May society meetings in Priceville and nearby towns
The May meetings of several local social groups are reported. At Priceville Methodist, the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. J E Price's home with prayers, a devotional, and reports. the June gathering will be at Mrs. Edwin Price's home. The S E W club met May 22 at Miss Betty Wear's home with refreshments and plans for June 5 at Miss Lorene Pickens' home. The Fidelis Class of Central Baptist met at Mrs. Harold Singleton's home with devotions, roll call, contests, and a daisies gift event. next meeting June 16 at the church. A luncheon at the Lyons hotel celebrated bride-elect Virginia Gilliam for June 3 nuptials to Ed Uptain, with guests including Mrs. Clyta Gilliam and Mrs. C. E. Uptain. The Mary Ethyl Williams Circle of Central Baptist will meet Monday at six fifteen in Mrs. O E Burton's home for a dinner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priceville W. S
Price Home
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Priceville Methodist Church
J.E. Price
Frances Price
Japan
J. C. White
E. W. Price
Fred Robinson
J. E. Price
Edwin Price
Ss. E. W. Club
Miss Betty
Betty To Wear
Odean Morrow
Patsy Stephenson
Nancy Phillips
Lorene Pickens
Dean Drake
Margaret Smith
Frances Young
6Th Avenue South
Fidelis
Singleton
Central Baptist Sunday School
Harold Singleton
8Th Avenue West
C. W. Knight
Joe Hinz
Tommy McRae
Roy Black
Charles Balch
George Gibson
Gibson
Arthur Glenn
James McMullins
Sam Montgomery
Johnny Washburn
Edward Wells
Bill Gillespie
C. A. Balch
Henry Turner
Clayton Thomas
Ed Uptain
Clyta Gilliam
C. E. Uptain
W H. Thompson
Donald Thomas
Jimmy Fite
Bobby Ellis
Harold Dixon
A. J. Houser
Willie Royce
Collier
Lela
Belle Robinson
Miss Gilliam
China
Mary Ethyl Williams
Central Baptist
Central Baptist Church
O. E
Burton
Sherman Street
Broad Personal Notices Span Several States and Visits
Local column lists relatives and out of town guests for the funeral of the late Mrs. J. H. Thompson including Waldo Lewis family and Thompson kin. Visitors arrive from Columbus and Tupelo. Pvt. Dwight L. Matchem back from Fort Knox on furlough visiting relatives in Montgomery and Chattanooga areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Lewis
Rufus Lewis
Tom Thompson
J. C. Thompson
Charles
Billy Ray
Tommy
Clarence Wagner
Eatonton
Georgia
C. W. Bass
Arthur Kitchens
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Claude Hudson
Athens
Furman. Thompson
Moulton
S. C. Goidel
Sheffield
J. H. Thompson
Dwight L. Matchem
Fort Knox, Kentucky
Mrs
Ruth Hitch
Mary Matchem
Sybil Matchem
Pvt
Fort Knox
Kentucky
The Dangers of Overdomestication for New Couples
Dorothy Dix argues newlyweds over isolate themselves and withdraw from social life. She warns that cutting ties with friends and clubs dulls minds, dulls marriages, and deprives couples of needed outside stimulation and perspective.
Be Domestic Yet Not Too Domestic Warns Opinion Note
The piece urges newlyweds to value home life but avoid isolating themselves. It warns that losing one partner leaves the other desolate with no support, and counsels maintaining outside interests to stay interesting while keeping the home fires burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Dorothy DIX
John
Jones Shop
Dr. Smith
Brown
Perkins
Jimson
Gray
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Virginia Gilliam
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Sullivan
Jack Tankersley
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H. K. Tankersley
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Glenn Ballard
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T.G. Morrow
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Sam Patton
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J. W. Patton
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S. E. Caudill
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Sim L. Howell
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Board of Revenue
Pol
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Griffin Jewelry CO
Princess Theatre
Culver’s
Culver Cleaners
Second ST. East
Jasper
Decatur Women’s Golf Association
Jasper Women’s Golf Association
Lyons
C. D. Cottingham
Jimmy Wade
Lawrence Davis
H. H. Woods
Milton Yarbrough
R. G. Kilgore, Jr
Myra Jean
Thomas Bogle
Betty Ryan
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W. C. Ryan
J. A. Bogle
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