Miss Warren Weds Lt Muntz at Courtland Army Air Field
Miss Anne Eloyse Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Warren arren of Moulton Alabama married Edward Frank Muntz lieutenant of the U S air forces son of Mrs Katharyn Muntz and the late Mr Adolphus Muntz at 7 p m July 25 in the chapel at Courtland Army Air Field Chaplain Henry H Wilhelms officiated Baskets of white gladioli and tapers decorated the altar and music was by Sgt Raymond Campbell and Aviation Cadet David H Johnston Guests included Miss Bettye Warren maid of honor and William Muntz as best man After the ceremony the couple traveled to Ohio and points north for their wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Eloyse Warren
Howard Popearren
Moulton
Alabama
Edward Frank Muntz
U.s.-Air
Raymond Campbell
David H. Johnston
Bettye Warren
Muntz
William Muntz
Dayton
Ohio
L Dearing Nash
John Osborn
Personal notices of moves and visitors around town
Rev and Mrs Cecil J Brown and sons Delwin and Larry return to Cleveland after visiting friends here. Masters Delwin and Larry Brown of Cleveland visited with Masters Wayne and Harold Lott on the Danville Road. Mrs Leo Wright and two sons plan to join Private Leo Wright in Greenville Florida for August. Frank Nelson Foster of Huntsville visits Earl Foster. Mr and Mrs C M Kortrecht of Memphis visit their mother Mrs H A Skeggs and sister Mrs A A Jones. Aviation student A A Jones Jr returns to Shaw Field after leave with parents. Le Grande Wilson and daughter Claire visit relatives in Athens. Mrs E M Morrow and daughter Merle in Athens visiting grandmother Mrs R C Wood who is ill. Mrs C H Winston and daughter Helen Ann visit Birmingham last week. Miss Shirley Bragg at Montgoma Montgomery to attend summer school. Mr and Mrs C M Scales and Martha in Macon Miss visiting relatives. Mrs J Foster Barnwell Jr and son of Florence visit mother and grandmother Mrs Jessie Thombs. Friends learn Staff Sgt Kenneth C Lomen and wife now at Fort Wright Spokane Washington. Mrs Loten remembered as Kathryn Timberlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. Lomen
Nashville
Afenn
Fort Wright
Spokane
Wash
Loten
Kathryn Timberlake
Group Meet Set Sunday at Shoal Creek Church
A Sunday school group meeting is scheduled Sunday afternoon at Shoal Creek Baptist Church starting 2:30 PM. Attending churches include Shoal Creek Rural Grove New Friendship Cave Springs New Center and Antioch with representation expected from all. The program features a devotion by Tennis Odom reports and business at 2:45 song at 2:55 and a discussion by Charles Ed Howell on Five Things A Teacher Should Do followed by adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Creek Baptist Church
Shoal Creek
Rural Grove
New Friendship
Cave Springs
New Center
Antioch
Tennis Odom
Charles Ed. Howell
Welfare agency to screen WAC applicants in Alabama
Alabama State Welfare Department announced a new contract with the U S Army to screen Women’s Army Corps applicants. Welfare director Laura Dunn said the agency will gather and evaluate materials on enlistees to determine mental emotional and physical stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WACS
Montgomery
Ala
State Department of Public Welfare
Women's Army Corps
U.S. Army
Laula Dunn
State Welfare
Ellery Queen solves Wrightsville mystery in tavern
Ellery Queen returns to Wrightsville to reveal the truth behind Jim Haight's crimes. He exposes that the three letters implicate not Nora but Rosemary Haight, showing Nora was never the target and outlining the new, unsettled path of the case.
