Society Notes and Weddings Recap from Local Breakfast
Miss Carolyn Zejtler hosted a breakfast at Cornelian Hotel with guests including Miss Bibb and Miss Susan Bibb a bride elect. Eva Hamilton and William Patton wed quietly in Decatur, and several locals plan Fourth of July visits and outings as Miss Wade and other guests arrive for weekend stays.
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Carolyn Zejtler
Cornelian Hotel
Susan Pibb
Miss Bibb
Bibb
Marjorie Phinizy
Bill Sears
Katherine Boswell
W. F. Boswell, Jr
Ray Pepper
Louisa Barnett
Donald Branum
Elinor Green
Bessie Peach
Corinne Cole
Macon
Kitty Ivy
Mary Sue Hardin
Ruth Johnston
Zeitler
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Sund reports a cryptic entry involving ta en or pays ma cue ak4 140f Sund. The note reads as a fragment with unclear context and no identifiable events, persons, or organizations.
Decorations Damaged. Parade Floats Replaced and Ready
High winds damaged street decorations under Robert L. Rehm's direction. replacements underway. About 25 to 35 decorated floats and cars will march at 10 o’clock led by parade chairman J. E. McClary. notable floats include Decatur Your City Boost It and Decatur way to Northern Alabama.
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Robert L. Rehm
Mr. Rehm
J. E. McClary
Decatur
Eway
Alabama
Chamber of Commerce
Decatur Iron and Steel Company
Alabama Brick and Tile Company
Decatur Daily
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Woman's Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Civitan Club
India and World War II stakes loom in British planning
The piece discusses Britain’s India command under General Wavell and the strategic role of India as a war base amid fears of German and Japanese moves. It notes Auchinleck’s remarks on sea and air control, Wavell’s transfer, and the broader threat to India including Iran, Iraq, and possible Axis aims in Persia and the subcontinent.
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Hitler
Russia
Claude Auchinleck
Britain
Middle East
Asi
Archibald Wavell
Auchinleck
India
Wavell
Near East
Germany
Iran
Persia
Iraq
Japan
Delhi
Pettey to Preach at Hopewell Church
Guy Pettey will preach Sunday morning at eleven oclock at Hopewell church near Danville. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettey
Hopewell Church
Guy Pettey
Danville
Local families and visitors noted in Florence and area
Mrs Prentis Howell and family visit. Mr and Mrs Lonnie Davis and three children from Florence are identified with Mr and Mrs R L H Street Sancini of Danville. M G West travels in Georgia and vacation with family. Warrick recovering after tonsil removal at parental home. Hartselle family activities include a baby visit. Mitchells return from Jacksonville with Glenn Mitchell family. Perry Orr and son Jonathan visit Charlotte. Mrs John Straiten and others spend Fourth in Murphy with Miss Mabel Freeman. Robert Mason of Guntersville visiting Williams family. Barah Elliott attends Church of God assembly in Winchester Kentucky. West and Martha Veat visit Haleyville relatives. Marl Wilcott to have weekend leave from Camp Claiborne. R A Burleson travels to Butler to join state highway dept. Dr J W Lynn and Atlanta relatives visit Dons. Agnes Jones of Selma visits locally.
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William
Hartselle
Wil
George Mitchell
Glenn Mitchell
Jacksonville
Fla
Perry Orr
Jonathan
Charlotte
N.C
Nina Freeman
Mary Sue Freeman
Murphy, N
Mabel Freeman
Robert Mason
Guntersville
Leslie Williams
Barah Elliott
Winchester
Young People's Assembly of the Church of God
Mr. West
Martha D. Veat
Haleyvile
Marl Wilcott
Camp Claiborne
R. A. Burleson
Butler
Ala
Burleson
State Highway Department
J. W. Lynn
Atlanta
Dons
Agnes Jones
Selma
Rotary Club of Hartselle closes strong year
The Hartselle Rotary Club, led by outgoing president M. H. Broom, summarized a successful year at the First Christian Church. New president B. G. Hall outlined plans for 1941 42. Visitors included Mrs. M. H. Broom and Jack Doss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Broom
Hartsellé Rotary Club
First Christian Church
B. G. Hall
BG. Hall
Jack Doss
Boyd Puryear
John F. T. Brown
Grady Reinhart
Marvin Hu
James Weaver
B. P. Thornhill
Lyman
Jones
Elbert Drinkard
John Ll. Houston
M. _Nelson
Borr
Jones Grady Reinhart
Cripple Children's Fund
First Methodist Church
the Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
J.W. Henderson
p.Sample
Eric Howell
Lizzie Reed Penn
Scouts Prepare July Fourth Parade in Decatur District
All Boy Scouts in the Decatur District are urged to assist in the Friday July Fourth celebration. Scouts from all troops should meet the District in front of Bible School Friday morning at 8:90 wearing uniforms and be on time. City officials are listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dougherty
Gordon Drive
Fourth Avenue
James L. Rankin
Harry Higdon
Earl] Glenn
T. H. Fitzpatrick
Boy Scouts
South Bank
Decatur
Bible School
Scouta
Apartment Vacancies Prompt Daily Want Ad Push
Landlords warned of money loss from vacant units and encourage posting a Want Ad in The Daily to attract prospective tenants quickly.
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the Daily
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