D A R Stephens Chapter Luncheon At Cornel Hotel
A large group of D A R members and guest Miss Joyce Wohl attended a luncheon at the Cornel Hotel. Officers were elected including regent H T Gill and vice regent George Williamson. A bronze door plate for the T B Sanatorium at Flint was showcased and Wohl gave a paper on American life.
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D. A
Tanner
J. H., Tolley
Belle Mina
Armstrong
Town Creek
Pierce Patillo
Hartselle
H. T. Gill
George Williamson
W. E. Steed
Earle Calvin
J. W. Clapton
H. H. Frasa
F. S. Hunt
T. B. Sanatorium
Flint
Stephens
Mias Wohl
Gilad
America
Sybil Ludington Ride Reading Highlights Elks Prize
The Elks Lodge awarded TOP GRADE for best written paper on the subject. Ber ton Braley read Sybil Ludington's Ride in an impressive manner by Mrs. Earle Calvin, describing Ludington as the feminine Paul Revere and noting Ludington Manor House in Carmel New York with a National DAR marker. The piece closed the chapter’s final meeting of the year.
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The
Elks Lodge
Sybil Ludington
Berton Braley
Earle Calvin
Paul Revere
Vision and beauty tips tallied in one column
Good Vision FIRST offers eye care advice urging medical consultation for vision issues and warns against eye strain from improper eyewear. The piece notes advances in frame patterns and cosmetic services, and promotes professional training for hair and color work to avoid DIY damage.
Personal notices from Decatur area events and visits
Bernice Calvin improves after illness at her grandmother Mrs J H Calvin’s home. Maryleen Duncan visits Florence with Mr and Mrs Maury Shipper and children. F S Hunt Jr at home after Eldorado Arkansas visit. Walter Sonny Todd leaves tonight for Louisville to attend the Derby. Mrs Grover Goodman nee Helen Harrison recovers from major operation in Birmingham. she is niece of Mrs Walter H Todd. Mrs J A Cullom of Shelbyville Tenn to spend day with sister Mrs Lelia Grubbs Hall and accompany her to Shelbyville. Mr and Mrs T D Wilkinson of Louisville and Mr and Mrs Ambrose Bronaugh of Birmingham called this week to be at the bed-
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Nes
Fuller
P. T A
A. M. Roan
Huntaville
W. R. Riley
J. D. Garren
Decatur
Ly. R
Bernice Calvin
J. H. Calvin
Maryleen Duncan
Mrs. Maury Shipper
Florence
Mrs. F. S. Hunt, Jr
Eldorado Arkansas
Grover Goodman
Helen Harrison
Birmingham
Walter H. Todd
J. A. Cullom
Shelbyville, Tenn
Lelia Grubbs Hall
Shelbyville
T. D. Wilkinson
Louisville
Ambrose Bronaugh
Mussolini and the Allies Face Med Sea Clash and Ambitions
The piece weighs Italy’s bid for living space in Tunisia and Djibouti, control of the Mediterranean, and bases near the gateway to Italian Ethiopia against Britain and France. It notes potential shifts with Spain, the risk to Nazidom if Italy enters the war, and feared Balkan entrances by Greece and Turkey.
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Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Lord Halifax
Italy
Cross
England
France
Tunisia
Suez Canal
Djibouti
Ethiopia
Mediterranean
John Bul
Britannia
Spain
Balkans
Balkan
Boykin Cancels Mobile trip to stay for House Session
Representative Boykin of Alabama today canceled plans to return to Mobile for the final days of his renomination campaign. He said crucial legislation pending in the House would prevent his leaving the capital to campaign.
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Washington
Boykin
D.-Ala
Mobile
Infant Charles Matthew Jr Born to Morris Couple
Charles M. and Mrs. Morris announce the May 2 birth of a son named Charles Matthew Jr. An Adams county community update notes visits from J B Prichard and Edwin Jr Prichard of Vernon Texas to W J Bronaugh. Wilmer Hall plans a Sunday departure to Lynchburg Virginia to visit his parents D A and Mrs Karr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Morris
Charles Matthew, Jr
J. B. Prichard
Edwin, Jr
Vernon, Texas
W. J. Bronaugh
Miss Peggys Sue Putnam Wins College Scholarship
Miss Peggys Sue Putnam of Cotaco High School is honored with a scholarship to Huntingdon College. She is noted for high grades with mostly A’s, two B’s, and four years of scholastic excellence. She served as assistant editor of The Cotaco Chief.
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Peggys Sue Putnam
Cotaco High School
Huntingdon College
Evening Meditation Services Planned at St John’s Episcopal
Beginning Sunday the evening service at St John’s Episcopal church will be a meditation service with candlelit church and complete silence before and after. Light refreshments will follow in the parish house. Held the first Sunday of every month visitors are invited.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
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Jackson Calvin
C. Cottingham
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Reid Sherard, Jr
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Orr
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Bluette Ae
Spotswood Apartments
Thomas J. Hendrix
James E. King
Mesdames
W. FE. Steed
Rufus Peerson
Clapton
Lelia Cantwell Seton Hall
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Sam Pruett
Rufus Adams
W. E. Kimbrough
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E. W. Kennedy
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Wright
Sara Ellner
Birmingham Southern College
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Aleo Swoleorte
Kit Carson
Dinsmore Bros. Furniture Co
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George Herman
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Swat
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New York
Wells Flanders
Acme Telephoto
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Walter
Sonny
Todd
Sally
John Bronaugh
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Tering Auburn
Allen’s Beauty Shoppe
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