Birthday Party for Mary Lynne Turney Attended by Notables
A second birthday party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Howell Turney and Mr and Mrs Albert M Peck on Jackson Street for Mary Lynne Turney. Guests enjoyed a lawn display, playtime, strawberry ice cream, patriotic decorations, and a cake with singing. Out of town guests included families from Florence Hartselle and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Turney
Albert M. Peck
Pme
Jackson Street
Mary Lynne Turney
Marri Ore Bruce Spencer Jr
Boon
Rand Bryan
Sue Travis Cavnar
Jeffery
Randy Stuart
Brenda Yy
Patsy Allen
Mary Eliza Emens
Margaret Ann Emens
Thornhill
Linda Smith
Hodgins
Barbara Jane
Ann Wheat
Peggy Ann Meach
Patsy Pitt
Sylvia Hough
Tommy Gayle McRae
Lile Woodard
Robert Leigh West
Mary
A Archibald
Benson Griffin
Ill Stone Jr
Sammy Stone
Diane Davidson
Bill McLean
Yvonne Evans
Mona Ray Kelley
Jimmy Kelley
Suzanne McBride
Alan McBride
Mike Seibert
Bob Seibert
Mary Kathryn _ Strother
David Milton Peek
Suzanne Dinard
Skipper Drinkard
Don J. Michael
John Thomas Lyons
Joe Lowery
Mary Ann Walter
R. L. Archibald
Mary Alyce
Bob
Florence
Dinkard
Suzanne
Skipper
Hartselle
Grace Michael
Don
Somerville
Birmingham
Personal notices carry weekend plans and travels across region
Miss Marguerite Jernigan plans to spend the weekend with her parents in Chapel Hill. Gloria Kay Warren visits Beverly Jane Nehrie in Memphis while Mrs. Woods leaves for Berkeley after visiting her mother. Sgt. Jimmy Hambrick is promoted to staff sergeant and has two years overseas in Italy. The piece lists multiple relatives visiting, traveling, and military updates across Alabama, Tennessee, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Jernigan
Mrs. H. M. Jernigan
Chapel Hill, N. C
Gloria Kay Warren
Memphis, Tenn
Beverly Jane Nehrie
Jimmy Hambrick
Hambrick
U. S. Army Air Corps
Italy
Party for Carolyn Sue Odom Marked by Games and Bridge
Miss Maud Odom hosted a spend-the-day party Wednesday for her nine year old niece Carolyn Sue Odom. Several young girls joined in games and a birthday dinner at noon, including Mary Kathryn Strother Betty Jo Wear Jan Howell Ann Tuck Mona Ray Kelley and Joyce Ann Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Sue Odom
Maud Odom
Mary Kathryn Strother
Betty Jo Wear
Jan Howell
Ann Tuck
Mona Ray Kelley
Woyce Ann Ray
Eyes Right for Beauty by Helen Follett
Beauty tips advise twice daily eye cleansing with warm and cold water to prevent lines, gentle drying, and facial massage around the eyes. Nightly massage with cream, careful makeup with mascara, and a cold boric acid rinse when tired to add glow and a defined lash and brow gloss.
Irene’s Pregnancy Tests Bond Between Nurse and Doctor
Irene reveals she is pregnant and plans to continue working with Matthew and training a successor. Dr. Leming supports cautious balance, urging rest and gradual transition. Matthew shares the news with family and contemplates future arrangements as Irene settles into the office routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Matthew
Leming
Elizabeth Nelson
Nelson
Mary
Hull replies to Dewey on Big Four postwar plans
Secretary of State Hull rejected Governor Dewey’s fear of coercion by the Big Four Britain Russia China and the United States. He said no permanent military alliance to coerce others is contemplated and noted the Moscow declaration and Connally resolution support a general international organization for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
Dewey
Britain
Russia
China
United States
Dumbarton Oaks
Moscow
Senate
Barbecue supper hosted by Dan Gilchrist at Courtland
Attendees gathered at Courtland on Wednesday night for a barbecue supper party hosted by Dan Gilchrist. The event brought together members of the local community for an informal social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Gilchrist
Courtland
Hull calls for early conference among nations
Hull urges a preliminary discussion among United Nations and peace-loving countries large and small. He states that any reports to the contrary are false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Hull
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. M. Bloodworth
Little Mary Lynne Turney
Ingall’s Shipbuilding Corporation
Cornelian Hotel
Thomas R. Harrison
Harrison
Margie Ellen Harrison
Maxine McCutcheon
R. C
Hodgson
Helen Hodgson
Bay Minette
Ala
E. W. McLeod
J. Y. Hamil
S. E. Patterson
Walter L. Morris
Des Moines
Iowa
Mor
Joseph A. Woods
Berkley
Cal
J. H. Calvin
H. H. Frasa
B. P. Cartwright
Huntsville
Counsin
Kirby Cartwright
Carl H. Oursborn
Nashville
Chattanooga Tenn
Laura Lentz
Decatur
Nashville, Tenn
Harry Markstein
Isadore Kayser
Selma
W. B. Markstein
Markstein
R. B. Talliferro
Town Creek
Lillian
Helen Odom Byars
Jack Byars
Normandy
Ing
Annie L. Morris
J. H. Darrah
Vanderbilt Clinic
Duane M. Carr
Elizabeth
Louis A. Neill
Lillian Deering
Fred L. King
New Orleans
Dan Speake
Sume
Marion Military Academy
Neal Speake
Frank ‘Richardson ‘Jr
Mooresville
Cullman
Rosson
J. C. Finney
Carolyn
Buttrey Apartments
Thomas Apartments
Canal Street
Julian Harris
Frances Templeton
Fayetteville, Tenn
Mrs. C. M. Scales
Dican Institute of Laundering
Moye
Goidel
Nelly Dons
Nelly Don
Helen Follett
Barbara Britton
Raith Baldwin
Nellie
Dr. Leming
Rose
Caine
Bill
Sam
Dr. Norman
Kate
Judith
Judy Lambert
California
Ella
Will
Chesterfield
GOP
Evelyn’s Beauty Shop
Over Speake
Eanes
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