Bride Elect Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Ann Parker bride-elect of Horace Kitchens was honored at the Woods home with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Linda Russell Miss Elaine Wood and Miss Mary Jo Trotman. White and red roses decorated the rooms. The winning couple in bridal contests were the honoree and Miss Mary Paul Carpenter. Refreshments included mints nuts onion dip potato chips frits and Cokes. Parker wore a pale blue summer cotton and received a corsage of white carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Parker
Horace
Linda, Russell
Elaine Wood
Mary Jo Trotman
Home of the Woods
Mary Paul Carpenter
Linda Russell
Union Hill Home Demonstration Club May Meeting
The Union Hill Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Audie Lamons home with 15 members and 1 visitor. Lula Owens led, Lucille Hawkins home agent present, poultry freezer demonstration by Owens and Oldham, dress revue winners announced, and plans set for 4 H Achievement Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Audie Lamons
Lucille Hawkins
Lula Owens
L. C. Oldacre
O. C. Couch
Owens
E. J. Oldham
J. F. McLemore
DAR Officers Are Installed at Annual Luncheon
The Colonel John Robbins chapter installed a new slate of officers at their Saturday luncheon. Elected were Regent Mrs Redus Collier First vice regent Mrs Floyd Sherron Second vice regent Mrs William Simpson Recording secretary Mrs S Jack Davis Corresponding secretary Mrs Lamar Speaks Treasurer Mrs E M Frazier Registrar Mrs Sam Wheat Historian Mrs T H Guion Librarian Mrs Cecil Crawford Chaplain Mrs Maynard Hall. The meeting was held at Mrs Redus Collier's home and capped the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robbins
DAR
Redus Collier
Floyd Sherrod
William Simpson
S. Jack Davis
Lamar Speaks
E. M. Frazier
Sam Wheat
T .H. Guion
Cecil Crawford
Maynard Hall
Community Group Plans June Meeting After Social Hour
A group organized to buy flowers for three sick residents and a baby gift for Mrs. Marion Campbell's newborn. After a social hour, the group adjourned and plans a June meeting with Mrs. Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Campbell
Owens
Timely Beauty Hint From Max Factor For Fragrance Use
Hollywood beauty expert Max Factor suggests saturating cotton pads with perfume and placing them in hose, gloves, scarves, and jewelry boxes. He advises dabbing scent along the inside brim of hats and lightly touching leaves of artificial flowers. Travel tips include spraying parfum mer. Mrs Hall presented piano solos. Mrs Simpson discussed national defense and socialism. Miss Millspaugh spoke of South America. Three visitors joined the event including Miss Millspaugh, Mrs Price of Daytona Beach, Florida, and Mrs Capps of Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Factor
Hollywood
Mer
Maynard Hall
William Simpson
National Defense
Ruth Millspaugh
South America
Goren on Goren on Bridge
The hand discusses a bridge deal where East deals and the auction reaches 3 no trump after North's 11 points and a two no trump raise. The opening lead is the six of clubs. The narrative mixes bridge analysis with unrelated stylistic asides about perfume and Barbara Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
South
North
Newcomers Picnic Postponed With Date To Be Announced
Calendar note announces the Newcomers family picnic scheduled for Friday has been postponed. A new date will be announced later. The excerpt also recounts a bridge hand analysis from a 1958 Chicago Tribune column describing a spade finesse and defensive choices.
