Armored Division Moves 100 Miles In Test Run
The United States Army second armored division completes a 100 mile jump from Fort Benning to Panama City as 10,520 troops and 2,000 machines rush southward. Officers tout it as the nation’s strongest fighting force while providing morale boosting entertainment and rolling kitchens for comfort during the long drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tyler
Abbeville
Ala
Second Armored Division
United States Army
Vivouac
Blakely
Fort Benning
Panama City
Fla
Louis J. Storck
Storck
Armendi Helps Kit Reilly Unfold a Triple Life in New York
In October Kit O'Reilly, recovering from a taxi crash, learns letters from Vance and her mentor Armendi chart a path for her singing career. Armendi trains her to feel through music amid poverty, Verdi to Melba, while Kit balances Kitty O'Reilly, Kit Reilly, and Mary Moore personas and a growing vow to use her gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran LE Maze
New York
Kit
Telegraph
Post
Vance
Simon
Helfier
Sam
Armendi
Kit O'Reilly
Armend
Verdi
Mozart Caruso
Melba
Jenny Lind
Kitty O’reilly
Kitty O'Reilly
Mary Moore
Fran
Sembler
Jerry
Kit Reilly
Canfield County Fair
Field test shows tank engine repair and recovery service
Troop mechanics demonstrate rapid repair methods by replacing a tank motor during the first full field test observed by representatives of the manufacturer. The trial focuses on pulling stalled trucks and passenger cars from mire as part of the recovery service evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Replac
Manufac
Plane from Fort Benning makes emergency belly landing
A 16th observation squadron plane from Fort Benning piloted by Captain J. T. Mosby made an emergency belly landing after the motor stalled in a field nearby yesterday. The observer and a merchant were with him. no injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
16Th Observation Squadron
Fort Benning
J. T. Mosby
Here
Home Demonstration Club Meetings and New Officers
The Cole Springs club met December 2 at Mrs. L A Douglas home with twenty one members. They discussed Christmas happiness, family laundry, poultry raising and table decorations. Banquet plans were made and gifts exchanged during social hour. The Winton club elected new officers and assigned leaders for various roles. The next meeting is December 18 at 2 p m at Imogene Blankenship home with gifts for the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Springs Home
L. A. Douglas
C. B. Neill
Lizzie Neill
Miss Rowe
E. L. Johnson
Paul Smith
Winton Home Demonstration Club
Coleman Whitten
Lester Whitten
Lou Lemmond
Leonard Turney
Bernice Bryant
Thomas Winton
Bara Griffin
James Winton
Better Baby
Huel Sharp
Clayton Blankenship
Mary Whitten
Tom Lyle
Onnie Waugh
Hessie Sharp
Beauna Winton
Oo. T. Sharp
Imogene Blankenship
Want Ad Help Requested for Short, Effective Copy
Local desk seeks quick assistance to craft a concise Want Ad. Call 46 for a helper to word the notice clearly, emphasizing the need, contact method, and deadline if applicable.
Labor and plans collide in a flood of quips and a steamboat delay
A fogbound Mississippi River steamboat halts at a tributary mouth provoking a jokey exchange about sight and steam power. The humor travels through Irish judges, bicycle versus tricycle quips, and a string of light reflections on work, age, fear, and clever gadgets from Decatur.
Community Social Roundup in Morgan County
J D Bowen from Tennessee spent the weekend with family. Meridith Jackson and Ed Draper from Flint visited Sunday. Mrs Odis Williams and daughter from Tullucah were guests of Mrs Courtilou Chunn. G A Johnson visited his ill mother Susie Johnson. Junior Morrow of Louisville Kentucky was in town Sunday night. Olney Brown of Tulucah stayed with sister Courtilou Chunn. Mr and Mrs Peck and daughter Joe and Mrs Russell Peck were in Decatur Friday on business. Omer Turner of Decatur was here Saturday on business. Melvin Black and Victor Glasscock of Hartnelle visited Sunday afternoon. Walter Vice of Birmingham visited Charley Vice on Monday. Alene Slate of Hartselle was also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Bowen
Tennessee
Meridith Jackson
Ed Draper
Flint
Odis Williams
Tullucah
Courtilou Chunn
G. A. Johnson
Susie Johnson
Junior Morrow
Louisville
Olney Brown
Tulucah
Mr. Peck
Joe
Russell Peck
Decatur
Omer Turner
Melvin Black
Victor Glasscock
Hartnelle
Walter Vice
Birmingham
Charley Vice
Alene Slate
Hartselle
Radish Ration for Heroines as Critics Ready Jokes
A playful line notes women of fiction will endure radish rationing while critics prepare to craft millions of witty new wisecracks, hinting at satire and cultural commentary.
Gly Cas credited by Glendale man for health relief
Charles Henderson of Glendale South Carolina says Gly Cas removed intestinal poisons and relieved kidney pain and backache after months of illness. He reports regular bowels better sleep and renewed energy enabling him to work again and urges public trial. Leading druggists in surrounding towns carry Gly Cas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henderson
Glendale
Carolina
Spartanburg
Mr. Henderson
Tarwater to Speak at Central Church Sunday
Mrs. Tom Tarwater, a Bible expositor from Tennessee, will lecture at Central church during the day school hour next Sunday. The event features a 10 o'clock session for all ages above nine to study Luke chapter eleven, with department records at 9:30 and a gathering in the main auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tarwater
Iman
Cleveland
Tenn
Decatur
Central Church
J. ©. Cowan
Tarwater
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George A. Patton, Jr
Georgia
Alabama
Russell Speake
Crosby Square
Knopf
Russell
Harry
Roy
Addy
Lyla Myers
Air
Hill
Qin Grocery
Royal Blend
Sunnydale
OLEO
Florida
York
Idaho
Hormel
Mayfair
Alaska
Xmas
Sally
Morgan County Pines
Broilers
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Checkerboard Store
Moulton Street
Loyd’s Drug Store
Joe Pesk
Mrs. Tarwater
J. R. Daniels Insurance and
W. Walnut
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