Thursday Luncheon Club Kept From Meeting This Week
The Thursday Luncheon Club will not meet this week. A dessert bridge and handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Karl Kalber as she and her family prepare to move to California. Several local women attended events and visits are noted among residents, including Mrs. Sam Anderson of Louisville and others at the country club and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Phil Vaughn
Fourth Avenue West
Kalber
E. M. Rogers
Lloyd Shaw
Karl Kalber
California
George Leng
Clyde Nagle
Ray Childs
Jack Hale
Fred Voehringer
Thomas Fitzpatrick
John Phillips
J. W. Rozer
Jake Laubenthal
Co. I. Carter
C. M. Guschke
J. W. Hughes
Frank Scroggins
Ellis
Bert H. Ellis
Country Club
Sam Anderson
Louisville
Kentucky
R. T. Anderson
William Sittason
Pruitt Cartwright, Jr
Melvin Ozier
R. T. McWhorter
Joe Burleson
Cecil Chandler
Harold Watkins
Albert Clapton
Joan
Sonny
Clash Between New Ideas and Old Prejudices Through History
Throughout time new and different ideas faced opposition from old customs. Cavemen ridiculed the first wheel, Romans and Pharisees opposed Jesus, and pioneers like Lister Harvey and Pasteur were scorned for challenging centuries old knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiis
Lister
Harvey
Pasteur
Neutral Bell Syndicate Inc Offers Send Want Into Lining
Reading shows figures 36 17 19 22 28 26 27 33 38 43 50 62 and dates May 22 June 22. The note mentions Neutral Bell Syndicate Inc and a9 9 guidance.
Henry M. Wood Marks 78th Birthday at Lacon Home
Henry M. Wood celebrated his 78th birthday Sunday at his Lacon home. Attendees included C. R. Rung and family of Birmingham, Ben Bates and Kennon families of Moulton, Bud Runge of Falkville, Jim Hollis of Hanceville, Harmon Wood and Howard Wood of Lacon, J. F. Pirkle and W. L. Smith families of Danville, Walter Wood of Birmingham, Mae Wood and sons of Homestead Florida, and grandchildren Loyd Fortenberry of Arab, Ellist E. Stenson of Eva, Verlell Homes of Vinemont, Leo Pirkle of Danville, Robert Williams of Hanceville, Garin Ford and Birtis Woods of Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Wood
Lacon
C. R. Rung
Birmingham
Ben Bates
Moulton
Kennon
Bud Runge
Falkville
Jim Hollis
Hanceville
Harmon Wood
Howard Wood
J. F. Pirkle
Danville
W. L. Smith
Walter Wood
Mae Wood
Homestead
Fla
Loyd Fortenberry
Arab 1
Ellist E. Stenson
Eva
Verlell Homes
Vinemont
Leo Pirkle
Dan
Danville Boy Scouts Plan Benefit Concert
The Boy Scouts of Danville held a regular meeting deciding to host a Happy Five quartet concert to raise funds for the troop treasury. J A Weaver advanced to 2nd class while four Scouts pursue Star Scout. members Robert Myers Leon Poole Gilbert Spencer Jr Arthur Lee Jr. assist with refreshments and salty ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Danville
Happy Five
J. A. Weaver
Robert Myers
Leon Poole
Gilbert Spencer Jr
Arthur Lee, Jr
Sammy Stabler
Decatur Schools Announce New Principals And Staff
The Decatur system names William H. Jenkins as Decatur junior high principal and outlines new teachers across several campuses. William Rutherford starts an industrial arts program, Donald Valdes to science, Miss Eileen Trafford to seventh grade social studies, with numerous returning staff listed at Somerville Road Gordon-Bibb LaFayette Street and Joe Wheeler. Additional roles include O. S. Hagerman as supervisory, Carl Schwiichow for band, and Mrs. Bruce Byars for elementary music, plus office staff changes for the superintendent’s office.
