Meeting of Unit Four St John’s Auxiliary Held
The regular monthly meeting of Unit Four of the Woman's Auxiliary of St John's Episcopal Church was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Myrtle Williamson on Jackson Street. Mrs E A Tillery assisted in entertainment as bouquets brightened the home. Plans were made for a rummage sale on May 14 and a June picnic. The group opened with the Auxiliary prayer and closed with the Lord's Prayer.
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ST. John's
Woman's
St John's Episcopal ¢ Church
Myrtle Williamson
Jackson Street
E. A
Tillery G
Williamson
Frank Richardeor
Dor. Lewis
Kate Oakes
Das Miss Oakes
James Gilreath
Clede Nagle
Zetomen Club Meeting Held At Clark Home In Austinville
The Zetomen Bible Club met Tuesday at 3 pm in Mrs Prentiss Clark’s Austinville home with Mrs A C Mann presiding. Mrs E Mer Bussey led opening prayer and roll. Mrs B L Malone spoke on The Trials Of Jesus from Trials Of Great Men Of The Bible. The event closed with God Be With You and a red course served to sixteen members.
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Pilot Club of
Decatur
Bank Street
Clark
Zetomen Club
Zetimen Bible Club
Prentiss Clark
Austinville
A. C. Mann
Emer Bussey
J.R._Huie
W. H. Day
Jesus
B. L. Malone
J. M. Clark
Personalities Update from Tampa and Nearby Travels
Mrs. D C Hotchkiss of Tampa arrives for a ten day visit with her daughter Mrs Robert Tweedy McWhorter at their Sherman Street home. W G Baker family prepare to travel to Daytona Beach for the Liberty National Torch Club Convention. Mrs Anna Stewart departs for a week visiting her son Andrew Ewart in Birmingham. Linda Mercer of Detroit visits her sister Mrs Wilburn Geloneck in Endlam Boulevard. Mrs E D Whitman returns from Mobile after attending the State Convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and visits Bellingrath Gardens. Mr and Mrs James Carr Livingston of Battle Creek MI return after visiting their parents. Mr and Mrs O L Wooten return from a three week trip to Los Angeles with stops at assorted sites.
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D.C. Hotchkiss
Tampa
Florida
Robert Tweedy McWhorter
Sherman Street
Linda Mercer
Detroit
Michigan
Wilburn Geloneck
Mr. Geloneck
Endlam Boulevard
E. D. Whitman
Mobile
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Battle House
To Rouge or Not Rouge How to Apply Beauty Tips
This guide discusses deciding when rouge fits a woman and how to apply it for natural freshness. It cautions against two overdone types and outlines placement to elevate the eyes, advices on tones for sensitive skin, powder use, and blending to avoid harsh borders.
Adams Rites Held Friday for Mrs Lou Ella Adams
Final rites are set for Mrs Lou Ella Adams 73 at Cairo church Friday at 2 30 PM Rev Lemay to conduct burial in Sandlin cemetery Spry directing She died Thursday morning at her Athens residence Surviving are four sons Henry Larkin James and Joe all of Athens four daughters Etta Campbell Ida Kelly Nora Drewer Nashville and Greta Malone Prospect Tenn 25 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren a brother William Sinard Tanner and two sisters Joanna Burgett and Dizzey Barnes Athens.
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Lou Ella Adams
Cairo
Lemay
Sandlin
Spry
Adams
Athens
Henry
Larkin
James
Joe
Etta Campbell
Ida Kelly
Nora Drewer
Nashville
Greta Malone
Prospect Tenn
William Sinard. Tanner
Joanna Burgett
Dizzey Barnes
Stowaway Eisler Identified as Missing Communist
Immigration Commissioner Watson Miller announced a stowaway aboard the Polish liner Batory has been positively identified as Gearhart Eisler a 53 year old missing alien communist from New York. Eisler faces potential jail terms in the United States and was out on bail of 23000. The liner reported the identification from a German stowaway who claimed to be Eisler. The ship belongs to Gdynia American Shipping Lines and is en route to Southampton England.
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Washington
Watson Miller
Gearhart Eisler
Eisler
New York
Yee
Batory
Gdynia-American Shipping Lines, Ltd
Southampton
England
Milter
March Expansion Benefits the South and Nation
A committee argues industrial expansion in the South Diversifies beyond textiles tobacco and forest products. New firms in chemicals farming equipment tires autos electrical goods and food products lessen national economic swings. The South gains while Northern plants stay open. The NPA outlines leaders and books with a June publication and Federal Aid push. Gleaners Class at Central Baptist meets tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs J R Sandy’s home on Bee Line Highway North.
