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were Amulet members Bettye Anderson, Peggy Branham, Roma Bounds, Cathy Crapet, Dot Crook, Gerry Dunham, Clarice Gibbs, Janine Goode, Fay Hart, Bernice Hill, Liz Johnson, Joann Johnston, Elizabeth Judd, Beth Lankford, Nell Larson, Jennie Lewis, Lois MacMahon, Anne Martin, Joanne McConnell, Betsy McGrath, Anne Nelson, Sue Parker, Evelyn Ringler, Ann Rose, Julie Russo, Pat Simpson, Donna Talbot, Janet Thomas,
At an Amulet Club luncheon were from left: Anne Martin, Fay Hart, Evelyn Ringler and Cathy Crapet. Photo special to the Journal
Amulet Club members met at Birmingham Country Club ...
Jan. 27 for their annual bridgeluncheon. Members of the Revelers Dance Club were special guests. Fay Hart chaired the event, assisted by Joanne McConnell, Gerry Dunham and Janis Zeanah. More than 50 members and guests attended. A Valentine theme included white baskets of red cyclamen. On the menu were shrimp and chicken crepes with asparagus spears, yeast rolls and chocolate lava dessert. Amulet president Cathy Crapet led a brief business meeting before the luncheon. Plans for the April 29 spring dance were
announced by Anne Martin, cochairman with Kathy Miller. Amulets will get together March 16 for a wine and cheese party at the home of Rosemary Jager. At the bridge-luncheon
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Dot Weathers, Sandi Whitten and Janis Zeanah. Among Revelers there were Jane Maupin, Roberta Atkinson, Liz Warren, Martha Black, Lu Moss, Martha Dorsett, Shirley Brown. Donna McCauley, Norma Jeanne Crews, Olivia Weingarten, Barbara Edwards, Dixie Ayers, Betty Womack, Cherie Carlton, Bonnie Cicio, Peggy Roberts, Betty Rogers and Kathie Ramsey.
The 42nd annual St. Andrews Society ...
of the Middle South banquet was held Dec. 11 at the Birmingham Country Club. Guests gathered in the East Room, where tartan banners adorned the columns. Jeff Hendry was installed as the group’s new president. The Ian Sturrock Memorial Pipe Band provided Celtic music, while Second Time Around played dance tunes.