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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1952
Page
20
A long list of named women including Mrs. Arline Ryan and Mrs. Dixie McClure invites readers to attend an evening of fun. The snippet adds a curious fact that a queen bee can lay as much as its weight in eggs in a day.
Little Miss Paula Aurellia Roberts celebrated her first birthday with a May 1 party at her parents home on Fourth Avenue East. Guests received balloons and pink rose decorated cake and ice cream. Deborah Goodwin also marked her first birthday with a May 1 party at her mother’s Decatur home on Fourth Avenue West. Guests brought gifts. cake, ice cream, and mints were served with help from Mrs. Bill Holt and Ann Thompson.
The statement notes no clear evidence of royal authority by a queen bee though she may be the mother of millions of workers.
Miss Emily Kay McClary Miss Mary Faye Hunter and Miss Ernestine Maples will give piano and organ recitals Friday May 9 at eight o clock in the First Methodist Church Athens. No admission charge open to the public sponsored by the Music Department and Music Appreciation Club of Athens College. John Miller department teacher.
The Somerville Parent Teacher Association presents a three act comedy on Saturday May 10 at 7 30 PM at Somerville Elementary School. The play No Men Admitted tells of sisters Ann and Cherry discovering their father’s Italian departure and their venture into a manless hotel with Mrs Geneva Baldwin in supporting roles.
In Decatur Ira's Book and Gift Shop on 222 E. Moulton showcases a complete Hallmark selection for Mother's Day cards and gifts. Phone number 756 provides a contact for shoppers.
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