Mitchell Richardson-Walker Richardson Mitchell Jr. wedding
Mrs B M Bloodworth reports the December 1 First Methodist ceremony for Ellie Walker Richardson and William Henry Mitchell Jr. with Rev Bennet T Waites officiating. Attendants included Richardsons and Muss, with a reception at the bride’s home and out-of-town guests from Florence Birmingham and Plainfield. Traveling outfits noted for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Ellie Walker Richardson
Roswell Hine Richardson
William
Henry Mitchell Jr
William Henry Mitchell Sr
Celestine Martin Mitchell
Florence
First Methodist Church
Bennett T. Waites
Emily Chandler
Nick Flood
Marshall Smith
John S Richardson
Thos. M. Rogers
Other Perritt
Major Smith
Richardson
William Henry Mitchell
Uhland Redd
Julia Wilson
Jinnie Walker
Ellen Martin
J. E. Horton
Edward Goodrich
T. S. Woodroof
R. C. Martin
W. E. Estes Jr
le Grand Wilson
Wm, Young
Maclin Frierson
Ben F. Smith
Bruce Sherrill
William Anderson
Alice and
Cruse Patton
Julia . Wood
R. J. Childers
E. J. Childers
R. R. Childers
Plainfield
N. J
C. B. Richardson
Louisville
Ryan Richardson
Nashville
Dave Martin
Gilchrist
Courtland
Uhland Redd Jr
Robert Martin
Hurl Walker
Personal notices of illness and travel in the region
Charles Mixson remains ill with flu and confined at home. Sidney Boyce Yarbrough is ill at his parents home. Mrs. L. D. True visits from Louisville and Decatur, planning a Louisville departure after Norfolk and Chattanooga. Ray Ellner returns from Arkansas after military service. Several others attend a funeral in Jasper, Alabama. Mrs. Fred Cowan of Ann Arbor visits family in town. Winfred Head ill with flu. Dr. Robert Liston visits Bristol after time with parents. Miss Ruth Black spends time with Clinton, Tennessee relatives. Mrs. Byron Carrell travels to Atlanta to reunite with husband awaiting U S Army Air Corps discharge. Miss Mary Jo Reeves confined with flu symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Carrell
Atlanta, Ga
U. S. Army Air Corps
Athens News Items Lyceum debut and local visits
Mrs Chas King of Decatur Road returned from a visit with her daughter Dorothy a student at Hardink College Searcy Ark where she saw Dorothy assist in directing the first Lyceum number Dorothy assisted director Miss Dor othy The post includes Mr and Mrs Arnold Young Florence who spent the weekend with Mrs Young's parents Mr and Mrs Rodger Thompson Florence Road Mrs Pauline Looney Armmne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. King
Decatur Road
Dorothy
Hardink College
Searcy
Ark
Penetro Relief Promoted as Family Mutton Soothe
Advert says Penetro rub rich in mutton soreness eases local congestion and soothes nerve ending pain. It loosens phlegm and reduces coughing with vapors for easier breathing. Grand mothers remedy upgraded by modern science targets families and children. 25 cents or 35 cents for double supply.
