Children of the American Revolution Meet in Decatur
Commodore Stephen Decatur Chapter of the C A R met Tuesday evening at 7 in Charlotte Orrs home. Officers were elected and programs included talks on Kate Duncan Smith and Tamassee Schools. A social hour followed with refreshments. Senior girls to be entertained by Judson College Alumnae Saturday at the Decatur Country Club. Mrs Wallace entertains Miss Mae Sims at 1437th Avenue West with games and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children OF American Revolution
Stephen Decatur
Children of the American Revolution Society
Charlotte Orr
C.A.R
H. T. Gill
Anne Coleman
Charlotte
Orr
Marian Bloodworth
Darget
Davis
Gepresporldings
Sea Davis
Mary Virginia Harrison
Gene ™ Brown
i-Smith School
Ann Coleman
Kate Duncan Smith School
Tamassee School
Judson College
Decatur
Judson Lee College
Wallace
Mae Sims
John Thomas Wallace
7Th Avenue West
Donald H. Ennis
Bobbie Winton
Shenores
Donald’ Thomas
Paul Draper
Mary Virginia Roberson
J. H. Hobbs
J. M. Stockton
C. F. Justice
Elouise Long
Sarah Stockton
T. F. Kirkpatrick
Inez Goree
J. T. Nelson
Bob E. Wells
Tommy Newsome
R. C. Sims
Miss Sims
Frerscotham's Dry Yeast Promises Shelf Stability
New Dry Yeast requires no refrigeration and keeps for weeks on the pantry shelf. Buyers can stock multiple weeks and bake emergencies with Fleischmann's Fast Rising Dry Yeast as a one-to-one substitute for compressed yeast. It rises quickly producing delicious breads and rolls. Available at grocers now.
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Frerscotham
Fleischmann
Amazing canning secret promises brighter fruits
Thousands of women experts and beginners claim a simple change in canning and freezing syrups yields brighter color firmer texture and fuller natural flavor. The 32 page 1948 edition of Finer Canned and Frozen Fruits offers details. Send a postcard to Helen Holmes Dept 5B P. O. Box 4452 Atlanta 2 Georgia for the free book.
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Helen Holmes
Dept
P. O
Atlanta
Georgia
Berean-Club yearend meeting at Mrs Tolley’s Belle Mina home
Mrs Tolley hosted the Berean-Club yearend gathering with Mrs Shaw assisting. Officers for the coming year were elected and a convention report by Mrs Floyd Sherrod was read. Dorothy Clarke Wilson’s The Herdsmen was reviewed by Mrs Thomas Hervey. Guests enjoyed ice served afterward. Story Hour at Public Library Saturday afternoon led by C M Chapman with assistants. Good Fellowship Class social planned for Trinity Mountain cabin hosted by Mr and Mrs Horace Levin tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolley
James H. Tolley
Belle Mina
Berean
P.~shaw
Rayburn ‘Neville
Floyd Sherrod
State Federation of Women’s Club
Montgomery
F. O. Smith
M. A. Dinsmore
Eugene Guy
L. P. Shaw
Rayburn Neville
D. D. McGehee
McGehee
Thomas Hervey
Dorothy Clarke Wilson
Walter Jackson
R. A. Frazier
L. A. Neill
Joseph Symes
Rufus Peerson
Brad Bibb
Frank Baker
Harvey
Margaret Speake
C. M. Chapman
Marian Chandler
Margie Harrison
Central Methodist Sunday School
Horace Levin
Trinity Mountain
Frigidaire Ten-Foot Refrigerator For Sale
Classified note lists a ten-foot Frigidaire refrigerator for sale at $50. Contact Mrs. Barrett Shelton at phone number 682.
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Barrett’ Shelton
The Right Make up Style In The Beauty Shop
A beauty shop piece on the importance of makeup harmony with hat and dress. It praises skilled hair stylists and cosmetic artists for choosing powder shade eye shadow and lipstick to suit blondes brunettes and other hair colors. It advises blending and experimenting with two sets of makeup for day and evening use.
Jerry Thomas Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Home Party
Mrs Robin Thomas hosted a birthday party for her son Jerry on his seventh birthday at 416 Line Street. Miss Elizabeth Houston read stories while a tiered cake with pink flowers and green leaves delighted twenty eight friends who received candy-filled favors. Mrs Wilbur Wilson assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Thomas
Line Street
Jerry
Elizabeth Houston
Wilbur Wilson
Thomas
Personal notices from Mrs. French McKnight and friends
Mrs. French McKnight and Mrs. Otis Howe visit Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Orr in Helena Arkansas while Mrs. Charles Straub from Washington DC stays with them. Others travel, recoveries noted, and several families host or visit across Birmingham Tuscaloosa and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French McKnight
Otis Howe
Helena
Arkansas
Charles Straub
Washington, D. C
Wilson Orr
Presbyterians weigh reunion split as Southern assembly reviews
Atlanta May 14 The question of reuniting Northern and Southern branches of the Presbyterian church will likely stay open another year before the Southern general assembly reaches a final decision. Further consideration of the issue is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
Southern General Assembly
Fairfield Kiwanis Guests in Cullman Meeting
Fairfield Kiwanis Club members attended a Cullman Club gathering Tuesday evening at the First Baptist church. Dr. P G Hartung and Roy Johnson led the program with Lt. Gov. Raymond Yost welcoming guests. Dr. L J Jones of Howard College spoke on Kiwanis objectives as twenty nine Fairfield members joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Kiwanis Club
Cullman Club
Tuesee
First Baptist Church
P G. Hartung
Fairfield Club
Raymond Yost
Kiwanis
Barney House
Cullman County
L. J. Jones
Howard College
Fairfield
George Wachter
Tucker
Vairteity Vetivo
History Of Cullman Highlighted At Rotary Club
Mrs P G Hartung spoke to the Rotary Club Tuesday evening on The History Of Cullman. She shared many interesting facts about the early days of Cullman. Carl Stiefelmeyer led the club as president and D O McKay was in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Hartung
Rotary Club
Cullman
Carl Stiefelmeyer
D. O. McKay
Lawrence County Red Hill Community News
Several from here attended the decoration at Johnson Chapel and Caddo Sunday. Moody Hogan's death brings sorrow to many friends and family. Ray McCaghren of Arkansas visits grandparents J W McCaghren. Suggs of Union Grove visits Price Knight family. Farm work delayed due to rain this week. Gladys Way and Howell Way visit grandparents J W McCaghren. Wesley Curtis near Speake visits. Dobbins and children guests of Callahar. Maxine Hill of Decatur spends weekend with sister Price Knight. Jessie McCaghren visits Carley Lowery of Oakville.
