Flowers to share TBS ADVERTISER-GLEAM Guntersville, Ala, April 17, 1963 Mrsd, ElJWW hillside behind. Mrs. Moody's home. IT 1 1 J.l. The Guntersville Garden Club met at the home of Mrs.
Cleo ivirs. naroia ijong tui graae, Mrs. C. G. McClain, home of Mrs.
R. M. Fricke." ul Manning with Mrs. Allison Moody and Mrs. A.
I. Kuykendall Representing PROTECTIVE Life Insurance Co. serving as co-hostesses. Twenty three members answered roll call with the name of a flower they could share. Mrs.
W. D. Newman gave many horticulture tips, one was the use of cotton seed meal for bulbs. After a short program, W. L.
Martin showed slides pertaining to conservation on local farms and ponds, commenting on the types most suitable to each farm. A salad plate was served with a tangy cola punch. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. W. T.
Duncan at Claysville. 3- jr. sit 'I "There's Nothing Like An Easter Egg Hunt," teachers say, "to get a perfect attendance at school." Pictured here are a few Miss Mary Bet King's second grade children hunting those many colored eggs on the hillside across from the Episcopal Church. Miss Helen Gilbreath's second graders were on the 1 art same slope a little higher up. She had a perfect attendance that day, the first time in many weeks.
RESTAURANT AND MOTEL OPEN TO PUBLIC Joe Culbert, Armory grounds. Mrs. Joel Morgan 3rd grade, Mrs. Koss Cornelius, home of Room mothers hid 3000 Easter Eggs Guntersville Elementary School room mothers hid around 3000 Easter Eggs for more than 700 children to find Friday afternoon. Some hunts were held on the school grounds and some at homes which were close enough for children to Mrs.
Al G. Henry. Mrs, Arrie Barnard 4th grade, Mrs. J. W.
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17. BISHOP AGENCY Mrs. a. ii. Burdette, home of Guntersville Pharmacy Your Rexall Store ON THE LAKE GUNTERSVILLE, ALABAMA Mrs.
John Brookshire. Mrs. Bill King 4th grade, Mrs. Mort Epstein and Mrs. Enoch walk or be carried to in cars.
Children were asked to bring Guntersville 582-3881 mm baskets and three or four eggs tianes, home of Mrs. Wallace 7tivnrii lustier. Mrs. Allison Moody 4th grade, pital again Monday after being at home for the weekend. Mrs.
Newell Smith of Gunters ville is being treated for a severe cold. Gordon Reed of Rayburn Ave. entered Sunday for treatment. Gail Sortor of Happy Home Planning a GARDEN this year? Want To Save Money? Take a look at our GARDEN has improved after hospital treatment for the past week. Mrs.
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12 April 8. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Booth Derrick, Grant 2, a boy, Dar Keith, 7 lbs. 8 April 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul John Sant-oniello, Union Grove 2, a girl, Michelle Denise, 8 lbs. 3 April 9. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Eugene Chaney, Arab 2, a girl, Mary Christine, 5 lbs. 2 April 10. Mr. and Mrs.
Deward C. Wilson, Guntersville, a girl, Mildred Cheri, 6 lbs. 13 April 12. Mr. and Mrs.
Loyd Creel Strange, Guntersville 2, a boy, Loyd Dean, 5 lbs. 13 April 12. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Mc-Clendon, Fyffe, a boy, Charles Keith, 9 April 13. Mr. and Mrs. Learner L. Jackson, Grant, a girl, Patsy Lynne, 6 lbs.
11 April 13. Waymon and Evelyn Hampton, (colored), G'ville 3, a boy, Waymon DeAngelo, 6 lbs. 7 April 12. Mr. and Mrs.
Sanny Griffin, Arab 1, a boy, not named, 7 lbs. 3 April 14. Mrs. Rhoda Moon of Rayburn Ave. had minor surgery Friday and is slightly improved.
Mrs. Shirley Halcomb of near Grant has been in the hospital a week with flu and pneumonia. She has had minor surgery and is improving. Mrs. Edgar King of Union Grove is scheduled for surgery this week.
