Birth anniversary party for Marlene McBride
Mrs. Claude McBride hosted an alfresco 12th birthday event for daughter Marlene at Sixth Avenue North last Saturday. Guests included Eleanor Gregg Peggy Wilson Mary Caudill Kathleen Lively and many others while Claude McBride Jr. assisted in serving. Circle meetings followed at First Presbyterian with devotional talks survey articles and stamps for the Southwestern College bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude McBride
Marlene McBride
Sixth Avenue North
Alfresco
Weiners
Eleanor Gregg
Peggy Wilson
Mary Caudill
Kathleen Lively
Mary Ann Catlett
Mary Elizabeth Rice
Elizabeth Arantz
Eleanor Hamilton
Taylor Norton
Diane Spurlock
Ruth Ann Town
Myra McBride
Jack and
Joe Teague
Ben and
George Journey
Hugh Wise
Allan Hamilton
Carol Rozier
Billy Cothren
Billy Wood
Ben Shoe
Gene Town
First Presbyterian Circles
Circle One
T. M. Guyton
C. B. Bartee
Wilson Orr
J. W. Clapton
W. P. Russell
J. F. Graham
Julian Hardy
A. Johnson
Pineapple Doilies and Pattern 883 For Needlecraft
Pineapple pick up patterns offered at 15 cents each by The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. Includes doilies for dresser or buffet sets and a new 32 page catalog with 133 illustrations. Also reports club meetings, weddings, and society notes from Decatur and local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peto
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Personal notices highlight military furloughs and family events
Carl Arantz Jr of the U S Army spends his furlough with homefolks. L W Johnson of the U S N R, Purdue student, arrives for furlough with his mother. Mrs J E Blair sustains two fractures after a fall. Cowie of El Paso visits her parents in town. Mr and Mrs David Kramer welcome daughter Eris Katherine. Mrs Seybourn Lynne of Atlanta mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Slayton
Johnston Street
Carl Arantz, Jr
U. S. Army
L. W. Johnson
Purdue University At
Lafayette
Ind
One. W. R. Johnson
Johnstontreet
J. E. Blair
First Ward
Princi
Mrs
David Kramer
Eris Katherine
Good Taste Beauty Asset Emphasizes Dress for Women
A feature on how women dramatize appearance through color, perfume, and distinctive accessories. It notes red hats for white-haired ladies, jade green dresses, and the impact of fit and fashion limits. Pastel shades suit the fair Dresden shepherdess type, with autumn outfits offering flattering silhouettes.
Morgan Lounty Cedar Creek Service Recap
Rev. Ocie Morgan delivered an inspiring message at the Cedar Creek appointment. Pvt. Paul Henson on furlough from overseas visits with his parents. Foote family called to Nashville for Hassie Mae Clark’s illness. Mozell Rodgers and Homer Foote visit from Vinemont. Sunday school at ten, prayer meeting Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocie Morgan
Paul Henson
J. H. Henson
S. S. Foote
Nashville
Hassie Mae Clark
Mozell Rodgers
Homer
Vinemont
Homer Foote
Wounded Service Men Returned by Air Across Atlantic
Col Gordon G. Bull a senior flight surgeon with the North Atlantic division of the Air Transport Command announced that 12,000 wounded service men have been brought home by air across the North Atlantic since June 6. The total includes litter and ambulatory cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Atlantic
Gordon G. Bulla
Air Transport Command
Visiters from Georgia and Mississippi
Mrs. S. A. Lynne arrived Friday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lynne. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Joiner left today for Gulfport Mississippi to visit their son and daughter Mrs. Elbert Lee Jol y Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Joiner
Gulfport, Miss
Daughvege A
Elbert Lee Joly Jr
One Yard Pattern by Anne Adams for Apron
A pattern advertisement announces Pattern 4780 by Anne Adams for an apron with flower pot pockets and ric rac. It lists sizes small medium and large, fabric needs for small size, and offers a Fall and Winter Pattern Book for fifteen cents more plus a free hat and mull bag pattern in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur
West 17Th St
New York
AppaLas
Local Notes From Courtland and Nearby
Lawrence County news reports residents attending the Courtland fair and visiting relatives in Knoxville and Moulton. Families visiting include Hill Carpenter with children Mary Frances and Clayton, Woodie Reed and Lassie Reed, Dean Smith, Lyndon Beck, and Jim Parker relatives in Mt Hope. A baby girl was born to Will Hagood, and Enoch Butler and Roy Jeffreys are improving after hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
Hill Carpenter
Mary Frances
Clayton
Knoxville
Tenn
Woodie Reed
Lassie Reed
Dean Smith
Lyndon Beck
Moulton
William Pace
Mt. Hope
Jim C. Parker
Robert Flanigin
Effie Kirby
Travis Jeffreys
Black Ground
Woodie
Will’ Hagood
Enoch Butler
Moulton Hospital
Roy Jeffreys
Irwin and Dyer Infirmary
Morgan County Corinth Community Notes Summary
