Meadows Golden Wedding Reception Honors Mr. and Mrs. Meadows
The Meadows celebrate their golden wedding with a Sunday reception at the home of Wallace Meadows. Guests from Hartselle, Moulton, Sheffield, Athens and Bethel, Tenn. attend the afternoon event featuring yellow floral decor, a tiered gold cake, crystal candelabra, and golden iced pastries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Moulton
Sheffield
Athens
Bethel
Tenn
Meadows
Personal notices of outings and visits across towns
Mrs J T Burson went to Lawrenceburg Tennessee to spend weeks with daughter Mrs T J Beard. Miss Evelyn McClure is able to be out today after illness. Miss Mary Elizabeth McClure returned to Florence after weekend with parents. Mrs Jervis Jones and Maurice Jones visited Robert Jones at Wilson and Wheeler Dams. Mr and Mrs S H Wilds spent Monday in Birmingham. Noel Carpenter returned to University of Alabama after weekend with mother Mrs Harry Carpenter. Billy Jones home from University of Alabama for weekend with mother. Mrs Albert Prince of Birmingham visited parents. Mr and Mrs Joe Gentry of Athens visited for their parents golden wedding. James Belew Jr ill with flu. Ann Bailey Coleman ill with measles. Frank Faulkenberry of Huntsville spent weekend with Hutto family. Paul Miller, new T C Railroad employee at Birmingham, visited family for weekend. Mr and Mrs S O Stovall and Mr Robbins of Birmingham attended Meadows golden wedding. Mr and Mrs Clarke Rountree left for Atlanta after sister-in-law Mrs Bill Spier died. Miss Eddie Earl Peebles from Morristown TN was weekend guest. Mr and Mrs John M Hart of Morristown returned home after visiting Hart family. Mrs W B Bean of Hartselle visiting daughters. Ernest Hutto of Florence returned home. Mr and Mrs R Meadows and Clarke and Mr and Mrs C H Hartselle returned to Birmingham after Meadows anniversary. Mrs Norman Harris and daughter Pattie to Dallas Texas for extended visit. Mrs Adams of Nashville visited Rufus Adams family. Miss Marie Looney of Huntsville transferred by Western Union to Selma. Mr and Mrs Talmadge Wright weekend in Nashville Tenn. Ernest Beard and Miss Sue Cliff were weekend guests of their parents.
Make This At Home Pattern 4726 By Anne Adams
Pattern 4726 offers a front buttoning shirt frock with yoke darts and side panels to slim the figure. Made in cotton or rayon print, options include patch pockets and contrasting collar. sizes 34 to 48 require 35 yards of fabric. Pattern book and pattern cost listed. address in New York and Diana Tennessee. Mrs. P O Buettner travels home after weekend visit and attends golden wedding of her parents.
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Anne Adams
Decator
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Spring songs by Mrs. Clay McClung's Third grade
An afternoon feature spotlights the Third grade choir under Mrs. Clay McClung singing spring songs. The event emphasizes student music and school activities in a communal program.
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Clay McClung
Art of Plying the Lipstick and Neckline Tricks
Beauty advice on lipstick application and matching skin necklines. It covers lip shaping from center to corners and outlines, caution on overdoing the upper lip, and hints on choosing tones. It also suggests hair fullness and neck shading using slightly darker powder.
Athens County News Personal Items and Local Marriages
Sheriff and Mrs MeetingF Whitt return from Mobile and Bellengrath Gardens. Barbara Gray wed Robert Harper at Ardmore on February 21. The Quest Club met with Mrs J R Waldrop and reviewed The Vanishing Virginian. Clara Beasley and Luther McConnell Jr wed after a Smoky Mountains trip. Bridge Club to meet monthly. J B Tanner visited Huntaville. Lieut F H Armstrong recovering from flu. White family returns from Melbourne for health.
