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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
7
Heloise tips save time by swapping caps when refilling dish soap bottles to avoid hunting for scissors and searching the floor for the cap. Also includes quick stain removal advice for fruit drinks on fabrics and a compiled letter section with quirky reader notes.
Printed Pattern 4644 offers a giddy ruffled snappy-wrap dress in linen or pique with easy fitting and open-flat ironing. Misses' sizes 10 to 18, size 16 uses 3 1/2 yards of 45 inch fabric. Pattern 4644 priced at fifty cents, add 15 cents for first class mailing and handling. Send to Anne Adams, Decatur Daily.
Friendship Circle gathered at the Community Center with 21 members present. Mrs. Lapington presided. devotion by Mrs. Hagood. singing led by Mrs. King. reports by Miss Holland on finances and by others on civil defense diplomas and quilt work. Visitors welcomed. door prize won. games led. next meeting set for May 27 at Sportsman Club Park.
Dept at 243 West 17th St New York NY 10011 invites readers to print name address with ZIP size and style number to receive a complete fashion re port in the Spring Summer Pattern Catalog plus a coupon for one free pattern.
The Decatur Womans Club at Pavilion Inn announces new officers after a candlelight installation by Mrs. Joe Elliott. Elected leaders include President Mrs. Chester Smith and multiple vice presidents, with Mrs. Grad Smith and Mrs. Ralph Jackson among key roles. A moment of silent prayer followed for the family of Mrs. Oran Tyler.
Mrs Stephen Lovelace formerly Miss Martha Oakley was praised at a tea hosted by Mrs Minor Braswell Mrs James Bowden and Mrs Rene Jones at the Jones residence. Guests included Laure Johnson Janice Bowden Barbara Stewart Becky Jones and others who helped serve.
The Alabama Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convenes its 46th annual convention in Montgomery on May 14 with a Friday night opening preceded by the Board of Directors biannual meeting and the nominating committee session. Highlights include a tea at the Governor's Mansion hosted by Mrs. George C. Wallace.
Mrs. Harry Malone is a patient at Oschner's Clinic in New Orleans. Mrs. Charles Eyster returned from a visit to her sister Mrs. Law Lamar of Selma. Mr. and Mrs. Gus King are in Birmingham on a business trip.
A cane student’s lesson returns to the University of Colorado office with a note stamped Return to Sender Moved Left No Address. In one corner a state prison official has written Escaped.
Dr Minnie C Miles national representative for the convention will preside. A reception for incoming officers follows the banquet. Installation of new officers occurs at the breakfast on Sunday morning. The Hostess Club for the convention is Montgomery League with Mrs Nancy Rogers Mrs Laura Watts and Miss Nell Hopkins serving as chairmen.
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