Unfolding Weddings and Social News in Moulton
Miss Sarah Nell Delashaw of Birmingham marries Andrew Krenkel in a July morning ceremony at First Baptist Church in Moulton with a green and white decor and an aqua crepe wedding gown. Other items note Imogene Lee Wilson wedding to Claude Wilson, an afternoon tea for Miss Edith Beard, and memorial services for Captain Leon R. Huthnance in Tuscaloosa with family present.
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Sarah
Wilson—Lee
W. R. Lee
Imogene
Claude M. Wilson
U.S. Marines
Central Methodist Church
H. M Stevenson
Peggy Joyce Rainey
Huthnance
Leon R. Huthnance
St. John’s Catholic Church
Tuscaloosa
Frances Cowden
J. M. Cowden
Decatur
St. John's Catholic Church
France
Combat Engineers
Personal notices reflect travels and visits across states
Miss Sarah Leeman recovers from illness and returns to Alabama College at Montevallo with her mother Mrs J B Leeman. Mrs Elbert Weaver spent Saturday with her daughter in Huntsville. Mr and Mrs Albert Wall have returned to Abilene Texas after visiting Mrs Mary Terrell and relatives. Mrs Charles Hayes and Celia Ann Hayes return to Washington DC after visiting Hartwell family. Mrs J H Riddle of Maitland Florida visiting niece Mrs Perry Orr then will tour Hartselle and nearby. Mrs W S Russell leaves to visit Chattanooga. Miss Nina Wood to spend week in Birmingham. D A Clements Nina Wood Polly Stevenson plan Chattanooga weekend. Mrs J T Jones expected home from Monteagle after visiting sister Mrs R E Oliver. Lt and Mrs D A Clements Jr at Camp Sutton Virginia for Harvard course. Rev Grady Wheeler to lead service at Central Baptist with Dr and Mrs A M Roan. Mrs Edward Jones awaits husband’s training completion at Southern Airways and stationing in Montgomery. Mrs Dolly M Porter in St Louis at bedside of Arch Cohen. Avery Roan Jr visiting relatives in Austin. Buford B Turley Max Michelson and Dick Hundley to two weeks at Palace Hotel Red Boiling Springs.
Dorothy Dix: How much is a wife worth
A Dorothy Dix column argues that a wife's value varies with a husband's view, noting Biblical praise for a good housekeeper and thrifty manager. It describes a wife as an asset for prosperity, protection against relatives, a safety valve, and social help, concluding there is no fixed price for wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bell Syndicate
Sacred Harp Sing In Progress At Morgan County
Well known singers from across North Alabama attend the Sacred Harp sing in the Morgan county courthouse court room. The session runs from ten to noon, lunch on the courthouse lawn, then 1 pm to 3:30 pm. A memorial singing for deceased members is set for 11 am. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Alabama
Sacred Harp
Morgan County
I Never Left Home by Bob Hope review
A lively critique lauds Bob Hope for mixing humor with tribute in I Never Left Home. The author highlights Hope's wartime tours from London to Naples, his appeal with Frances Langford, and fast-selling copies with royalties donated to the National War Fund.
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Bob Hope
London
Bizerte
Naples
National War Fund
America
Air School Commended for Training Finest Combat Pilots
General H H Arnold commanding general of the Army air forces commends Southern Airways Inc and civil contract flying schools through the Aeronautical Training Society for their whole hearted cooperation in turning out the finest combat pilots in the world. Arnold sent the courtesy letter to J Wendell Coombs president of ATS highlighting civil operators as a big factor in the enormous task.
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H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Southern Airways, Inc
Aeronautical Training Society
ATS
J. Wendell Coombs
Arnold
B. M. Cornell
Coombs
Army contract flight training milestone noted in 1939
In 1939 the Army began using civilian contract schools to train cadets for combat aviation. By July the program reached its fifth anniversary with hundreds of thousands trained. Coombs thanked Southern Airways and B M Cornell for support in this preparedness effort.
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Ss Army
Great Smoky Mountains Earn Name From Blue Haze
The article notes the range’s nickname arose from a constant blue haze seen over the peaks, a feature described in traveler reflections and regional lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Smoky Mountains
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Byron Stephenson
Charles Barham
Edwina Delashaw
William T. Sute
Birmingham
Krenkel
Ens
Earle Proctor
William S. Day
W. T. Sute
A. J. Lanzi
Shirley Craig
Elizabeth Wing
Margaret Alexander
John C. Bragg
Joseph Suggs
Town Creek
Ala
Ed Cammack
Mobile
F.L. Johnson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harold Jones
Sulligent
Miss Beard
Earl Glenn
Louie Glenn
Paul Glenn
Ernest Beard
B. L. Malone
Marguerite South
Ee Beard
Arthur Hornhiss
Irene Evans
J. A. Hawkins
Arab
Mary Lee
Noel C. Feemster
Mart Feemster
Guntersville
P. H. Dewett
Bernice Green
James F. Hawkins
Cpl. Feemster
Artillery
Fort Benning
Bullard
Hazel Looney
A. M. Cooma
Decature
James Nelson Bullard
Calvert
Austinville Baptist Church
Agnes Cox
Luther Barnes
Margaret Barnes
Reba Odell
Virginia Fields
Melane Watson
Dorothy Blankenship
Eddie Masterson
Justin Roberts
Eva. Mae Roper
Ruby Justice
Morris
Annie L. Morris
E. M. Morrow
Walter L. Morris
Des Moines
Iowa
Moye
Moye’s
Beauty Shop
Decatur Furniture Co
W. Church St
Tennessee Valley Hotel
Pleete
Sarah Leeman
Alabama College
Montevallo
J. B. Leeman
Elbert Weaver
Huntsville
Albert Wall
Abilene
Texas
Mary On
O Terrell
Charles Hayes
Celia Ann
Washington, D. C
Hartwell
J. H. Riddle
Maitland, Fla
Perry Orr
Hartselle
W. S. Russell
Mrs
Fred
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nina Wood
Birming
D. A. Clements
Polly -Stevenson
J. T. Jones
Monteagle
R. E. Oliver
D. A. Clements, Jr
Camp Sutton
Clements
Harvard Universty
Grady Wheeler
First Baptist Ae
Ware Shoals
S. C
A. M. Roan
Wheeler
Central Baptist Church Today
Edward Jones
Southern Airways
Montgomery
Dolly M. Porter
St. Louis
Arch Cohen
Avery Roan, Jr
Raymond Ross
Austin, Texas
Buford B. Turley
Max Michelson
Dick Hundley
Palace Hotel
Red Boiling Springs
Claude M. Wilson, Jr
Imogene Lee
H. M. Stevenson
Dorothy Dix
Goidel's End
All Drug Stores
Goodsyear Service
Sinclair
LEE & Line Sts
AIR School
Ena
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