Morning Coffee Honors Bride Elect at Blair Home
A May bride elect celebrated with a morning coffee at the Blair home in Hartselle. Guests enjoyed holly and Christmas greens with a green and white bridal color scheme, a bride doll centerpiece, and silver tea service. Gifted Miss Blair wore aqua wool. guests included Gwendolyn and Nelle Payne, and many local ladies.
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Hal Jeann
Hartselle
Blair
S. A
Gwendolyn Payne
Nelle Payne
Edward Summers
Virginia Claire Bailey
Vara Anne Bennett
Rachel Pattillo
Elrod~ Burkes
Monte Black
Clarence Hardwick
Betty Jo Stewart
Jessie Nelle “Bee
Martha Whitman
Virginal Smith
Zelma Gene Payne
Tommy Kimbrough
Beth Howell
Craig Jr Ed and Buddy Garrett Head to Auburn A P I S C
S. C. Craig Jr. Ed and Buddy Garrett depart on Wednesday to Auburn for enrollment at A. P. I. S C Ed starts sophomore year while Buddy enters as a freshman. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sellers and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Craig Jr
Buddy Garrett
Auburn
S. C
Buddy
Mrs. Leonard Sellers
Penicillin early helps treat postpartum mastitis
Article notes that mastitis after childbirth often led to abscesses requiring drainage. In 24 cases penicillin given every three hours for 72 hours prevented abscess formation, with rapid fever resolution and quicker hospital discharge. Also mentions X ray therapy, sulfonamides, and diethylstilbestrol as adjuncts.
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Hodgkinson and
Nelson
Distant travel notes and visits from local residents
The article lists residents and relatives traveling or visiting over the holiday period. Carol Patterson departs Wednesday for Washington, D C after holidays with relatives. Patsy Patterson to Cedartown en route home. C Frank Losh arrives from Chicago for a few days with relatives. Mrs Losh to join him home later. Morris Roan Wit erford leaves January 8 for Norfolk. Mrs W H Day spent New Year in Russellville. W T Pritchetts back in Nashville after New Year with Dinsmore sisters. Bruce Byers enters Auburn I T to study engineering. Mrs Byers stays with Camp family. Ava Roberson learns Pfc Spurgeon Roberson landed in New Jersey after 20 months in ETO. He will go onward.
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S. E. Patterson
Patsy
Atlanta, Ga
Ava Roberson
East
Lafayette Street
Pfc
Spurgeon Roberson
New Jersey
Army sets up trans Atlantic phone service soon
The U S Army announced trans Atlantic telephone service will link parts of Germany to the United States within a week. Frankfurt and Munich troops may book calls by Jan 5 with service starting Jan 10, on a first come first served basis. Additional cities will follow and a 12 dollar fee applies, limited to emergencies.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
United States
Munich
Heidelberg
Nuernberg
Kassel
Bremen
Stuttgart
Berlin
Anti Mother-in-Law Movement Sought In Britain
London dispatches report British husbands organize an Anti-Mother-in-Law Society amid war jitters and long-standing jokes. The piece argues mothers-in-law often rescue families in hardship and warns men to value their wives' mothers as allies, not targets. Charles the Fat noted as Roman emperor and king.
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London
John
Mary
Mamie
Sally
Tom
Man Feels Brick in Stomach for Ten Years
A man reports a decade with a persistent lump of undigested food causing weakness headaches and severe constipation. After taking INNER-AID he says the brick sensation disappeared the next day and bowels are regular with gas and headaches gone. The ad claims INNER-AID of twelve herbs cleanses bowels aids liver and kidneys and is sold in Decatur drug stores.
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Decatur
Ebeneazer Church to Host Singing Event Friday Night
B T Howell announces a singing at Ebeneazer Church three miles east of Yacon on Rockroad Friday night January 4. Many outstanding singers are expected and the public is invited to attend.
