Study Course Set For Week At Central Baptist Church
Next week at Central Baptist Church a Sunday school training week begins Monday at 7 PM and runs through Friday. Rev Paul Roberts leads with Rev E N Hart, Rev Edwards, and Melba Call among the faculty. about 190 officers and teachers participate. Classes meet 7 PM to 8:50 PM with 7:45 PM recess and inspirational period. Open to all. no registration charge. free will offering collected. The aim is to deepen interest in souls and improve efforts for Christ.
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Central Baptist Church
Paul Roberts
E. N. Hart
Athens Baptist Church
Edwards
Tuscumbia
Melba Call
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Christ
Basham's WSCS Meets at Martin Home
The Wo men's Society of Christian Service of Basham Methodist Church met at Mrs. J O Martin's home. President Mrs. Dawson Jones opened the session with prayer, song, and a devotional on The Garden. New member joined as the group closed with Mizpah benediction.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Basham Methodist Church
J.O. Mar
Dawson Jones
Toney
Ratliff
Edna Martin
John
Matthews
J. QO. Martin
War News From Decatur Area Cited By Brussels Press
A Brussels paper relays a Bel- Sum letter quoting a New York report dated Oct 31 1864 about a potential General Hood maneuver against Decatur Alabama on the Tennessee River. The note, from Mrs Baudart Le Greve Brussels notes she is a 1948 academic degree holder and travels to Paris for research.
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North Alabama
General Hood
Decatur
Ala
Tennessee River
William D. Sims
Bel- Sum
Baudart LeGreve
Brussels
New York News
LeGreve
Paris
Eualidates
Lena Harvey Bishop Y W A meeting at Central Baptist Church
Lena Harvey Bishop Y W A of the Central Baptist church met Tuesday night at the home of Misses Sarah and Christine Vinson. President Miss Sarah Vinson led the meeting on new and old business before program chair Miss Glenn Green took over. The gathering closed with prayer by Miss Babye Bess Robertson. The hostess invited the follow-
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Lena Harvey Bishop
Y W. A
Central Baptist Church
Sarah
Christine Vinson
Sarah Vinson
Glenn Green
Babye Bess Robertson
How to manage oily skin and avoid blackheads
Expert guidance on reducing excess facial oil involves daily washing with bland soap, cold rinse, use of witch hazel, and frequent hot compresses. Diet adjustments cut fats and chocolate, while a baking soda solution and ice friction aid pore clearing.
Week Observed By Girl Scouts In Decatur
Decatur Girl Scouts celebrate their fifth year and the national group’s 37th anniversary with a week of events. Activities include troop parties, parent entertainments, church attendance, and a Clothes for Friendship Kits drive ending with 32 kits sent overseas.
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Decatur Girl Scouts
Decatur
Decatur Girl Scouting
Social hour guests listed at local gathering
The invitation lists remaining members for a social hour: Misses Glenn Green, Babye Bess Robertson, Peggy Portwood, Margie Reeves, Margaret Talley, Mary Delmore, Sue Wright, Wanda Harrison, Mrs. W. D. Ridings, and visitors Misses Frances Vinson, Helen Ruth Roan, Lavern e Landers, Master Billy Ridings, and Carol Ann Robert.
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Glenn Green
Babye Bess Robertson
Peggy Portwood
Margie Reeves
Margaret Talley
Mary Delmore
Sue Wright
Wanda Harrison
Mrs Hollis West Hosts WSCS Meeting at Forest Chapel Circle No 2
Mrs Hollis West hosted Forest Chapel circle No 2 WSCS at her home on March 9 with nine members two new members and one visitor present. Mrs Ben Moore led the opening with a group sing and Mrs Byrd West offered the opening prayer.
