Tea honors Mrs. Dorothy Woodall at local BPW club
Mrs Dorothy Woodall, membership chair of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, was honored at a tea hosted by a local BPW club. Guests included club officers and BPW members from Morgan County and nearby towns with St Patrick’s decorations and piano selections.
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Dorothy Woodall
National F’nnation of Business
Professional Women’s Clubs
Women’s Clubs
Morgan County
BPW
Athens
Cullman
Albertville
Huntsville
Hartselle
Florence
Sheffield
Moulton
Haleyville
Elaine Shirley
Eleanor Ree Russell
Louise Julich
Printed Pattern 4582 Sleeveless Sheath Dress Kit
Pattern description for a sleeveless scoop neck sheath with smart jacket option. Misses sizes 10 through 18, size 16 dress requires 4 1 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Pattern 4582 offered for fifty cents plus postage. mail to Anne Adams The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York address with name address size and style number. Catalog offers 304 design ideas plus coupon for a free pattern.
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Alice Brooks
Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Trans-Sea‘son
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
West 17Th
New Spring
Sister Miriam marks half century of perfect attendance
Louisville based report notes Sister Miriam completed 50 years of teaching without missing a day. She taught largely in Boston with a 19 year stint in Nebraska before joining SS Simon and Jude School in 1960.
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Louisville
Miriam
Boston
Nebraska
SS Simon and Jude School
Local social notes from Montgomery to Decatur
Around The Valley reports on numerous visits and travels across Alabama. F D Peebles Jr. and family visit Montgomery. Birmingham and Huntsville trips are noted for several residents. Cousins attend funerals in Warrior and Plainfield. many relatives visit kin in Somerville, Montevallo, Athens, and Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mikell
Somerville
Warrior
Thomas Mikell
Plainfield, N.J
Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren 1963
In this bridge column Goren analyzes a hand where South holds four of a kind and the play unfolds with the North hand showing strength. The article explores bidding and card play ideas illustrated by the featured deal from the Chicage Tribune.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicase Tribune
Declarer Finds Safe Alternative To Club Finesse In Bridge Hand
In a four spade contract, declarer avoids repeated finesses by an innovative line. After East’s speculative takeout double and West leading hearts, declarer discards clubs to force a favorable position. The play demonstrates using the fall of West's eight to time the heart queen and club ace sequence.
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South West North East
South
East
West
Declarer
Central Methodist WSCS Reports Meetings and Programs
The Ellis Circle of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service met with seven members to discuss Dimensions of Prayer led by Mrs. P R Savage Jr and closed with Mizpah Benediction. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Ordell Garvey and Mrs. William Burton. The Geron Circle met in the Education Building with twelve members, prayer by Mrs. William H. Levin, business led by Mrs. Gayle Geron, and a program “You are a Missionary Too” by Mrs. J R Vaughan.
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Geron
Central Methodist Wscs
Fidelis
William H. Levin
Gayle Geron
J. R. Vaughan
Founders Fund Topic At Altrusa Meeting
Mrs Johnson, president, introduced speakers as funds from 1953 were noted. About $118,697 had been spent since 1953, with Mrs L R Nash, program chairman, leading the session for Altrusa.
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Altrusa
Tanai Pe Point
L. R. Nash
Johnson
WCTU Meeting Notes Honor Members and Social Service
Mrs. R C Woodall hosted the WCTU meeting with Mrs J E presiding. Devotional by Mrs Earl Foster on the Silence of God from Psalm 86. Honorary members listed: Earl Foster, Charles Lawrence, R C Woodall. Social Service report totals visits 136 and 53 cards plus eight flowers, 16 meals, and a bag of clothing for Greece.
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R C. Woodall
J. E
Earl Foster
Charles Lawrence
R. C. Woodall
A. B. Markham
D. D McGehee
Social Service
Greece
W. M. Dinsmore
Ruth McCulloch
Decatur General Hospital
W. S. Lamon
A. Z. ‘Bailey
Huntsville Club Dinner Draws Thirteen Members
Thirteen members of the Huntsville Club attended a dinner meeting as part of the District Workshop activities held in Huntsville.
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Huntsville
Huntsville Club
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Scottsboro
Winfield, Arab
Rocket City of
Colbert County
State Federation
Frank Bros
Mona Palos
Webb
Greenbrier
Ala
Federal Gas Station
Decatur-Huntsville
Golden Milestone
Mrs. F. D. Peebles Jr
Montgomery
Preston Brown
Richard Watkins
W. G. Hall
Birmingham
Kenneth Cantrell
John R. Holmes
Cedar Creek
Willie B. Foote
Norman and
Steve
Roy Aselton
Toney
Huntsville Hospital
Vandon Windsor and Sons
Dora, Ala
H. R. Windsor
Sandra Johnson
Alabama College
Montevallo
Mrs. Howard Johnson
J. R. Meadows
Tom
Knoxville
C. W
Little Howard Anderson
Forrest Anderson
John Bostwick
Allene
Ted
Linda
Atlanta
Jesse F. Bostwick
Ar Kirby
Jenny Lee
William F. (Brud) Hamilton Jr
Brett Baily
Eleanor Ramage
Cecil McMillan
Goren
North A
Vuak
Decatur Nursery
Old Moulton Rd
WCTU
Frank Bros. Rose Jewelry
Knight
Lovin’s Ceramics
Second Avenue
Decatur
Louise
Black Patent
Donna
Graber’s
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Stara Cny Es
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