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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1944

Page

5

Local Society Notes Highlight Meetings and Furlough Party

The First Christian Church Woman's Missionary Society met at East Church Street with Mrs. Clem hosting. President Mrs. Thompson led the session, devotional, Indian music program, and social hour with two guests attending. A separate notice invites Mizpah Chapter No. 19 O E S to the Masonic temple for its semi monthly session. A boys furlough party honors Billy Lile and Richard Marlar returning from Navy service with a large local group attending at Seneca Springs. Episcopal Women's Auxiliary met at the parish house with plans for Bishop Carpenter's Sept 20 visit. Austinville Culture Club and First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary held meetings with committee appointments for future events.

First Christian Woman’s Missionary Society Woman's Missionary Society The First Christian Church E. E. Clem East Church Street S. M. Thompson Mattie McLin Thompson Ernest McCulloch Erin Walker Clem Billy Lile Richard Marlar U.S. Navy Seneca Springs Jo Hamilton Lillian House Fred Sittason Earl Joyce Lee Bonnie Parks Bobby Ellis Martha’ Ann Gregg Jack Thomason Betty Lile Charles Burt Virginia Gilliam Jimmy Hill Katie Sue Emens Charlie Smith Nancy Wilson Billy McFerguson Marie Ryan Frank Wiley Ann Garner Elmer Loyd Jr Ruth Ratliffe Earl Jones Jerry Wallace E. W. Strother Jean Link John Brannon Pat Patterson Dick Monroe Auburn Richard Yancy Paul Yarbrough Talmadge Meadows Gerald Field Sidney Chenault Billy Hine Chet Neischender Bob Muncie Ed Uptain A.J. Coleman Dick Still Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary E. N. Penick Bishop Carpenter Chapman

Needlecraft patterns offered by Decatur Daily catalog

Pattern 553 provides seven motifs averaging 5 1 2 by 8 3 4 inches with a list of materials. Send fifteen cents for patterns to The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York. A New 32 page Needlecraft Catalog with 133 illustrations of embroidery knitting crochet quilts home decor and toys costs fifteen cents more.

Decatur Daily Needlecrit Dept Eighth Avenue New York N. Y

Local Personal News Highlights Labor Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Foster spent Labor Day weekend in Huntsville. Mrs. S. G. Peter will return to Montevallo after three weeks with her daughter Mrs. J. R. Hunter. Mrs. J. R. Hunter recovers from illness and may teach next week at Junior High. The Birmingham group of Burks and Huie family guests of J. R. Huie here. Lorraine Peter left for peace rells after two weeks with the Hunters. George Vincent of Kentucky and Indiana guests of Mrs. Norman Lovelady. Raymond Thornhill home on furlough after overseas duty. L. E. Powell and Bobby Powell visit in Memphis at the Naval Air Training Center. Martin family from Jasper plans to live with W. J. Brown. Mrs. Martin becomes teacher at Joe Wheeler. Martha Gilbert Henry leaves for Bob Jones College Cleveland Tenn. Bob Baugh, training at Maxwell Field, now at Hondo Texas for navigation school. H. R. Sherrow returns from Montgomery.

J. R. Hunter Martin Jasper Ala W. J. Brown Joe Wheeler Bob Baugh Maxwell Field Montgomery Hondo Texas U. S. Army Air Corps

Baptist Sunday School Week Planned at Central Church

The Euzelian Class of Central Baptist Sunday School designates this week as Baptist Sunday School Week with an outdoor covered dish social planned Friday at Delano Park at 7:30 PM. Members urged to attend, especially those absent. The W M S met Monday. Deborah was presented, reports were uplifting, and Mrs Marvin Hester resigned as treasurer.

Euzelian Central Baptist Sunday School Baptist Sunday School Delano Park Central Baptist W. M. S C. E. Malone Deborah John Green Marvin Hester Anniston J. F. Smither

One Yard Apron by Anne Adams

Advertisement for a one yard apron pattern by Anne Adams. It promotes Pattern 4671 with stay-put shoulders in sizes small medium and large, listing fabric yardage and ordering details from the Pattern Depts in New York. A fall and winter pattern book offer is included.

Anne Adams Decatur Daily St. New York N. Y

Genevieve advised on what to pack for country visit

The guidance suggests Genevieve compile a list days before departure, include toilet articles cosmetics manicure tools shoes hair care and needles pins thread and safety pins. Gift cookies kerchiefs and perhaps a dog friendly approach with hostess children.

Genevieve Severa Eler

Sherrow family visits and departures noted

Over the weekend they visited with their son A C Warren Sherrow. Mr. and Mrs Cook returned to Birmingham after a short visit with Mr and Mrs H R Sherrow. Miss Gwendolyn Reams leaves on the 15th for Abbeville Alabama to resume teaching after summer with her parents.

C. Warren Sherrow Gwendolyn Reams Abbeville Ala A. W. Reams

Argentina to Feel Pinch

Diplomatic quarters expect US economic action against Argentina soon. Possible measures include export bans, freezing Argentine funds, or restricting trade, complementing the halt of gold shipments. Hull and Roosevelt will decide, with Britain looming due to meat contracts and influence on the Argentine regime.

Washington United States Argentina Hull Roosevelt London Edelmire Farrell

How to Buy Clothes for Children

Advice stresses trying on or taking precise measurements when shopping for children's clothing. It advises bringing the child’s measurements if trying on is not possible to ensure proper fit.

