Summerford Family Reunion Held at Danville Home
Members of the Summerford family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Summerford in Danville for a reunion. Attending were Mr and Mrs Junior Summerford and Jan, and Mr and Mrs Ralph Summerford.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1968
Page
27
Members of the Summerford family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Summerford in Danville for a reunion. Attending were Mr and Mrs Junior Summerford and Jan, and Mr and Mrs Ralph Summerford.
Mrs C J Quinn will explain the aims and meaning of Toastmistress Clubs at an open meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Pet Dairy Hospitality Room. Local members include Mrs Darrell M Jones and Mrs T W Beasley with regional and organizational leaders attending from Huntsville Decatur Demopolis and out of state will send participants and guests including families and friends. Also advised is a rust stain removal tip using salt and turpentine for bathtubs and sinks.
The first American industry formed around Massachusetts fishing, begun by the Pilgrims in 1620. The colony built a salt cod trade with the West Indies and Mediterranean regions, playing a vital role in early colonial economy.
Calendar items list morning and evening Duplicate Bridge Club sessions at the Pet Hospitality Room plus meetings for Junior Service League First Presbyterian Church Austin High School PTA Decatur Art Guild and other local groups. Events include luncheons co hosted by Mrs Wright and Mrs Turney and start times ranging from 9 15 a m to 7 30 p m all at community venues such as Glidden's Paint Company Central Baptist Church and the Steak Barn.
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