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Helen Mattox
Lillian Odom
H. L. Ogle
Mable Poer
Mary Robertson
Florence Smith
Thomas A. Orr
Decatur Junior High School
William H. Jenkins
Jenkins
Birmingham Southern College
Emory University
Alabama Public Schools
Greensboro High School
William Rutherford
Middle Tennessee State Teachers College
Peabody College
Donald M. Valdes
Montclair
New Jersey State Teachers College
Peabody
Rutherford
Valdes
Eileen Trafford
Bradford
England
Miss Trafford
Zelma Parker
Mary Augusta Bibb
Floyd Briscoe
Gilbert Fowler
Aubrey Fuller
A. T. Hanson
Alfred Hodgins
Turner Hosch
Esther Hunter
Elizabeth Lamon
Imex McCall
N. Peurifoy
Lila Pritchett
Ethel Rhinehart
Lucile Russell
L. P. Troup
R. E. Thomas
Somerville
Flossie Balch
Balch
Limestone County
Mary Virginia Counts
Lawrence County
Sarah
Alueile Barret
Alabama College
L M. Livingston
Margaret Raley
Gordon-Bibb
Addie T. Baker
Baker
Heather- Clarke Comer
Comer
Belgium
University of Michigan
Otis Kirby
University of Alabama
Roberta Winton
Claudia Thombs
Somerville Road
Lafayette Street
Mary T. Royer
Buford P. Barkett
Irene Clem
Mae Gardner
Louise Ryan
Mary B. Terrell
Annabel J. Wright
Marjorie Russell Baker
Ward One
Decature
J.E. Blair
Annie J Martin
Alicia Weaver
Elizabeth Houston
Joe Wheeler
Thomas C. Harvey
Paralee Bethany
Alabama
Katherine Hoppers
S.O. Maner
O. S. Hagerman
Seimentary
Carl Schwiichow
Bruce Byars
Jordan
Carl Gibson
James T. McMullin
D. L. Murphy
County Council Holds Meeting for Home Demonstration Clubs
The Home Demonstration county council met at the Methodist Church in Hartsville. Mrs. Jones called the meeting to order with devotional by Mrs. Robert Glenn. Plans for an Nov 2 achievement luncheon, club exhibits, and a county committee for displays were set, with score cards and mailbox improvements among topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cummings
Canal Zone
Mable Akers
Hawaii
Herman Safley
County Council For Home Demonstration Clubs
Methodist
Hartselle
Jones
Self
Robert Glenn
L. E. Slate
Russell
Massey Club
Southeast Club
Mildred—Stephenson
Ernest Ray
Mildred ‘Stephenson
Estes resigns as Drinkard aide to join Ford Motor Co
E. E. Estes Jr. resigns as assistant to Finance Director Bill Drinkard effective Sept. 15. He will enter private business taking a job with Ford Motor Co. in Detroit or Atlanta, after previously serving as state purchasing agent earlier in the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
E. E. Estes, Jr
Bill Drinkard
Drinkard
Estes
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Atlanta
County awards 211600 jail rebuilding contract
The Montgomery county board of revenue awarded a 211600 contract to Bear Brothers Inc for rebuilding the present county jail. Architect Carl Cooper said construction will begin in about 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Montgomery County Board of Revenue
Bear Brothers Inc
Carl Cooper
How to Cultivate an Attractive Personality in Women
Dorothy Dix advises that a pleasing personality comes from being well dressed and well groomed, friendly, amiable, and genuinely interested in others. A reader asks about jealousy with a doctor fiancé. Dix says suspicion will ruin both and suggests either changing attitude or breaking the engagement. The piece notes the first lighthouse in the United States was built in 1673 at Boston harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston Harbor
