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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1950

Page

7

Peck Family Annual Reunion Draws Wide Local Attendees

The Peck reunion gathered on Sunday September 3 at J Enal Peck's home with members from Somerville Cullman De catur Hartselle Athens and Birmingham plus many others listed. The gathering included Kizziah and Ward Circles study at Ninth Street Methodist Church and plans for a Decatur Apes Club meeting with an old fashioned garden party.

Peck J. Enal Peck Kizziah and Ward Woman’s Society of Christian Service Ninth Street Methodist Church E. W. Corley Elsie Carpenter Apes Club Decatur Ruby S. Jones East Walnut Street

Personal notices from several families and military moves

Mr and Mrs T C Hannah Mrs Maudie Bradley and Mrs Addie Brown Dallas Texas have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs W C Hannah and relatives Athens Route Three Mr and Mrs Ed Uptain now reside in Murray Kentucky where Mr Uptain attends Murray State Teachers College Their address is College Station Box 34 Murray Kentucky Sgt Billy Wright stationed at Fort Campbell Kentucky spent the weekend with Mrs Wright and his mother Mrs Clara Wright and family Mr and Mrs E W Strother 1 Birmingham have returned home after visiting relatives Dr William D Jackson ordered to Maxwell Field Montgomery for physical exam Dr Jackson a major in the Army Reserves Mr and Mrs Joe D Harmon Summitville Tennessee and Mrs Jessie Sain of Decatur visited Cpl Joe A Sain and Sgt William H Sanders of Fort Campbell Kentucky over the weekend P Cpl Kenneth D Strother stationed with the Second Army weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs C W Strother 415 Johnston Street Mr and Mrs Blain Carpenter Peoria Ohio arrived Monday at the Wilder Place to visit their mother Mrs John Berberick and aunt Mrs Roy Horton

T. C. Hannah Maudie Bradley Addie Brown Dallas Texas W. C. Hannah Athens Ed Uptain Murray Kentucky Uptain Murray State Teachers College College Station Sgt Billy Wright Fort Campbell William D. Jackson Maxwell Field Montgomery Dr. Jackson Army Joe D. Harmon Summitville Tennessee Jessie Sain Decatur Cpl Joe A. Sain William H. Sanders Kenneth D. Strother Second Army Mrs C. W. Strother Johnston Street Blain Carpenter Peoria Ohio Wilder Place John Berberick Roy Horton

Dear Miss Dix on husbands sharing business with wives

Dorothy Dix discusses whether a wife should know her husband’s business and the risks of loose tongues. She notes practical, ambitious women can aid a husband, while others may nag or blab, harming careers and finances. She then weighs home life as the foundation of civilization and character.

Dorothy DIX Miss DIX Martha

Dear Dorothy Dix on Engagment and Balding Bride

A reader asks if he should marry an engaged girl who is losing hair. Dorothy Dix counsels not to let hair loss deter marriage if she is otherwise desirable, noting transformations are beautiful and artistic. The exchange emphasizes acceptance and practical attributes beyond appearance.

Dorothy DIX George

Divorce Advice Leaflet By Dorothy Dix

A reader is directed to Dorothy Dix for help with divorce or legal separation. The newspaper notes a leaflet D-2 titled Divorce, offering guidance, and instructs sending 5 cents with a stamped self-addressed envelope to Miss Dix at this newspaper box in Times Square, New York.

Dorothy DIX

Earliest American Native Said to Visit England in 1585

The first American native said to reach England was a Roanoke Island Indian taken there in 1585 by Sir Richard Grenville. The account notes the voyage and the early English contact with Native Americans.

England Sir Richard Grenville Roanoke Island N. C

Arizona Declares Giant Cactus Blossom Official Flower

The state of Arizona designates the giant cactus blossom as its official flower. The move highlights the unique desert flora associated with the region and formalizes the cactus bloom as a symbol of state identity.

Arizona

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Town Creek George Baldwin Earl F. Hargett Ann McConnell Baldwin Ein Baldwin Martha Freeman Hargett Baldwin Alabama College Montevallo University of Alabama McKenzie Alabama Hargetts Florence Hargett Florence State Teachers College Peabody Bain Studio Courtland N. A. Palmer Flint W. W. Griffin Ella Jo Bill Ben Somerville Route Two Atha Myrtle Bean Cullman Allie Watkins Willis Watkins Carol of Somervie A. H. Bean Watson Simon Johnson Hartselle Albert Peck W. H Fayne Peck Sonny Joe S. E. Gibson Arthur Smith Charles Peckie and Duwayne R. J. Dendy Nell Birmingham Tom Crawford Linda Huey Town Graham Thompson Ross and Shirley Route One Pilots OF Decatur Pilot Club of Decatur Lyons Hotel Sicily Raley Pilot International E. W. Strother Grant Dillehay’'S Drug Store Frigidaire Maytag Bank St Purex Guarantel Guarentes Purex Corp. Ltd Ria Mercury Fred King Blackwell Motors St. Joseph Pet Garrest Kroger Chuck Atest Tenderay Rockford
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