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Johnson Chapel
Caddo
Moody Hogan
Ray McCaghren
Arkansas
J. W. McCaghren
Razzie.Suggs
Union Grove
Price Knight
Gladys and Howell
Wilbur Jackson
Jean
Wesley Curtis
Near
Chester Dobbins
Paul Callahar
Maxine Hill
Decatur
Jessie McCaghren
Carley Lowery
Oakville
Local Social Notes from Morgan County Chapel Visits
Forrest Chapel hosted visitors including Mrs W P Roberts and family as well as Mr and Mrs Ke Sparks and children. Local residents Mr and Mrs Speakman hosted Ernest Speakman and family, while Roy Osborn and Irene Osborn from Austinville visited Leon Osborn. Other evenings featured Rev Clarence Davis with family, and illness updates on Miss Ann Bullard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke. Sparks
Robert Lewis
Olean
John Terry
Tennis Slaten
Auburn Lee
Birmingham
S. J. Curtis
Coffer Speakman
Ernest Speakman
Roy Osborn
Irene Osborn
Austinville
Leon Osborn
Alvilene Roberts
Maverine Roberts
J. W. Story
Ervin Story
Clarence Davis
J. L. West
Ann Bullard
T. L. Speakman
Hartselle
Ben Roberts
Cooperative Effort Drives Southern Presbyterian Unity
The Southern Presbyterian committee on cooperation advances church alignment and union efforts amid ongoing denominational talks. Leaders emphasize shared mission, coordinated programs, and strengthened worship across Georgia congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Presbyterian Committee On Cooperation and Union
Dear Miss Dix and a troubled husband crisis letter
A reader asks if a college romance signals true love or a romantic game and whether a year in a trailer proves commitment. Dorothy Dix counsels that talking of love and honeymoon plans may reveal little and urges a pursuer's initiative. A second letter asks about divorce from an alcoholic husband and whether separation or staying is best, noting alcoholics need inner willpower and professional help may aid reform but may fail if desire to change is absent.
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Miss Dix
Nix
Dorothy Dix
Alcoholics Anonymous
Jess
Steen
Retonga Brings Relief Claims From Augusta Resident
Mr. L. A. Stone of 606 Wright Ave Augusta Ga says Retonga gave him digestion relief after years of poor appetite acid indigestion and unrestful sleep He reports renewed appetite stronger health and urges others to try the herbal product sold at Clements Drug Store and Goidel's Drug Store with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Stone
Augusta
Wright Ave
Stone
Clements Drug Store
Goidel
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Tur Country Club
Decatur Senior High School
Jack Chancellor
lPha
Esiate
1St Ave
2Nd St. E
Helen Follett
Jerry Thomas
Paul Yarbrough
Sas
Earl Barnes
Alvie George
Portales
New Mexico
Barnes
W. T. Barnes
Memphis
Tennessee
W. H. Winton
Roy Hendrix
Harry Lowther
Panama City, Florida
Eddie Sandlin
Raymond Baker
Tuscaloosa
Druid City Hospital
Baker
S. R. Russell
Elizabeth Ann Black
Tuscaloos
Robert Maske and Son
Arthur Graff
N. O. Helbush and Son
Houston, Texas
Henry Nebrig
R. A. Nagy
John C. Bragg
Walter Grubbs
Miami
Florida
Vera Austelle
Peggy Collier
Jane Mitchell
St. Petersburg
Dalton Fowler
Frances Nungester
Kitty-Ivy
W.P. Baugh
Helen Traubel
Dock Loyd
Houston
Texas
Truman Farrer
7Th Avenue South
White Swan Diaper
Service
Cullman News
Mrs. Hartung
Lawrence County
Red Hill
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
W P Roberts
Sally
Modest Maidens
U.S
Patent Office
Syndicate
DR. O. P. Stinson
O. D
Johnston Street
Nina Lee Taylor
Loch
Johnny Maclough
Morgan County Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Register
Johnny Mac McCullough
Decatur Daily
Ay Register
Ee Vers
Ld Stationers Office Outfitters
SY Bank St
Graduatio
Dugger’s Book Store
E. Moulton
Holt's Beauty Shop
Warren
Ratliff
Caddell Drug CO
Elizabeth Arden
Lucien Selong
Yardley
Marcelle
Tabu
Retonga
Moulton Street
Turner Coat & Grain Co
Walter Traylor
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