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Hollis Vest
Forest Chapel_circle No
Ben Moore
Byrd West
Edgar Callahan
St. John
Herman West
Alvie Roberts
Greer Vest
Berta Callahan
Hollis West
Charley Callahand
Harold Bell
Lola Mae Sparkman
Local Girl Scout Group Seeks Leaders To Form New Troops
The 50 to 60 adult workers led by Mrs E M Chapman as board president donate time as board members leaders and troop committee members. Despite strong work many girls are being turned away for lack of leaders to start new Scout and Brownie groups. Join the birthday celebration call Mrs Paul Robinson to help girls aged 7 to 16 join a character building program.
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E. M. Chapman
Paul Robinson
Cullman Highs Name Royal Court Representatives
Cullman county high schools select seven princesses for the King Strawberry festival court. Sacred Heart Academy is represented by Marie Speer, Cold Springs by Helen Sanders, Warrior by Virginia Smith, Hanceville by Willa Deane Voight, Cullman High by Doris Wilhite, Fairview by Geneva Taylor, and West Point by Norine Buckelew. The queen and king will be crowned May 6 with the seven princesses present in upcoming papers.
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Cullman County
Strawberry
Marie Speer
Robert A. Speer
Route 2
Cullman
Sacred Heart
White
Hanceville
Lucy Wilhite
Doris Wilhite
Ith Ave
East
Cullman High
Fairview
Geneva Taylor
J.M. Taylor
Joppa
West Point
Norine Buckelew
C. S. Buckelew
Route 3
Vinemont
West Point High School
Impressive Initiation at Woman's Club Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club held its initiation and emblem service Tuesday. Thirteen members were honored with pink roses as the club showcased a playlet The Spirit of B and P. W staged by Ruth Edwards and performed by Lollie Young Lorenna Speegle Davie Ruchi and G C Henslee.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
R. D. Blakney
Don Giles
Annie Kinney
Riley Price
Evelyn Inn
Faye Gano
Lula Mae Taylor
Lollie ‘Young
Lorena Burgress
Lorenna Speegle
Dovie Ruehl
Henry Howle
M. C. Keyes
Ruth Edwards
G. C. Henslee
Maud Patrick
B and P. W
Edwards
Davie Ruchi
Lollie Young
Luren Speegle
G--C- Henslee
Symphony Club Hostesses Celebrate At Mrs Arnold Home
Mrs J W Arnold and Mrs Henry F Arnold co hosted a Symphony Club afternoon at the former home with guest artists Dr Fagan Thompson Miss Charlotte Gardner Spencer Speegle and Mrs John King. Mrs J W Arnold played the pipe organ during social hour and a plate was served by a large group of hosts. At Kiwanis the City school orchestra under Pat Bria performed with Avery Roan and Roy Woodard as guests. Dr Leroy Bledsoe spoke on underprivileged children and 21 members pledged lunches for children for the rest of the year.
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J. W. Arnold
Henry F. Arnold
Symphony Club
Fagan Thompson
Charlotte Gardner
Spencer Speegle
John King
E. D. McAdory
James Call
Carl Stiefelmeyer
Barney Bland
G. W. Bledsoe
Forney Fuller
Annie Kinney
H. Lovelove
F. E. St. John
Jesse Aldacre
J. A. Dunlap
Robert Rosson
Kiwanis Club
Legion Home
T. A. Smith
City School
Pat Bria
Ellis G Burns
Spence
Speegle
Avery Roan
Roy Woodard
Leroy Bledsoe
Rothams
Television Vultures Crowd In On Home Life Says Dear Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix describes television as a new menace that disrupts family peace with uninvited guests. She compares intruders to rhinoceros hides insisting the only option is to endure and adapt, while offering cheeky humor on coping with persistent visitors.
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Miss Dix
Letters on marriage age and family finances in Dorothy Dix style
A reader asks about marrying a 60 year old while still in school, with her mother opposing. The response cautions against extreme age gaps for young girls and emphasizes danger of social mismatch and loss of youth. Another letter discusses whether a wife should have as much spending money as a husband, noting family finances and general spending patterns.
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Paris
Pana
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