Church Meetings Highlight Fall Luncheon Program
Central Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met with Mrs E Sonn Rutland leading devotions and Avery Roberts guiding hymn singing. The program titled A New Purpose for a New Age was presented by Mrs Robert Denham as Mrs William Levin outlined yearly aims. New members welcomed included Mrs Roy Slate and others as the group discussed goals of the society and the Decatur District speaker spoke on Goals of the Wws cs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Woman's Society’ of Christian Service
E. Sonn Rutland
Avery Roberts
Ang
Ray Frederick
Roberts
Robert Denham
William Levin
John McBride
John Street
Fellowship Hall
Flora Richardson
Wayne Hoskins
Hardy Byars
Harlon Prater
William Simmons
Marvin Young
Kenneth Fox
David Cauthen
Ben Mitchell
George Godwin Jr
John W. Felkins
T. R. Jones
Gift ideas for the kitchen and housewares decade
Long promotional passage extols Teflon coated skillets and pans with a 495 degree rating and 98e pair price. It touts Club Aluminum pots, guaranteed wear, Wiss All-Purpose Shears with many functions, and urges shopping at a local store praised as a place that loves cookers.
Miss Elizabeth Black Becomes Bride Of William Watson
Miss Elizabeth Anne Black and William Earl Watson were married Friday evening at Grace Baptist Church with Dr Willard Stallcup officiating. The event featured music, elaborate gowns, a reception at the Baker home, and out of town guests from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Black
Mr. Watson
Elizabeth Anne Black
Charles Edward Black
William Earl Watson
James Bass Watson
Grace Baptist Church
Willard G. Stallcup
Harry Schussler
Raymond Baker
Clifford Vaughan
Ralph Jones
Thomas John McGuire
Huntsville
Lee Martin Russell
Montgomery
T. E. Baker
W. R. Riley
James N. Owen
Thomas Harris
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
James D. Barrett
James McCool
Ethel Rhienhart
Smokies
Church
James B. Watson Jr
Washington D.C
Josephine Puckett
Lurline McRee
Paralee Morrison
Russellville
Alta Ann Morrison
Richard Short
G. C. Black
Mark Smith
N. T. Conway
Birmingham
Jerry Archer
Caseay
S.C
James A. McCool
Ethel Rhinehart
Lyons Hotel
James Norton
John Ross
Raymond Matthews
Matthews
Dentists Explore Transplanting Teeth Borrowed From Others
Dr Milton Siskin of the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry reports a new tooth transplant method using a borrowed tooth. He has completed the procedure successfully in three of four test cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Siskin
Univrsity of Tennessee
College of Dentistry
Siskin
Aleady
Annual Shoals Area Art Show at The Forks of Cypress
Sheffield announces the Annual Shoals Area Art Show to be held October 17 and 18 at The Forks of Cypress, a mansion built in 1820 by James Jackson. Artists from several states display paintings ceramics glass and crafts. A food booth and open air cafe accompany a mansion tour for a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Shoals Area
Alabama
James Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Forks of Cypress
Florence
Ala
Jackson Road
Eastern Star of
Mansion House
Sunday Painters Club
Muscle Shoals
Wells-Van Kleeck Engagement Set for November
Mr and Mrs Robert Erskine Wells announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Diana Wells to David Blair Van Kleeck son of Mr and Mrs William T Van Kleeck of Seattle Washington The couple plan to wed November 13 at the First Baptist Church The bride is a Decatur High School and Anderson Business College graduate The groom attended the University of Washington and works at Boeing in Huntsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Erskine Wells
Elizabeth Diana Wells
David Blair van Kleeck
William T. van Kleeck
Seattle
Wash
W. M. Simmons
F. H. Wells
Decatur High School
Anderson Business College
van Kleeck
University of Washington
Boeing
Huntsville
First Baptist Church
Doctor Barraquer's corneal reshaping method eyed for vision
Dr Jose I Barraquer of Bogota Colombia reports promising results from a new corneal reshaping technique to correct refractive errors. In a study of 35 severely nearsighted patients twelve eyes showed improvement within ten months, with reshaping done akin to crafting contact lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose I.barraquer
Bogota
Colombia
Dr. Barraquer
Medical Tribune
Easy Care For Wool Rugs And Carpets
Wool carpets withstand wear and soiling and respond well to weekly vacuuming and light midweek sweeping. Treat stains promptly with a detergent and vinegar solution, blot to remove moisture, then use a cleaning solvent for stubborn spots or call a professional cleaner for persistent stains.
The Un-Look and the American Look Dominate Fall Hair Fashions
The world’s fall hair trends swing toward feminine looks with tapered styles in France and new bobs in Germany. Vienna shows downward trends hugging the ears while Britain favors head hugging side lines. the United States cautions against over casualizing the look. The Un-look fades as the professional and Discotheque styles push shorter curlier, feminine hairdos with soft permanent waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Syndicat de’ la Haute Coiffure
Vienna
Britain
Germany
Paris Coutoure
OHFC
Frileuse
Haute Coiffure
Paris
Raineys and Local Businesses Listed With Phone Numbers
A rough list shows Raineys on Second Avenue Grant Street and Vine Street with phone numbers 353 9262 353 8612 and 353 8302. Other names include Charm Beauty Salon 355 2191 The Academy 353 8453 and Raineys Gateway 353 1060. The note also mentions FROM UNDER THE DRYER Diet advice about reducing starch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey’s
Second Ave
Grant St
Vine St
Charm Beauty Salon
Rainey’s Gateway
the Academy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sham Frank
Moore
Mary Ann Riley
Pensacola
Decatur
John Bowers
Warrior
Gayle Duke
Cindy
Becky Baker
John J. Smith Jr
Charles Russell Black
John Thomas Whitman Jr
Bryan Kay
Kyle Sullivan
Pho
ORR Drapery Company
E. Moulton St
Poer
Sixth Ave
S.E
Wells-Van Kleeck
Elizabeth Diann Wells
Jim Cox Photo
Ase
Mrs
Helen Tooker
Gudden
Paint & Decorating Center
Speaking
Beauty
Ernestine Ling
Rainey’s Beauty Salons
Carlier
Raffine
Polveste
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