Ruth Williams Weds Cadet Donald E Riggle in Greenwood
Ruth Williams of Decatur daughter of R L Williams and Aviation Cadet Donald E Riggle son of Mr and Mrs H M Riggle were married at eight Saturday night in the First Baptist church study Greenwood Mississippi with Dr Edward J Caswell officiating. The bride wore dotted Swiss two piece white with white carnations in corsage. Attendant was Mrs Clarence Riggle in printed jersey. They will reside in Greenwood while Riggle is stationed at Greenwood air field.
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Ruth. Williams
Donald E. Riggle
Ruth Williams
Decatur
R. L. Williams
Addison
Alabama
H. M. Riggle
Port Washington
Ohio
First Baptist Church
Greenwood
Miss
Edward J. Caswell
Clarence Riggle
Miss Williams
Belk- Hudson Co
H. G
Red) Williams
Riggle
Greenwood Air Field
Mexican Plant and a Navy of Love in Odd Dreams
Jean Marsden travels to Mexico to join Steve Landis at a guayule rubber plant. She arrives in Santa Carlos, comforts a dreamlike romance, and faces a risk of espionage amid war era tensions. A moonlit serenade from a bold stranger ends with a startling note of intrigue.
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Steve Landis
Mexico
Jean
Don Luis Terrazas
Diaz
Carranza
Madero
Pancho Villa
Villa
Brown Hills
Adobe
Santa Carlos
Landis
Miss Marsden
Steve
Easil
Cate
Memory of Mrs Latady and Mrs Mattocka Meeting
A brief remembrance remembering the late Mrs Margaret Latady and Mrs T H Mattocka. The gathering concluded with a prayer as the meeting ended.
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Margaret Latady
T. H. Mattocka
Personal News Items From Local Community
Mrs. Casto Jarvis and baby to be moved from Benevolent Society Hospital to home. Pfe Richard Coffee on furlough from Fort Benning visits family and attends Methodist Young People’s Conference at Montevallo. Leo Wright family to vacation with Malone parents. Mrs. J. A. Hine returns from Frank Ewing Tennessee. Bobby Markham attends conference at Alabama College Montevallo. Mervan Markham arrives safely overseas. Corporal John J. Smith returns to Fort Bragg after furlough. Herbert Hauk and wife relocate to Birmingham. Mrs. B. P. Cartwright convalesces at Ferry Street home after burns. Mr. Frank C. Brown and Roy Fite Sr plan return from visit with granddaughter.
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John J. Smith
Fort Bragg
N.C
Smith
Grad Smith
Ronnie
Brenda Kay
Arthur Holder
Hartselle
Mellia McCarver
Nina Butler
Frank C. Brown
Roy Fite, Sr
German U boat drive promises to crush Allied resolve
Nazi spokesmen in Berlin claim the submarine war will force Allied defeat. Churchill notes the hope may fail and warns against counting on it, saying the Germans could face disappointment if resources falter and disaster looms.
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Berlin
Churchill
Mrs Roy Fite Jr Visits With Navy Sons In Rhode Island
Mrs Roy Fite Jr and her two sons in the United States Navy stationed in Rhode Island were visited by the family en route home after a trip that included a stop in Washington D C.
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Roy Fite, Jr
United States Navy
Rhode Island
Hone
Washington, D. C
Government feel of mine strikes flaws and factions
Washington reports that John L. Lewis is branded a traitor by some for mine stoppages while President Roosevelt faces questions over handling. the War Labor Board and Fuel Administrator Ickes clash over solutions, with talks stalling and a joint commission proposed to settle portal to portal time as negotiations falter amid public eye scrutiny.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
White House
Ickes
WLB
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Ickes
Justice Department
German morale and Axis morale in war outlook
The speaker notes German morale as pragmatic and capable in battle but prone to cracking when defeated. He cites Montgomery’s remark and Tunisian collapse, then warns Axis may resort to poison gas as morale falters, drawing Roosevelt’s warning of full retaliation against military targets.
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Churchill
Montgomery
Rommel
Roosevelt
Demonstration of Canning Planned at Moulton Heights School
A canning demonstration is scheduled Thursday afternoon in the home economics classroom at Moulton Heights school. Miss Ericn Rowe, home demonstration agent, will conduct the event and the public is invited to attend.
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Moulton Heights
Ericn Rowe
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Spinsters Club
Jane Harris
Anne Johnson
Bebe Stone
Betty Foster Pointer
Marge Penick Jones
Mary Lewis
First Methodist W. 8. C. S
James H. Johnson
E. E. Hargrove
H. A. Nungester
Mrs. L. G. Smith
Ninth Street Methodist Sunday School
Dick Wardr
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Woman’s Auxiliary
Roy Tucker
Mary Keenan
Herbert Hauk
Tucker
Mizpah
Mizpah Chapter No. 19
O. BE. S
Mary Lou Dancy
C. E
Masonic Temple
Episcopal Auxiliary
St. John’s
Rufus Adams
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Evelyn
Warren
Beauticians
Birmingham
Moyes Beauty Shop
Jeres Alyfays
Mariana
Central Press Association
Lois Ebyong
John C. Fleming
Melvin Marsden
Jean Marsden
Meade
Chapter
Henri
Serenader
Casto Jarvis
Benevolent Society Hospital
Pfe
Richard Coffee
Fort Benning
Columbus
R. E. Coffee
Miss Helen Coffee
Montevallo Tuesaday
Methodist Young People'’s Conference
Leo Wright
Leo, Jr
Sam Malone
Chattanooga, Tenn
8. H. Malone
J. A. Hine
Frank Ewing, Tenn
A. B. Markham
Bobby Markham
Methodist Young People's Conference
Alabama College
Montevallo
Mervan
N. C
Hauk
L. & N. Railroad Company
B. P. Cartwright
Ferry Street
Moroli
Belk’s
June White
Linen Department
Imexsana
Minican Hial Powdote
Dillehay
King Feature Syndicate
Eastman
E Worlds
Goidel’s Drug Store
Moye
Carter
P&h
Coca-Cola ‘Company
Decatur Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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