Central Methodist Circles Study The Parables
Central Methodist circles meet to study parables. The 6th Circle heard the ten virgins and the sower with 100 members and two visitors. Branum Circle met at Mrs. Branum’s home. 17 members attended with reflections and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central’ Methodist Church
W. R. Dunn
Conrad Strickland
Howard Belser
WSCS
Grizzard
D. L. Grizzard
Belser
Edward Clark
Mothers Club wraps up year with Glee Club program
Decatur Mothers Club hosted a post program gathering at 426 SE Grant Street. Glee Club members Ann Leroy King Martha York Janet Landers Anne Carrell Noel Harris and Carol Stone performed songs including The Prayer and In the Still of the Night while Pattye Ha accompanied on piano.
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Decatur Mother's ‘Club
Decatur High School Glee ‘Club
Hansel and Gretel
Ann Leroy King
Martha York
Janet Landers
Anne Carrell
Noel Harris
Carol Stone
Pattye Ha
Barbara Napps
Hazel Hodgins
Mother
Rose
W. H. Jenking
Jack P. Granford
Crawford
SE Grant Street
Reneau Carrell
Roy P. Wymbs
AFWC
Falkville
I. W. Timberlake Sr
Floyd Sherrod
Vanderbilt Hospital
Sherrod
E. W. Fisher
Zetomen Club Installs New Officers
The Zetomen Bible Club held its annual installation of officers at a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. Albert Peck in Somerville. New officers include D. L. Grizzard as president, J. H. Branum as vice president, B. R. Ross as second vice president, J. S. Elliott recording secretary, Melvin Hutson corresponding secretary, Calvin Woodall treasurer, W. M. Dinsmore parliamentarian, and J. R. Huie hymnologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zetomen Bible Club
Albert Peck
Somerville
Joe Elliott
D. L. Grizzard
J. H. Branum
B.R. Ross
Joe S. Elliott
Melvin Hutson
Calvin Woodall
W. M. Dinsmore
J. R. Huie
Wallace W. Lovett
Willie Hodges
Ben Hill
J. B. Robinson
Howell Turney
Linda Freeze
Wallace Lovett
AAUW Adds Four Colleges To Accredited List
The American Association of University Women adds four colleges to its accredited list. The colleges include Mount Scholast Liege Atchison Queen's College Flushing Long Isla Western State College of Colorado Gunnison and Emlagien College Wilmington alumnae may call Mrs. Walter Carter for more information on joining.
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As of University
Mount Scholast Liege
Atchison, Queen's College
Flushing
Long
Isla Western State College of Colorado
Gunnison
Emlagien, College
Wilmington
Walter Carter
Vocational Trade School Auxiliary Meeting Held
The State Vocational Trade School Auxiliary met Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the club room with Mrs H M Betterton as hostess Mrs J Yarbrough as cohost Ma Deister opened the meeting with the club collect Mrs Kirk Langford presided at the business session and Mrs Dave Anderson called the roll to which 13 members answered One visitor attended Mrs Betterton demonstrated making hot plates as the evening program Refreshments were served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State’ Vocational ‘Trade School
H. M. Betterton
J. Yarbrough
Kirk Langford
Dave Anderson
Betterton
First Christian Circles Meet At Church Lunches
The Rogers circle of the C.W.F. of First Christian Church met for lunch at Mrs. Charles Qualls home. Leader Mrs. Charles Rogers opened with prayer, devotions by Mrs. Ainslie Wyle, program by Mrs. Louis Safley on Our Churches At Work Inlean land, assisted by Mrs. Qualls and Mrs. Ray McCulloch. Nine members and one new member Mrs. George Griffen attended.
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Rogers
C.W.F
First Christian Church
Charles Qualls
Charles Rogers
Ainslie Wyle
Louis Safley
Qualls
Ray McCulloch
Gilbert
First ‘Christian Church
C. C. King
Macon Gilbert
Walker
Massie Owen
Eleanor Walker
Sydney Knowles
Club officers listed for 1956 57 year
Mrs. Reneau Carrell is president with W H Jen Floyd Sherrod as first vice president plus Walter M. Jackson Maurice E. Barrett and Jack P Crawford on the program committee. Mrs Guffin reports year end club finances and members gather for a dining table meeting.
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Ralph Guffin
Reneau Carrell
W. H. Jen- Floyd Sherrod
Walter M. Jackson
Maurice E. Barrett
Jack P. Crawford
Personal notices of visits and travel across states
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anschutz host Saleen guests Mrs Orpheus Woodbury of Wenham Mass. Mrs W B Markstein moved from Decatur General to home on Ferry St. Mrs C B Saunders will return to Nashville after visiting sister Mrs Henry Sigman and Mr Sigman. Dr and Mrs H L Mendoza returned from a trip to Pigott Ark with daughters Janie and Darlene and Mrs A Wallai. They visited Memphis and Jackson Tenn. Mr and Mrs Allison Bailey and Mr and Mrs Jim Mel Gaughey will spend weekend in Decatur with families. Miss Susan Nicely a Birmingham Southern student will spend weekend with parents Doyle and Mrs Nicely.
