Mrs Bill Walker Elected Cotillion Club President for 1963 44
The Cotillion Club installed officers for 1963 44 with Mrs Bill Walker as president and Mrs L W Johnson as vice president. Other roles include F D Peebles Jr and Tom Bingham as secretary and treasurer, plus a long list of committee members. The note adds rules on absences dues and advance reservations and mentions the Cotillion meeting May 2 at City Hall and car age statistics in the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Club
Weere
Bill Walker
L. W. Johnson
F. D. Peebles Jr
Tom Bingham
John Giles
Ned Anderson
Anderson
Bob Dishman
A. J. Coleman, III
Cook
Jon Moores
Noel McInnis
Sam Malone Jr
Charles Minton
Talmadge Meadows
Harold Michelson
Robert Miller
Gordon Mummert
Charles Murphree
C. H. O’brien
Fred Pappenburg
Henon Pearce
City Hall
Hancock-Draper Betrothal Told
Mr and Mrs Troy Hancock announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Imogene Hancock to Tom Draper son of Mr and Mrs Rube Draper of Hartseller The bride elect will graduate from Cold Springs High School in the spring Mr Draper a 1961 graduate of Morgan County High School is employed in Huntsville The wedding will take place this month in Cold Springs Baptist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Troy Hancock
Imogene Hancock
Tommy Draper
Rube Draper
Hartseller
Gradu
Ated
Cold Springs High School
Draper
Morgan County High School
Huntsville
Cold Springs Baptist Church
Mrs. Dexter Arnold Leads U S Women's Club Power
Mrs. Dexter Otis Arnold, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, directs 11 million members from Washington headquarters. She aims to strengthen liberty, build a memorial carillon in New Hampshire, and lead a Munich meeting after a Milwaukee convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Dexter Otis Arnold
Dr.Arnold
Saugerties
N. Y
Margaret Arnold
Washington D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
GFWC
Dickens
U. S
New York
Sorosis
Arnold
United States
Federation
International Headquarters
Munich
NATO
Milwaukee
Glaucoma Harms Millions Aged 40 Plus Warns Doctors
More than 1,300,000 Americans over 40 have glaucoma and half are unaware of their condition. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent blindness.
Properly Placed Flowers Add Charm To Rooms
Flower arranging tips from the Society describe using irises and tulips in March as good buys. Suggest vertical five or seven iris displays in copper, crescent tulip iris focal pieces with snapdragons at ends, and low horizontal tulip setups off center for tables and mantels. An asymmetrical tulip iris design with foliage suits furniture styling.
Home Club Studies Improvements At Decatur
Southeast Decatur Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Tom Stanford’s home for a lesson on kitchen and laundry improvements. Mrs. Ocle Lawrence demonstrated home furnishings while Mrs. L W Rodgers led the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Decatur
Tom Stanford
Ocle Lawrence
L. W. Rodgers
John Butler
Lynn Dozier
Left arrangement of furniture with accessories on right
Classified notice describes furniture setup styling with items arranged along the left side and accessories aligned to the right, suggesting a staged or showroom display. It presents ad language aimed at highlighting effective placement to attract buyers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Cotillion Club
Frank Bros
Karl Beasley
6Th Ave
Dial
Raphy
Haddock
Shipp
Hartselle
Hancock - Draper
GEWC
By Joy Miller
AP Women’s
Syracuse
Omnie Says
AAA
Mademoiselle Gaylordia
2Nd Ave
Decatur
Complete Family Shoe
Brides Books
Nepkins
Ira
E. Moulton St
Moulton Heights
Sarah Beddingfield
Ola Singleton
Beauty Shop
Young Land
ETON
Imp Originals
Jack Tar
Grant ST
Ellen
Ellen’s
J. W. Blair
General
Gobble-Fire Acoustical Engineers, Inc
North Alabama Glass Co
Butter Tile & Marble Co
Roberts’ Electrical Service
Midway Blind & Floor Covering Co
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