Large Sunday school crowd. seventy five members on roll. Howard Evans admitted to St. Vincent's hospital Sunday for treatment. J. E. Partain of the U S Navy and family visited with his brother and relatives. Mrs. Louie Partain and Mrs. John Lacy spent the weekend in Addison. Mrs. Berthare visited Addison last week. Bertie Hogan completed a new home. Barto Blair built a new smoke house. Grace Jackson of Hartselle visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McClellan. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Aaron were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Evans
St. Vincent’s Hospital
J. E. Partain
U. S. Navy
Louie Partaintee
John Lacy
Addison
Berthare
Bertie Hogan
Barto Blair
Grace Jackson
Hartselle
Jack McClellan
Harrison Aaron
The War Era Palace on Lake Geneva and the League
In this recollection a grand Lake Geneva palace is mocked as a monument to failed idealism. The League’s collapse is blamed on power politics, bloc distrust, and U S Senate opposition to Article ten, with a hint that a new organization might rise from lessons learned. Lord Cecil appears as a figure seeking a revived cooperative venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
League
Senate
Wilson
Uncle Sam
Lord Cecil
London
Geneva
Oak Ridge News Highlights Local Visits and School Notes
Eugene Sandlin returns home from 32 months in New Guinea and Australia on furlough. Local residents visit relatives across Virginia and Texas with Navy ties and ship commissioning plans. The Sparkman family mourns Prentis Sparkman, and the community prepares for the Sparkman Wallace West reunion on the 3rd. Sunday School officers are elected as the school urges growth and invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sandlin
New Guinea
Australia
W. D. Bullard
Gilman
Navy Yards
Norfolk
Olen Cooper
Hassie Cooper
Castor Lott
Austinville
Cooper
Alice West
Olen Tapscott
Tapscott
Navy
Hubert Brown
Lawrence County
Loyd McAbee
Camp Gruber
Oklo
Gadsden
Melvin
Trafford
Fred Sparkman
Sparkman
Prentis
Sparkman- Wallace-West
Earl Legg
David Stephenson
David Dodd
Bert Murphree Jr
Reby West
Currier
Community Notes From Union Grove Area
Local residents report on visits and gatherings across Morgan County. W B Lemley family chatter includes church notes, travels to Birmingham and Huntsville, War Department word on Jim Williams, and moves to Red Stone Park and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County Union Grove
W. B. Lemley
New Records Forecast for Truck Crops in Fresh Market
Washington reports new records for acreage and production of commercial truck crops for the fresh market. A Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecast predicts total tonnage 11 percent above 1942 and 17 percent above last year. Acreage harvested should exceed the 1936 record by five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Farmers Plan Public Works Trip Following Mrs Grace Evans
Several farmers here plan to go to public works on Saturday after Mrs Grace Evans event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evans
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Calvin
Circle Three
T. G. Morrow
John Steenis
J. L. Draper
Ben Bloodworth
Steenis
A. R
Stephen Decatur
C. A. R. Society
Gene Brown
Ferry Street
United States
Alabama
Charlotte Orr
Stephens
Lelia Cantwell Seton Hall
W. E. Steed
United States of America
H. T. Gill
W. L. Grimes
Julius Young Talmadge
Athens
Henry Sigman
Memorial Drive
Methodist
B.F. Hames
Matthews
D.S. Hurst
India
Medical College
Baker Sheats
Charles Aston
Circle Two
R. P. Thompson
J.M. Philpot
South
Aubrey Craig
C. H. Edwards
Igee Lou Dancy
Mary Lou Dancy
Evelyn McClure
Prospect Drive
R. D. Freeman
Central Circles
Central Methodist
J. H. Branum
Wiley Owen
Ben Britnell
J. W. Lovelace, Jr
von Blond
Powell
First Baptist W. M
First Baptist W. M. S
Walter Todd
E. Church Street
Paul Dix
Ben Martin, Sr
Armour
Eighth Avenue West
J. T. Bryant
First Baptist Sunday School
Paul Draper
Laura Whet
Dr. Caldwell
Russell Nolan
Johnston Sr
Davis Cooper, JR
Central Baptist Church
Grant St
Fourth Ave
Seybourn Lynne
Atlanta
Carmen
Eee Orange Pekoe Ood
Pekoe
Helen Follett
Lana Turner
Morgan Lounty Cedar
Olie Holmes
Nesmith
Morgan County Corinth
J. D. Bonds
Morgan County
Oak Ridge
Zola Mae Legg
Dorothy Dix
Tony
Junior
The
Bell Syndicate
Iné
Birmingham
L. M. Prince
Pete Couch
Baptist Church
L. F. Campbell
Astor
Homer Brooks
Onry Nappler
Lula Williams
Lillie McClure
Union Grove
Cora Williams
Mary Williams
Sadie
Harriman
W. C. Williams
Dave Whisenant
Union Hill
Lois Pritchett
Erlene Flack
Marshall County
Wellie Thomas
John Williams
War Department
Jim P. Williams
Delia West
James Culbreath
Morgan City
John_ Irvin
Red Stone Park
Tempy Nell Gilley
Helen«Lemley
Annie Johnson
Huntsville
W. B. Lemley Jr
Pine Ridge
NEW Records
Moye
Goidel
Lydia
Pinkham
Vicks
City Park Flower Shop
Evelyn
Beauty Shop
Over Speake
Tuxedo
Mirable Tailoring and
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