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The
Quest Clu
Mra. J. R. Waldrop
South Clinton Street
Mra.j. V. Legg
LeMonte Whitehurst
Yancey Williams
Payne
John Beasley
Salem
Clara
Luther B. McConnell, Jr
L. B. McConnell
Union Hill
M. A. Creel
Church of Christ
Smoky Mountains
John Henry Bitting
Wednesday Bridge
Lieut
F. H. Armstrong
Fort Shelby
Miss
Lieut. Armstrong
Decatur High Band Invited to Cullman Strawberry Festival
The Decatur High School band earned an invitation to perform at the Cullman Strawberry festival concert. As last year's qenteat winner, the local group's picture is expected to grace this year's program.
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Decatur High School
Barker is promoted to corporal in air corps at Barksdale Field
Athens Alabama March 17 George W Barker son of Mr and Mrs Dewey L Barker has been promoted to corporal He enlisted in the air corps months ago and is stationed with the aviation squadron at Barksdale Field Louisiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
George W. Barker
Dewey L. Barker
Air Corps of
Army
Young Barker
Barksdale Field
Louisiana
Four Dozen Orchids Sold by Athens Florist for AU Dance
Prosperity Again Athens Ala March 17 one orchid is always news but four dozen orchids sold by one florist at one time in big news Mrs W F Flood Athens florist this week sold four dozen orchids to Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Auburn for the boys to present to their dates at the fraternity dance.
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Athens
Ala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bundles For
Britain
Carnegie Library
Bene Club
George Sichauitelin
Sherman Street
Austinville Culture Club
A. J. Stroup
Arthur Owen
Floyd Landers
H. D. Barnum
Speake, Warren and Ratliff's
Second Avenue
T. J. Hendrix
Bouette Wallace
Loyd Lively
John Bragg
Joe Duncan
Mary Sue Hardin
R. T. Sheppard
Russell Lynne
Third Ward
Sixteenth Avenue East
J. H. Branum
Clyde Jackson
Lindsey Allen
Tyle
Janet Logan
J.T. Burson
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
Mrs
T. J. Beard
Evelyn McClure
Mary Elizabeth McClure
State Teachers College
Florence
R. C. McClure
Jervis Jones
Maurice Jones
Robert Jones
Wilson and
Wheeler Dams
S. H. Wilds
Birmingham
Noel Carpenter
University of Alabmaa
Harry Carpenter
Billy Jones
University of Alabama
Albert Prince
E. B. Powers
Joe Gentry
John A. Meadows
James Belew, Jr
James Belew
Ann Bailey Coleman
East Walnut Street
Frank Faulkenberry
Huntsville
Grady Hutto
Moulton Heights
Paul Miller
T. C. Railroad Company
8. O. Stovall
Robbins
Clarke Rountree
Atlanta
Bill Spier
Eddie Earl Peebles
Morristown, Tenn
Beatrice Hart
John M. Hart
Charles B. Hart
W. B. Bean
Harry Malone
Ernest Hutto
R. Meadows
Clarke
C. H. Hartselle
J. A. Meadows
Norman Harris
Pattie
Ldr
Pressley
Dallas
Texas
Marie Looney
Western Union
Selma
Mrs. Talmadge Wright
Nashville
John
Zanvit
Ernest Beard
Miss Sue Cliff
J. O. Cliff
Diana, Tenn
P. O. Buettner
Lydia E. Pinkham
Goidel’s
Thrift
Decatur’s
Addea
Walt Disney
Donald Duck
Timber
Larry Clinton and Orchestra
Larry
Decatur
Susann Sothern
Roland UL Dana Cule
Reginald Gardiner
Billie Burke
Lynne Carver
Dan Oailey
Maisie
Helen Follett
Betty Grable
Dinsmore Bros, Furn, Co
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Checkerboard
Moulton Street
Sally
Meetingf. Whitt
Mobile
Bellengrath Gardens
Jeannette McNeese
Miami
Jas
H. McCoy
Shelby Southard
Montevallo
William Bitting
Mias
Mra
N. K. Bitting
Anne R. Davis
Montgomery
Barbara Gray
M. J. Gray
Robert Harper
R. W. Harper
Ardmore
A. and P
A. G. White
Melbourne
Florida
Shumake
FURNI
Bank Street
URE Coo., Inc
Weil
Darling
Nick Flood
Mrs. Pleed
Eugene
Move
Capitol
John Hubbard Bante
Wori’i
Dale Arden
Flash Gordon
the Decatur
Dai
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