Alabama Federation Of Women's Clubs Plan Meeting In Montgomery
Plans for the annual convention of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs in Montgomery April 15 16 and 17 were announced by Mrs W E Deer state president The hostess committee includes seven district directors and Mrs Hiram C Houghton of Red Oak Iowa will be the principal speaker The program committee is chaired by Mrs S D Suggs of Montgomery A cordial invitation is issued to all club women to attend Oxygen constitutes about 90 percent of the earth's solid part and is most concentrated in the outer shell
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Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs Plan
Montgomery
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
W. E. Deer
Whitley Hotel
H. L. Thornton
Madison
J. A. Britain
Jasper
E. O. Shipman
Birmingham
Edythe Saylor
Montevallo
Al.harmon
Roanoke
Carl Strang
Eufaula
Harry Brislin
Atmore
Kay Kyser
Minter
Hiram C. Houghton
Red Oak
Iowa
Pri
Cipal
Houghton
General Federation
Mra
D. Suggs
Montgomiery
Earth
B. R. Justice
Brady
Jane
Edward Justice
Mobile
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
Keith
H. T. Grace
Justice Young
Edward McDowell
Haydn
Mendelssohn
Guion Edward
Schumann
Bach
Helen Boykin
Sunday School and social club events at Baptist Church
Tre Fidelis Sunday School Class met at Mrs. O W Rudd's home with spring decorations and four group leaders. games and awards followed. Ed Blackwell entertained a Tuesday Bridge Club at the community house with camellias and daffodils as centerpieces and prizes. Betsy Blackwell celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at the community house, featuring games, movies, ice cream, cake, and elaborate decorations attended by about ninety guests. The Ozark Literary Club held its regular meeting at the community house on Wednesday afternoon.
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Baptist Church
Ed Blackwell
Grover Flowers
Howard Valentine
Fay Hayes
Dan Carroll
James D. Holman
Sam J. Carroll, Jr
James Dunn
Foy Hayes
A. K. Holman
W. E F. Holland, Jr
R. B. Sheppard
L. F. Doughile
Betsy
Mae Crandall
Bruins
WM. Blackwell
Elizabeth Andress
Enterprise
Ozark Literary Club
Enterprise Music Club
Dan Brabham
D. D. Mitchell
Harry Leary
M. O. Hutchison
A. E. Bradley
Valse Noble
Schumann
Nell Hagood
Traumerer” Schmann
Mary Ruth Lewis
W. H. Edmonds
John Daujuter
Hart
Mother of the Press
Enterprise Presbyterian Auxiliary Installation Rites At Church
Enterprise Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary held a 1648-49 installation ceremony led by Rev Oliver N Hamby. Officers named included Mrs J J Faulk president and Mrs Oscar N Bird secretary, with plans announced for the Sunday School Supervisors Conference and gifts to Mission Haven. Two visitors attended the event at Enterprise Church.
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Enterprise Presbyterian Auxiliary
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Oliver N. Hambe
James Melutas
L.A . Boyd
Oscar N. Bird
Enterprise Church
Mission Haven
Ausxiliary
Hamby
J. J. Faulk
G. S. Cooper
Eston Speigner
L. A. Boyd, Jr
Oliver N. Hamby
Assembly
Synod
Presbytery
Louise Bonner
George $. Cooper
H. C. Lewis
R. D. Pemberton
Christian Social Service
Bill Piickard
James Melnnis
White Cross
A. L. Guiledge
Wolff
L. A. Boyd Jr
Earon Spelgner
Social clubs host new LOZ members and arts program
Miss Betty Hildreth hosts LOZ Clubs as ten new members join from the Seniors. A Sesame Club meeting on College St. included education bill discussions and plans for next year. Music Club events featured Schumann Brahms programs and poetry, with officers named for the coming year.
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Enterprise
Specia
Betty Hildreth
Beverly Ann Brooks
Betty Procter
Patricia Hollis
Rosa Rawls
Susanne Metcalf
Suanne Meaney
Romoan McGilvray
Mary Charlies Walker
Jean Shivers
Ann Forehand
Hilda Heath
Delma Reeder
Betty Hagond
George Cooper
Hilton Harrel
Sesame Club
Cooper
College St
Revel Searcy
B. B. Rowe
Congress
Josephine Armour
Baker Lee
Garland Weidner
Searcy
State Federation
Montgomery
Wilbur Warren
Becky Warren
Beth Arwood
Romulus Ellis
Hilton Marrell
Joe Jernigan
B. F. Kelsoe
Eugene Lane
A. E. Lee
Wilbur
Questing with Pattering Hooves Across Emblems
A reflective verse fragment quotes Frederick Ten Hoos on journeying with animal companions through desert trails and distant cities. It meditates on love, universal fellowship, and dying with wealth untouched, celebrating exploration and shared humanity.
Tips and rising tips across services in 1930s guide
A 1930s etiquette piece explains tipping changes for porters, cab drivers, and waiters. Red caps now expect 15 cents per bag with extra services earning 25 to 50 cents. Pullman porters receive 50 cents per night. dining waiters move from 10 to 15 percent on checks. short cab trips may be 15 cents, longer trips 15 to 25 cents. For cruises or resorts, consult the arranging agency. A note compares residential lighting cost to candlelight values.
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