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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1964
Page
19
Mrs Mollie Lee Hogan of Hartselle was celebrated on her 70th birthday with a dinner at her daughter Mrs Hershel Tuckers home. Family and friends from Jones Chapel Nashville Decatur Cullman Battle Ground and Hartselle attended with their households.
A cheerful ad promotes the Melody Phone cradle that plays three minutes of music such as Emperor Waltz Blue Danube and When Youre Smiling during holds. It comes in colors, costs 4.95 dollars plus 50 cents for wall mounting, and guarantees satisfaction.
Dig N Delve presents the Autumn Symphony flower show with Blue Ribbon winners across artistic and horticulture categories. Notable honorees include Mrs. Ashby and Mrs. Powell, with junior divisions to Kathy Street and Mary Ann Powell. Judges listed include Mrs. Giles and Mrs. Moore among Huntsville organizers.
Mrs. Carol Looney visits her parents and aunt recovering from major surgery at Decatur General Hospital. Decatur residents attend The Late Liz Mission with author Gertude Behanna, who speaks in Sheffield Birmingham and Tuscaloosa with stops at All Saints Church St. Anne's Home St Luke's and Patey Hall University of Alabama October 20 and 21 with further Alabama talks.
Mrs. J C Howell presented a home oriented program at the October meeting of the Central Garden Club hosted by Mrs. Robert Hutson. She illustrated phrases with floral arrangements and urged practical use of available resources. The group welcomed a new member Mrs. A W Vickrey and a visitor Mrs. J F Cole.
Greg ory David Alexander turns one on October 20, the son of Floyd Alexander and his wife. Grandparents Elmer Alexander and William Legg are listed with addresses in Trinity and Moulton, while Cary Logan of Danville and Garfield Shelton also appear as middle generation.
Mrs B J Hoppenans Jr presided as Sodality members gathered at St. Ann's with guests including Mrs Dwight Devine and others. Reports on the NCCW Convention in Mobile were given. A Day of Recollection was announced for Nov 8. A bridge luncheon is planned Oct 28 at the Holiday Inn with reservations by Oct 26.
The F H A and Mrs. James Shubart visited the State Fair last week. Marvin Legan and Mrs. Legan visited Mr. and Mrs. John Pearce Sunday. Judge Johnson recovering at home after two weeks in the Lawrence County Hospital. Rev J E Stephenson and wife visited his brother Edd Stephenson at the Tennessee Valley Rest Home. School opens Monday for fall and winter term. Marie Freeman, Mrs J S Pearce, Sar Leu and Martha attend the Pope Way wedding in Decatur.
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