Personal notices list many social and church events
Personal items note Mrs. Robert T McWhorter Mrs C H O'Brien and Mrs Johnny Wallace are to model at the Fashion Show Luncheon at the Country Club Friday. Mr and Mrs William A Crowe visit in South Alabama. Mrs Fred Cocke of Clarksdale Miss visits Mooresville with her daughter Mrs Frank Richardson. Gary Bishop elected moderator Peggy Haflin elected stated clerk Huntsville Presbytery Youth Fellowship. Steve Davies in Decatur for weekend. Mrs Bennie Malone ill with throat infection. Mrs Paul Russell recuperating from surgery at Decatur General. David Rowe and Mervyn Michael initiated into Alpha Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi April 19 1958. Membership limited to male students and faculty in business schools in US and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Robert T.mcwhorter
C. H. O’brien
Johnny Wallace
Fred Cocke
Clarksdale
Frank Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Mooresville
Gary Bishop
Westside Presbyterian Church
Peggy Haflin
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship
Huntsville Presbytery
David Rowe
Mervyn Michael
Alpha Sigma
Delta Sigma Pi
Business Administration
United States
Canada
Fla Visitors Feted During Alabama Stopover
Mrs. C. W. Price and Miss Ruth Millspaugh of Daytona Beach Florida have been hosted at several parties during their Alabama visit. They enjoyed a DAR luncheon at the Col. John Robins chapter house hosted by Mrs. Redus Collier and were entertained by Mrs. Redding Emens and by Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cottingham. The pair plan to leave Priceville Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Price
Ruth Millspaugh
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ben Britnell
Price
Priceville
Hartselle
Col
John Robins
DAR
Redus Collier
the Lyons
C. D. Cottingham
Florida
Eft
Charles W. Price
Coffee Party Aids Decatur Pediatric Wing Fund
Mrs. Julian Bibb Jr and two co hosts entertained about 30 guests Tuesday morning at Mrs. Bibb s home for a party for pediatrics. Guests contributed to the Decatur General Hospital pediatric wing fund while roses decorated the rooms and tables. Mrs. Walter M Penney and Mrs. Julian Bibb served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Bibb Jr
Robert Helle
Dave Rennegar
Kathleen Mallory Circle Meets at Southside Baptist Church
The Kathleen Mallory Circle of Southside Baptist Church met with Mrs. Jack Cantrell. Mrs. Cantrell opened with prayer. Mrs. Davis reported, and Mrs. Thomas led devotions. The program was given by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Cantrell. The meeting closed with prayer and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Mallory
Southside Baptist Church
Jack Cantrell
Japan coastlines and moral character noted in essay style
A brief piece notes Japan as a seacoast country with many bays beaches and lagoons. It mentions imposing mountain scenes reflecting good moral character and high scholastic averages. It also reports Mr and Mrs Jack Tankersley and their children of Owensboro Kentucky visiting parents on Finley Island this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Jack Tankersley
Owensboro, Ky
H. ‘Kk. Tankersley
Finley Island
Cotaco WSCS Meeting At Mrs Luker's Home
The Cotaco Methodist Church WSCS met at the home of Mrs. Nettie Luker with nine members present. Mrs. James Jackson led the meeting, devotion by Mrs. L E Murphy, and attendees included Mrs. Augusta Wright Mrs. W R Murphy Mrs. Juanita Murphy Mrs. Luker Mrs. R L Willis and Mrs. Earle Edmonson. Pledge cards were signed at the business session and closing prayer offered by Mrs. D M Sivley. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Cotaco Methodist Church
Nettie Luker
James Jackson
L. E. Murphy
Jackson
Augusta Wright
W. R. Murphy
Juanita Murphy
Luker
R. L. Willis
Earle Edmonson
D. M. Sivley
WCTU Observes Mother's Day in Decatur
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union observed a Mother's Day program themed The Highway of Dedication at Sixth Avenue Church of God. Miss Minnie Gay presided as the meeting opened with America, salutes to the United States Christian and Temperance flags were given, and articles celebrating mothers and children were read by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Sixth Avenue Church of God
Minnie Gay
America
Miss Gay
J. W. Lovelace
Parents’ Magazine
T. W. Morris
Claude McMurtrie
G. W. Bynum
Louis Argend
Virgie Masterson
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Rainey’s Beauty Academy
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Goren On
Barbara Hale
Joan of Arc
Rouen
France
West
East
The
Chicago Tribune
Mrs
William A. Crowe
South Alabama
Steve Davies
Auburn
Paul Russell
Decatur General Hospital
Cotaco Wscs
WCTU
City Park
Personal Products Corporation
Milltown
N. J
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