Tea Hosted by Mrs Hardwick for Daughter's Visit
Mrs J J Hardwick hosted a seated afternoon tea to honor her daughter Mrs H D Hardwick of Randolph Field Texas who is visiting here. The event featured pink and white flowers and an ice course. Assisted by Mrs Doc Hurst Mrs J R Nix and Mrs T L Baker Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hardwick
H. D. Hardwick
Randolph Field
Texas
Hardwick
Doc Hurst
J. R. Nix
Athens, Ga
T. L. Baker Jr
Anne Brownson
James H. Johnson
Berkeley
Calif
Mrs. Johnson
Mary Battle King
Mary Leigh Lynne
Sarah Frances Sherard
Paula Robinson
Anne Robinson
Ann Leroy King
Catherine Goforth
Anne Carrell
Pattie Harris
Noel Harris
Jane Katherine Margaret Wiley
Johnson
Marianna Mason
Arnold Brown
Personal notices of visits and returns across states
Mrs S D Brock returns home after a month with her son and daughter in law Eldon and Mrs M A Dinsmore in Chattanooga joined by Mrs M A Dinsmore. Marvin Dinsmore of Celina Tenn arrives for a visit and will return with Mrs Marvin Dinsmore and son to Celina. J R Nix return to Athens Ga after visiting sister Mrs J J Hardwick and relatives. Mrs Buford Nichols and two children and her mother plan a visit in Athens Ga with JO Nix. Lt and Mrs H D Hardwick return to Randolph Field Texas after leave with parents. Mrs Donald Humphrey and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Brock
Eldon Jones
Chattanooga
Marvin Dinsmore
Celina
Tenn
M. A. Dinsmore
Mrs. J. R. Nix
Athens, Ga
J. J. Hardwick
Buford Nichols
Peggy
Billy
J. H. Nichols
JO Ronix
Athens
H. D. Hardwick
Randolph Field
Texas
Gainesville
Rome
Lookout Mountain
No Other Gods Before Me In Bible Lesson
The July 14 Uniform Lesson centers on Exodus 20 3 and related verses. It discusses Israelite idolatry and loyalties to Jehovah Joshua's exhortation to serve the Lord, Jesus tests of loyalty in the wilderness and on the Mount and the call to choose God over wealth family or other masters. The parable of the feast shows invitation bias toward the needy over the rich and influential in church life.
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Jehovah
Egypt
Joshua
God
Jesus
John the Baptist
Satan
Mount
Atures Syndicate, Inc
Movie Fans Tricked by Hollywood Glamour Claims
Bob Thomas reports that industry insiders defend keeping audiences unaware of dubbing and faked effects to preserve cinema magic. The piece cites Lee Bowman supporting secrecy about Rita Hayworth singing, warns against exposing wigs and wires, and mentions MGM animals and Broadway ambitions amid a gallery of stars and productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Lee Bowman
Bowman
Cincinnati
Columbia
Rita Hayworth
Rita
Lee
Ward Bond
Social Roundup of Visitors and Illnesses in Local Area
Daughters and relatives from Nashville Chattanooga and Jacksonville visit with local families including the Goode Hardwick and Pou households. The page notes overnight arrivals for a Mary Esther Florida house party and mentions Anna Frances Zelinka’s measles recovery, with others traveling to Lookout Mountain and Birmingham. Continuous updates reflect multiple families, guests, and ill health among residents and visitors.
Mrs Miller Honored on 86th Birthday Dinner
Mrs J C Miller of Danville was feted at home on her 86th birthday. Attending were numerous relatives and friends from Danville Decatur Hulace Moulton Hillsboro Nashville and Dayton Ohio including Mr and Mrs J W Brewer Don Story Luther Brewer Bud Story Connie Kelsoe and J D Miller among others.
