TB Association Dinner Slated for North Alabama
The North Alabama Tuberculosis Association schedules a March 30 dinner at 7 p.m. at Somerville Road School in Decatur. Members and guests will receive notices about upcoming panel discussions led by invited specialists to educate on tuberculosis in the region.
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North Alabama Tuberculosis Association
Somerville Road
Decatur
Etters
North Alabama Association
North Alabama
VA to base supervisory medical program in Atlanta
New Veterans Administration supervisory medical program will have headquarters in Atlanta alongside four other cities in the nation. Supervisors from the Atlanta office will cover Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Mississippi and North Carolina.
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Atlanta
Veterans’ Administration
Washington
Boston
Fort Snelling
Minn
San Francisco
St. Louis
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
North Carolina
Deas to be returned to Alabama after armored truck theft
David L. Deas, 37, wanted in an armored truck theft in Mobile last month, will be sent back to Mobile today. Alabama officers led by Carl M. Booth, solicitor for the thirteenth circuit, arrived in Jacksonville yesterday to fetch the prisoner.
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Jacksonville
Fla
David L. Deas
Mobile
Alabama
Carl M. Booth
Alabama Thirteenth Judicial Circuit
Tuberculosis Association Promotes Education in North Alabama
The North Alabama Tuberculosis Association aims to control and finally eliminate the disease through educational activities. The article notes that questions and general audience discussion make meetings engaging and vital.
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North Alabama Tuberculosis Association
Facial Massage For A Brightened Complexion At Bedtime
Advice on facial massage to restore a cheerful look and improve skin health. Five minutes nightly with cleansing cream, gentle strokes to the forehead eyes cheeks and neck followed by ice friction and overnight moisturizing. Emphasizes relaxation and timing to combat aging and fatigue.
Local Social Notes in Morgan County Winton
Mrs Arlene Sivley hosts gatherings and visits across Morgan County with relatives and friends from Winton Hartselle Talucah Union Priceville and Priceville area. The piece lists multiple family visits dinners showers and social events including a miscellaneous shower for Coss Breeding at Mrs Williams home and guests Ina Dunaway Hazel Black Leona Goree Otis Dunaway and T C Dunaway family.
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Magnolia Murphy
Valthermosa
Lorene Turney
Alonzo Turney
J. P
Jerry
Leonard Turney
H. C. Lemmond
Audry Henderson
Dwight
Hartselle
Leon Henderson
Faye
Kenneth
Talucah
Mod
Warren McGee
Ed Sivley
Alfred Illiams
Coss Breeding
Bettye Jane Stevens
Ina Dunaway
Hazel Black
Arlene Sivley
Leona Goree
Otis
T. C. Dunaway
Morgan County church notes and community events
Bro. Ray Trebble delivered inspiring messages Sunday morning and evening with topics Keep Your Eyes On The Goal and Upper Room Religion. The young people plan a Thursday church service, and Saturday April 2 volunteers will clean the grounds. Josie Hughes P T A to play Farley P T A basketball Wednesday night at Farley school. Several local families visited and hosted guests after services, with fire origin undetermined for the O L Buskner camp building.
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Ray Trebble
Goa
Josie Hughes
Community And Social Notes From Rock Creek Area
Church invites all to third Sunday services and afternoon singing. Florence Tanner visited niece Ioma Greggory. Eva Dorothy Perry from Arizona visited aunt Mrs. Lester Taylor last week. Ozell Cahelia ill for several days. Theo Ralph and son W C from near Hartselle visited Felton Mason and mother Mrs. Will Mason. March 16 at Lawrence Cove school house a Reb and Babe show by Rock Creek Home Demonstration Club. Death noted: Mike Crawford of Hartselle. Cecil Hamilton and Decatur residents visit his father H R Hamilton who has been ill.
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Florence Tanner
Ioma Greggory
Eva Dorothy Perry
Arizona
Lester Taylor
Ozell Cahelia
Theo Ralph
W. C
Hartselle
Felton Mason
Will Mason
Lawrence Cove
Reb
Babe
Rock Creek
Lawrence
Mike Crawford
Cecil Hamilton
Decatur
H.R. Hamilton
Advice Column Fans Say Wife Should Work After Marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels a young couple that a wife may continue working after marriage to ease finances and prevent jealousy. She warns that jealousy ruins homes and urges trust and practical wisdom. a second reader condemns a date inviting a private visit, calling it improper and insulting.
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Miss Dix
Dorothy
John
Mary
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