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Ebeneazer Church
B. T. Howell
Yacon
Rockroad
Howell
Serviceman Honored At Homefront Dinner
James Ernest Burns returned to Charleston South Carolina after ten months in the Pacific theater and was feted at a noon dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs L V Burns and family attending were Lucile Burns Miss Mabel Burns Minnie Bolden Marvin Sandlin Roger Lott Kenneth Ray Cassey Roberson Jr James E Burns and Carolyn Sue Burns.
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James Ernest Burns
Charleston
S. C
L. V. Burns
Danville
Lucile Burns
Mabel Burns
Minnie Bolden
Marvin Sandlin
Roger Lott
Kenneth Ray
Cassey Roberson, Jr
James E. ‘Burns
Carolyn Sue
Burns
Vatican brushes off Nazi bid to halt Polish church atrocities
Vatican faced a high handed Nazi government response to stop atrocities against Catholics in Poland. The report notes the stark resistance and the Vatican’s ongoing appeals amid wartime tension in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Germany
Vatican
Catholichurch
Poland
Vatican Plea on Atrocities Rebuffed by Ribbentrop
Newly released official documents reveal the Vatican and Nazi foreign office exchanged communications about atrocities, but the Holy See received a crude brush-off when presenting the matter to Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Holy See
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Local residents on travel and returns after holidays
Friday to Fort McPherson where he will receive his discharge and arrive home soon. Sam Brock Hutchinson, ill for several days, will leave Friday to resume studies at A. P. I. Auburn. Norman Harris family to return from Dallas after Christmastide visit. Cadet Russell Edward Speake left Wednesday to resume studies at West Point after holidays with parents. W. A. Farrer and wife returned to Shreveport after visiting relatives. Frances Marie Farrer able to be out after illness. Roy B. Harkleroad and family went to Winston Salem where he will join F W Woolworth Stores. Harkleroad recently discharged from service.
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Fort McPherson
Sam Brock Hutchinson
Auburn
Russell Edward Speake
West Point
N. Y
Mrs
AR. Speake
Roy B. Harkelroad
Winston Salem, N. C
Harkleroad
F. W. Woolworth Stores
Mr. Harkleroad
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M. Bloodworth
Crittenden-Mccaig
A. D. McCaig
Falkville
Mildred
Kermit Crittenden
Haleyville
Buckley
Caddell Drug CO
Goidel’s Drug Store
MOYE
BELK
Linen Dept
Salvation Army
Fourth Avenue S
Young People's Legion
Home League
Junior Soldiers
Junior Legion
Sunbeams
Community Chest
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
Charles P. Hodgkinson
Reuben E. Nelson
Medical Corps
United States Army
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Carol
Washington, D. C
C. Frank Losh
Chicago
Losh
M. A. Leopard
Morris Roan Witerford
Norfolk
W. H. Day
Russellville
W. T. Pritchett
Nashville, Tenn
W. W. Dinsmore
Lila
Anne Pritchett
Bruce Byers
Mrs. Byers
Mrs. J. O. Camp
Hallmark
Valentine Cards
City Park Flower Shop
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Charles the III
Charles the Fat
Dorothy DIX
B. H. McBride
8Th Ave
Ebeneazer Singing
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Goidel’s
OUR
Anderson
Business College
Grant Bldg
Fux
Maxwell House Coffee
Oleo
Lake
Royal Cup
Seaboard
N. B.C
Gaines Dog Food
BY the Carton Cigarettes
Winesap Apples
Idaho
Campbell's Vegetable Soup
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Figaro
Asc
Weiners
E.o.craft
T.l.britt
Decatur Flying
Courtland Road
Aeronca
North Alabama
Norman Harris
Dallas
Texas
W. A. Farrer
Shreveport
Raymond Farrer
Frances Marie Farrer
Tire Service
Atlas and General Tires
Ryan’s Tire Service
B. G. Ryan
Bank Street
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