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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
6
A pres surized product on the market reportedly neutralizes odors by a chemical process. Other products merely mask smells or desensitize the nose. The manufacturer claims it even eliminates skunk odors.
Mrs. Duel Thompson hosted the Priceville club at her home for the May meeting. Devotion was led by Miss Lucille Hawkins, scripture read by Mrs. Tapscott, and president Mrs. John Collier presided. Members demonstrated poultry prep for the freezer and showcased dresses.
Gilbert Hunter will visit his mother Mrs. Mabel Hunter before entering the Navy Aviation Officer Candidate School. Mrs. William M. Wright, daughter of the Blackwells, leaves for three weeks in Glasgow with her husband visiting his parents. Mr. Wright is stationed in Frankfurt, Germany. Mr. and Mrs. John Boseck of Belle Mina spent Wednesday in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson of Independence Kansas visit their daughter Mrs. Beverly Eidson. Mrs. B J Hoppenjans underwent surgery at St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota and is in room 4 149.
Decatur District representatives Mrs. D. L. Grizzard and Mrs. R. L. Hamilton join Mrs. Marcus Long, Mrs. C. P. Parker, Miss Carolyn Teague and Mrs. T. J. Cottingham returning from the Fifth Assembly of the Woman's Society of Christian Service in St Louis. More than 10 000 Methodist women attended.
The report lists eight members and three visitors including Mrs Wood Mrs Robert and Ruth Tapscott attending a local meeting.
Mrs Whitley and Mrs Burt entertained nine tables of dessert bridge at Mrs Burt's home with a "spring in Paris" theme. Paris scene place cards and pink carnation centers marked each table. Winners were Mrs Robert M Miller and Mrs R S Byers after an afternoon of games and refreshments.
Printed Pattern 4794 offers a lighthearted middy chemise that can be worn as a dress or unlined summer coat. Includes back pleats, half belt and printed directions. sizes 6 8 10 12 14. size 10 uses 3 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for mailing to Anne Adams at Decatur Daily pattern dept. 243 West 17th St New York N Y.
Falkville Morgan County Conservation chairman Charles Kelley addressed Cotaco Culture Club on conserving natural resources at Mrs. Paul Rowe Jr. home. Awards for third house entries were presented by Mrs. R. A. Summerford. winners were Paul Rowe II and Susan Harris.
Interior masonry dirt responds to strong soap and hot water with a stiff brush. If ineffective, dilute muriatic acid per directions. Other content notes Dr. Dan C. Winsett of Sylacauga Alabama and Mrs. J. Fount Tillman of Lewisburg Tennessee leading a missionary class.
A bridge hand from a tournament shows a declarer stealing the contract by using a bluff to mislead West. South wins with a clever play after East signals, exploiting West weakness in clubs to secure the contract in four hearts.
Town Creek Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Eloise Boon’s home for May. Mrs. Ruby Looney demonstrated a new drying apples method, cutting processing time to about two hours in an oven at 200 degrees or similar when sun drying.
Cole Porter, the noted composer of many song hits, spent one term at Harvard Law School before transferring to the Harvard School of Music.
A bottle is cleaned using the prepared solution as the cleaning agent and a stiff bristle scrub brush to remove residue. The process emphasizes thorough scrubbing to reach all interior surfaces.
Mrs. Hal Ray Payne formerly Miss Mary Ann Alldredge was celebrated in Falkville with a tea hosted by Mrs. Tom Drinkard Mrs. G D Sims and Mrs. T B Strickland at the Drinkard home. Attendants included the bride’s mother Mrs J W Alldredge and the groom’s mother Mrs L B Payne.
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