First Hatton High Junior-Senior Banquet Brightens Spring
The Hatton High School junior class hosted its inaugural banquet in the school auditorium with white candlelight, spring decor, and a spring menu. Franklin Beck presided, speakers included Betty Terry and Jo Anderton, and the event closed with a square dance. The piece notes other local moves and a separate landmark, the Lord's Prayer Rock near Bristol, inscribed in 1891.
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Hatton High School
Franklin Beck
Betty Terry
Jo Anderton
Shelby Moore
Dwight Thompson
Shelby Jeffreys
Rachel’ Thompson
Melba Jeffreys
Posy Thompson
Hatton
Bristol
Off the Hook Rhyme on Remembering Dates
A light toned note extols using a phone call to recall birthdays anniversaries or appointments. It emphasizes quick friendly reminders as a reliable way to avoid missed dates and to stay connected locally or across the nation.
When Do Sweet Dreams Become a Night Mare
An ad extols bedroom extension telephones for convenient use in homes. It touts decorator colors, low daily cost, and easy ordering by ringing the business office. It also promotes Mother’s Day gift ideas and suggests keeping a phone directory in a Blue Book for quick long distance calls.
Cullman Couple Honors Golden Wedding at Home
Cullman residents gathered for the golden wedding anniversary of G. S. Smith and his wife Adine Young Smith at their Birmingham Avenue home. Mrs. Smith uses a wheelchair after an September accident. reception hosted by W S C S and Wesley Fellowship Class of First Methodist Church. About 100 visitors and helpers Mrs. T L McDonald Mrs. Robert Schaefer and Mrs. J G Daves assisted at the refreshment table. The couple married in Fayette in 1908 and have a son Howard and daughter in law Lucy Willingham with three granddaughters Lila Willingham. Also notes Florence State College piano forum upcoming with Mildred Hardin Roy McAllister. R H Jervis recovering at home after late surgery.
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Cullman
G. S. Smiths
Birmingham Avenue
J.G. Daves
Mr. Smith
Adine Young
First Baptist Church
Fayette
Howard Smith
Lucy Willingham
Rome
Lila Willingham
Church Meetings Highlight Open Doors in Our Association
A special W M A and B W C meeting at the Baptist Church discussed open doors in our association. Mrs. Jean Abrams and others led the program under director Mrs. Kathrine Brackin. Attendees included Mrs. Loraine Woodall and Mrs. Velma Etheredge among many guests. Dr. and Mrs. R M McGlathery plan a three month Guatemala visit starting next Sunday, traveling from New Orleans to visit their daughter and son in law. Carol Stone attended the Old South Ball at Auburn with accompanying students from Mary Baldwin College. Out of town guests listed include Mrs. Annie G Smith and numerous others from Vernon Sulligent Moulton Lake Wales Rome and Birmingham areas.
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Town Creek
W.M.A
B.W.C
Velma Etheredge
Maggie Brackin
E. E. Etheredge
Anniece Berryman
Helen Muston
R. M. McGlathery
Guatemala
New Orleans
Carol Stone
Mary Baldwin College
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Auburn
Ann Fortson
Nancy Middleton Smith
Annie G. Smith
Chappell McDaniel
Gaila Maddox
Eva Collins
Vernon
Troy Thompson
Sulligent
Allen Farley
Nadine
Lucy Shelton
Moulton
Marion Kern
Lake Wales
Florida
Howard Smith
Nancy Smith
Rome
Cleoh Barnett
Clara Mae Burkart
Mary D
Colorful Roots in Bloom Offerings
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Miss Evelyn Latham Honored At Surprise Party
Miss Evelyn Latham was feted with a surprise California or Bust party hosted by the Alabama Flour Mills office girls at Mrs. Ray Hitt’s home. Mrs. Harold Lovelace and Mrs. Hitt assisted as hostesses. The event featured pink and white decor, a Strains of California Here I Come, a luggage prize, bingo with prizes, and refreshments.
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Evelyn Latham
California
Ray Hitt
Alabama Flour Mills
Harold Lovelace
Miss Latham
Ralph Flanagan
Claude Wilson
John Stevens
Bridge Club Round Stirs Local Interest as Latham Heads West
The A F M Bridge Club enjoyed a round of bridge before Miss Latham departs for San Francisco on May 9 to compete in the Bowling League Tournament.
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A.F.M. Bridge Club
Miss Latham
San Francisco
Xavier Cugat Early LATimes Cartoonist Reader
Xavier Cugat, noted reader of Latin American type of orches tras, served as a staff cartoonist for The Los Angeles Times, highlighting a diverse early career in music and illustration.
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Xavier Cugat
Los Angeles Times
Mayflower Voyage Carried 101 Passengers and 48 Crew
The Mayflower carried 101 passengers and 48 crew members when it departed England in 1620, marking the voyage that brought the Pilgrims to North America.
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England
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Robert Evans
Rainey’s Beauty Academy
A & Franchise Beauty School
Heatlos
Ruth Hamilton
Walter Miller
Tuscumbia
Bennie Malone
Fred Sittason
Huntsville
Charles Walton
Mr. Walton
Salt Lake City
Frank Wilson
Bill Greene
Montgomery
John C. Fisher
Roy Hendrix
Maynard Hall
John B. Cox
Darlene Mendoza
H. L. Mendoza
Judge
Jack Wallin
Deborah Lynn Couch
Billy Couch
Fred Wright
Mrs
Wilbur Couch
E. K. Henson
Decatur
Avery Taylor
Mrs. Smith
Florence State College
Mildred Hardin
FSC
Roy McAllister
University of Alabama
R. H. Jervis
Huntsville Hospital
J.om
Holland
Walnut St
N.E. EL
Norman Albright
Decatur, Ala
Hallmark
Mother’s Day Cards
Mother Ira‘s
E. Moulton St
City Park
Second Ave
Das
Alabama Couthern
Charles L. Allen
Central Methodist Church
6Th Avenue
Jackson Street
John F. McCutcheon
Morgan County
Northside Baptist Church
Rainbow Division
7Th Ave
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