Loc YL Miss Phyllis Barnes Bride Elect Honored
Miss Phyllis Barnes receives a crystal shower hosted by Frances Kirkpatrick and Mrs Holloway at Mrs James Holloways home with 35 guests. Green and white decor, gifts opened, lime punch and decorated cakes. she wears black grey pink silk with grey accessories.
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Phyllis Barnes
James Holloway
Frances Kirkpatrick
Holloway
Lioyd Lively, Jr
Personal Notes: Local Residents Travel and Visit
Miss Lorraine and Hazel Hess are vacationing with parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hess. Betty Brothers returns to Nashville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Troup. John Warren of Knoxville and family plan a weekend with the Troupes on Finley Island, with Randy Troup accompanying. Several relatives travel, visit, or expect arrivals from Nashville, Okla homa, Atlanta, Knoxville, New York, and Birmingham, including Mrs. Jimmy Collier ill at 514% Line Street.
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Nashville
Frank Troup
John Warren
Knoxville
Tennessee
Finley Island
Randy Troup
Jimmy Collier
Line Street
Ogden Wood’ Brown and Son
Stewart
New York
James H. Johnson
Walnut Street
Mrs Fowler Returns From Columbia Visit In Birmingham
Mrs Bess Fowler returns from Columbia Tennessee where she visited her sister Mrs Arch Butts and Mr and Mrs Nils Oster with their daughters Sven and Frances of Boston Massachusetts who have been visiting in Birmingham.
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Harold Michelson
Montgomery
Leonard Michelson
Bess Fowler
Columbia, Tennessee
Arch Butts
Nils Oster
Sven and
Frances
Boston
Massachusetts
Birmingham
Dorothy Dix on marriage, indifference, and love deeds
A reader argues husbands should not neglect wives while Dorothy Dix contends affection must be shown through actions not just words, noting men notice daily efforts and should praise wives. She also reassures a 65-year-old widow that marriage can still be fulfilling and lasting.
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Mr Man
Mr. Man
Dorothy Dix
Mobile Bears Lose Bernie Zender For Season
Outfielder Bernie Zender fracturing a hand in a Chattanooga game likely ends his season with the Mobile Bears. He had been batting .252. President Edgar Allen also announced Dave Pluss was sent to Pueblo of the Western League, and a new outfielder will be called up from a lower league to fill the gap.
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Mobile
Ala
Bernie Zender
Mobile Bears
Edgar Allen
Zender
Chattanooga
Allen
Dave Pluss
Pueblo
Opposition To Clark Hinted In Senate Rumpus
Senator Taft said some Republican senators may opposeAttorney General Tom Clark’s Supreme Court nomination. Ferguson and Kern raised the issue at a closed GOP policy meeting. Truman named Clark to succeed Justice Murphy and McGrath to succeed Clark as AG. A public judiciary hearing is set for next Tuesday.
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Taft
Ohio
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Ferguson
Mich
Kem
Senate
GOP
Truman
Clark
Frank Murphy
J. Howard McGrath
D. Fl
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kern
Kansas City
McCarran
Vacation proves wives and mothers keep the home together
Dorothy Dix advises that a yearly vacation for wives and mothers benefits both them and their families. The columnist argues that distance lets husbands and children appreciate their contributions, as constant presence makes home life seem automatic. A reader asks about romance and perpetual petting, noting men work hard and may lack time for soft talk.
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Miss Dix
Dear Miss Dix letter from a 51 year old property owner
A 51 year old woman writes to Miss Dix describing her tidy property and her belief she earned it through hard work. She seeks guidance on her personal and financial situation and requests advice.
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Bebe Shopp
London
Minnesota
Miss Dix
Death of H A Culpepper Dies in Mobile at 91
H A Culpepper 91, a retired Alabama furniture dealer, died in a Mobile hospital after several months illness. Native of Ausburn Mississippi, he moved to Mobile 25 years ago from Tuscaloosa where he once ran a furniture store and also operated a store in Bessemer. Survived by four daughters and a son J V Culpepper of Tuscaloosa.
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H. A. Culpepper
Mobile
Ala
A. Culpepper
Alabama
Ausburn
Miss
Culpepper
Tuscaloosa
Bessemer
J. V. Culpepper
Ice used by railroads for perishables amounts to about a third of national production
The article notes that American railroads in shipping perishables utilize roughly one third of all ice produced in the United States, reflecting the scale of cold storage needs in rail freight.
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