Mother's Study Club Installs Officers at Luncheon
Mother's Study Club installed officers at a luncheon meeting at Decatur Country Club. Officers installed by program chairman Mrs. Frank Williams included Mrs. W. G. Hall as president and Mrs. Melvin Ozier as vice president. Guests welcomed included Mrs. Norman and others.
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Mother’s Study Club
Decatur Country Club
Gordon McBride
Cole Young
James Bogue
Travisseaafiahae Hoabea
Frank Williams
W. G. Hall
Melvin Ozier
Norman
Gloucester oldest fishing port in America and early exports
Gloucester Massachusetts is noted as America's oldest fishing port with first fish cargo exported in 1623. The piece mentions six main Atlantic flounder species and cites New Bedford as leading Massachusetts ports in fish value and tonnage.
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Gloucester
Massachusetts
America
Plymouth Rock
New Bedford
Easy coat dress pattern 4895 and sewing aids offer
Pattern 4895 prints a lean coat dress in rayon with contrasting binding. Size 16 1/2 bust 37 requires 4 1/4 yards of 39 inch fabric. Pattern cost 65 cents, postage 15 cents extra. Send NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE STYLE NUMBER to Anne Adams at The Decatur Daily Dept. 243 West 17th St. York NY 10011. Catalog and sewing book promos included.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
P. Dept
West 17Th St
York, N.Y
Teens hold Spring Dance at Spurningtree Country Club
Teens of Spurningtree Country Club hosted a Spring formal in the club ballroom. Officers led the event with a pink and yellow centerpiece. Music came from Days of the Week of Tuscaloosa. New officers named include John Luckett president Betty Barron vice president Cathy Pearson secretary Becky Proctor treasurer. Board members listed Patsy Burch Lindy Freeman Wheaton King Laura Bingham David Breland.
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Burningtree
Country Club
Burningtree Country Club
Gail McGee
Bruce Bernard
Patsy Burch
Doyce
Flower
Tuscaloosa
John Luckett
Betty Barron
Cathy Pearson
Becky Proctor
Lindy Freeman
Wheaton King
Laura Bingham
David Breland
Dear Ann Landers Junior High Toilet Troubles
A reader defends a male investigator for junior high bathroom mischief while noting boys’ pranks in toilets and ceilings. Ann Landers replies that a male should investigate and that adult female teachers should avoid boys’ bathrooms, urging readers to seek her parental guidance booklet for further help.
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Ann Landers
Household hints and Dear Ann Landers column excerpts
A miscellany of home tips on arranging fresh flowers and a letter column reply. The reader asks why mourners’ grief is judged and Ann Landers notes such remarks reflect thoughtless behavior.
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Ann Landers
Betty Dear Baff
Mrs. Alabama Seeks Mrs America Contest Entry
Time remains for married Alabama women aged 21 to 55 to enter the Mrs America contest in Minnesota August 14 to 23. Send a postcard to Mrs America Pageant in Chicago for full details and the questionnaire. Mrs Alabama will be chosen by the judging panel to succeed Martha Ann Hunter of Montgomery. The winner and husband advance to the national finals.
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Alabama
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Ill
Martha Ann Hunter
Montgomery
Local Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Trips
Visiting Mr and Mrs Albert Mave this weekend were Mr and Mrs Mae Hicks of Memphis Tennessee Miss Ginger Day will be coming home from the University of Alabama to spend summer vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Day next week Visiting Mr and Mrs Dallas Vickers this weekend were his parents Mr and Mrs T S Vickers of Geneva Ken Kirby and Ken Williams were in Destin Fla this weekend for a fishing trip
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Albert Mave
Mae Hicks
Memphis
Tenn
Ginger Day
University of Alabama
Bill Day
Dallas Vickers
T. S. Vickers
Geneva
Ken Kirby
Ken Williams
Destin
Fla
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Robinson’s
Magnavox
Crowding
Catherine
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Ward
Web
Colonel Sanders
6Th Ave
S.E. Decatur
Hartselle
Decatur
Paris Gateway
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