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West Gordon Drive
Bobby Jean Entrekin
Betty Ann Moody
Mona Ray Kelly
Miss Maude Odom
Carolyn McMillan
Mary Battle King
Katherine Lee
Mary Katherine Strother
Paula Garnett
Sandra Clements
Yvonne Barrett
Betty Jo Ware
Girl Scouts
Troop Three
Girl Scouts of America
Troop Eleven
Order OF Rainbow
Decatur
Masonic Temple
Order
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Lillard Compton
Ruth McCulloch
Gwendolyn Jones
R. B. Black
Miss McCulloch
Fred Smith, Jr
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Powell
Irene Scott
San Angelo
Texas
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Bill Isbell
Crossville
J. R. Gross
Scottsboro
Harold Gross
Henry Powell
Athens
Tom ‘Powell
Neely Henderson
Mizpah
North Alabama
Woodalls
Town Creek
Sheffield
Josephine Parks
Joe S. Elliott
Euline Cramer
Jackson Street
P.T. A. School of Instruction
Somerville Road School
Harry Nelson
Tom_ Edgil
Emblem Club
Decatur Emblem Club
Elks Home
Harris Newsome
A. L. Ryan
Betty Davis
Travis Odom
Loren Willoughby
Grad Smith
Geraldine Halpien
T. J. Donahue
Rudoph Winton
Zack Perry
da Clark
S. Stanley
John Smith
Sam Trotman
Cardus
E. W. Phillips
Goidel
P.T. A
Parent- Teachers Association
Robert Harris
Cunningham
Russell Green
Tustaloosa
John H. Giles
W. J. Duncan Jr
W. J. Duncan III
Nashville
Maryleen Duncan
Sam Stephenson
Sam
W. C. Bailey
L. L. Lively
Kathleen
Allan Wallace
H. D. Greer
John C. Bragg
Riverside
Pride
L. T. Pride
Hill Ferguson TI
Katherine Ivy
Aubrey
C. B. Elliott
E. T. Rushing
Decaturville
Tennessee
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Sadie Gillespie
Macon
Georgia
Russell Speake
Addie Branch
Helen Bynum
Kathryn Wiley
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Billie Rhea Simmons
Bob Jones College
Greenville
South Carolina
S. A. Simmons
Betty
W. B. Neher
Mentone, Alabama
R. G. McNeilly
Frank Troup
Finley Island
R. L. Nag
Randy Troup
Corinth, Mississippi
W. D. Jackson
Margaret Owens
Roland Gray
Cedartown
John Patterson
Mrs. W. G. Pride
Huntsville
W. H. Lumsden
Fayetteville, Tennessee
W. E. Crawford
Cain Street
Bessie Peach
Tuscaloosa
E.chappell
Mt. Pleasant
Cullooka
FE. L. Thompson, Sr
James Soree
Godfrey of
Gadsen
E. O. Craft
Janie Sue
Don
Johnnie Hodges
Russellville
Roy Odom
Eddie Sandlin
Prospect Drive
Anna Rhea Goode
Nashville School of Art
B . Isbell Decatur
W.h.powell
W. T. Giles
Marty Reitmeyer
Betty Giles
John McBride
Chiropractic
DR. Harr
New York
Bank St
Star Gazer
Clay R. Pollan
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Neutral Bell Syndicate, Inc
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VIRGO
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George
BOY Scouts OF America
Neo
J. D. Reed
Margaret Alexander
Lula H. Bradley
Louise Crutchfield
J. N. Hodges
Pearl —Matthews
Edith Murphree
Anne Pritchett
Helen Shannon
Jeanne Stone
Lois Walsh
Elbert Weaver
County Council
Tennessee Valley Flight Service
Pryor
Bancar
Wiles
Deester
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Y Bell Syndicate Inc
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THE
WMSL
Nelle M. Sletcher
Reon
Griffin
Royal Dinner Club
Decatur, Ala
Dixie Drifters
Modern String Band
Lydia
Pinkham
G.I
Anderson
Business College
Second Ave
Great Street
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