Austinville Home Demonstration Club Moves to Park Area
The Austinville Home Demonstration Club met in a newly located clubhouse under trees in Austinville Park. Members praised park division work on the foundation and steps, elected Mrs. Coleman Lott as acting president, heard reports on club projects and upcoming events, and recognized a local paint store for donations.
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Austinville Home Demonstration Club
Austinville Park
Park and Recreation Division
City of
Decatur
Washingtonians Entertained During Local Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Etheredge of Washington D C visit E E Etheredge’s family in Alabama. They attend luncheons in Tuscumbia with Mrs Annie Brown and dinner with Mr and Mrs Crawford Steenson. A fish dinner at Wheeler Dam follows and they are hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Etheredge in Sheffield. They later stay with Mrs Elizabeth Rylant and Dr C Clark in Birmingham before returning to Washington where Mr Etheredge works at the Pentagon.
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Town Creek
Leonard Etheredge
Washington, D. C
E. E. Etheredge
Annie Brown
Tuscumbia
Crawford Steenson
Manleys
Wheeler Dam
E. E
Charles Etheredge
Sheffield
Honey bees yield 200 million pounds of honey yearly in U S
U S beekeeping industry reports annual honey production around 200 million pounds driven by vast apiaries nationwide. Beekeepers highlight stable demand and seasonal factors influencing yields across states.
Mrs Lipkan Presents Pupils In Recital Tonight
The pupils of Mrs Peter Lipkan will be presented in a voice and piano recital at 8 tonight in the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas DeWitt. Performers include Gail Lovett Rita Mary Kyle John Joseph III Carolyn Schaefer Susan DeWitt Kathleen Lipkan and Judith Hemminghaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lipkan
Thomas DeWitt
Gail Lovett
Rita Mary Kyle
John Joseph III
Carolyn Schaefer
Susan DeWitt
Kathleen Lipkan
Judith Hemminghaus
Speake Home Demonstration Club Plans Birmingham Trip
The Speake Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Shirley Smiths home with Mrs. John McKay as president. They discussed a trip to Birmingham to visit Petticoat Party Line, heard reports on tornado relief, and planned storage space ideas. refreshments served to 10 members and two visitors. The next meeting is in June with Mrs. J. W. Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Smith
Birmingham
John McKay
Local Personal News Highlights Visitors and Newborn
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace Jr and children visit Mr. and Mrs. B G Ryan and George Wallace while Mr Wallace travels to Detroit on business. Mrs W H Lumsden visits Huntsville. Mrs Wade Tysinger of Washington DC stays with son Wade Jr and sister Mrs Steed, joined by sister Mrs Walton Hill of Tuscaloosa. Carol Wallace named at Decatur General Hospital. Malcolm Link of Rockmart visited daughter Mrs Rankin, and husband. B C Shelton and Mrs A A Jones head to Hardwick cottage Gulf Shores.
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George Wallace Jr
B. G. Ryan
George Wallace
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Detroit
Wade Tysinger
Washington D.C
Wade Tysinger Jr
Tysinger
W. E Steed
George Kellen
Decatur General Hospital
Carol
B. C Shelton
A. A. Jones
Hardwick
Gulf Shores
Valhermosa Club Dress Revue Winners Named
At the May Valhermosa Home Demonstration Club meeting Mrs. Dan Turney won first place for the all occasion dress and Mrs. James Jackson won first place for the best sports dress. They will enter the dress revue in Hartselle on Thursday. Mrs. Leon Chunn hosted. president opened with the month’s thought and Mrs. James Smith led singing. Devotion by Mrs. Murphy. program by Mrs. Windsor Glasscock and Mrs. L. C. Murphy. Refreshments served to 15 members and one visitor.
