Mrs. Pruet Speaks to Decatur Junior Service League
Mrs. B W Pruet, Gordon Bible School teacher for special education, addressed the May meeting of the Decatur Junior Service League JSL in its new year. She outlined Alabama and local special classes for mentally retarded children plus programs and daily schedules for Gordon Bible School students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Pruet
Gordon Bible School
Decatur Junior Service League
Tennessee Valley Trade School
A. D. Preston
JSL
Boys Club
Robert Allen
John C. Fisher
Frank Keown
Leo Rowe
John Cook
Jimmie Fite
Jim McGaughey
Peter Wasmer
Daren Easter
John Hamilton
Spencer Hicks
Claude Carter
Harold Michelson
Richard Bryson
Sam Stewart
Robert Durham
John F. Smither Jr
John D. Wyker II
Barrett Shelton, Jr
Charles Burt
Leslie Doss Jr
Ray Norris
Lewis Dement
L. W. Johnson
Reid Byers
Charles Eyster Jr
David L. Hume
John W. Wyker Jr
Robert H. Tweedy III
Allen Hamilton
Charles Murphree
Rowe Sanderson
Personal notices from Hartselle and beyond
Local society items list Mrs W H Stewart and Mrs David Chandler of Hartselle and others visiting in Courtland and Birmingham from the University of Alabama Lession. Houston visitors Mr and Mrs Hagan Jr call on Dan Gilchrist. Veasey family returns from Paris Tennessee for mother’s hip injury. Bob Larsen visits from Providence with family. Mrs W H Matthews visits Palestine Texas. Mrs H S Woodberry returns to Charlottesville Virginia after visiting Rus ter Weedbery. Erwin guests include parents from Alexander City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Hagan Jr
Houston, Tex
Dan Gilchrist
Courtland
Tom Veasey
Paris
Tenn
Ciet Veasey
Henry County Hospital
Florists Advise On Care Of Cut Flowers
The Society of American Florists says carnations snapdragons roses peonies daisies and most flowers are plentiful. To extend life recut stems diagonally place ends in warm water remove foliage lower than water line and add a commercial preservative. If wilting recut and use warm water keep arrangements away from drafts and direct sun. rest at night in a cool dark place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of American Florists
Saf
UDC Holds May Meeting at Bob Gibson’s on Highway 31 S
The United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered for the May meeting at Bob Gibson’s on Highway 31 South. Mrs. Bruce Pettey gave the invocation as Miss Nina Hodges presided over the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wheeler
Goren On Bridge Play Dominates Noisy Session
A fragmentary bridge session note recounts Goren on a bridge table with North-South and South dealing. The text blends scores and numerical codes with scattered terms, indicating a game-focused shorthand and player interactions amid unclear context.
Austinville HDC Sees Members Win Dresses at Meeting
The Austinville Home Demonstration Club held a meeting with eleven members sewing dresses and two visitors, Mrs Haag and Mrs Zmuda. Vice president Mrs James Wood welcomed guests, and Mrs Shelton presented the hymn history O Day of Rest and Gladness while Mrs Coleman Let spoke on motherhead devotion. A pledge and a demonstration on Improved Diets for Children followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Se
Hersa@él Martin
Ems
Austinville
James Wood
George Haag
Leo Zmuda
James Shelton
Coleman Let
Fing
Talmadge Turner
Garden Club Luncheon and Guild Meeting Noted
Central Garden Club met at Crescent Motel with 17 members and two visitors. President Mrs. Jesse Stimson reported on club work and junior garden club partnerships. Walter Jackson School flower show displays were viewed. Wesleyan Service Guild at Central Methodist Church installed new officers led by Miss Jewell Vaughn. A devotion themed giving service and tithes was shared. Eleven or so members attended district and Camp Sumatanga events. Guild earned the Standard of Excellence. Sherbet and cake served to 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Garden Club
Crescent Motel
W.W. H. Matthews
Jack Pirtle
Jesse Stimson
Richard Dewe
Walter Jackson
Ann Pritchett
Bernice Simmons
Wesleyan Service Guild
Central Methodist Church
Jewell Vaughn
Clio Levin
B. M. Cuthrell
Kirk Langford
Joe Flynn
Zana Peurifoy
Eldredge Guire
Thad Howell
Falkville church group hosts Latin America program
The Christian Women's Fellowship of Falkville Christian Church met in May with Mrs. Jerry Hart presiding and Mrs. Austin Clark giving the devotion. Mrs. James Lewis Gray will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville — Christian Churches
Latin America
Christian Women's Fellowship of the
Falkville Christian Church
Jerry Hart
Austin Clark
James Lewis Gray
Tobacco dependence affects millions of American workers
An estimated 17 million Americans rely on tobacco for all or part of their livelihood, highlighting the economic role of tobacco in certain communities and the potential impact of shifts in demand or regulation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guy Douvier
Mettler
Christian Dior
New York
Union of St. Gall
Jane Derby
Fisba
Vera Maxwell
B. W. Pruet Speaker
Junior Service League
League
A. J. Coleman Ill
Tom Bingham
Sidney Chenault
W. H. Levin
John C. Eyster
Gil Crane
Jon Moores
Lester H. Smith
Spears Lee
Helen Johnson
A. J. Coleman II
Robert Dishman
Gordon Mummert
Talmadge Jr
John Brownlee
QO. B. Evans
John D. Sherrill
John Eyster
Robert Miller
Allison Bailey Jr
Gilmer Blackburn
Jack Krueger
W. H. Stewart
David Chandler
Hartselle
Frank Griffin
Ernie
Ed Hiserodt
Mariah Lackey
Birmingham
University of Alabama Lession
Frank Hiserodt
Bob Larsen
Providence, R.J
Mrs. W. H. Matthews
Palestine, Tex
Eeee Decatur Nursery Greenhouse
Ter Weedbery
Mrs. Woodheey
Mr. Eand
James H. Erwin
Mr. Ee Eee
Alenander City
Ala
Zoysia
the Garden Center
Carridale St. S.W
Earl
Price
Beasley
6Th Avenue S.E
UDC
Goren
NOKIA
Nemo
Coe Decbler Nano
Tom Drinkard
HDC
Dacron
Him
Catalina
Swimweer
Essley
Sportsweer
Fashionwear
Higgins
Bank St
Montina
Garden Club
Gaylord Shoes
2Nd Ave
Decatur’s Complete Family Shoe Store
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