Pettusville Church News and Local Visitors
Brother Walters from Nashville preached at the Church of Christ Sunday morning. J. C. Atkinson returned to church after his operation and two weeks in hospital. Mrs. Dale Holt and Mrs. J. D. Harlow ill with flu. L. E. Robinson staying with daughter. Freeman Smith and Mrs. Smith called to Hartsville by deaths of L. C. Osborne and others fatally burned. Fred Smith and Pettus visitors en route to Montgomery after discharge from Army. Mira Dunnavant from David Lipscomb College visiting par ents. Pettus and Lola Pettus with Ruby Jo visited Will A. Gilbert at Prospect Station. Walters dined with K. C. Dunnavant. Hitfield visited Ardmore. W. A. Eaves and Glenn Holland in Pettusville and Athens respectively.
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Brother Walters
Nashville
Church of Christ
J. C. Atkinson
Dale Holt
J. D. Harlow
L. E. Robinson
J. D. Harsite
Freeman Smith
Hartéelle
L. C. Osborne
Little So
Fred Smith
North Carolina
Stout Pettus
Decatur
Lola Pettus
Pettus
Smith
Montgomery
Ala
Mira Dunnavant
David Lipscomb College
Tenn
K. C.dunnavant
T. W. Pettus
Anna Dew
Ruby Jo Pettus
Veto
W.B. Spence
Thomas Pettus
Lola
Mamie Pettus
Will A. Gilbert
Prospect Station 2
U S Loses Ears Washington Dec 6
FBIS of the FCC ends 24 hour monitoring of foreign radio broadcasts after operating since 1941. The service has tracked international broadcasts around the clock, marking a shift in U S intelligence gathering.
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Washington
Sam
Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service
FBIS
Federal Communications Commission
Korea as Seen by an American Soldier Letter Home
A soldier in Korea writes to Mrs. Shirley Dean describing Seoul as a crowded mountain-ringed capital with diverse streets, modern cars, crowded streetcars, many bicycles, and an ox-cart, noting rice farming, harvest time, and hopes for peace as he remains patient on duty abroad.
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Korea
Shirley Dean
Lacey
Louise
America
Seoul
Lawrence County Speake Mrs Charles Speake Report
Rev Hardiman filled the pulpit on the first Sunday at Lebanon and delivered a splendid message. The Korean women dress in long skirts and short jackets with rubber shoes, strap babies to their backs, and carry bundles on their heads. Japanese women wear bright kimonos and wooden shoes, native homes have bare floors with mats, and meals use chopsticks. The capitol building resembles other state capitols, with offices of the military government nearby. The community lives in an art gallery, enjoys free movies, open air markets, and friendly locals, while language barriers and homesickness persist as mail moves slowly.
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Capitol Building
Local Notices From Speake Area Community
Residents report teacher substitutions due to illness at Speake. Mrs Buck-Way remains ill at home. Buck family moved to old Speake residence. Herman McCarley, Texas native and recent soldier, spent a week here. brother Herbert serves in the Navy. younger J C Was killed in action last February. Rufus Norwood of Decatur visited relatives, as did Mr and Mrs Felix Bucknell and family and T K Hi2man. Henry oo of Hartsebe and family visited the Weaver home spouses in recent days.
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Beckit
Chester
Buck-Way
Buck
Herman McCariey
Texas
Rwn
Herbert
Navy
J. C
Rufus
Norwood
Decatur
Public Notice in Puckett v Puckett Morgan County Al
Morgan County Court in equity issues order of publication for Lil Lian Puckett a non resident of Alabama with unknown address. Publication in Decatur Daily weekly for four weeks. Defendant must plead answer or demur to the bill by December 14 1945 or the bill may be confessed. VIN West Register. Nov 15 22 20 Dec 5
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Leonard Puckett
Lillian Puckett
Morgan County Court
Morgan County
Alabama
Register
Diligers
Decatur Daily
Vin West
Local residents report illness affecting several families
Mr and Mrs John R Stephenson and Eaton Stephenson have flu. Chesterline Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Johnson is recovering from pneumonia at grandparents home. Mr and Mrs Eaton Stephenson and Miss Anne Beck a teacher at Speake have been ill for a week.
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John R. Stephenson
Eaton Stephenson
Chesterline Johnson
Chester Johnson
Anne Beck
L and Paz Bolivian Output Surpasses Seventy Percent
In the report from L and Paz Bolivia the article states that the region produces 80 percent of the value of all manufactured goods in the country, highlighting its dominant role in national industry and economic activity.
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L& Paz
Bolivia
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Limestone County
Pettusville
Lee
Texaco Products
Firestone
U. S
Buckley
Caddell Drug CO
Goidel
Try
Lawrence County
Charles
Hardiman
Lebanon
Family Flour Institute
Dept. E
Nashville Trust Bidg
Tennessee
Lene Ta
Felix Bucknell
Herman McCarley
T. K. Hi
Henry Oo
Hartsebe
Westere
J. B. Weaver
Moroline Quality Petroleum
Bank St
MR. Couch
Western Union
Telegraph
Gunter’s
Aes Ee
Second Avenue
Johnston Street
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