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Coleman Lott
Austin Self
Bessie Montgomery
L. A. Owen
Ed Brazelton
Gil Johnson
Gwin Pirkle
J. W. Hinkle
Valhermosa Home
Dan Turney
James Jackson
Hartselle
Leon Chunn
James Smith
W. R. Murphy
Antioch Club Plans Luncheon and Exchange Visit
The Antioch Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Caleb Tomey's home and planned a joint luncheon for June at Mrs. Burton Marsh's home. An exchange visit with the South Limestone Club was arranged and a talk on storage space and waste space was given by Mrs. Charles Murphy. Mrs. Emma Joe Lindsey, Limestone home agent, was welcomed back after hospitalization.
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Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Caleb Tomey
Burton Marsh
South Limestone Club
Charles Murphy
Emma Joe Lindsey
Limestone Home
Church Meetings at Gandy's Cove Methodist Church
The WSCS met at Mrs. C. B. Neill's home with a program from the study book. Mrs. J. J. Dinsmore reviewed a chapter from Paul's Letters To The Churches and attendees included Mrs. William Morris and several Neill family members.
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WSCS
Gandy's Cove Methodist Church
C. B. Neill
J. J. Dinsmore
Paul
William Morris
Lizzie Neill
Eva Home Demonstration Club Meeting at Merrell House
The Eva Home Demonstration Club gathered with 14 members at Mrs. L. H. Merrell’s home. President Mrs. R. L. Livingston led the session with Devotion and a do it yourself demonstration. Miss Hawkins offered the prayer and provided the devotional. Hostess served sandwiches cake and punch. Several secret pal gifts were exchanged.
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Eva Home Demonstration Club
L. H. Merrell
R. L. Livingston
Miss. Hawkins
Japan population and size noted against Montana
A report states Japan has about 89 million inhabitants while its land area is smaller than Montana. The comparison highlights population scale relative to geographic size.
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Japan
Montana
Neel Club Meets for May Gathering at Ellis Home
The Neel Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. W. L. Ellis's home for the May session. 17 members attended including a new member and one story. Secret pal gifts went to several members. a luncheon followed and the group plans to meet in June at Mrs. John Kell's home.
Falkville Club Dress Revue Held in May Meeting
Falkville Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Perry Howse home for the May gathering and dress revue with six members. Winners were Mrs. Andrew West in special class and Mrs. J B Light in casual class. Door prize went to Mrs. Johnny Rowe. A Citizenship program was led by Mrs. H A Bartlett. An auction of club-made items netted $9.80. Mrs. West spoke on do it yourself faucet and cord repair. Refreshments served to six members one visitor Mrs. Charlie Howse and Miss Lucille Hawkins.
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Falkville
Perry Howse
Andrew West
J. B. Light
Johnny Rowe
H. A. Bartlett
Charlie Howse
Lucille Hawkins
Unclaimed WWII Reestablishment Credits In Canada Reach 132000 Vets
About 132000 Canadian World War II veterans have not collected re establishment financial credits. The unclaimed funds total about 22 million dollars.
Black-Draught Syrup and Tablets Ad Claims Gentle Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Black-Draught as a gentle bedtime remedy for constipation and stomach sourness. It promotes adults trying Regular Black-Draught powder granulated or new tablets and notes over 30 million bottles sold.
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Austinville HD Club
Jo Ann Terry
Courtland
Ed Terry
Jo Ann
Dobson’s
Dobson
Washingtonians
Catfish
Webb’s
Mooresville
New Highway
Speake
W. H. Lumsden
Huntsville
Malcolm Link
Rockmart, Ga
Rex. Rankin
Mr. Rankin
Cullman
Ellis B. Burns
St. Bernard College
Eugene Flynn
O.S.B
Burns
Valhermosa Club
Antioch Club
Our Gulf Life
Sey Company
Gulf Life
Jakk
Jacksonville
Insurante
Ordinar
J. S. Levie
Eva Club
Neel Club
Neel Home Demonstration Club
W. L. Ellis
Hollis Long
Mark Wallace
Dee Ledflow
Omer Morris
Velma Kell
J. D. Puckett
John Kell
City Pork Flower Shop
Penney’s
Penney
Dallas
Falkville Club
Ira‘s Book & Gift Shop
Moulton Street
Solid Boy Shorts
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