Flag Flying Over Mines In Pennsylvania and West Virginia

Pittsburgh, Sept 5. The American flag flew over 18 Pennsylvania soft coal mines as the government seizes pits amid strikes. Roosevelt ordered seizure of eight more mines, with 10 previously under control. Nine thousand workers affected as 14 additional mines shut down by walkouts. The United Clerical Technical and Supervisory Employes Union has struck or threatened to strike in about 70 mines producing 150000 tons daily.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Roosevelt West Virginia War Labor Board United Clerical, Technical and Supervisory Employes Union United Mine Workers

Motorists urged to act promptly on A ration renewals

Morgan county War Price and Rationing Board urges motorists to file early using revised form 534. A C Bailey says blanks available at filling stations or the local board. Complete forms and mail promptly with back cover of current A book signed. inspection certificates no longer required.

A. C. Bailey Morgan County War Price and Rationing Board Bailey

Oven Care Note For Cotton Scorch Cleaning

Guidance suggests removing cotton scorch by bleaching with chlorine. Use 3 to 4 cups of bleach per gallon of warm soapy water to clean as a treatment.

Delano Park Hosts Local Visitors Enjoyable Day

Visitors from Connecticut, New York, and Alabama spend a mild day at Delano Park. Cpl. Fred Picone, Lt. Bohart, and families relax with picnics, swings, and playground fun while guards and staff keep watch.

Dominick Bologna Connecticut Louis Piconé New York Cpl Fred Picone Louis Ace Delano Park Brother Fred Courtland Air Base

Scout Troop 19 Elects New Officers and Scribes

Troop 19 held its weekly meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance and Scout oath. Four patrols named leaders: Flying Eagles John Braswell and John Arantz. Indians Donald Warren and Carl Brewer Kenton. Wolf Okaly Rogers and Jack Ritchmeire. Panthers Jack Teague and George Jour nay. Bob Stinson elected new troop scribe.

Wolf Flying Eagles John Braswell John Arantz Donald Warren Carl Brewer Kenton Okaly Rogers Jack Ritchmeire Panthers Jack Teague George Journay

Dorothy Dix on Marriage as Life's Best Prize

Dorothy Dix argues marriage remains a powerful yet risky prize reflecting optimism and social pressures. She notes women seek marriage despite higher divorce rates, while men drift into wedlock unknowingly, and prompts that marriage, with flaws and joys, is the era’s consolation prize.

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No Election Set in Albertville This Month

Former Mayor A B Hooper is the only candidate to offer for election this month in Albertville Alabama. Present Mayor Corbin declined for reelection. Current occupants of two seats are running unopposed: J C Wathen H Jome a J Chafin and Floyd Brown.

Albertville Ala A. B. Hooper Corbin Sing J. C Wathen H. J.ome A J. Chafin Floyd Brown

Suit Planned to Change Georgia Republican Electors List

Wilson Williams said the Republican National Committee will file suit in 159 Georgia counties and in federal court to change the list of Republican electors on Georgia's November ballot.

Atlanta Wilson Williams Georgia Republican National Committee

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B. M.“Bloodworth Mizpah Masonic Temple Episcopal Woman's "Auxiliary Austinville First Presbyterian Church Annex S. H. Wilds I’. Morrow J. H. Calvin H. D. Barnum E. M. Morrow Barrett Shelton Wilson Orr J. F. Graham John W Jones F. K. Gamble A. J. Harris W.S.C. S Miles Memorial College Birmingham D. D. McGehee Austinville W. S. C J. A. Sparkman First Baptist Sunday School Roy Street East Moulton Street Methodist W. 8. C Central Methodist Church T. J. Cottingham W. H. Day Aycock W. W Karl Foster Huntsville V. A. Burks J. A. Burks J.R. Huie Jr J. R. Huie Lorraine Peter Peace Rells George Vincent Madisonville, Ky Evansville, Ind Norman Lovelady Raymond Thornhill Vv. S. N L. E. Powell Memphis Tern Robert Bobby) J. Powell Naval Air Technical Training Center Martha Gilbert Henry Bob Jones College Cleveland, Tenn Mrs. H. R. Sherrow Lydia E. Pinkham E*cial Moyer Pettey’s Cleaners Margrene Pepal-Cola Company Long Ihland City M. Y Pepsi-Cola Bottling OO Decatub S.M.L Loyd’s Brug Store Shulton, Inc Helen Follett Cook H.R. Sherrow Sally Mr. Zilch G. E. Bohart W. C. Stephenson Hartselle Arkansas FE. H. Lee Janie Ruth Milton Dumas Mr. Lee S. P. Gann Decatur-General Hospital Joe Hagler Bessemer Joe Pope Joe P. H. Rush Mr. Rush Thresa Gustafson Thresa Beverly Dicky Hospstella Joan Frahn Pat Wright Robert Whaley Melvin Griffin Buddy Sittason Joe Branon Thomas Sims Garth Kimbrel Peggy Garth Kimbrell Trinity Marvin Rivers Sandra Eleanor Chenault BOY Scouts OF America Bob Stinson Rada Eke Cela Blt UM Liza Lil Hunter Furniture Company Dorothy Dix Bell Syndicate Vuoruthy Vlx Goidel’s Drag Evelyn’s Beauty Shop Speske Modess
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