Christening Of Mrs Caller's Twins At Tuscumbia Church
The six month old twin daughters of Mrs Eugene Caller of Scarsdale New York were christened Dorothy Young and Eugenia Bray at the First Presbyterian Church in Tuscumbia. Grandfathers Mr Hubert Young and Mr Raymond Caller attended with the young mother. The twins are great nieces of local residents Mrs H D Greer and Mrs John Bragg. A luncheon followed at Riverside Pride Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caller
Tuscumbia Church
Eugene Caller
Dorothy Young
Mr. Caller
Scarsdale
New York
Dorothy Pride
Eugenia Bray
First’ Presbyterian Church
Tuscumbia
L. T Pride
L. T. Pride
Pride
Alabama
Hubert Young
Raymond Caller
N. Y
H. D. Greer
John €. Bragg
Decatur
Bragg
Greer
Keggs Crawford
T J. Hendrix
Milton Harvey
W. H. Anderson
Garner Pride
E. S. Loyd
Riverside
Ala
Florence
Corinth
Miss
Lipstick for Lively Loveliness
Lipstick boosts confidence and vivacity for many women, with rosy lips and makeup lighting spirits. The piece notes varied shades and skin tones, praising the pencil form of color and the trend toward eye shadows and complementary frocks, while suggesting fashion and mood influence lipstick choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Head
Marionette Program Features Local Talent and Community Hosts
Announcer Mary Anne Blackwell opens with Recitation Mammy's Precious Girl by Etna Ree Carrell. The Three Wishes by Marian Chandler et al is performed with Shortenin Bread and Bell Bottom Trousers numbers. Hostesses serve ice cream and toasted nuts in the lounge after the meeting assisted by Girl Scouts of Troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Fisher
W. T. Jordan
Maurice Barrett
Reneau_ Carrell
J. Y. Robb
Bruce Byers
Carrell
Louis Bell
Mary Anne Blackwell
Mammy
Etna Ree Carrell
Marian Chandler
Jean Higdon
Ann Bagley
Jean Gregg
Shortenin
Mary Emily Barnum
Elette Blackwell
Sarah Stickney
Gene Brown
Local Personal News From Trinity Area Arrivals and Events
Mrs. John S. Heggie Jr. and her Dallas son visit Trinity for a month, meeting Neville family in Birmingham en route. Mrs. J. D. Bushghast returns from UD convention. Lucy Coyle plans to return from Saserine to her brother W. J. Coyle. Martha Lee Livingston suffers measles. Marguerite Garnett also ill at home. Mrs. W. P. Baugh to Birmingham for Alabama Federation of Music Clubs convention and Philharmonic concert. Mrs. John Nelson and Mrs. Dalton Fowler travel to attend the AFC convention.
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John S. Heggie Jr
Dallas
Texas
Rayburn Neville
Trinity
Birmingham
Neville
Earle Calvin Jr
J. D. Bushghast
J. D. Bush Jr
Lucy Coyle
W. J. Coyle
W. P. Baugh
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
Baugh
John Nelson
Dalton Fowler
Trade Pacts Parley Topic Tied to Postwar Trade System
Washington reports the United States is pressing Russia on postwar exclusive trading arrangements with its neighbors as part of a broader push for a relatively free private trade system. Officials say Moscow has given no satisfactory replies and little official detail from Russia is known. The plan also targets winding down foreign purchasing missions in the United States, with several nations showing readiness to wind up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Britain
State Department
War brides share views on life in Columbus after service
Three former Columbus service men wives discuss life in the city. They say American money seems crazy, life here is more wonderful than expected, and restaurant portions are tremendous. The women Mrs. Trussell, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Mathews praise Southern cooking and note a preference for drinks from glasses over bottles.
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Columbus
States
Daniel R. Trussell
Lawishawm
Australia
Joe R. Williams
Brisbane
Senate weighs massive loan proposals amid Soviet aid talks
The article notes a pending 3.75 billion dollar loan proposal before the Senate and hints at potential detailed discussion if the Soviet Union formally seeks a one billion dollar loan here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Sense of proportion science in motherhood discussed
Dorothy Dix argues the most vital motherly trait is proportion. She warns against two extremes, the overbearing auntie and the neglectful stage mother. Excessive baby worship spoils children by turning them into self centered egotists, harming marriages and personal growth.
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Johnny
Susie
Mothers and their influence on children’s character
A speaker condemns both overbearing and neglectful motherhood. They warn that tyrannical mothers stifle independence and push children toward poor choices, while neglectful mothers abandon responsibility, creating delinquents. The speaker urges balanced parenting with firm guidance and liberty.
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B. M. Bloodworth
Gleaners Glass
Gleaners
Central Baptist Sunday School
Mother's Club
LE Club
Lelia Cantwell Seton Hall
le Club Entre Meres
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Rainey’s Beauty Academy
2Nd Ave
Caddell Drug Co
Pho One
Goidel’s
Your
Helen Follett
Moye’s
Bank St
Meadow
W. E. Hyde
Meridian
Westside Presbyterian Womans Missionary Society
Martha Lee Livingston
Ninth Avenue East
C. A. Elmer
Sallye Ann
Nashville
Tenn
W- Elmer
Marguerite Garnett
Westside
Betty Hutton
Hollywood
Battle Creek
Detroit
Southeastern High School
Hutton
Madame Sans Gene
Constance Collder
Betty
New York Times
Los Angeles
San Francisco
John Tyers
Dorothy Sarnoff
Bayardo
Ciannelli
Billy
Adolph Friml
Peggy Cummins
Bob
Battle
Alice Faye
Frank Latimore
Virginia Huston
Joan Fortaine
Jasper National Park
Canadian Rockies
Jean Pierre Aumont
Lake Arrowhead
Mexican Kid” Company
Kernville
Modest Maidens
U. S
Patent Office
Dorothy DIX
Gel) Syndicate, Inc
George Bernard Shaw
Solomon
Junior
Caddell
Hone
Baby’s Health
Division OF Infants Diaper Service
Marying
Lester E. Wooten
Morgan County
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