MISS NASH COMPLIMENTED IN CORINTH PARTY
Corinth Mississippi social note lists Miss Jean Nash as guest of Mrs OH K Tankersley for a Wednesday evening at East Walnut Street home. Numerous visitors from Opelika Birmingham Montgomery Talladega and Pasadena are mentioned with family visits and travels amid a longer wartime European outlook.
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Nash
Jean Nash
Corinth
OH. K. Tankersley
East Walnut Street
Bessie Boyd Rosas
Montgomery
Mr. Thurman Campbell and Children
Talladega, Ala
H. R. Ross
Make This Model At Home New Street Frock and Ensemble
Anne Adams pattern 4508 offers a silk rayon or wool frock with a wide waistband and slim two piece skirt, plus a tailored bolero for fall. The pattern includes sizes 12 to 40, with 2.78 yards of fabric for size 16, and costs a quarter in total with patterns and book available by mail order. The ad also promotes the Anne Adams Pattern Book as affordable home dressmaking guidance.
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Anne Adams
Decatur
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Chicago Board of Trade to Begin Cottonseed Oil Futures
Chicago officials announced late yesterday that trading in cottonseed oil futures will start August 19. A survey led by Edward A. Green found many factors support Chicago as a logical market for a large U S cotton region.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Exchange
Edward A. Green
United States
How to Fight a Double Chin and Slim Ankles
Practical beauty guidance outlines methods to reduce a double chin and slim ankles. Steps include heavy cream massages from ear to chin, inward roll to dissolve fat, ice massage, overnight lotion, and ankle exercises with seated stretches and cold salt water sponge.
Colitis Claims Life of Billy K. Winton
Billy o Kyles-Winton aged months died last night at Benevolent Hospital from colitis brought for treatment. Funeral services were held at Center Springs church this afternoon at two oclock led by Rev EB Berry with interment at the same location. Pallbearers named J D Williams Dolphus Turney and John Turney. Flower girls Jamita McGee Alga Ree Breeding Gloria Ann Williams Susie Mae Webster Nel Ree Williams Wyonne Webster. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Wm H Wint Somerville route one sister Beverly grandfather A N Winton grandmother Mrs R P Webster.
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Billy O Kyles-Winton
Benevolent Hospital
Center Springs Church
EB. Berry
Drinkard
J. D
Marold Williams
Dolphus
John Turney
Jamita McGee
Alga Ree Breeding
Gloria Ann Williams
Susie
Regulations Sought For Delano Park Use
Residents along Gordon Drive near Delano Park will urge city council to regulate park hours. They support recreation and traffic while noting tennis courts are used late at night. A property owner cites traffic rising from about twenty to one hundred fifty cars in one evening. The council will study the issue to avoid dissatisfaction among owners and park users.
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Gordon Drive
Delano Park
Legion voice shapes race of department commander pick
Col W 8 Pritchard urged adoption of a resolution condemning Birmingham papers for implying politics influenced the race. Cleere, elected, said he is not controlled by any official and will work with Gov Dixon and the U S government on defense. He cited Vernol Jansen's withdrawal and dismissed Graves influence claims, noting past support for Dixon.
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W. 8. Pritchard
National Executive
Birmingham
American Legion
Legion
Cleere
Gov. Dixon
U. S
Vernol R. Jansen
Mobile
Paving Project Moves From Washington Back to Montgomery
Decatur's street paving program approved in Washington by WPA will return to Montgomery before work can start. The plan affects many city sections and property owners, who largely support the progressive step.
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Decatur
Washington
WPA
Montgomery
WPA workers fired in New York over Communist party ties
Eight workers on WPA writers and historical records projects were suspended in New York after the administration found a presentation copy of The People Front by Earl Browder linked to a fellow worker Edwin Banta. Banta later left the Communist Party and testified before the Dies Committee.
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New York
WPA
Communist Party
People’s Front
Edwin Banta
Writers Project
Banta
Dies Committee
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Johnny Marshall
Opelika
Ala
Athens
W. K. McNeill
Billy McNeill
C. Elliott
Joe Davis, Jr
Los Angeles
Cal
Ifornia
Ae Aa
C. A. Ballentine
Florida
Maud Odom
Carolyn Sue Odom
Panama City
Fla
Herbert Odom
Lark Way
Villa Beach
Curtis Barfield
Atlanta
Sam Byars and Sons
Jack and
Billy
Thomas
Pointer
Ray Davis
Jeffersonville
Ind
Harry Pointer
E. W. McLeod
Ashville
N. C
McLeod
Montreal
North Carolina
John Allen
Pasadena
California
Mississippi
C. M. Scales, Jr
GC. M. Scales
Points
R. L
Bob) Brown
Dudley Howell
Jackson, Miss
W. B. Morrow
Annie L. Morris
Horace Dryden, Jr
Rex Rankin
Will Dougherty
Mr. Dougherty
J. R. Daniels
Hotel Lyons
England
Britain
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Germany
British Isles
Geneva
France
Patterson
Bank Street
Voile
Oimlats
Daily Want
Want
Alabama Archives
Alabama Archives Department
Alabama Department of Archives and History
Marie Bankhead Owen
Alabama
Goidel’s
Berlin
Helen Follett
Billy K. Winton
Ralph
KODAK
Capitol
Technicolor
Dorothy Lamour
Robert Preston
Allen
Afauty
TTA
Grant Street
Hcvee
Lasy
Grant St
Carload
FHA
Speake
Warren
Selby
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