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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1966

Page

6

First Methodist Woman's Society Meets With Guests

The First Methodist Church Woman's Society opened with prayer led by President Mrs E N Price. Guest speakers Dr and Mrs Marshall Murphy, retired missionaries from Southern Rhodesia, were announced for March 27. Mrs Reneau Carrell noted the mission education secretary duties and Rev E M Barnes delivered the morning talk titled The Church Then and The Church Now, discussing the church as described in the Book of Acts.

First Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service E. N. Price Reneau Carrell Missionary Education and Service Marshall Murphy Southern Rhodesia First Methodist Church H. L. Tidwell E. M. Barnes Barnes

Personal notices update call-in details and deadlines

For personal items or Around the Valley items, call 353-4655 between 8 30 a m and noon. Any turned in after 9 a m will appear in the following day's paper.

Closing prayer ends church program draws attendees

A church program concluded with a closing prayer after a reading from the Book of Acts and reflections on what he hopes to see in the church today.

Forest Chapel Methodist Women Hold General Meeting

Forest Chapel Methodist Wo man’s Society of Christian Service met at the church with president Mrs. H. J. Jones leading the song My Faith Looks Up To Thee. Mrs J O Breeding presented The School Dropout A Primary Concern. nine members attended and Mrs J M Smith closed with prayer.

Forest Chapel Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service H. J. Jones J. O. Breeding L. L. Burns S. A. Garner A. J.legg Jones

Garden Club Installs New Officers

Four Seasons Garden Club met at Mrs. W. Leroy May to install its first officers. Mrs. J. E. Barthelemy of Travelers Garden Club led the initiation. Mrs. John B. Smith gave a state bird report. Mrs. Bob Henderson shared a March gardening and rose planting guide. Mrs. Robert Smith discussed lawn seeding and fertilization. Three new members and six visitors were welcomed. Refreshments followed.

Four Seasons Garden Club W. Leroy May J. E. Barthelemy Travelers Garden Club Alabama John B. Smith Bob Henderson Robert Smith

Mothers Club Elects Officers at March Meeting

At the Decatur Mothers' Club gathering held at Mrs. George Salesky's home, new officers were elected led by President Mrs. M. H. Jones and Vice President Mrs. Charles McGill. The event featured a book review, committee reports, and a dessert service as members discussed the upcoming A. F. W. C. meeting in Hartselle on April 15.

Decatur Mothers’ Club George Salesky M. H. Jones Charles McGill Rowland Compton G. R Bethune John Bayley Leon Tune Holmes Turner

Engagement notices deemed tasteless by newspaper policy

The paper states it does not publish engagement pictures of young women who are married divorced or widowed even if they reclaim their maiden name. It condemns announcing engagements or large weddings on grounds of bad taste and age considerations.

Miss Virginia Roberts to Wed Ronald Johnson

Hartsel le announces the engagement of Miss Virginia Lois Roberts to Ronald Eugene Johnson. The couple plans a June 3 wedding. Roberts is a nursing graduate and Hunts College attendee. Johnson attended Hunt ingdon College and works at Baker Manufacturing Co.

Virginia Roberts Ronald Johnson Ingdon College Montgomery University School of Nursing Birmingham Johnson Huntingdon College Baker Manufacturing Co

Goren on Bridge Ends in Narrow Victory for South

In a six hearts contract West led queen of clubs and South built a late comeback. North signaled every ace and South advanced to six hearts after careful play. West blocked declarer with a strategic spade ruff, but East ruffed to score the final setting trick as North tried to cash the ace.

Queen of Altha West South North West Declarer East

St John's Episcopal Women Hold Monthly Meeting

St John s Women of the church met in the Parish House for their regular monthly gathering. The program Give Yourself a Rose was presented by Mrs John Eyster with ideas for physical mental and spiritual lifts. Mrs Ben Stevens opened with devotion and prayer and Mrs George Hall presided over the business session before lunch.

St. John’s Episcopal Women of the Church Parrish House John Eyster Ben Stevens George Hall

Estimated 400000 Americans contract pneumonia yearly

Health officials estimate that about 400000 people in the United States develop pneumonia each year, highlighting the disease as a major public health concern and prompting ongoing prevention and treatment efforts nationwide.

U. S

Georgia wedding ties Adams and Hooper in Decatur

Miss Lee Ellen Hooper of Newport News and Jimmy Wayne Adams were married February 20 at Decatur Presbyterian Church with Rev. M. E. Harky officiating. The bride, a Richmond senior, will teach in Atlanta. The groom, a University of Alabama graduate, works at Rich's. A separate note mentions a new radiation detector for silver.

Decatur Lee Ellen Hooper Jimmy Wayne Adams Decatur Presbyterian Church M. E. Harky Dexter Hooper Newport News Jimmie M. Adams Elizabeth Peden Daniel Carruthers Atlanta Richmond Professional Institute Richmond University of Alabama Rich’s

Calendar notices for women items send by Thursday

Sunday Calendar items for the Women's Department should be called in by Thursday of the preceding week. For other women’s interest items call 353 4612 or 353 4655 during 8 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Women's Department is closed on Saturdays.

Women’s Department

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