Lawful or private justice debated by Royde and Treves
In a dialogue heavy scene Royde argues for taking the law into one’s own hands when justice fails, while Treves condemns private punishment. Treves then recounts a case of a murder by a child and raises questions about intent, responsibility, and memory as the group contemplates moral boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Royde
Mr. Royde
Thomas
Treves
Royde
Audrey
Mr. Treves
Ray
Kay
Mary Aldin
Ted Latimer
Mary
Sore Fingertips Relieved By a Peroxide Solution
A 1945 King Features Syndicate article explains fingertip soreness from rough-paper work and how hydrogen peroxide applications, applied to each fingertip, reduced pain for workers in a paper bag factory. Extensions of the treatment and need for study are noted. A separate reader question discusses night sweats and possible causes such as infection, advising medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vincent Bates
England
Bates
W.J
Death notices and family updates from multiple Kentucky towns
Thun of Louisville mourns death of grandfather J A Green. Ann Beasley born Dec 3 to Eddie Ashford and wife. Thos W Patterson to return home soon after over three years at sea. Harry Phelps hosts weekend guests at his mother’s home. Looney family attends funeral of J A Green. Knoxville and Lexington ties noted. Mattie Ola Hargrove and David Sims wed Nov 29 by Rev Akins. John A Green, 76, of Lexington, dies Nov 29 in Florence hospital. survivors listed including Flora E Green wife and children in Wilson Dam Lexington Athens and Hazel Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thun
Louisville
J. A. Green
Eddie Ashford
Ann Beasley
F. C. Patterson
Thos. W. Patterson
Harry Phelps
W. D. Phelps
Lowell Looney
Knoxville
Looney
Mattie Ola Hargrove
David Sims
Rev. Akins
Tanner
Dear Dorothy Dix: Young wife torn by love and marriage
A 19 year old mother of twins asks Dorothy Dix for advice about an affair with a much older married man who plans to travel to South America and hopes his wife will grant a divorce. She questions leaving her husband and risking fidelity for possible reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aithonen
R. C
California
Reno
Dorothy DIX
South America
Ifté
Peggy Hopeless Case Answer
The piece implies a blunt view on a young woman named Peggy who, by age nineteen, has faced two betrayals by men and learned little from them, deemed a hopeless case. The text presents a terse recitation rather than a full narrative or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column Fragment
A reader asks Dorothy Dix for guidance after a brief marriage. She left for California, then returned when her husband pleaded. Now he coldly ignores her and spends long hours reading at home, and she protests his treatment of her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
California
Dear Miss Dix Dance Dilemma At High School
A reader seeks guidance on choosing a date for a school dance. The friend prefers a different boy, and the writer wonders whether to turn down the first invitation to favor the friend and then accept another. The adviser replies that the first caller may be offended if passed over without a clear reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Bobby-Soo
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Wykeers
Will Wyker
J. W. Wyker
Hotel
Lyons
John H. Jones
Points West
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Frederick S. Hunt, Jr
Barrett Shelton
R. W. Orr
Maynard Layman
Arthur A. Jones
Loyd Lively
A. C. Bailey
W. J. Duncan, Jr
Joe Hagler
John Davis
Frank Richardson, Jr
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Eugene M. Morrow
Pinkney Pruitt
E. W. McLeod
Bob Harris
George Wallace
Seybourne Lynnie
Sim Lovelady
Skeggs Crawford
Berthold Kennedy
Comer Ezell
Albert Clapton
John Wood
William S. Kirby
Garner Pride
Jack Doss
Terry L. Moore
W. W. Glass
First Presbyterian Church
McDonald
W.S
Vera Austelle
L. J. Ramage
Howard Garner
Polly Morris
Mrs. Paul
Sarah Jean Reev
Breck Reeves
C.E. Barker
J. W. Joiner
C H.campbell
Bill Morris
Tulu Templeton
Barlow
Ninth Street
Methodist Sunday School
The
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charles Mixson
Sidney Boyce Yarbrough
Mrs
Marvin Yarbrough
L. D. True
Decatur
T. B. Rogers
Norfolk
Chattanooga
Ray Ellner
Points
Arkansas
Georgie Miller
A. J. Houser
William Wilder
Quince Eddens
Jasper
Ala
Frances Martin
Fred Cowan
Ann Arbor, Mich
H. Wohl
Winfred Head
Jackson Street
Robert—T
bh.Liston
King College
Bristol, Tenn
R. T. Liston
Ruth Black
Mr. E. Black
Clinton, Tenn
Mary Jo Reeves
Moye’s
Allied van Lines, Inc
MR. Couch
Western Union
Telegraph
Aporug
Goidel’s Drug Store
TS Shumake’s
Bank Street
Athens News
Wright
Igatya
Ted Lati
Mer
Features Syndicate
Mr. Latimer
Malaya
Ted
Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Eliza Coffee
Flora E. Green
E. J. Martin
Wilson Dam
Richard White
Lexington
Kyle Looney
Athens
Paul E. Green
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fornice Ray
Craig’s Barber Shop
2Nd Ave
Lee
6Th Ave
Moulton St
Texaco Products
Firestone
Freda McCulloch
Moye
Chester Walker
Moyes Barber Shop
Moye’s Barber & Beauty Shop
Sik
Belk’s
Salvation Army
Joel H. Hollis
Australia
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