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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1937

Page

5

Juvenile Music Club closes year with awards and plans

The Juvenile Music Club held a closing meeting at the Kimbrough home with 24 members present. Officers for next year were elected, highlighting Rachael Pattillo as president and Peggy Wilds as vice president, as club activities recover momentum and celebrate two first place trophies in district contests.

Ann Kimbrough Virginia Prince Calvin Betty McGehee W. E. Kimbrough Carl Paul ‘Eubanks Rachael Pattillo Peggy Wilds Mary Kate Gillespie Martha Nash W. P. Baugh Woman's MacDowell David Gibson Alabama Federation of Music Clubs Appollo Boys’ Choir Birmingham Helen Mae Martin Alabama Weenona White Hanson

Personal News Highlights From Russellville Area

Mr and Mrs W F Rauschen berg and daughters Helen and Frances with Miss Marion Boswell spent Sunday with relatives in Russellville Mrs W E Hefner of Florence was the day guest of friends here on Saturday Miss Mary Louise Reed has returned home from Huntsville after two months away and is ill at her parents home on East Moulton Street Mr and Mrs S Craig were

Russell Erskine Huntsville Clara Wood Anne Dix Conway Cobb Scottsboro Bébtty Eatman W. F. Rauschenberg Helen Frances Marion Boswell Russellville W. E. Hefner Florence Mary Louise Reed Mrs. O. L. Reed East Moulton Street Fllawce Sapp Sam Pruit East Vine Street

Milk mitt lets showers rival baths with luxury bath powder

An article touts a new milk bath mitt usable in bath or shower. The terry cloth mitt holds pure milk powder and skin refining ingredients, providing a perfumed, no soap cleansing. Users soak briefly then rub to moisturize and refresh the body. Local notes follow about community members and visits in Pulaski and surrounding towns.

Gladys Glad America Anny

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