Music Study Club Holds Meeting at Legion Home
The Music Study Club met Wednesday at 3:15 p.m. at the Legion Home on Bank Street with Mrs. John Chenault presiding. Junior and Juvenile clubs presented a program with multiple piano solos and readings, followed by refreshments served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIC Study Club
Music Study Club
Legion Home
Bank Street
John Chenault
Juvenile Music Study Club
Ed Price
the Lady
Nell Daly
Phyllis Warren
Carolyn Sue
Odom
W. Y. Martin
Jean White
B. P. Cartwright, Jr
W. K. Wilder
E. Y. Berry
E. D. Whitman
A. T. Hanson
Farewell Plans For Retiring Members Noted
A list of young ladies names the Misses Bill Kimbrough Maryleen Duncan Harriet Lee Higdon Margaret Ann Emens Ann Coleman Elette Blackwell Peggy Elliot Carolyn Eliner Elizabeth Arantz. Plans for a farewell party for the retiring members were made. Delicious refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kimbrough
Maryleen Duncan
Harriet-Lee Higdon
Margaret Ann Emens
Ann Coleman
Elette Blackwell
Peggy Elliot
Carolyn Eliner
Elizabeth Arantz
Treat Dry Skin With Nightly Cream and Massage
Dry skin requires year round attention with heavy night creams and kneading massage. Use a thick emollient overnight, avoid hot or cold water, and follow with a skin freshener. Diets high in fats and oils may help stimulate sebaceous glands and improve the complexion.
Cotillion Club Postpones May Meeting to Monday
The Decatur Cotillion Club announces its regular May meeting will be held Monday at 7 30 PM in the Lyons Hotel Annex instead of tonight. All members are urged to attend. The Good Fellowship Class of Central Methodist Church also postpones its party to Friday May 14 with a Sunday notice for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona Fort Jones
Decatur
Mary Emily Barnum
Gene Brown
Marian Watson
Mary Ann Blackwell
Jean Gregg
Cotillion
Decatur Cotillion
Lyons Hotel
Good Fellowship
Central Methodist’ Church
William Jones Gordon, Jr
Spray
N. C
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Raleigh
Missionary District of
Alaska
Story Telling Hour At Public Library Saturday
Mrs L A Neill will lead story telling at the Public Library Saturday afternoon from 3 to 4 o clock with assistance from Miss Pauline Chunn and Miss Betty Gunn. Members of the Library Club Citizenship club and River side High School homeroom of Mabel Poer plan a hay ride and picnic at Hatfield tonight with chaperons Mabel Poer Florence Smith Helen Mattox and Mr and Mrs W T Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Citizenship Club
Mabel Poer
Riverside High School
Hatfield
Florence Smith
Helen Mattox
W. T. Jordan
Bible Study Club Meets Thursday Evening
The Young Peoples Bible Study Club of Fairview Baptist Church met Thursday at 7 thirty PM at the church. Miss Mavis-Sims led a business session after prayer and plans for a Mother's Day program were outlined. Lindsey Terry presented the Esau and Jacob story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Bible Study Club
Fairview Baptist Church
Mavis-Sims
Esau
Jacob
Lindsey Terry
Evansville woman returns from funeral of Horace Neville
Mrs. Ben E. Dupont has returned home to Evansville Indiana after attending the funeral of the late Mr. Horace Neville. Harold Lichenstein, a student at Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn, is the expected weekend guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Max Lichenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben E. Dupont
Evansville
Inana
Horace Neville
Harold Lichenstein
Alabama Polytechnic Institue
Auburn
Max Lichenstein
Dorothy Dix Advice on Temper and Healing Hurt
A reader explains his wife’s temper traced to a troubled childhood and says understanding and love helped their marriage. Dorothy Dix notes that many wrongdoers act from frustration and hurt rather than criminal intent, citing Cable’s stories about forgiveness and compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Nx
Cable
Domestic life tensions and a meddling mother in law
A reader notes how romantic fantasies and neglect fuel marital strife while a wife asks if she should sacrifice family peace for a mother in law living nearby. The columnist cautions against yielding to a domineering elder and urges firm boundaries to protect health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H
Dear Dorothy Dix Soap and Water Solution
A reader asks how to handle a husband who refuses hygiene. Dorothy Dix answers with humor suggesting practical jokes like turning the hose on him or fumigation to force cleaner habits, noting no wife should live with an imperfect ablutioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix
New Look Spring Pattern Book Promotes Anne Adams Style
Pattern 4890 offers gay breakfasts and a slenderizing fit with sizes 34 through 50. It requires 334 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 36 and costs twenty five cents to order from The Decatur Daily pattern department. Also advertised is a catalog of easy styles for the whole family for fifteen cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept. P. O
Brooklyn
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New Youn 11
N.Y
Anne Adams
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Delano Park
Mae Sims
R. C. Sims
Garland Roberts
Symes
Oliver Shepard
Community Service of the
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
White Swan Diaper Service
Athens
Jackson Hway
Sheffield
Goidel
Crane’s
Helen Follett
Bette Arlen
Miss Jones
Sally Kimbrough
Carolyn Wade
Durgy
Bree
Bible Study Club
Eddie Schumann
Chicago
Ted the Cat
Myrtle
Turtle
Baby
Parrot
Oy Bell Syndicate
John
Sally
Holt’s
Warren
Ratliff
Tony
Fleischmann
Fleimann
1St Ave
2Nd St. E
Caddely Drug. CO
Elizabeth Arden
Lucien Lelong Yardley
Marcelle
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Farrington
Johnny Desmond and
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Teentimers
WMSL
Jollie Junior
Russell
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