Washington clinic romance deepens in late chapter
Norman Brandt and nurse Cynthia Doyle navigate love and friendship amid hospital scenes near Washington. Cynthia faces pressure from Norman while Roz schemes for a party to advance her own romance, as Julius’s recovery remains uncertain. The cliffhanger leaves relationships unsettled.
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Norman Brandt
Cynthia Doyle
Washington, D. C
Cynthia
Sellers
Doyle
Mr. Brandt
Norman
Roz
Walt
Julius
Nora
Tommy
Alan
Ordination Sermon at Central Baptist Church in Decatur
Rev. Van Arsdale preached the ordination sermon Sunday at Central Baptist Church. Local notices mention visits by Mr. and Mrs. Milford Humphries in Orlando and other Florida trips, a fifth birthday party for Danny Wright, and the birth of Sandra Gail Carter in Arab Hospital. Luther Fuller, a prominent Alabama farm figure, retires from TCI United States Steel after 45 years of agricultural work.
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van Arsdale
Central Baptist Church
Decatur
Milford Humphries
Wayne Wright
Orlando
Florida
H. J. Latham
Leesburg
W. O. Walker
Jers
Jean
Sue
Louie Nunnelley
Sim
Alabama
Luther Fuller
T.C.I
United States Steel Corporation
Fuller
Ist
Community Notes from Union Grove Church and Nearby Visits
A large crowd attended church with visitors Rev and Mrs Howard Smallwood from Birmingham and others from Decatur Morgan City and Arab. Social events included an ice cream party at Alvie Thomas home with many attendees. Cpl Donald Lawrence left for Fort Smith Arkansas after furlough with wife and daughter. Bonnie Joyoe of Huntsville visited Ann Hornbuckle and Gordon Boles of Bessemer visited his sister Mrs Harold Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smallwood
Birmingham
Roy Ferguson
Sylvia Ferguson
Decatur
Bert Bray
Morgan City
Elvin Light
Bill Brooks
Huntsville
Harold Brooks
Alvie Thomas
Meredeth Puckett
Betty Johnson
Rhena
Gertrude Burks
Malcom
D. C. Thomas
Boyd King
Charles Jones
Charles Thomas
Shirley Abercrombie
Donald Brazelton
Joe Lenox
Gerald Abercrombie
H. C. Smallwood
T. E. Burks
Mathew Thomas
Jerry
Carol Goodson
Clara Hipps
M. C. Yancey
Cpl
Donald Lawrence
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Bonnie Joyoe
Ann Hornbuckle
Gordon Boles
Bessemer
Lawrence County Speaks on Moves and Visits
Hazel McCaghren and Mrs. Charles Speake plan to move to Danville where he will coach and teach at a school. Mr and Mrs Ike Johnson Jr hosted family at Decatur. Bible school at Baptist Church starts July 5 with attendance at Sunday 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel McCaghren
Decatur
George Nancarrow
Danville
Ike Johnson, Jr
Johnson
Cross
Baptist Church
Charles Pullen
Carrie Speake
Robert Alexander
Allen Way
Imogene Johnson
Moulton
Wesley Curtis
Sullivan
J. S. Pearce
Betty Hampton
Marie Freeman
The
Cancer Research Grants Awarded in Alabama Institutions
The American Cancer Society approved two grants totaling 40572 dollars to Alabama institutions for 1954 55. Southern Research Institute Birmingham receives 24872 dollars while Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn Department of Animal Husbandry and Nutrition gets 15700 dollars. Announcement by Mrs Lillian G Meade executive director Alabama Division of the American Cancer Society notes funding from Alabama Crusade donors since 1945 totals 65384098 dollars.
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Birmingham
Alabama
American Cancer Society
Southern Research Institute
Department of Animal Husbandry and Nutrition
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Lillian G. Meade
Blind Ex Marine May Win Carnegie Medal
Mobile 22 year old blind ex Marine Charles Vines saved two girls from drowning in the Pascagoula River last Sunday following their cries for help. The Mobile Red Cross chapter unanimously recommended him for the Carnegie Medal for extraordinary heroism. He was blinded by a mortar explosion in Korea.
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Mobile
Charles Vines
American Red Cross
Vines
Carnegie Foundation
Pascagoula
Barbara Wood
Anne Louise Ball
Korea
Sunday School Omitted for Funeral Services at Old Chalybeate Church
Funeral of Mr. John Voss held at Old Chalybeate Church at 2 p m. Sunday. Mrs Ida Rose visited relatives in Lawrenceburg Tennessee and several local families extended sympathy to Rev E O Spain of Sulphur Springs. Visits by Mr and Mrs B J Cahela to the Filyan home and by Tommy Templin of Bessemer to evolve with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voss
Old Chalybeate Church
Ida Rose
Joe Voss
Lawrenceburg
Tennessee
E. O. Spain
Sulphur Springs
B. J. Cahela
Louis M. Filyan and Sons
Tommy Templin
Bessemer
Eugene Hayes
Decatur
Clyde Jones
Herbert Eady
Tri-Cities
George Eady
Puerto Rican Crisis Described by Henry La Cossitt
New York writer Henry La Cossitt addressed about 200 at the University of Alabama urging Americans to better understand Puerto Rico. He argued against myths about crime, revolt, relief dependence, and race, noting lower death rates and a population-based crisis tied to overpopulation and economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
United States
Puerto Rico
Henry la Cassitt
New York
Morgan Hall
U. S
la Cossitt
Pu Rico
Low Salt Diet Helps Manage High Blood Pressure
A historical note reports that reducing sodium intake can lower blood pressure and prevent heart failure complications. It mentions salt restriction aiding treatment, with caution about monotony and potential potassium deficiency from certain resins.
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Capwright
King
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Lawrence County
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Terry
Leno
California
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