Marriage Announcements and Social Notes From Baltimore
In a ceremony at Seventh Baptist Church Baltimore on Saturday June 14 Misa Dixie Ann Hodges wed Emilon B Parker Reverend Dr John H Day officiating About 100 relatives attended The couple will reside at 77 J Paul Apts 101 EB Mt Royal Ave Baltimore Md Mrs Homer Hutchinson hosted bridge in honor of bride to be Miss Marjorie Phinizy The events included floral decorations and gifts
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Seventh Baptist Church
Baltimore
Five Lock
Misa Dixie Ann Hodges
Emilon B. Parker
John H. ‘Day
Donald Kern
Westwood N. J
Kern
Puller Crane, Jr
Horace Calswell
Washington, D. C
Parker
Ella Hodges
Falkville
Alabama
State Teachers College
Florence
Homer Hutchinson
Herbert Hughes
Marjorie Phinizy
Malcolm Austelle
Early Phinizy
Early Phinizy, Mrs. M. Workman
Marjorie Workman
Phinizy
Gladioli
Hand Care and Fashioning Hands in Modern Society
The text discusses evolving views on hands from romantic cushions to active working life. It notes texture skin and nail polish matter, warns against prominent knuckles, and suggests massage and cream to improve appearance. Rings are linked to status and taste.
Farm Security expands Fifth Region Program
Farm Security Administration officials announced expansion of the Fifth Region Program to address dislocation of rural life and aging under impact of defense activities. The region now covers Georgia Florida Alabama and South Carolina.
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Athens
Farm Security Administration
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
South Carolina
Cooling Gesture From Nu-Bia Photo Engraving
In Chicago on July 29 Ben Sugarman responded to two pickets at his company by serving iced drinks under a beach umbrella and a table with chairs. A sign read For pickets only Courtesy of the Nu-Bia Photo Engraving Company.
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Chicago
Ben Sugarman
Nu-Bia Photo Engraving Company
Scouts Plan Two Week Tour To Philturn Rocky Mountain Reservation
The Tennessee Valley Patrol of Boy Scouts of America led by Scoutmaster W. F. E Waterhouse from Waterhouse Troop 20 Decatur departs Camp Westmoreland for a two week tour to Philturn in New Mexico. Night camps include Fort Smith Arkansas Amarillo Texas with six days at Philturn for hikes circle tours and horseback rides. Return visits Santa Fe Palo Duro Canyon San Antonio Shreveport and Vicksburg with an escorted Randolph Field tour. Local Scout guides will assist. adult leaders J L Hubbard and Rev Waterhouse. A color motion picture record will be shown to scout meetings clubs and schools. The trip aims to become an annual council event.
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Philturn
Rocky Mountain Reservation
New Mexico
Fort Smith
Ark
Amarillo
Texas
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New Mex
Palo Duro Canyon
Tex
San Antonio
Shreveport
Vickaburg
Miss
Beout
Randolph Field
Scouta
Chas
Scalea
Rex Rankin
Kelly Kilmore
Sheffield
Lynwood Hay
Tuscumbia
Bill Grant
Russellville
Kenneth Bradley
Fred McCarthy
Red Bay
Sammy Burkett
Huntaville
J. L. Hubbard
Rev. Waterhouse
McWhorter Home Scene Of Reunion
The country home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McWhorter hosted a family reunion for the late James R. Lockwell’s relatives. Pink green and white decor, buffet lunch, photos and watermelons were featured as family members gathered from Tuscumbia Leighton Muscle Shoals Birmingham and nearby areas.
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R. C. McWhorter
James R. Lockwell
Margerite
Tuscumbia
Wile Myhan
Bobbie
Mary Lou
Leighton
Mis
Davis B. McBride
Betty Jean
Muscle Shoals
P. Holland
Wanda
Mollie
Prueitt, Jr
Birmingham
B. C
McWhorter
Jewel
Kenneth
Telette
Twilight
Fine Meeting of Society is Held
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Ninth Street Methodist Church held its fourth Monday social in the church parlor. Mrs. S. E. McDowra presided with her committee. summer flowers decorated the room. tea and cookies were served to 18 members and three visitors.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ninth Street Methodist Church
S. E. McDowra
Rock of Ages
John Wardlow
O. N Pepper
John
Hancock
W. M. Griffin
Bob Johnson
O. N. Pepper
Mra Rosas
Athens
James Stannich
Billysmith
McDowrain
Bibb Humphrey
Dalton Smith
R. D. Compton
L. G. Smith
Rosas
Athena
Ellenen Seeks To Discontinue Trains In Defense Effort
The Louisville and Nashville railroad asked the Public Service Commission to suspend six passenger trains to aid the National Defense program. Lines 85 86 Birmingham Anniston Calera. 27 between Georgiana and Graceville. 1 4 between Florence and Selma. The move would free 16 pieces of equipment including five engines to address worker and soldier movements in the southeast. Hearing set for Aug 4 in Montgomery.
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Merry
Ala
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Authority of Public Service Commission
Birmingham
Anniston
Calera
Georgiana
Graceville
Fis
Flomation
Selma
Montgomery
Army bakery at Jackson Barracks feeds 225000 pounds of bread hourly
Eleven hundred soldiers from six southern camps run a massive field bakery at Jackson barracks Louisiana turning out enormous loaves baked in 112 ovens in a 500 foot long facility. The operation aims to supply 22 000 troops with bread by noon with shipments beginning at 5 PM after curing. Bakers from Camps Livingston Louisiana Georgia Oklahoma Texas Mississippi and Florida supply the workforce for the largest wartime bake in America.
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Louisiana
Jackson Barracks
Harry Fenton
America
Army
Livingston
Sill
Okla
Sam Houston
Tex
Shelby Miss
Blanding
Pia
Dept of Commerce Checks Passengers on Excursion Vessels
Passengers boarding excursion vessels are checked by the Department of Commerce to prevent crowding and ensure safety aboard tours and boats scheduled for travel.
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Department of Commerce
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