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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1958

Page

13

Flower Hats at Rose Club Luncheon Hosted by Gibson

Rose Garden Club met at Bob Gibsons on Wednesday with members wearing hats made of garden materials. Hostesses were Mrs. Brandon Crafton Mrs. L L Moody and Mrs. Ruth Hardwick. The club voted five dollars to the Junior Service League pediatric fund at Decatur General Hospital. Four new members attended and officers were installed for the new year.

Rose Garden Club Bob Gibson Brandon Crafton L. L. Moody Ruth Hardwick Junior Service League Decatur General Hospital S. F. Hosey Homer Stovall Paul Summers J. W. Good Rose Garden Clubbers Julian Moody C. M. Campbell Calvin Woodall

Central Methodist WSCS Officers Installed

Calendar notes that central Methodist WSCS officers and circle officers will be installed at the 11 a.m. church service on Sunday. On Monday at

Central Methodist Wscs

Fundraising Bridge Party Attracts Wide Community Support

A bridge event drew numerous attendees with guests invited and each contributing a dollar to the fund. Organizers highlighted broad community involvement as the drive progresses.

Sophomores Crown King and Queen at D H S Dance

Decatur High School sophomores held a dance in the cafeteria. Dennis Holt and Vina Haffner were crowned King and Queen. Decorations featured a turning water wheel, a brook, roses, a wishing well, and a central bridge. Music came from Willie Staggs and the Off Beats of Florence. Class sponsors were Miss Shelva Ezell and Miss Frances Collier.

Dennis Holt Vina Haffner Decatur High Esco McBay Decatur High School Willie Staggs Florence Shelva Ezell Frances Collier

WSCS Training Meeting and St Margaret’s Guild Sewing

10 am WSCS officers train in the fellowship hall with lunch provided. St Margaret’s Guild meets for sewing Monday at 7 30 p m at St John’s Episcopal Parish House.

WSCS St. Margaret's Guild St. John’s Episcopal Parish

Bride Elect Faye Lowery Honored At Tea

Mrs Rayburn Ellis and Mrs Thurman Glenn hosted a tea at the home of Mrs Glenn to honor Miss Faye Lowery bride elect of Jack Mullican. Red roses and pansies decorated the rooms. Attendants included Mrs John Chenault Miss Betty Lowery Mrs C L Shelton Miss Virginia Glenn with Miss June Haley recording guest names.

Edwin Lowery Faye Lowery W. J. Mullican Thurman Glenn Rayburn Ellis

Goren on Bridge Strategy and a Misguided Trump Play

In a 1958 Chicago Tribune bridge column Goren critiques a declarer who immediately attacks trumps after the lead. He argues the proper plan is to preserve trumps and establish side suits, detailing a four hearts contract where rushing trump tricks led to losses in every suit.

South West North East Park Bench East Declarer Chicago

Nichols-Welborn Vows To Be Pledged In June

Hatton residents announce the engagement of Opal Faye Nichols to James Clifton Welborn with a June wedding planned. Nichols is a Hatton High senior involved in Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs events.

Nichols-Welborn Grady Lee Nichols Hatton Opal Faye Nichols James Clifton Welborn Clifton Welborn Hatton High School Chemstrand

Mrs Branum Hosts Zetomen Bible Club Meeting

The Zetomen Bible Club held its last meeting of the year with Mrs J H Branum as hostess. Pink roses adorned the living and dining rooms. Club president Mrs B R Ross presided at the business session. Minutes were approved as read by Miss Nina Hodges.

Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs Montgomery W. C. Self Decatur General Hospital Ross J. R. Huie Elmer Bussey Nina Hodges Christ, the Conqueror Melvin Hutson Zetomen Bible Club J. H. Branum B. R. Ross

Week of Club Activities Calendar

Seed and Weed Garden Club meets Mrs Bill Chapman at 7 30 p m St Johns Episcopal Women Auxiliary luncheon Parish House at 11 a m First Methodist Circles list four groups each with host and time 3 p m 8th Ave SE Finley Island Enolam Blvd Beech 8 p m 10 a m Tuesday Blanche Jones Bible Class at First Presbyterian Vine St entrance 10 a m Decatur Duplicate Bridge at Country Club 7 30 p m Thursday Great Books Discussion Mutual Savings Bldg 7 45 p m Family Night at Country Club 7 p m

Seed and Weed Garden Club Bill Chapman ST. John’s Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary First Methodist Spiller W. E. Steed Jr 8Th Ave White Russell Smith Finley Island Williams Ben Jaco Enolam Blvd Johnson John Dillard Beech Pickett Allison Smith 8Th Ave. SE Blanche Jones First Presbyterian Church Vine St Decatur Country Club Mutual Savings

New Bride Honored in Luncheon at Lyons Hotel

Mrs. Len G. McCormick of Texas, formerly Willie Royce Collier, was feted by Mrs. Thomas Edgil at a luncheon in the Lyons Hotel. The guest list included Mrs. Den McCormick of Midland, Mrs. Waverly Loosier, Stella and Bessie Daniels, H. B. White, Slade of New York, Edda Wanstein of Venezuela, hostess Mrs. Julian Hirshfeld, and others.

Len G. McCormick Tex Willie Royce Collier Thomas Edgil Lyons Hotel William den McCormick Midland Waverly Loosier Stella Bessie Daniels H. B. White Slade New York Edda Wanstein Venezuela

Naval Aide Capt Wilson Brown Served Presidents Coolidge and Roosevelt

Capt Wilson Brown held the post of naval aide to President Calvin Coolidge from 1926 to 1929 and, later as Vice Admiral, served as naval aide to President Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1943 to 1945.

Wilson Brown Calvin Coolidge Roosevelt

Alumni Banquet Highlights and Visiting Friends

Mr and Mrs Douglas Norman attended the annual alumni banquet at Tennessee Polytechnic Institute in Cookeville Tennessee this weekend Their sons Darrell and Marc stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs C E Waldrop in Columbia Tennessee Mrs Norman and the children will remain in Columbia for a week Mrs Fred Sittason Jr were recent Birmingham visitors Mrs J F Colley of Alexander City visits daughter Mrs Cecil Davis and Mr Davis Judge and Mrs L L Fabisinski returned to Pensacola after visiting their son Leo Fabisinski Jr and Mrs Fabisinski Mr and Mrs Philip Shanks and sons Tommy and Marshal will spend the weekend in Selma with relatives Ed Maddock and Ed Pirie are expected home from a Florida fishing trip this weekend

Douglas Norman Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Cookeville Tenn Darrell Marc C. E. Waldrop Columbia, Tenn Norman Columbia L. L. Fabisinski Pensacola Leo Fabisinski, Jr Fabisinski Philip Shanks Tommy and Marshal Selma Ed Maddock Ed Pirie Florida

Speaking Of Beauty Permanent Wave Pitch At Rainey’s

An advertisement extols permanent waves as essential for lasting hair shape and style. It promotes Rainey’s beauty academy and salon services, urges professional training, and lists multiple contact numbers and locations for beauty advice and services. It ends with a motto about keeping hearts soft.

Rainey

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Rose Club Mrs. Coleman Bridge A. J. Coleman John Chenault Erskine Chenault Emmett McClary John McGehee Leslie Doss L. R. Nash Walter Jackson L. R. Murphree Walte Jackson Lorraine Hensley Gardenia California Will Teach Ruth Lovin D.hs Dorothy Schwachow Moulton Street Goren West East AIS South Susan Pepper Roy W. Pepper Mooresville Alabama Intermont Virginia Intermont College Bristol Virginia Jon Whitcomb New York City J. W. Weems Mrs. Branum Zetomen Club Jamaicas Bermudas Hobby Dacron Mporium Fred Sittason Jr Birmingham J. F. Colley Alexander City Cecil Davis Mr. Davis Speaking Beauty Second Avenue Grant Street S.E Vine Street N.E
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