Lyons hostess hosts Chatter Box gathering in Athens
The Chatter Box group in Athens hosted by Jean Estes welcomed Lyn McCoy Tornek Law rence Tornek and Athens friends Vasti Martin and Louise Hightower for a Southern visit to kin in Athens Charlotte and Anderson. Jon Orr left for Europe with Jim nee And Marvin Rosenberg Jr. plans a Navy change of direction. A Baltimore sighting hints at a Tahiti bound freighter and a 31 day voyage to Sydney for a ranch job. Tommie Hobbs recuperates from a baseball accident as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Jean
W. E.) Estes
Athens
Lynn (McCoy
Lawrence Tornek
Charlotte
N.C
Anderson
S. C
Lawrence
Columbia
U. of Pennsylvania
Wharton School
Vasti
Carl) Martin
Louise
Baylis) Hightower
Marvin Rosenberg ,Jr
Annapolis
Tralia
Baltimore
Decatur travelers head to Europe and Gulf Shores group planned
Emmie Frances Wolfer Marian Tucker and others depart last Wednesday from Decatur for Germany and Europe while additional parties head to Gulf Shores via Panama City Beach. Several couples travel together and hostesses arrange gatherings as reports note social excursions and planned visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Germany
Emmie Frances
Paul) Wolfer
Judson
Marian Tucker
Dadeville
Ala
Lois
Mickey) McGuire
Grove Hill
Emily
Watt) Bradley
Athens
Gulf Shores
Panama City Beach
Barrett
Suzanne Shelton
Louise
Dub Orr
Tom
Lucille Bowles
Corinne
Charlie Hardwick
John Caddells
Comer Ezells
John Davises
Garner Prides
John Braggs
Roy Poteets
Margaret and
Bob) Harris
Birming
Fashion notes and local highlights from a city page
The column surveys couture from the Raynster vinyl hat to leather-like cotton coats, social happenings at Lyons and Pavilion Inn, and travels of locals. It also notes postal debates on transatlantic mail, fashion shows, and community events plus quotes from Judge Turner and architect I M Pei era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS
Raynster
Duncan Manley and Celita Barnes Reynolds Visit Nashville Reunion
Duncan Manley and his wife Celita Barn es Reynolds, originally from Birmingham, attend a Sewanee alumni reunion in Nashville as weekend guests of Bob and Sherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Sewanee
Duncan Manley
Celita
Barnes
B’ham
Bob
Sherry
Trawelers Outline Year's Programs At Garden Club
The Trawelers Garden Club meets at Mrs. N. M. Meyer's home to outline the year's work and announce district and school events. Guest speaker Bob Thomas of Nashville visits October 27 to discuss holiday arrangements. October 20 hosts a School of Instruction. October 8 is the Huntsville district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trawelers Garden Club
N. M. Meyer
Federation
Huntsville
School of Instruction
Bob Thomas
Nashville
James
Auburn
E. J. Briscoe
Melvin Hyatt
Meyer
Moving notices and social rounds from local area
The latest house swaps include Jim Fullingtons moving to 2101 Woodmont SE formerly W O Stones in Birmingham, Barbara and Dave Cauthen relocating to John Brownlee’s on 20th, and the 2606 Sherwood Drive home taken by Bob and Alicia Trammill. District residents Dick and Sherry Ordway and Bill and Patty return from Virginia Beach. Dick Jr. misses National Guard duty at Fort McClellan. Sherry Rankin visits Atlanta. Kermit Pitts and the McCoy Pitts host a Country Club party with Laurence Jacksons. Eva Reed hosts a Lyons luncheon. A Farm Journal joke notes a daughter’s marriage raises new support needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fullingtons
Birmingham
Woodmont SE
W. O. Stones
Sherry
Ordway
Bill
Patty
Virginia Beach
Dick Jr
Fort McClellan
St Ann s Sodality Meeting Sets Spiritual Bank Plan
St Ann s Sodality met with Mrs B J Hoppenjans Jr presiding Guests included Mrs William Sterbutzel Mrs John Randolph Mrs Francis Norton Mrs Henry Paulson Mrs James Borer and Mrs Daniel Coen Kirby Platter was named chair of a new Spiritual Committee aiming to build a spiritual bank account with a goal of adding an extra Mass each week The Deanery meeting is set for Sept 22 in Birmingham Reservations must be made with Mrs Hoppenjars before Sept 16 Refreshments and games followed the business session with hostesses Mrs John Attive Mrs Chester Kubina Mrs Philip Rath and Misses Barbara Pence and Mary Coonan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann’s Sodality
B. J. Hoppenjans Jr
William Sterbutzel
John Randolph
Francis Norton
Henry Paulson
James Borer
Daniel Coen
Birmingham
Hoppenjars
John Attive
Chester Kubina
Philip Rath
Barbara Pence
Mary Coonan
Rewards Paid To 753 Tax In Formers Totals
In 1963 rewards paid to 753 individuals totaled $458,688 as part of tax related disbursements, with implications for issued payments and accounting records.
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The
Fannie Richardson
Jon Orr
Europe
Jim Nee
Tommie Hobbs
Moen
Hurst and Woods Plumbing Company
Moulton, Alabama
Kitty
John) Sample
New York
Mary
Lloyd) Bowers
Hartselle
Marguerite
Scotty)Stone
Kings
Queens
Clan Crest
Orion & Rayon
Dan River
Orions & Cottons
Dacron
Georgia
Hellers Jersey
Cinderella Velvet
Morgan Jones
Austinville
Fabric Bargain Center
McMullen
Scotland
Rebecca
Crompton
Toni Troup
Frank Troups
Sharon Smith
Fred Smiths
Fred
H'ville
Mooresville
Isobel Wyker
Sarah Redding
Lewis Tyler Roberts
Atlanta
Capital City
London
M McManis
Wall St. Journal
Ment’s
Atlantic
Post Office Department
Ned
Post Office
Pony Express
Pavilion Inn
National Cotton Council
Halldon
Dot Olson
Pat Haney
Mississippi
Biloxi
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Howdy
Marilyn Olson
U. of A
Dora L. Wade
H. Nichols
Housekeeping
Dora
Nichols
Memphis
Kenneth. Turner
National Observer
Turner
Turf
Edward Durell Stone
Sears
Davenport
Iowa
Mary Jane
Donal Thomann
John Knoxes
Decalas
Pet Dairy
Armando de Quasada
Cuba
Marguerita
Ben Pooles
Judy Shelton
Wiley’s Beauty Shop
Std Ave
S.W
Namie‘’S Shopping
Betty Dennis
Charlie Harvey
Elmer Loyd
Papa
Milton Harvey
Gatlinburg
Cherokee
Mr. H
Charles Rankin
Kermit Pitts
McCoy Pitts
Laurence Jacksons
the Lyons
Eva
Sam) Reed
Farm ‘Journal
St. Ann’‘s Sodality
Koret
California
All States
Diol
Decatur, Alabama
TOM Pogue Studio
2Nd Ave. S.E
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