Young Brooks marriage announced in Birmingham home
Rev and Mrs S W Brooks of Cleveland Alabama announce the marriage of Lena Idelle Brooks to Robert Leron Young son of Mr and Mrs W B Young of Hamilton Alabama The ceremony July 13 at 613 South 85th Street Birmingham with close family in attendance The couple reside at 722 North Main Street Tusumbia Alabama where the groom works for the Veterans Administration and Lena will teach at Deshler High School
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Edward Burch
Carol
Birmingham
Rufus Harris
Hamilton
C. C. Brooks
Celia and
Martha
Trinity
Hubert Brooks
Decatur
W. D. Brooks
Florence
Floyd Landers
Athens College
Morgan
Colbert County
Mississippi State College
United States Army
Panama
Young
North Main Street
Tuscumbia
Alabama
Veteran's Administration
Deshler High School
Winton Guests Amid Healing and Revival Chorus
Mr and Mrs W S Watkins hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs A H Bean of Birmingham and Misses Altha and Myrtle Bean of Cullman. Willodene Mooneyham improves in Decatur General hospital after food poisoning treatment. Rev Earl Wells arrives to lead songs at a Church of God revival. 18 attended opening night with Joy Normer leading a devotional.
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W. S. Watkins
A. H. Bean
Birmingham
Altha
Myrtle Bean
Cullman
Willodene Mooneyham
Decatur General Hospital
Joe Winton
Decatur
Mary Peck
Paul Brindley
Chattanooga
Tenn
Winton
Horton
Ala
Florence Brindley
J. G. Martin
Church of God
Earl Wells
Bowling Green
Hartselle
Euel.Green
Thomas Ransom
Howard Smith
Marvin Terry
Joy Normer
Report on Hodgkins Disease Not Contagious or Inherited
Dr I R Murphree county health officer reports Hodgkins disease is not contagious or inherited. The disease affects lymph glands spleen and bone marrow and is more common in the United States than many believe. Fear of transmission is unfounded and poor dental or tonsil conditions may raise risk.
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Hodkins
I. R. Murphree
United States
Murphree
Junior BTU Enjoyable Social at Fairview Baptist
The Junior BTU class of Fairview Baptist Church enjoyed a lawn social Friday night. The event provided fellowship and light refreshments for the group and local youth.
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Fairview Baptist Church
War changed women lives and roles after the conflict
Dorothy Di2 notes that while no bombs fell locally, the war reshaped daily life, forcing women to work, adjust marriages, and raise children alone. She urges establishment of creches and community kitchens to support working mothers and their families.
George Bernard Shaw Famed for Brief Formal Schooling
The renowned writer George Bernard Shaw left school after five years of formal education, pursuing self directed study and early literary activity that shaped his later career.
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George Bernard Shaw
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John Earl Gamble
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MR. White
John Thomas King
Attalla
Betty Ruth
John Felix White
R. R. Banks
J. W. Clopton
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Allen
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Edward O. McCluskey
First Baptist Church
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Audrey Louise Stroup
M. T. Stroup
L. L. Hartselle
Morgan County
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Edward Norwood
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Hobbs and Looney
Goidel’s Drug Store
Beauty
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Rivate
Dorothy
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Geli Syndicate
Dorothy O
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Century
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