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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1946

Page

5

Miss Joye Clark Feted At Shower In Fosterhaven

Society notes detail a Thursday evening tea shower for Joye Clark at Mrs. H. R. Leeman’s home on Danville Road. Greeted guests include Mrs. Dewey Clark and Mrs. James Clark. A gift parade, piano music, and a bride’s book were featured as attendees offered well wishes and gifts.

Miss Clark Mrs. Foster Dewey Clark Marjorie Scruggs Tellette McWhorter Bernice Simmons Virginia Ann Foster Mesdames Elkin Lamon Lee McCulloch Tillman Clark James Clark C. E. McRight Ellea Terry James Slaton Elvidge Ca

Personal notices and visits plus prep for summer storage

Mrs. L. L. McCulloch recovers after an operation at the Decatur Clinic. Mrs. Owen Watson of Eufaula arrives to visit relatives for a week, with Mr. Watson to join Saturday. The Shaw and Pryor families plan Atlanta graduation for Robert Hart at Columbia Theological Seminary Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lehay and Mr. Campbell guests of Mrs. Harris on Ferry. Mrs. Nelson Kendrick and daughter Cherry visit J B Bradford's. Mr. and Mrs. Sherard visit Anderson relatives. Woolen garments should be dry cleaned or laundered before summer storage as moths attack soiled spots.

Owen ‘Watson Eufaula Ala Mr. Watson D. C. Shaw Luke Pryor Martha Pryor Atlanta Columbia Theological Seminary Robert Hart

Beauty Enemy Number One Fear and Courage for Health

An article urges women to combat fear which it labels beauty enemy number one. It links worry jealousy and selfishness to fear, describing how anger and distress harm health and appearance. It advocates courage and thinking to master emotions and suggests walking to dispel ugly thoughts.

Fear

Vacation Bible School clinic meetings set Sunday

Morgan County Missionary Baptist Association urges pastors officers and teachers to attend Sunday school clinic at nearest church. Program starts 2:30 p.m. with music scripture roll call and speaker on The What Why How The Vacation Bible School. Association invites full participation and offers follow up visits if churches cannot attend.

Morgan County Missionary Baptist Association M. Grady Fields Chas. Edd Howell Association Will Spanable Jackson Street Decatur M. G. Fields Gth Avenue South Vacation Bible School

Club Supports French Child and Votes Donations

The Business and Professional Women's club voted to continue support of a French child through the Foster Parents plan for the coming year. They also approved a donation to the Greenwood park fund drive. Delegates planning to attend the state convention at Tuscaloosa include Mrs Smith Miss Clio Levin and others. Miss Sentiff will lead meetings starting in June.

Business and Professional Women's Club Gerald Douillet Smith Clio Levin J. F. Levin W. A. Sullivan Winifred Sentiff Earl Moore Sentiff

Tax credit for veterans welfare proposal gains support

Rep. Pat Cannon proposes a tax credit worth one percent for each month of war service to reduce earned income tax. The article notes American railroads moved 50 million tons of military high explosives during the war.

Washington Pat Cannon D-Fla

Hearing Postponed On Grain Freight Rates In Montgomery

A hearing set for today on a proposed increase in grain product tariffs has been postponed to June 6 by the Alabama Public Service Commission. Rate experts estimate the rise would raise tariffs by 10 to 25 percent.

Montgomery Alabama Public Service Commission

Estate of Mary Willis Deceased Probate Court Notice

Letters of Administration on the estate granted April 19 1946 by Judge T C Aimon Morgan County Probate Court. Claimants must present claims within law’s time or be barred. Lee Watkins May 17 24.

Mary Willis Probate Court T. C. Aimon Morgan County Lee Watkins

Baptists demand recall of U.S. envoy to Vatican

At Miami 101st annual Southern Baptist Convention delegates urge the recall of Myron C. Taylor as U S envoy to Rome and embassy staff. Dr. Newton, elected president, calls the move the strongest resolution yet and seeks a meeting with President Truman to present the petition.

Miami Fla Southern Baptist Convention Vatican Baptist Barfront Park Fie Robert G. Lee Memphis Newton Pat M. Neff Waco Texas R. C. Campbell Columbia S.C Roy C. Angell Porter Routh Nashville Joe E. Burton Myron C. Taylor Vaticans Taylor Congress Rome Germany Truman

Danville Home Demonstration Club May Meeting Recap

Mrs. George W. Lindsey and Mrs. Hugh Lindsey hosted the Danville club for a May gathering. Members shared favorite fresh vegetable recipes, learned about soil minerals for vegetables, prepared vegetable dishes, and enjoyed strawberry ice cream and cookies.

George W. Lindsey Hugh Lindsey Danville Guy Smith Rachel Hereford Hereford

Gospel Picture Will Be Shown at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist

The Man Who Forgot God will be presented in sound pictures at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist church Monday night at 7 30. Rev J Mack Pickens and Rev J R Perry of the Baptist Bible Institute New Orleans present this gospel in picture. They have shown it at local churches with large attendance and promise this to be the best of its kind in Decatur.

God Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church J. Mack Pickens J. R. Perry The Baptist Bible Institute New Orleans Décatur

Bethel Decoration Day Planned at Bethel Baptist Church

Annual decoration day at Bethel Baptist church scheduled for Sunday May 19 with morning services noon meal and afternoon singing. Event invites public attendance at the Bethel church located 112 miles northeast of Hartselle.

Bethel Baptist’ Church Hartselle

Dear Miss Dix on divorce alimony and aging life choices

Dorothy Dix counsels a divorced mother to relinquish ongoing alimony for her child’s sake, praising self restraint and urging the father’s support only if money is needed. A 52 year old grandmother is advised to live actively, not retreat, and keep contributing to community causes. A 70 year old woman is advised to seek board or an Old Ladies’ Home with social activities and work if possible.

Miss DIX Dorothy DIX The Red Cross al- Warr Galliva G Susan

Senior Class Entertained at Plantation Banquet

The Union Hill junior class hosted the senior faculty and guests on Thursday May 2 in the auditorium decorated with honeysuckles and a central rose garden. Tables with red and white candles and roses lined the room while a four course meal was served.

Union Hill ‘School Mozell Black Alves Rine Smallwood Latherine Bowling Margie Blevins Delores Greenshaw Jean Marie’ Ransom Willie Sue Brown Ocié Hill Zelphia Steadham Hazell Henderson Verna Helms Mildred Bradely Clifford Parker Freda Henderson Morell Black Wilma Criscoe Elbert Thomas Freda’ Henderson Kathryn Helms Bonnie Osborn Mary Jo Walter Colene Duhn Bobbie.Graham Verlin Helms Mary Virginia Hornbuckle Sue Metcalf Iris Prince Everett Couch J W. Irvin Gilbert Prince Paul Ransom Lester West Hersbert_Lenox Jack Morris Troy Whisenant Delmar Bagwell Julia Burrell

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