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Harry Anschutz
Orpheus Woodbury
Wenham, Mass
W. B. Markstein
Decatur General
Ferry
C. B. Saunders
Nashville
Henry Sigman
Mr. Sigman
H. L. Mendoza
Piggot, Ark
Stinson
Janie
Darlene
Allison Bailey
Atlanta
Jim’ Mel Gaughey
Decatur
Susan. Nicely
Birmingham-Southerp
Mrs
Doyle Nicely
Miss Mary Frances Garnett Student of the Month at Decatur High
Miss Mary Frances Garnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garnett, is a Decatur High School sophomore. She serves as vice president of the student council, is an honor student, and works as a supply store office assistant. She assisted backstage at the Student Council talent show and is a candidate for re election to the presidency. She has been chosen by the council and faculty as Student of the Month.
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Mary Frances Garnett
Roy Garnett
Decatur High School
Central Methodist Church Circle Hosts Parables Study
The Price Circle of Central Methodist Church met Monday at Mrs. John McBride’s home with Rev W W Levett as speaker on the Parables. Mrs Horace Levin opened with prayer and Mrs Leopard led the membership lesson. Education offerings were taken.
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Price
Central Methodist Church
W. W. Levett
John McBride
Horace Levin
Leopard
Sim Price
Jeader
Lovett
First Methodist Church Circles Hold Regular Meeting
The First Methodist Church circles met on Monday evening at the church. Mrs. J. G. Finley led in prayer after the opening song. Mrs. F. C. Smith spoke on This Revolutionary Faith. Mrs. Henry Sigman led the business session in Mrs. Russell Johnsons absence. Officers to be installed May 13 at the evening service. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.
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First Methodist Church
J. G. Finley
F. C. Smith
Russell Johnson
WSCS
Henry Sigman
Prewar Cars Make Up Notable US Share
About 18 per cent of U S passenger cars are pre World War II models, data show. The note highlights the enduring presence of vintage vehicles in modern fleets and the lingering impact of older manufacturing eras.
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U.S
Maple sugar output falls to 43,000 pounds in 1955
The United States produced 43,000 pounds of maple sugar in 1955 as output declined sharply. The figure highlights a continuing drop in US maple sugar production.
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U.S
New Areas of Service Program At Meeting
Mrs. Leon Edwards presented the program New Areas of Service. The meeting closed with the CWF benediction. Seven members and two guests attended including Mrs. Thomas Davidson and Mrs. Charles Mathias.
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Earth
Leon Edwards
Thomas Davidson
Charles Mathias
Chaminade Music Club plans May meeting at Eloise Holt home
The Chaminade Music Club holds its final meeting of the year at 906 Line Street N E on Saturday May 12 at 2 30. Members should bring several sandwiches for a picnic. Also the Col John Robins Chapter DAR meets for lunch at 12 30 in Mrs Sam Wheat's home 840 S E Jackson with Mrs E M Frazier as co host. The Decatur Country Club Womens Golf Association hosts a dog fight Friday at 9 a m with play anytime and two blind prizes offered.
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Chaminade Music Club
Eloise Holt
Line Street
N.E
Col. John Robins
Dar
Sam Wheat
S.E. Jackson
E. M. Frazier
Women’s Golf Association of
Decatur Country Club
Migration Driven by 1947 Partition Moves 12 Million
United Nations notes the 1947 partition of India triggered the displacement of about 12 million people. The mass migrations reshaped regional borders and demographics and remain a key event in postcolonial history.
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India
The
United Nations
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Donald Branum
J. E. Blair
H.L. Gary
Guy Flautt
L.’.R. Nash
Hobson
Clark
J. W. Higdon
LR. Neher
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
C. J. Zimmerman
G. Rawley Neher
Mrs. Neher
City Park
Danville Rd
Dazzle
Trousseau
Wv.t. Grant CO
Second Avenue
Mothers Club Hears Glee Club
Gan A Oanae
Zetomen Club
AAUW
First Christian Circles
Marion Frank O’danial
Billy Chapman
Mr. Chapman
O’danial
Racine Gann
Benny Ray Flack
Raymond Metttiows
Ero
Mporiim
FE St.Joseren
MIL
Guttthen Johio
Paes Eel
Ieeamann
Henson
Dacron
Batiste
Weason
Zion Biancos
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