Club Meeting Hosts and Local Notices Across Huntsville
Mrs A E Humphrey hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her Jackson street home with guests and awards for Mrs Ted Major Mrs George McLaughlin and Mrs B A Turner. The Euresian Class plans a Friday 730 pm supper meeting with Mrs F C Free at 607 Twelfth Avenue West. A Huntsville convocation of Episcopal Womans Auxiliaries met at Church of the Nativity with luncheon and election of Mrs Maynard Layman as three year chairman. The Mary Lou Picture of Peace event was postponed. attendees included local residents and university guest Talley. Other civic visits and travel plans for area residents are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Humphrey
Jackson Street
Cubsters
Ted Major
George McLaughlin
B. A. Turner
Humphrey
Major
EF. N. Penick
Central Baptist Sunday School
F.C. Free
Twelfth Avenue West
Palean
Sturgis
Huntsville
Episcopal Womans Auxiliaries
Church of the Nativity
Maynard Layman
A. H. Hoff
W. E. Todd
John Peach
A. F. Harris
Rufus Adams
Georgie Miller
Tay Rockwell
Irwin Mitchell
Marie Mitchell
F. F. Tidwell
H. B. Beard
Early Phinizy
E. N. Penick
Dancy Chapter VU Postponed Until Later Date
Dancy Chapter VU in Washington DC was postponed tonight and will announce a new date. A speaker will recount original stories to invited children. The Saturday Culture Club hosts its open meeting May 11 at 2 30 p m at Central Methodist Church. Mrs Maude Lindsay of Tuscumbia will present expression pupils with performers including David Allen Gibson and Dorothy Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancy
VU. D. C
Central Methodist Church
Maude Lindsey
Tuscumbia
Farle Calvin
Sheffield
David Allen Gibson
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Dean Hargrove
Edith Quinn
Calvin
J. G. Hamilton
John Eyster
Eleanor Hamilton
Barrett Shelton Jr
Elizabeth Calvin
Tommy Fitzpatrick
Frank Longino Jr
Carl Mitwede
Jimmy Forbes
Leslie Doss Jr
Fredna Stone
Charles Murphy
Alan Forbes
Personal notices of travel and visits across several states
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bagley and daughters Mary Anne and Martha visit Birmingham and expect to return Friday. Mrs. Lelia Grubbs Hall goes to Shelbyville Tennessee to visit her sister. Dr and Mrs Sam Pruett and son Sammy travel to Atlanta and Florida for vacation. Mrs. J B Wiley and two children visit. Mrs Cecil Tovabertst and son also guests. Estalre Sherrod leaves for Brenau College after finals for commencement. The Scales plan a Mobile convention trip. E E Hargrove spends day in Birmingham. W M Turner family from Selma visit sister Mrs Ben Madson before Jackson Tennessee for Mother's Day. Maynard Dunn and daughter Nancy join at Hotel Lyons in Gulfport for a few days. L S Stout returns from Auburn and Demopolis. J E Prichard and son from Vernon Texas visit Huntsville relatives and plan longer stay. J M Elam of Springfield Tennessee visits Mack and Roy Elam and will visit Montgomery next week. L R Nash and daughters Margaret Louise and Martha along with Gaines Stuart plan a Knoxville trip for Mother’s Day. H F Sherrod returns to Tuscaloosa for two days and the Amelia Gayle dedication at the University of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Prichard and Son
Vernon
Texas
W. J. Bronaugh
Huntsville
J.M. Elam
Springfield Tenn
Mack Elam
Roy Billings
Montgomery
Local Morgan County Social Notes Highlight Community Visits
Several from the area attended a decoration and singing at Friendship Sunday. Many 4-H Club ladies joined a meeting at Mrs Loona McClellans home last Thursday. Lou Rigby underwent eye surgery at Baugh's Infirmary Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Loona
