Todd and Davis announce marriage plans in Alabama town
Miss Norma Natalie Todd, youngest daughter of the Todds, plans to wed Mr. Walter H. Todd at 6 PM Friday at the First Baptist Church. Rev Jesse Rogers will officiate with attendants including Miss Frances Allgood and Mrs C A Culver. Guests include Miss Helen Kitchens and Mrs Hubert Burleson among pre nuptial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On Todd
MR. Davis
Norma Natalie Todd
Walter H. Todd
First Baptist Church
Jesse Rogers
Marie Wiley
C. M. Davis
Birmingham
Miss Todd
C. A. Culver
Frances Allgood
Hubert Burleson
Betty Sue Davis
W. S. Lee
Huntsville
Walter H. Todd Jr
Thomas Todd
Todd
Helen Kitchens
Harold Watkins
Dewey Hardin
Mrs. Todd
East Church Street
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
Mrs. T B Rowzee and Mrs G T Carter visit their son T S Rowzee then plan to Shelbyville Tennessee next week. J B Harlow returns from a two week Shrine Convention trip to San Francisco. Lt Wilburn McCluskey lands in the States from Tokyo and will be home soon. Mrs W P Russell improves after illness. T S Bowzee and H B Rowzee visit Nashville then Detroit and Chicago. Mrs Hoyt Bonner visits her parents in Eubanks. Miss Helen Bynum visits relatives in Courtland Auburn. Mr and Mrs C A Moore in Chattanooga. Rabbi Frank wed as Army chaplain and first to hold services on German soil. John R Butler and Frances Ann return from Hot Springs. Benjamin Hawkins and Charles Wilson visiting Jasper. Rex Poll returns from Mary Esther Florida. Capt James N Bloodworth arrives after three years in Army. Jonny Dinsmore announces arrival of a son July 27. grandson of Mrs M A Dinsmore. Francis Tarpey and wife leave for Knoxville then Bristol to make home. Charlotte Orr and Alice Smith return from Monteagle. Horace Dryden, API student. Bill McKay and daughter Patsy visit with Marjorie Worley. Fred P King Jr and family as guests of King and Ai rd. Mary Ann Blackwell returns from Camp Winnataska with blue ribbon. Henry Pettey returns from Galveston visit.
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C. A. Moore
Chattanooga
Ee. Tuperal
Rabby Morris A. Frank
Rabbi Frank
Unite States Army
Alabama jobless estimates rise as state bank assets peak
Estimates of unemployment range from 60 000 to 100 000 with 2 350 000 unemployed nationally in nine April figures. Dobbins cites US Labor Department data while state assets reach an all time high and veterans readjustment payments surge to 29 380 in late July. Labor disputes are fewer than expected with 77 strikes totaling 420 406 726 dollars. Deposits climb from 340 998 485 to 397 629 652 and bank loans rise about 10 million signaling stronger business activity. Unemployment compensation expands mainly in Birmingham Mobile and Talladega areas.
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Dobbins
U. S. Labor Department
Alabama
Emmett Brooks
Addie Lee Farish
Miss Farish
Birmingham
Mobile
Talladega
Brooks predicts harder union talks after controls ease
Brooks says management will face tougher bargaining as government controls loosen and the chance of government operation nearly ends. He notes no labor surplus emerged, hindering management independence in organizing non-union plants, especially in textiles. Benjamin Franklin once ran a printing plant in France.
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Brooks
Benjamin Franklin
France
Teeth Shine With Care and Regular Brushing
Practical dental advice urges twice yearly checkups and thorough cleaning. It notes tartar buildup causes gum trouble, advocates brushing biting surfaces, rinsing after meals, and chewing hard foods to strengthen teeth. Regular care keeps teeth bright and healthy.
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Latte
E. Marsden Chapman
Frances Nungester
C. B. Mitchell
Girl Scout Movement
Young Matrons Bible Club
Young. Matrons Bible Study Club
Lawson Davidson
Prospect Drive
T. B. Rowzee
G. T. Carter
T. S. Rowzee
Shelbyville
Tenn
San Francisco
Cal
W. R. McCluskey
Wilburn McCluskey
States
Tokyo
Lt. McCluskey
W.P Russell
T. S. Bowzee
H. B.rowzee
Nashville
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Mrs. Hoyt Bonner
J. M. Eubanks
Helen Bynum
Mrs
Henry Bynum
Courtland
Auburn
John R. Butler
Frances Ann
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Benjamin Hawkins
Charles Wilson
Jasper
Charles B. Martin
Billy’ Jones Martin
9Th Avenue East
Rex Poll
Mary Ester, Florida
James N. Bloodworth
United States Army
ETO
Jonny Dinsmore
Los Angeles
California
M. A. Dinsmore
Francis Tarpey
Knoxville
Tennessee
Jerry Tarpey
4Th Avenue East
Farpey
Bristol
Virginia
Charlotte Orr
Alice Smith
Mont=eawle
Horace Dryden
API
Bill McKay
Patsy
Marjorie Worley
R. A. Worley
Fred P King, Jr
Fred King
E. E. Aird
Mary Ann Blackwell
Camp
Winnataska
Henry Pettey
Mrs. Benton Grooms
Galveston
Texas
Norma Todd
James W. Davis
Betsy Jane Elam
Tuscaloosa
James Mack Elam
Horace E. Dryden
Julia Craig
Lazier
Lillian Russell
Davis
Davis Cabinet Company
Chest OF Drawers
Vanity
Dinsmore Bros. Furniture Co
Second Ave
Field & Stream
Dugger’s Book Store
219 Johnston
Helen Follett
Colgate
Sw&r's
Curity
VANTA
Esmond
Madeira
Kleinert
Baby Deer
Vanta Nursery
Baby Books
Cradle Gym
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