Tea Shower Honors Quallyla Meinhardt in Price-Ville
Quallyla Meinhardt was honored at a miscellaneous tea shower held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Jacob in Price-Ville. Hostesses Mrs. Jacob, Mrs. W. A. Jacob, and Mrs. J. R. McCamsey featured pink and white decor with crystal bowls of pink roses and a miniature bride and groom display. Meinhardt wore a pink lace full skirted dress with rhinestone trim and carried a pink and white carnations corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Robinson Jr
Price- Ville
Robert Jacob
14Th Ave
S.E
Jacob
W. A. Jacob
J. R. McCamsey
Fred Robinson SR
Sally LA Meinhardt
C. E. Meinhardt
Miss Meinhardt
Fred G. Robinson Jr
Priceville
Party Honoring Jo Ann Oakes
A farewell party for Jo Ann Oakes was hosted at the home of Rev and Mrs George Hubbard last week before she departs for Detroit. Misses Harriett Mischa Williams and Eleanor Robb organized the informal gathering with games, punch, cookies, and gifts including a friendship link bracelet bearing each guest's name. Attendees included Charlotte Pate Carolyn Pratt Mary Jo Heflin Carol Cook Sara Raley Carolyn Kitchens Irene Williams and Kay Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Oakes
George Hubbard
Carolyn Pratt
Mary Jo Heflin
Carol Cook
Sara Raley
Carolyn Kitchens Irene Williams
Kay Burnett
Meetings Announced for Lyons Hotel and Decatur Club
The Lyons Hotel hosts a noon meeting Friday to install officers. The Ladies Golf Association of Decatur Country Club will gather at the Club for a lunch meeting at 12 noon Friday, the last session before the club tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Hotel
Ladies’ Golf Associaaion
The
Decatur Country Club
Ed Price Presented Watch for 25 Years Service
Mr and Mrs Ed Price have returned from New Orleans where Mr Price attended a ceremony. He received a gold wrist watch engraved with his name for more than 25 years of excellent service in the compress industry.
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Ed Price
New Orleans
Big Ben Strikes Hour Bell Tolls in London
A 13 1-2 ton bell marks time in London as Big Ben delivers its canonical hourly chimes. The towering clock and bell have long symbolized the capital, attracting visitors and defining the city’s timekeeping.
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London
Mrs Caddell Bridge Hostess at Hotel Lunch
Mrs John Caddell acted as hostess yesterday for her bridge club. Several visitors joined the group and they went to the hotel for lunch. Larkspur and roses were attractively arranged on the table in the English style.
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John Caddell
Executives Show Slow Reading Speeds in New Study
A recent study reveals many top business leaders read only at slow speeds, indicating widespread slower processing in corporate decision making. The findings suggest implications for communication, training, and productivity at firms.
Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Gerald Feild Amid Gifts
Mrs. Charlie Minton hosted a midweek bridge party for Mrs. Gerald Feild with colorful phlox in the rooms. Winners were Mrs. Daren Easter, Mrs. J. B. Snider, and Mrs. T. E. Anderson. Guests included Mesdames Foster Bailey, Jerry Comer, Maurice Meadows, Paul Blackwell, Ewell Russell, Frank Keown, and John Hamilton of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Minton
Gerald Feild
Daren Easter
J. B. Snider
T. E. Anderson
Mesdames Foster Bailey
Jerry Comer
Maurice Meadows
Paul Blackwell
Ewell Russell
Frank Keown
John Hamilton
Birmingham
Liquefied Oxygen Density Sparks Volume Reduction
An eight hundred cubic inches of oxygen can be compressed into one cubic inch when liquified. This dramatic density increase highlights the efficiency of liquefaction processes and their potential industrial applications.
Central Baptist Church Willing Workers Lunch Meet
The Willing Workers Class of Central Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Joe Hinz home for a covered dish luncheon. Teacher Mrs. John Chenault opened with prayer before a brief business session and social time with numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Joe Hinz
John Chenault
H.R. Russell
George Gibson
Doyle Gist
Joe Hint
D. M. Montgomery
L. L. Brown
C. A. Balch
W. L. Bullard
Dobbs Namie Betrothal Vows Pledged On May Twelfth
The article reports the betrothal of Dobbs Namie to a man from Moulton, detailing Namie as a Northwest Institute of Medical Technology student due to graduate in September and noting Sgt. Dobbs will soon deploy to Germany to serve with the armed forces.
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Rose Marie Namie
Bobby W. Dobbs
Moulton
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank Namie
Sgt. Dobbs
J. B. Ellis
Namie
Northwest Institute of Medical Technology
Germany
Personal notices from Huntsville area residents
Local society column lists multiple travel plans visits and family events. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace in Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wyatt to Mississippi and Florida, Frank Stone Rutledge Thomas Joe Duncan groups in Nashville and Daytona Beach, and others visiting Nashville Birmingham Jasper Decatur and Rolling Ford. News notes include new baby Tillman Gilbert Crane III and campus guest Lon Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stone
Rutledge Thomas
Joe Duncan
Nashville
W. C. McDaniel
Berthold Kennedy
McDaniel
Hillcrest Rest Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quallyla Meinhardt
Phone Meinhardt
United States
City Park
Danville Rd
Chemstrand Corporation
Decatur, Alabama
Nelson
Holdenville, Ohlo
George Wallace
Clearwater, Fla
Stanley Wyatt
Vicksburg
Miss
Florida
Huntsville
Daytona Beach
Fla
Georgia Miller
Ter
Charles Tweedy
Mr. Tweedy
Jasper
Leroy McEntire Jr
Ollie Linkous
W. J. Johnson
Southside Baptist Church
Lon Nelson
University of the South At
Sewanee
T. H. Barnett
Margaret Bar
Gil Crane
Decatur General Hospital
Tillman Gilbert Crane III
James B. Zickler
Mrs
Forrest Anderson
Charles Davidson
Charles Henry Davidson
Decatur
Henry Davidson
James T. Tolley
Belle Mina
Athens
Pittsburgh
Elder W. Marshall
Mar
C. E. Biggs
W. G. Gilchrist Jr
Rolling Ford
Walker Morris
Walker Jr
Agnew
Morris
Decatur General
8. A. Lynne
Russell Lynne
Dan River
Bee
Penney
Penney’s
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