Credit Women-International marks first anniversary in Decatur
Mrs. Elizabeth Knight of Birmingham installed new officers at Decatur CW I during the club's first anniversary celebration held at the Decatur Inn. New leaders include Elaine Frost President Gayle Locke first vice president Gay Syer second vice president Karen Reynolds secretary Marie Reece treasurer.
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Decatur Credit Women International
Elaine Frost
Gayle Locke
Prsident
Gay Syer
Marie Reece
Karen Reynolds
Elizabeth Knight
Birmingham Credit Women- International
Decatur Cw-I
Decatur Inn
Knight
Pat Hughes
Birmingham
CWI
Dixie Council
Alabama Association of Credit Women-International
Georgia
Edward L. Cunningham
Robert E. Dean
Troy O. Martin Jr
Decatur
Shirley Lott
Rex Carnathan
Louise S. ‘Robinson
Virginia Dorman
Margaret Spraggins
Catherine Lauderdale
Huntsville
Ruth James
Alabama
Effie Taylor
Elizabeth Sitz
Mary Hargett
Lorene Wiseheart
Bonnie McClain
Clara Thornhill
Jean Case
Mattilee: Posey
Jerry Young
Judy Anders
Betty Mooney
Bess Thomas
Horoscope for Thursday Birthday Test Your Limits This Year
Your zodiac forecast notes Aries overburdened by helpers while Taurus turns sociable and Gemini plans a savings program. Cancer advises caution with details, Leo faces material intrusions, and Libra finds others preoccupied. Sagittarius suggests questioning prospects and Capricorn prefers solo progress.
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Aries
Aeeness
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Chicago Tribune
BPW Week Continues in Decatur with National Celebration
Members of the Decatur Business and Professional Women's Club celebrate National Business Women's Week with events planned this week including a prayer breakfast at the Decatur Inn.
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Decatur Business and Professional Women’s Club
Decatur Inn
Austinville
Decatur Country Club
BPW
National Business Women's Week
Catherine Riethmaier
Ann Chandler
United States
Carrie Smith
Lucille Lindsey
Riethmaier
Chandler
Helen Lorenz
Barbara Pence
Martha Roberts
Kathryn Lamon
Patricia’ Makemson
Hartselle Pair Wed In Rock Springs Baptists Church
Barbara Maxine Bolan and Hallie Ranny Lott Jr. wed at Rock Springs Baptist Church with family and friends attending. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with Empire waist and lace trims, carried white carnations, and wore a Juliet cap. After a Birmingham trip, they will reside in Hartselle.
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Hartselle
Barbara Maxine Bolan
Louie E. Bolan
Hallie Ranny Lott Jr
Willie R. Lott
Rock Springs Baptist Church
Stanley Ritch
Hamilton
David Parker
Glenda Marie Bolan
Janice Faye Bolan
Melvin Carnel
Charles E. Goodwin
Gordon Barry Bolan
Wendall Murphy
Cullman
Doris Barber
Clark Greenhaw
Birmingham
Oliver Murphy
Murphy
Tom Bolan
G. H. Grisham
Willie R
Open-heart surgery planned for Mrs. Charles Plemons
Mrs. Charles Linda Plemons was at University Hospital in Birmingham for tests and will return next week for open heart surgery. Center Springs visitors Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gambrell of Iron City, Tenn., called on Huel Sharp and visited his father O. T. Sharp at Hartselle Hospital, recovering from surgery. Decatur notes David C. Bell Bel Air Apts., John P. Waddell Villa Fontaine, Baldomero Meersohn Sheraton St. SE, and Larry G. Adcox Rt. 5 were newly listed residents.
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Charles
Linda) Plemons
University Hospital
Birmingham
O— Center Springs
Edward Gambrell
Iron City, Tenn
Huel Sharp
Mr. Sharp
0. T. Sharp
Hartselle Hospital
Decatur
David C. Bell
Bel Air Apts
John P. Waddell
Villa Fontaine
Baldomero Meersohn
Sheraton St. SE
Larry G. Adcox
Rt. 5
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Portland
Ore
Edith Shaw Johnson
Canada
Hughes
Associated Credit Bureaus Inc
International Consumer Credit Association
Evelyn Aldridge
Macon
Aldridge
By Jeane Dixon
Phylliss Sidebotham
Women’s Editor
Young Love
Venicelon
Kanekalon
Moulton St
Decature
Huntsville Memorial Parkway
Persall Shopping
Overnors Drive
Kenamer Shopping
Cynthia
Gateway Shopping Center
Jre
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Red Cross
American National Red Cross
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