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South
NPA
E. W. Palmer
Kingsport (Tenn.) Press Inc
Calvin B. Hoover
Duke University
Central Baptist Church
J R Sandy
Bee Line Highway North
Bridal Makeup Tips For The Bride To Be
The feature outlines cautious makeup use for brides on their wedding day. It notes cosmetics can enhance appearance without appearing obvious and suggests techniques for both pale and dark complexions, including blending rouge, choosing foundation, and adding mascara or dyed lashes. It advises dress rehearsals and carrying makeup aids for the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clarke
Scarlet Fever Cases Rise Across 18 Counties in March
The State Department of Health reported 64 scarlet fever cases in March across 18 counties. Jefferson led with 15 cases followed by Etowah with 13. Morgan had seven while Barbour and Cullman had five each. Macon and Montgomery had three each. Bibb and Calhoun had two. Chambers Colbert Houston Jackson Marshall Mobile Tallapoosa Walker and Wilcox each had one case.
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State Department of Health
Jefferson County
Etowah
Morgan
Barbour
Cullman
Macon
Montgomery
Bibb
Calhour
Chambers, Colbert
Houston
Jackson Marshall
Mobile
Tallapoosa
Walker
Wilcox
Logan School Group Inspects Plants in Decatur
Logan high school students from Cullman county led by Wendell Abbott visited several industrial plants in Decatur on Thursday. The list included Farm Industries Carnation Arrow Provision Tennessee Valley Co-Op Alabama Flour and White Way with Bill Sims of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce announcing two more visitors for next week from Fairview junior high and Charlanne school Birmingham.
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Logan High
Cullman County
Wendell Abbott
Decatur
Bill Sims
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Carnation Plant
Arrow Provision
Tennessee Valley Co-Op
Alabama Flour
White Way
Sims
Fairview
Charlanne
Birmingham
Clem
Fairview School
Truman signs plan for Caribbean rocket testing range
President Truman signed legislation authorizing a long range ground for guided missiles with 75 million dollars to start construction. Armed forces begin preliminary work across the Caribbean as negotiations with Britain proceed for technical observation stations in the Bahamas along the rocket route.
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Washington
Caribbean
Truman
Britain
Bahamas
Amos N Andy Sued by Agency Over Commission Split
Los Angeles May 12 Amos N Andy are sued for 300000 by William Morris agency which claims it lost weekly commissions of 11000 after negotiating a Lever Bros radio deal and a CBS program sale for 2000000 last summer, amid commission dispute.
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Amos
Andy
Los Angeles
Amos ‘N
William Morris Talent Agency
Lever Bros Company
Amo
Columbia Broadcasting System
Lever Bros
Cemetery Cleaning At Hopewell Set For May 14
Members of Hopewell Baptist Church and relatives who help each year gather Saturday May 14 to clean the cemetery lots in preparation for Memorial Decoration Day on May 22. Rev Edd Garrett asked attendees to bring their lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Baptist Church
Edd Garrett
Sponsor Booster to Continue After Termination Claim
The suit argues Lever Bros. was terminated but continued as show sponsor. Documents allege the action did not end Lever Bros. sponsorship and point to ongoing advertising relations and obligations cited by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lever Bros
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John Troxier
W. K. Wilder
Ben Britnell
Henry J. Fleming
Walter Jackson
Ahd
Mary Lou Dancy
U.D.C
J. M. Pearce
4Th Avenue West
Questers
Questers Club
Lillia Halfacre
Walter Johnson
W. J. Tarpley
M. E. Thornton
T. F Speer
Louisville
Kentucky
A.A.U.W
American Association of University Women
Claudia Thombs
Somerville Road
Louise Ryan
Status of Women Committee
Lile-Ellis
Billy K. Stephenson
James Stephenson
Hariselle
Greystone Cafe
Lile
North Alabama
Parent Teacher Association of Junior High School
Frank Seibert
Otto Biles
Frank—Perkns
Perkins
Joe R.sizoo
Sizoo
Floyd Sherrod
Mary Ae Bibb
R- Clements
Biles
E.G. Maples
Memphis
Tennessee
Ear W. H. Jenkins
Ray Morris
Fred Schlosser
Murray Yarbrough
Kenneth Wells
Owens
Frank Perkins
Paul Glenn
Jenkins
W. G. Baker
Daytona Beach
Anna Stewart
Andrew Ewart
James Carr Livingston
Battle Creek
Mrs
Percy Livingston
O. L. Wooten
California
Helen Follett
Arex Cosmetics
Gold Cross
Imperium
Senate
Bob Jones
Volupte
Decatur Produce Co
Logan School
Hopewell
Vieweorcutore
ST. Joseph
Choum
Soin
Jewelers
Huntsville
DeLiso Deb
Paramount
Hodde
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