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J. C. Miller
Danville
E. L. Miller
Connie Kelsoy
Quinton Kelsoe
Robert Vinson
J. D. Miller
Lee McCulloch
Bobbie
Raborn Cross
Ted Means
Decature
Seldon Means
Earl McBride
Tuscumbia
Dixie.ilton
Tanner
Willie Shelton
Moulton
Jamie McBride
Dayton
Ohio
Charlie McBride
Hillsboro
Dave Sams
Nashville
Irvin Holland
Evie Clark
England Faces Peak Food Scarcity Warns British Vice Consul
British vice consul J Ritc hie MacPherson reports from here that England endures greater food scarcity than at any wartime point. He has just returned from a two month visit to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
J. Ritchie MacPherson
England
MacPherson
Foster-Goldston Wedding Planned This Saturday
Bonnie Earl of Russellville heads for Fosterhaven where Wynell Gargus of Memphis arrives to attend as a bridesmaid. The ceremony couples Foster and Goldston appears on the family homestead as the bride’s relatives gather for the event. Other local updates include Mrs. B. M. Cornell and sons Ed and Pat returning from the coast, A. C. Bailey’s trip to New Orleans, Henry Day’s discharge from the U S Navy Reserve in Dallas, and the Sibleys returning to Russellville after a visit with their daughter Mrs. W H Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynell Gargus
Memphis
Tenn
Foster-Goldston
Fosterhaven
B. M. Cornell
Pat
RFC Accepts Priority Applications for Non Veteran Small Businesses
Effective July 15 the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will accept priority applications from non veteran small business enterprises for surplus property purchases. Alabama manager Fred H. Foy announced these will be received at the Birmingham agency office and the Mobile branch. WAA will continue handling veteran priority applications.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fred H. Foy
Alabama
Foy
Birmingham
Comet Building
Mobile
St. Francis Street
RFC
War Assets Administration
WAA
Daily Exhibiting Biggest Onions
The editorial office notes onions exhibited by D. T. Suit of Lacon as the biggest. two onions weighed 2 pounds 4 ounces and 2 pounds 8 ounces. A radish also weighed 1 pound 3 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily Today
D. T. Suit
Lacon
Modest Maidens Trademark and Advice Columns
A reader asks about a girl turning 18 and leaving home to work while staying free from her mother’s rules. Dorothy Dix warns that 18 is not guaranteed independence and stresses consequences of running away and associations with married men. A 14 year old asks about a bicycle. the columnist endorses bicycle riding as healthy and harmless, criticizing overprotective parenting.
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Sua ES
Dorothy DIX
Jennie
Wisdom for Mothers in Law Keeps Son's Marriage Strong
The letter advises mothers in law to view their sons' marriages as the priority, avoid interference, and support the wife. It urges accepting distance, offering wisdom, patience, and restraint to keep the union healthy and lasting.
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Era
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Ernie Pyle
Dugger's Book Store
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Frank Morgan
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Claghorn
Herbert Marshall
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Anne Jeffreys
Met Opera
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Razor's Edge
Big Boss
D. Z
George Jessel
Sarah Louise
Nashville, Tenn
Mrs. Z. K. Goode
Helen Bogart
Rex Pou
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Mary Esther, Fla
Dick Rives Jr
Anna Frances Zelinka
W. F. Rauschenberg
Miami, Fla
C. R. Hudson
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Lula Dillehay
Mary Love
Melba Jean Langford
Andrew Smith
West Moulton Street
W. E. Kimbrough
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Lyons Electric Company
Tim Lyons
Superior Cleaners
Mrs. Miller
Bonnie Earl
Russellville
Mrs.a. C. Bailey
New Orleans
Henry Day
Dallas
W. Day
J. N. Sibley
Ala
W. H. Day
World Book Encyclopedia
Decatur
P. D. Box
BUICK
Poole Buick Company
U.S Pat
Gels
Miss DIX
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Second Ave
Goidel’s
Helene Curtis
Holt
Hastselle
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Tnd Ave
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