Bertie Carter
Cullman
J. H. Rigby
David Seagars
O. W. Hogan
Decatur
Dock Hogan
Della Braswell
Falkville
Dock Blair
Mount Vernon
Joseph Holland
Birmingham
Sardis
Becka Laney
Morgan Girls Among Alabama College Graduates
Morgan county graduates listed include Barbara Lucille Peck of Hartselle Geraldine Camp Eva Love Wyatt of Decatur and Mattie Sue Oden of Hartselle. The May 27 commencement features Phi Beta Kappa president Dean Marjorie Hope Nicolson of Smith College as speaker. Dr Ewart H Wyle of First Christian Church Birmingham gives the baccalaureate sermon May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama College
Morgan County
Barbara Lucille Peck
Hartselle
Geraldine Camp
Eva Love Wyatt
Decatur
Mattie Sue Oden
Phi Beta Kappa
Marjorie Hope Nicolson
Smith College
Ewart H. Wyle
First Christian Church
Birmingham
Details of Power Sale Finalized in Alabama
Final details of a contract for the sale of North Alabama properties of the Alabama Power Co to the Tennessee Valley Authority are announced from Birmingham on May 9. The agreement outlines transfer terms and expected effects on regional power distribution and public rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
North Alabama
Alabama Power Co
Tennessee Valley Authority
Fashion Notes on a Singer’s Wardrobe and Posture
The piece advises a singer to assume custody of her figure with a two in one foundation garment that shapes the torso and breasts while allowing movement. It cautions against extreme binding and tiny shoes and favors a medium chapeau for a slimmer look and added height.
Dulling Nose Finish and Fashion Advice Explored
A humorous old column discusses skin care from a shiny nose issue to sebum and dieting tips. It also gives fashion pointers for women with fuller upper bodies, suggesting line and color tricks to disguise figure imbalances and avoid tight fits.
TVA to Buy Power Company in Tennessee Valley Deal
Tom Martin president of the utility indicated a contract would be signed this afternoon. Tennessee Valley Authority will pay about 4.5 million dollars to the power company, an operating subsidiary of Commonwealth and Southern, for properties in the Tennessee Valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Martin
TVA
the Power Co
Commonwealth & Southern
Tennessee Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Lou Dancy
Mary Lou
Gorgas Library
Smith Hall Gardens
Governors
Estalre Sherrod
University
Wallace Jeffery
D. L. Montgomery
H. R. Davis
Louisville
Davis
Joe Duncan
Maryleen
Auburn
Billy
Emily Ramage
New York City
Elizabeth Ramage
Edward Ramage
J. D. Buchanan
Talley
East Walnut Street
W. O. Talley
Ashville, N. C
Mildred Nicholson
Margaret Louise Nash
Gaines Stuart
White House
America
Allen’s
Mrs. Calvin
R. B. Bagley
Mary Anne
Martha
Lelia Grubbs Hall
Shelbyville, Tenn
J. A. Cullom
Sam Pruett
Sammy
Atlanta
Points
Florida
J. B. Wiley
Cchl
Cecil Tovabertst and Son
Bob Cain
Madison
University of Alabama
Breneau College
C.M. Scales
Mobile
E. E. Hargrove
W. M. Turner
Selma
Ben Madson
Jackson, Tenn
Mrs. L. ©. Stout
Demopolis
L. R. Nash
Margaret Louise
Maptrtha
Knoxville
Tenn
Stuart
H. F. Sherrod
Tuscaloosa
Amelia Gayle
Corinth
Gac
Nelly Don
Joan Kenley
Shalen
Uncle Sam
Memphis
Lillie Mae Wilkinson
Morgan
Singer
Marion Talley
Metropolitan Opera
Susan
Miss Talley
Adolph Eckstrom
New York
Filis
Lucille Ball
Helen Follett
Mother’s Day City Park
Danville Road
Whitman
ARKID
American Institute of Laundering
Evinrude
Elto
Loyd
Ligon
Voile
Batiste
Silk
Voiles, Dimi
Batistes
Ligon’s
Dept
Mother
Ecru
BATES
Jacquard
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