. M. C. A
United States
High school hoops begin at Alabama gym with 16 teams
The 19th state tournament opens at the University of Alabama with New Hope Holly Pond and Phillips of Birmingham as pre tournament favorites. Two rounds today reduce the 16 entrants to four semifinalists. Scottsboro, last year’s champion, is eliminated in Huntsville district play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
New Hope
Holly Pond
Phillips High
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Scottsboro
Huntsville
McGill Institute
Murphy High
Mobile
Kingston
Highland Home
Clanton
Sidney Lanier
Montgomery
Tallassee
Phillips
Ramsay
Anniston
Oxford
Rogersville
Gunn
Waterlily Dress pattern 4036 by Anne Adams
Anne Adams pattern 4036 offers a Spring frock with full length panel darts and waterlily applique. Sizes 14 through 44 available, fabric and ric rac requirements listed, order by mail for 15 cents each or 25 cents for book and pattern together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
11Th St
New York
N. Y
Congress in recess as committees push key hearings
In today’s session by Renate, several committees hold hearings and consider bills. The dairy industry probe continues at 10 a.m. while naval, FHA, interior, and agriculture panels examine related issues, with action on a 40 million dollar naval public works bill and social security act changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renate
Guam
Naval Committee
Byrnes Committee
FHA
House
Interior Department
Naval Public Works
Agriculture Committee
Ways and Means
Banking Committee
Senate
California Senate Bans Drunk Pedestrians on Highways
California Senate passes a bill making it unlawful for drunk pedestrians to use highways. The measure aims to prevent impaired individuals from endangering others on state roads amid protests claiming it would “make wet nurses” of the highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Highway Patrol
California Senate
Hartselle Man Placed on State Landing Board
A. D. Sample, Hartselle resident, was named by Governor Dixon to the state landing board. Other appointees include J. B. Haslam of Birmingham, J. J. Flowers Sr. of Dothan, and R. L. Adams of York. Terms run through February 1, 1984 with Senate confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Sample
Hartselle
Dixon
State Lanning Board
J. B. Haslam
Birmingham
J. J. Flowers
Sr. Dothan
R. L. Adams
York
Senate
HARTSELLE CHURCH TO HAVE MEETING
Special services announced for Sunday night at Moss Chapel near Hartnelle Dr M E Lazenby presiding elder of the Decatur district Methodist church will bring the message A stirring song service will be feature All members and friends invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss’ Chapel
Hartnelle
M. E. Lazenby
Decatur District
Methodist Church
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University Glee Club
POYS
University of Ala- Gree Club
Riverside
L. R. Nash
Robert R. Harris
Tallassie
Wendel J. William James Neely
Selma
John
Marianna
Fila
FE. M. Chenault
Dean Bressler
Citronelle
Francis J. Henkiey
A Joosa
Bob Harris
Norman Bassett
Dover
N. J
Jack Robert Steele
Indiana, Pa
Tom Wiley
Francis W. Bonner
Alabama City
Charles Eyster
James P. McDonald
Edwin R. Livingston
D. C. Shaw
Owen L. Cochran
Albert‘Ville Ale
Alumnae Association
Decatur Garden Club
E. D. Bailey, Jr
Delano Park
John W. Jones
Hennessey
Cochairm
Leila
Ben Martin Sr
Joe Wheeler
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. T
F. Benson
Ernest Hine
George Williamason
Edwin Wyle
Kitty Prewitt
Houston
Marteelie
Darnell
W. J. Coleman
W. L. Grimes
W. C. Bailey
Comer Exell
William Crutcher
Martin
Frasa
J. E. Roberts
J. T. Jones
Brown Neeley
Eugene R. Guy
Wyle
God
Jones
Alabama
Iowa
F. R. Benson
Treasury
B. P. Cartwright
George Williamson
Jacksonville
Interpro
South
East Church Street
George Woodruff
C. B. Collier
Florence State Teachers College
Lindsey
Barnard
Morgan County
Carl Algood
Sallye Barnum
J. C. Finney
G. W. Hamil
Atmore
Bea
Caddell Drug CO
Universal
Wyker’s
John D. Wyker & Son
Sherrow's
Zephyr Gingham
Herrow
THE
Friendly Store
Second Ave
Moulton Street
Helen Follett
LOUISE _CAMPBELL
Chappell’s Market Place
East Moulton ST
Decatur Or
Cudahy
Texas
Porto Rico
Loose Carrots
Fryers
Weft
J. P. McMurphy
Lawrence County
Lynn Town
Jose
Congress
Wiley
I Eng
Lydia E. Pinkham
Yoon
Pinkham
Guidel
Griffin’s Jewelry CO
Griffin
Jewelry Company
Fred Macmurray
Ray Mill
Louise Campbell
Hopalong Cassidy
William
the Lone
Ranger
Russell Hayden
Charlotte Wynters
Ya Pisia
Tony Martin
Ramee Attey
RT Eo Plame
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