Shrine No 7 practice meeting today at Masonic Temple
Officers of North Alabama Shrine No 7 were reminded of a 2 PM practice at the Masonic Temple. All officers requested to attend. The Lutheran Ladies Auxiliary held a May 27 meeting at three o'clock in the church hall with prayer and notices. A new ship ment of merchandise arrived at Ira's Book Gift Shop promising a wide graduation gift selection. Reverend Paul Krohn led the opening prayer and discussed what church members should expect of the pastor. A visitor, Mrs. Sherwood, attended. dues were collected and a salad course served afterward. First Baptist Women Missionary Society met May 31 at two-thirty with Martha Haygood Circle in charge of the program.
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N. A. Shrine NO. 7
North Alabama Shrine No. 7
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Lutheran Auxiliary
Lutheran Ladies Auxiliary
Paul Krohn
Sherwood
C. S. Pettus
Edward Johnson
Krohn
Claude McBride
Nick McGee
Wilson Morgan
Women's Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Martha Haygood
Life that Overflows in Christian Living
A reflection on John 10 10 urging believers to pursue an abundant life through faith and divine resources. It describes the Spirit as a well of water and emphasizes disciplined prayer Bible study presence and service to bless others and renew barren lands.
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Christ
Jesus
Mrs Lynne Honors Birmingham Guest at Lyons Hotel Luncheon
Mrs S A Lynne entertained Saturday at the Lyons Hotel with a luncheon honoring Miss Betty Anne Jaglewicz of Birmingham. The guest list included Misses Martha Lou Jackson Carlton Brown Mary Leigh Lynne Bobbie Lynne and the honoree.
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Lynne
Birmingham
S. A. Lynne
Lyons Hotel
Betty Anne Jaglewicz
Martha Lou Jack
Carlton Brown
Mary Leigh Lynne
Bobbie Lynne
Personal Notices From Birmingham Social Circles
Miss Mary Emily Burnum returns home from Birmingham Southern College to spend the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Burnum. Several students and relatives plan trips and visits, including Miss Melba Jean Langford and Miss Jean McRae returning from the West, Mrs. J. E. Wallace moving home after recovery, and Mack Graham and Battle King coming home for the summer from API and Auburn. Families travel to Nashville Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago, with visits scheduled in Atlanta Sweetwater Montgomery Lincoln Hastings and Miami.
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Mary Emily Burnum
Birmingham Southern College
Dorthy Pryor
Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Nathan Pryor
Miss Pryor
The
Baptist W.M.A
Mack Graham
A.P.I
J. F. Graham
Auburn
Mrs. James King
Bob Catlett
Ft. Smith
Arkansas
R E. Catlett
Montgomery
Huntingdon College
Mary Ann
Catletts
Yvonne Barrett
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Maurice E. Barrett
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Ira’s
East Moulton St
WMS, First Baptist
Rayons
Bembergs
J.S. Alexander
Somerville Road School
Fred Scarbrough
9Th Avenue S.E
Alexander
Gary Stanley
A. L. Stanley
Decatur
Gary
A. A. Ruckart
Knoxville
Lee Sharp
Maynardville
Tennessee
Mrs. H. D. Burnum
Eason Shumake
Melba Jean Langford
Jean McRae
Fred Simmons
Mrs
Jim Lee
Mr. Lee
Vanderbilt Hospital
Rhae Carson
Atlanta
Charles Norman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Norman
Indianapolis
J. E. Wallace
South Highlands Infirmary
Wilson Avenue
N.E. E
Earl Norman
Chicago
Miss Battle King
Johnnie Aycock
Johnnie Ray
Bobby
Robin Thomas
Becky Pinkston
Sweetwater
John Robin Thomas
Tennessee Military Institute
Marvin Rankin
Charles Ray
Charles
Miami
Florida
Mrs. Cread Pettey
Lincoln, Nebraska
Lee DeYoung
Graves Pettey
Pettey
Union Bank At
Lincoln
DeYoung
Hastings
Nebraska
Carolyn Sue Odom
API
Austinville
Mary Elizabeth Lake
M. T. Lake
Decature
Austinville High School
Girls’ State
Mary Elizabeth
FTA
New Il Cu. Ft. Co
Frigidaire
General Motors
Golden
Joseph Paul
Bank St
2Nd Ave
Vine St
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