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Wrightsville
Pat
Ellery
Mr. Queen
New York
Pop
Lola
Cart Bradford
Jim
Nora
Patty
Gus Olesen
Carter Bradford
Bradford
C.O.D
Olesen
Carter
Queen
Cart
Gus
Jim Haight
Aote
Ellery Gen
Tly
Carl
Deetor
Hallowe’en
Ed Hotchkiss
Car
Kernel
Acorn
Hallowe'en
Edgcomb
General Delivery
Rosemary Haight
Rosemary
WPB Clarifies Lumber Order For Mills
B F Sheppard, head of the War Production Board lumber department, says mills must accept certified and rated orders up to 110 percent of monthly capacity. He notes mills misinterpreted L-335 and should not turn away rated orders even if military orders may arrive later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Sheppard
War Production Board
Lumber Department
Sheppard
Revival to Start Sunday at Pleasant Hill Baptist
Pleasant Hill Baptist church in De cature will launch a revival Sunday July 30 with services at 11 AM and two in the afternoon. Lunch will be served on the grounds at noon. Home boys will conduct the campaign. Rev. Walker Bud Bynum, pastor of Mt. Pleasant church at Smith Mills, Ky., will preach. He studied at Eldridge Baptist Academy Athens College and earned Th M at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1944. Bethea Stedham will lead song services. Morning services begin 6:30 AM and evening at 8:00 PM through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Decature
Walker
Bud) Bynum
Pleasant Hill
Eldridge Baptist Academy
Athens College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Smith Mills
Bethea Stedham
Morgan County
Goodyear Decatur Hills
City preserves Tuxedo Park name for Birmingham center
Birmingham park officials confirmed the area in the Tuxedo Junction district will retain the name Tuxedo Park despite honoring William McAlpin by designating a nearby park as McAlpin Park. The move follows resident attachment to the historic name and honors local Negro civic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Tuxedo Junction
McAlpin
Open House Planned at Maxwell Field For Army Air Forces Day
Field authorities announce an open house at Maxwell Field next Tuesday from 1 30 to 6 p m to mark the 37th anniversary of the Army Air Forces. Civilians may enter without passes. The program includes a B 24 Liberator bomber exhibit a chemical warfare demonstration and medal presentations to war heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Maxwell Field
Army Air Forces
McAlpin Park Debuts as Recreation Spot for Negroes
The Ensley district opens a new recreation area named McAlpin Park under construction for African Americans, signaling a planned public space improvement during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlpin Park
Ensley District
Dorothy Dix on Happy Marriages and Real Love
Dorothy Dix argues that romantic cinema idealism distorts mate choice and false standards of love. She says lasting marriages rely on calm, serviceful affection, suitability, and congeniality beyond romance and thrills.
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Miss Warren
LT. Muntz
PARTY
Edward Meadows
Sandra
J. A. Meadows
Fourth Avenue West
Letha Nan
Joan Parker
Jimmy Buettner
Roberta Lee West
Peggy Lipscomb
Joan Gail ‘Wallace
Jimmy Hurst
Bobby
Nancy Gentry
Mary Ruth Gentry
Betty Sue West
Mary Lou Dancy
Masonic Temple
Miss Jones
Mimi Jones
Barrett Shelton
Sherman Street
Mary Ivey
Charlotte
N. C
Janie Martin
Sheffield
Suzanne Shelton
Ann Layman
A. A. Jones
Shelton
Miss Martin
Miss Ivey
Margaret Stickney
Martha Nash
Caroline Stickney
AnnieEntire
Martha Scales
Bonnie Parks
Betty Jean Casaway
Cheri Chandler
Annie Sue Cain
Betty Simmons
Sallye Barnum
Peggy Wilds
Martha Jean
Dizzy
Henry
Charles
Dizzy) Smith
Henry Aldrich
Cupid
Roxy Theatre
Sittason
Wendellyn Gray
Jean Link
Betty Jean Johnson
Nancy Neiswender
Albert Clapton
William S. Kirby
Ben Martin Jr
J. W. Wyker Jr
Maynard Layman
Mary Louise Garrett
Cecil J. Brown
Delwin and
Larry
Cleveland
Brown
Sixth Avenue Church of God
Masters Delwin
Larry Brown
Masters Wayne
Harold Lott
Danville Road
Leo Wright
Leo Jr
Sam Malone
Greenville
Frank Nelson Foster
Huntsville
Earl Foster
C. M. Kortrecht
Memphis, Tenn
Fridday
H. A. Skeggs
A. A. Jones Jr
Shaw Field
Sumter
S. C
Ve S
le Grande Wilson
Claire
Athens
C. H. Winston
Helen Ann
Shirley Bragg
J. Foster Barnwell Jr
Florence
Jessie. Thombs
Goidel
Moye’s
Sullivan
Hotel Lyons
Ellery Queen
Little, Brown & Co
King Features Syndicate
Ing
Rose
Rae Tn
Decatur, Alabama
Dorothy Dix
Dory
Tom
The
Bell Syndicate
American Institute of Laundering
Good Housekeeping
Pettey’s Cleaners
Buttrey
HaKer
Tirey’spartment Store
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