Mother Daughter Luncheon Noted By Decatur Girls Hi Y Club
The Decatur senior high Girls Hi Y Club held its annual mother daughter luncheon at Why Not Eat Here cafe. Miss Melba June Halbrooks welcomed guests and Mrs. Louis Bell offered the response. Corsages were given to each mother and members read brief skits and songs before closing with the Hi Y benediction.
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Decatur Senior High School
Melba June Halbrooks
Louis Bell
Mary Louise Garrett
Miss Halbrooks
Gay Penn
Melba
June Halbrooks
Fred Halbrooks
Pat Wright
W. V.wright
Glenn Green
John Green
Beth Perkins
Frank N. Perkins
Penn
Anna A Goode
R. M. Goode
Vivian Sheats
J. B. Sheats
Nell Dawson
Lola Yarbrough
Jo Harvey
Charles Harvey
Bille Rhea Simmons
Fredmons
Ruth Sneed
Mary Ellen Spencer
Bruce
L.spencer
Margaret Moore
W. H. Moore
Mary Lou Bell
New Dry Yeast Keeps Without Refrigeration
Fleischmann announces new Fast Rising Dry Yeast that does not require refrigeration. The yeast can be bought in large quantities and stored on pantry shelves for weeks while remaining full strength. It offers convenience for every baker with no new recipes needed and one package equals one compressed yeast cake in any recipe.
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Fleischmann
Be Fussy About Your Perfume
Helen Follett advises readers to choose scents carefully and quickly when shopping. She contrasts cool and warm perfumes like Conquil and lily of the valley, warns against scent fatigue from over sniffing, and suggests using atomizers and toilet waters for economical options. Some notes cover sachet bags and decorative uses in wardrobes.
Fashions and social events highlight Decatur notices
Latest fashions in sport clothes school frocks and evening dresses feature a string of local girls and gifts to mothers. Community notices include hospital return home a church social cotillion club meeting Bible class change and club postponement with details on locations hosts and contact numbers.
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Waldena Bolte
Beverly Culpepper
Patsy Privett
Patricia Duncan
Dottie Motes
Trillis Hughes
Betty Edgil
Betty Ann Wright
Mary Frances Garnett
Linda Pate
Gwen Rippy
Barbara Henderson
Barbara McClown
Margaret Ann Winton
Wendolyn Dendy
Eugenia Little
Francys Cox
7Th Avenue East
Personal Notices From Mooresville to Miami and Beyond
Mrs William Holley and Miss Joan Holley left Sunday for Birmingham. Miss Holley pre sents a concert tonight at Misses Howards school. Mrs Donald Barnum and children Stephen and Barbara returned from a three week visit with Mrs C C Howard in Deep Run North Carolina. Dr and Mrs Frank Haggard Gadsden former Mooresville residents were week end guests of Mr and Mrs W H Hill Mooresville. They will fly to Rio de Janeiro Brazil to attend Rotary International conclave May 15 22. Jimmy Watson University of Alabama spent weekend with homefolks. Geraldine Craig Alabama College Montevallo spent weekend with parents I C Craig.
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William Holley
Joan Holley
Birmingham
Miss Holley
Misses Howard
Donald Barnum
Stephen
Barbara
C. C. Howard
Deep Run
North Carolina
Frank Haggard
Gadsden
Mooresville
W. H. Hill
Haggard
Miami
Florida
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Rotary International Aggard
Gadsden and
Athens
Geraldine Craig
Alabama College
Montevallo
Mrs
I. C. Craig
Limestone County Court schedules civil and criminal jury sessions
Limestone County Court held a non jury session to settle pleads in civil equity cases. A jury session follows with civil cases May 17 and criminal cases May 18. Local figures note W W Malone leads the district delegate slate for the Democratic National Convention. Mother's Day services at First Methodist Church honored mothers with recognitions and a chorus performance by Athens Elementary School. Cotton planting interest rises as rains ease. Cancer control drive nears completion with about one thousand dollars raised, surpassing the county quota. Earl Wilson shows improvement after a Nashville operation, with residents donating blood. Miss Charlotte Spence visits with college friends. Jack Carrington partners in real estate subdivisions in Tuscaloosa. W H Martin re elected constable for Birmingham courts. Jed London remains ill, expected back soon. County runoff races draw attention with superintendent and revenue contests.
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Limestone County Court
W. W. Malone
Athens
Malone
First Methodist Church
R. B. Lavender
Limestone County
Robert Cannon
Earl Wilson
Nashville
Charlotte Spence
Montevallo
Grady Spence
Jack Carrington
Co. D. Glaze
Tuscaloosa
W. H. Martin
Birmingham
Horace Balch, Jr
Perkinston
Miss
Horace Jch
F. R. Johnson
A.S. Johnston
Oscaroo
W. H. Beasley
Jed London
Dorothy Dix Advice on Cooking and Love
Dorothy Dix counsels unhappy wives to study cooking to placate husbands and protect family health. She argues bad meals harm morale and income, and suggests wives pursue skilled training to become expert cooks. The column also comments on love driving men to work harder for marriage and questions about financial readiness.
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Dorothy Dix
Dear Miss Dix Advice for a Young Man Seeking Path in Life
A 21 year old writes seeking work away from his father's printing shop, as he hates the trade and clashes with his father. Miss Dix suggests discovering Nature’s intent and recognizing any aptitude to guide a future path. The letter seeks guidance on becoming successful.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Tom S
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