Club notes highlight sale planning and music week event
Le Club Entre Meres met at Mrs. Higdon’s home with Mrs. Floyd Suggs as co hostess for a busy session. Plans for the Blind Made Sale, to be held next Friday by the D F W C, were set with salesladies named. A picnic for members and families was scheduled for Thursday May 11. The program featured National Music Week with poetry, piano pieces, songs, and readings by club children.
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le Club Entre Meres
Harry Higdon
Floyd Suggs
A. J. Houser
Sefa
J. ©. Colvard
John Wilkes
George Morris
Horace Levin
Lillian Houser
Conny Houser
Elizabeth Ann Gunn
Martha Jean Higdon
Joan Self
Harriett Higdon
Katherine Kemp
Jennie Kemp
Virginia Ann Phelps
Jimmy Nichols
Billy Levin
Billy Woodard
Zela Hough Simpson
Pat Godwin
Leland Woodard
Morris Dillard
Winston Alston
R. D. Kemp
Mesdames
B. L. Malone
Floyd Hendrix
A. G. Danforth
Jimmy Watson
M. Thompson
M. H. Crow
A. L. Frazier
H.W Rice
Dressed Up for Royalty and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Roosevelt wears a casual dinner gown designed for the British royal visit. The page also covers engagements, showers, club meetings, birthday parties, and a garden show with many local women named as hosts and honorees.
Social News Notes From Decatur and Nearby Towns
Local society items list visits and travel of Decatur area residents and guests. Mrs. Frank Emens Mrs. W A Burt and Mrs. John Banks Sewell spent Thursday in Birmingham. Miss Frances Duncan returned home to Florence after a visit with E K Leary. Miss Mary Sue Hardin travels to Louisville for Derby week. Mrs. Nell Barfield came home from Birmingham. Garden Club Flower Show hosts and out of town guests mentioned. Several couples and families plan visits and Derby attendance in Louisville. Scotty Bryan recovering from chicken pox. additional travel plans noted.
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Evelyn Hunt Sanders
Newnan
F. S. Hunt, Sr
Elizabeth Calvin
Marian Bloodworth
Suzanne Shelton
Barrett Shelton, Jr
Sandra
Ella Darwin Davis
Jackie Davis
Maryleen Duncan
Anne Layman
Mary Battle King
Charlotte Orr
Gene Brown
Betty Grimsley
Sonny Grimsley
Jerry Murdock
Sydney Finnell
Billie Kimbrough
Mary Emily Barnum
Kathleen Lively
Ann Bailey Coleman
Fulmore Ha
Decatur Garden Club
Leila Cantwell
Seton Hall
Decatur
Huntsville
Athens
Hartselle
Ben Britnell
Redding Emens
Garden Club
Tennessee Valley Greenhouse
City Park
Fritz Schubert
Roy Poteet
Carrell Furniture Company
Thomas Furniture Company
Charlie Young
Goodyear Mills
Williams Transfer Company
Frank Emens
W. A. Burt
John Banks Sewell
Birmingham
Frances Duncan
Florence
Mrs. E. K. Leary
Make This Model At Home An Easy-To-Make Charmer
Pattern 4073 by Anne Adams promises simple sewing for sunny days with a flowing bodice and unique neck. It offers misses sizes 14 through 42, requires minimal trim, and small color catalog pages advertise a companion pattern book. Order details provide 15 cent pattern, 15 cent book, or 25 cent combo from The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
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Anne Adana
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
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Sweet Voicels Invitation to Romance
A humorous piece on voice qualities and romance notes how a pleasant tone aids attraction. It contrasts shy, high pitched chatter with calm, resonant speech and urges clear enunciation, varied pitch, and relaxed delivery for better vocal charm. A vocal instructor is offered as a remedy.
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Cupid
Visit to Magnolia Beach On Alabama’s Southern Coast
A note mentions friends planning a vacation trip to Magnolia Beach along Alabama’s southern coast for a relaxing visit. The fragment hints at seaside activities and time away together.
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Magnolia Beach
Alabama
Thompson Infant Rites Held at Cedar Creek
Purenal services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thompson of Hartselle route 3 were conducted at 10 this morning at Cedar Creek by Rev. D R Jones. Drinkard-Howell handled burial. The baby died Friday at 3 PM. Surviving are the parents two brothers Charles Wesley Jr and Douglas and one sister Mae Nell.
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C. W. Thompson
Hartselle
Cedar Creek
D. RR. Jones
Drinkard-Howell
Charles Wesley, Jr
Douglas
Mae Nell
U S Battleships to Stay Out of European Trouble Zones
The Navy issued an order keeping six American battleships and 1,400 midshipmen from potential trouble zones in European waters. The decision aims to prevent incidents while tensions run high in the region.
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United States
Cancellation Ends Plans for Midshipmen Europe Practice
A canceled plan halts the annual three month Europe voyage for midshipmen. Navy officials announced the change, citing scheduling and budget factors.
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Europe
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Guy Counts
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Robert Schultz
Emmett Roan
M. A. Andrew
Lorene Oden
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Pruitt Bussey
Ruby Randolph
Bernice Nelson
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Nashville
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Cornelian Court
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Tuscumbia, Ala
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