Mrs. Velmer Buchanan of Pleasant Hill entered the hospital last week for surgery this week. Ed Shores of Georgia Mt. has been a medical patient this week and is improved. Calvin Smith of Grant 1 is improving from a leg infection.
Guy Rollings of East Lake entered Monday for treatment. Joe Pearson of Mt. Olive community entered Monday for a checkup and treatment for a strained leg muscle. DISMISSED: April 9 James Terrell Allred, Sumiton, and the room mothers brought others for those who did not have any to bring. They also provided refreshments for all the children.
Mrs. Ed Scruggs, room mother chairman, said the room mothers got together at the beginning of the year and decided to have two parties this year, one at Christmas time and this Easter Egg hunt. It has become such a big event that the children were as excited over it as Christmas. The teachers, the room mothers and the places where the hunts were held are: Miss Nannie Hugh Cox 1st grade, Mrs. A.
L. Petty and Mrs. A. E. Pinkerson, home of Miss Cox.
Mrs. Flora Downey 1st grade, Mrs. Robert Black, at home of Mrs. Black. Miss Jennie Kirkpatrick 1st grade, Mrs.
Ann Adkison, home of Mrs. Hal Vandervoort. Mrs. Bernice Kearney 1st grade, Mrs. Ed Troup, Scout Hut grounds.
Mrs. Mildred Pennington 1st grade, Mrs. Joe Nix, Armory grounds. Mrs. B.
E. Abrahamsen 1st grade, Mrs. Cam Glover, home of Mrs. J. P.
Willis. Mrs. Edna Cunningham 2nd grade, Mrs. Billy Carnes, chert pit on the school grounds. Miss Helen Gilbreath 2nd grade, Mrs.
Ray Smalley, hillside across from Episcopal Church. Mrs. Margaret Isdell 2nd grade, Mrs. Harold Clark, Scout Hut grounds. Miss Mary Bet King 2nd grade, Mrs.
Robert Barnett, hillside across from Episcopal Church. Mrs. Eloise Patton 2nd grade, Mrs. J. T.
Boggus, home of Mrs. Harmon Starnes. Mrs. D. J.
Browning 3rd grade, Mrs. George McGaha and Mrs. George Bucher, hillside across from Episcopal Church. Miss Juletta Hunkapiller 3rd grade, Mrs. Dave Doby, home of Mrs.
Sant Hubble. Mrs. James McCain 3rd grade, Mrs. Stanley Wicker, home of Mrs. Edward Coleman.
Mrs. Rhe Mason 3rd grade, Mrs. ROTO TILLERS $115.95 Ala. Mrs. Sarah Hazelrig, Trafford Was $126.95 1 ONE YEAR TO PAY SMALL DOWN PAYMENT BALANCE Mrs.
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20 OFF Johnny Robert Mayers of Poplar Springs had an append After the program refresh ectomy Monday. ments were served by the Book Club. Mrs. Oliver Myers of the Langston Road entered Tuesday The Cosmopolitan Club met in for examination and treatment. See Our MUSIC DEPT.
Mrs. Donald Segler of Clays the library of the parish house for a short business session. The president had received word from International House at Jacksonville State College about ville entered Sunday for medica tion and has improved. Mrs. Cecil Roberts of East Lake entered Saturday with flu.
James Smith of the Birmingham Highway entered the hos- Gloria Love, (colored), G'ville Mrs. Evergreen Burroughs, G'ville April 13 William T. Burgess, G'ville 2 Mrs. Jewell Derrick, Grant 2 John C. Clark, G'ville 4 Robert Campbell, Grant 2 James Smith, G'ville 1 Mrs.
Ruby Thompson, G'ville 1 Mrs. Carolyn Arwood, G'ville 4 Mrs. Edith Ann Early, Grant 1 Benson Childress, A'ville 1 Robert Mayo, G'ville April 14 B. F. Parks, G'ville 3 Mrs.
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