Dobbs Orr and Davis Mitchell Dobbs Jr. Wed in Jacksonville
Miss Dorothy Orr of Hartselle Route One and Mr. Davis Mitchell Dobbs Jr. of Hartselle Route One united in marriage August 24 at Riverside Baptist Church Jacksonville Florida. Rev. R N Moore officiated with attendants Milford Fields Velma Sandlin. Guests included close friends and relatives from Alabama and Georgia. The couple will reside in Tuscaloosa after a wedding trip to Ponte Vedra Florida.
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Dobbs-Orr
Dorothy Orr
Raymond W.orr
Hartselle
Davis Mitchell
Dobbs Jr
M.D. Dobbs
R. N. Moore
Milford Fields
Riverside . Baptist Church
Jacksonville
Fla
Ann Allen
John Wise Allen
Birmingham
Ben Miller Howland
Jon Allen
Heyward Allen
Oner
John Palmer Howland
Walter Gregory Allen
Mes James
Charles R. Rew, Jr
J. B. Gammill
W. Gregory Allen, Jr
Mark D. Bartleson
G. B. Morgan
G. G. Allen
Anne Steifel
Florence Bartleson
Nancy Thomason
John A. Thomason Sr
Oak Street
John A. ‘Thomason Jr
Betty Jean Gasaway
Lois Town
Florence
Miss Thomason
Miss Town
Thomason
Betty Simmons
Kathryn Ann Wiley
Sue Emens
Cheri Chandler
Marjorie Scroggins
Anna Rhea Goode
Shirley Braswell
Ann Garner
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Marie Ryan
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Marguerite South
Mary Jean Sittason
Martha Blizzard
Billy Rhea Simmons
Mary Ann Rountree
Tom
Mrs. Thomason
Daintiness for Good Grooming Revealed by HELEN FOLETT
The article extols daintiness and order as essential to good grooming. It warns that neatness in home care must extend to the person, praising hair and dress while condemning body odor and creases. It notes BO misuse deters suitors, urging daily anti perspirant use.
CPA To Hold Skirt Line
Washington dispatch reports a Civilian Production Administration official outlining wartime controls on apparel. He explains suit shortages for men through 1946 and limited fashion changes until 1947, with women receiving priority in garments and pricing, while skirt lines and other fabric allocations remain tightly managed.
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Arthur Edson Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
Dear Dorothy Dix on life choices and marital strains
A reader praises 30 years of marriage and mutual care while facing hardship. Dorothy Dix extols resilience and living squarely, contrasting with other letters about caregiving burdens, infidelity, and youth dating limits. The column counsels financial and household fairness and prudent courting rules.
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Dorothy
Dix
Population gain in Greenville rises by 936 since 1940
Greenville Alabama reports a 936 rise in population since 1940 based on a school census. County Education Superintendent Marvin P Mantel cites a 1940 population of 5 075 and a current figure of 5 ...
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Greenville
Ala
Marvin P. Mantel
New York Leads U S With First Horse Drawn Trolley System
New York City became the nation’s first to operate tracked horse drawn trolley cars. The development marks a milestone in urban transit, showcasing early streetcar technology aimed at improving city transportation.
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New York
United States
Huntsville Doctor Appointed Madison County Commissioner
Dr. James L. Carpenter of Huntsville was appointed by Gov. Chauncey Sparks to succeed C. O. Mann as Madison County commissioner. Mann was found guilty by a circuit court jury of forgery in the second degree and sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary, making the vacancy effective August 10.
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Montgomery
Ala
James L. Carpenter
Huntsville
Chauncey Sparks
Madison
C. O. Mann
Mann
World altitude record for gliders set at 18 700 feet
The world altitude record for two place gliders was raised to 18 700 feet above the point of release in Tolida, marking a new high for sustained dual instruction flight.
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Tolida
Tile tiled era shaping European architecture
In the Victorian era ceramic tile gained prominence, used extensively in significant European and British buildings, reflecting widespread adoption of tiling across notable structures.
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Europe
Britain
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W.H. Shirley
Danville Road
Nolan -Pauline Johnson
Fort Worth
Texas
Egl H. Lamken
Chicago
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Faye Courington
Haleyville
Alabama
James William Gillespie
Bessie Gillespie
Shirley Williams
Miss Williams
Sixth Avenue North
Miss Courington
Ned Anderson
Mooresville
E. E. Hargrove
Paul Gene Hargrove
Ben Bloodworth Jr
Tuscaloosa
Henry Hanson
Marianna Mason
Mrs
G. R. Mason
Robert Straub Sr
Robert Straub Jr
Wooster
Ohio
E. A. Tillery
James R. Irwin
Baby
Memphis, Tenn
Irwin
J. B. Schimmel
Ray Croninger
Anniston, Ala
Emory Hames
Hamlin, Texas
W. M. Griffin
James R. Turner
University of Alabama
Verner McCrary
John S. White
Harmon T. Rowe and Son
Palmer
Eugene Henry
Ina__Lynch
Nashville, Tenn
R. E
Oliver
West Palm Beach, Fla
T. L.baker Jr
J. T. Jones
J. S. Heggies
Dallas
Joe Estes
Louisville
Billy Long
Shelbyville, Ky
Hallmark
City Park
Dillehay
S. Rome
Grant
Belk Hudson
Pulaski
Pulaski, Tennessee
Tensee
Ross
Joe Eliott
Miz
By Helen Folett
Zwieback
Dorothy DIX
The
Gell Syndicate
Miss DIX
Moye
Loyd's Rue Stone
Chloe Marr
Singing Waters
Bell Timson
Dugger’s Book Store
S Johnston
Louisanne Delicatessen & Cafe
Grant St
Second Ave
E.vine ST
State National Bank
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Goodhousekeeping Institute
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Credit Clothing
Second Avenue
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McGough Bakeries
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