Social courtesy honors Mrs J Mumphrey at luncheon
Mrs Joe Mumphrey nee Mary Lewis was honoree at a noon luncheon at the Cornelian Hotel hosted by her sister Miss Virginia Lewis. Citrus heart centerpiece chrysanthemums, three course menu, and a seating plan listed attendees including Mrs Joe Humphrey Jr Mrs J J Humphrey Sr Mrs Roy Lewis and others.
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Humphrey
Joe Mumphrey
Mary Lewis
Virginia Lewis
Cornelian Hotel
Joe Humphrey, Jr
J. J. Humphrey, Sr
Roy Lewis
Byron Carrell
Ray Pool
Bebe Stone
Robert Rice
Thomas Brooks
Lewis
Personal notices out of Hartwell area daily life
A long list of local residents and military family news from East Walnut Street to Decatur notes illnesses recoveries homecomings and travel. Entries mention A J Coleman Jr Hartwell Davis Reeder Banks Mrs W M Voorhies T Sgt Bobby Banks Lt Robert Bell Colonel Louis Stickney and others with arrivals returns weddings engagements and schooling updates in Birmingham Decatur and Birmingham Alabama along with travel to Seattle Fort McPherson Atlanta and Del Rio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Banks
Robert R. Banks
Seattle
Washington
Servin
Alaska
Marriages Abroad and the War Time Dilemma
Dorothy Dix argues that 100000 American soldiers wed abroad, but most unions will fail. She cites homesickness and cultural distance as key obstacles, noting couples fare best when sharing familiar customs and language at home.
Marriage Across Class Gaps And Household Tastes
A humorous reflection on marriage from two social worlds. It notes that class differences, mismatched tastes, and even ordinary habits like cooking can strain partnerships. The piece cites Irvin Cobb on Civil War loyalties and jokes about onions, urging caution in pushing luck with mismatched spouses.
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Irvin Cobb
Sali
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. M. Bloodworth
M. E
Central Methodist W. S.C. S
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Westminster Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Braden Fleming
Carter Dobbs
James H. Johnson
Cotillion Club
Decatur Cotillion Club
Oelock
Carnegie Library
Frank Richardson, Jr
Trinity
Stephens Chapter
Rayburn’ Neville
St.john’s Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
St. John’s Episcopal” S Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Auxiliary Business Meeting
First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
FIRST
Methodist
Methodist W.scs
Arthur A. Jones
Barrett C. Shelton
Mrs. McGwier
Mrs
Vernon McGwier
J. G. Hudson
Spartanburg
D. C
R. A. Moler
New York City
Gray Hunter
Anniston
J. L. Anderson
Huntsville
Haie Hix
Talladega
Jane Lane
Joe Morgan
Gadsden
Young Matron’s Bible Club
The
Young Matron's Bible Club
William G. Stone
Decatur
Progressive Culture Club
Dwight “Mixson
Jackson Street
W. W. Wright
Central Methodist Church
Eighth Avenue East
Johnny Hampton
L. D. McMillan
Sally McCall
W. R. Lott
Hallie Ransom
Hartselle
Japan
James Bradley
P. C. Hastings
Hudson
Loyd’s Drug Store
Thor
Iko
Tirey
Womens
A. J. Coleman Jr
East Walnut Street
Hartwell Davis
Reeder Banks
Oak Park
Harry Carpenter
Iingham
Clyde Nichol
Beverly Ann
Little K, Ark
Cecil Kirkpatrick
Birmingham
Jimmy Nichols
Guy H. Orr and Son
Annie Orr
Robert J. Bell
U. S. Army Air Corps
India
China
William S. Kirby
Adams Apartments
Louis Stickney
U.S. Army
Stickney
Fort McPherson
Howard Thompson
McWilliams Hospital
del Rio
Texas
R. L Parham, Sr
Margaret Parham
Marvin Brown
Kamchatka
Dolly M. Porter
Fred S. Graves
Ae McEntire
University , Alabama
Tellette McWhorter
Nashville
Bettye Boyce
Akron
Hio
David Lipscomb College
Leo Wright
Com. l
Charles Darrah
J. W. Darrah
A. E. Darrah
Kate Darrah
Mrs. Perry Orr
Jonathan
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Atlanta
Jons Stickney
Dorothy DIX
Lee
6Th Ave
Moulton St
Texaco Products
Firestone
Megane Ey
Cole
America
Bing Crosby
WMSL
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