Personal notices of travels visits and departures
Dr. E M Chenault and Mrs Chenault with daughter Eleanor plan Chicago trips for medical meetings. Bagley family prepares Birmingham trip with Camp Winnataska for Mary Anne. Griffin of Detroit visits grandparents W M Griffin. Miss Annie L Herrington heads to New Orleans. Homer Shelton returns to San Antonio after visiting family. Jane Davis returns to New Orleans to pursue a Tulane master’s degree. Mrs L E Saylor and son Jerry back to Knoxville with R H Griffin joining. Morrow family guests from Bessemer to visit W B Morrow and Aunt Annie L Morris. Several others leave for Birmingham for church conference and family matters. Anne K Goforth and daughters at 115 East Vine Street. E D Bailey Jr on business in Knoxville. Haley family from Nashville en route to Montgomery. E K Henson in Birmingham for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Davis
New Orleans
Tulane University
H. R. Davis
Retonga Receives Full Credit From Birmingham Cafe Owner
Birmingham cafe owner J. C. Clelland testifies Retonga cured his gas and heartburn after months of illness. He reports restored appetite, relief from back muscle stiffness, sleep improvement, and constipation relief. Retonga targets vitamin B-1 deficiency digestion and appetite loss. available at Caddell Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Clelland
27Th St. N
Birmingham
Ala
Clelland
Jefferson County
Retonga
Lieved
Caddell Drug Co
Adv
Birthday Party for Judith Ann Andrews Noted
Judith Ann Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur D Andrews of Decatur Route Two was honored with a birthday party Thursday afternoon at home. Guests included Christine Patterson Hazel Patterson Russell Patterson Ruth Patterson Barbara Zel Taylor Betty Skipworth and others who brought gifts. After games the group sang Happy Birthday and Judith blew out candles on a large white cake. Ice cream and cake were served. First Methodist Vacation Church School invites children to enroll at the Education building Saturday morning between 9 and 10 oclock, with Mrs Eugene R Guy assisting. Central Baptist W M S will meet Monday at 4 p.m. in church parlors with Circle Six in charge and missionary topic Royal Service. Mizpah Chapter O E S held memorial services Tuesday for Mrs Elizabeth Campbell who died October 15 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillery-Straub
Mary Ford Tillery
Robert Straub
W. E. Curry
Tillery
Betty Foster Pointer
Anne Kimbrough
Mary Anne Russell
Noble J. Russell
Richard H. Childs
Courtland Army Air Base
George Matochik
Noble Russell
Wayne Tarbox
Miss Tillery
Ernest Austin Tillery
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Theodore Straub
Wooster
Ohio
Denison University
Granville
Armed Service
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
Courtland,Army Air Base
Decatur Cotillion
Decatur Spinsters
Ann
Jacqueline Johnson
East Walnut Street
Mary Stuart- Terrell
Canal Street
Elizabeth Anderson
Martha Frances Kilgore
Cornelian Hotel
Mary Sue Hardin
Anne
le Zone
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
Herman-Weston
John Hambrick
Frank Emens
Trinity
Kizziah
Ninth Street
D. D. McGehee
E. R. Humphrey
G. O. Manor
Judith
Ann Andrews
Arthur D. Andrews
Decatur
Judith Ann
Christine Patterson
Hazel Patterson
Russell Patterson
Ruth Patterson
Barbara Zel Taylor
Betty Skipworth
Betty June Monk
Mary Frances Monk
Jeanette Monk
Billy Joe Thrasher
Sonny Beams
Rachael Ant Collins
Buster Hughes
First Methodist Vacation Church
Eugene R. Guy
Central Baptist W. M
W. M.S
Central Baptist Church
Circle Six
W. R. Pruitt
Eastern Star Chapter
Mizpah
Elizabeth Campbell
Paul Pleads for Runaway Slave Lesson Summary
The article discusses Paul's letter to Philemon from prison in Rome, urging forgiveness for Onesimus the runaway slave and urging Philemon to receive him as a brother in Christ. It highlights the Epistle’s themes of dignity, generosity, and kinship within the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Jesus Christ
Timothy
Philemon
Apphia
Archippus
Rome
Colossae
Asia Minor
Christ
Onesimus
Colos- Sae
Marcus
John Mark
Mary
Aristarchus
Demas
Luke
Caesarea
Lord Jesus Christ
Dorothys Advice on Marriage and Women’s Roles
Dorothy Dix addresses modern marriage myths and women’s work in a column about a woman observing neighbors. The piece argues for shared household duties, critiques old male viewpoints, and urges open family communication and respect for mothers’ labor.
OPA Officers Clash Over Textile Pricing Move
Price Administrator Chester Bowles and OPA chief accountant York L. Wilson clashed over an amendment to the OPA textile pricing plan. Bowles warned the measure would destabilize pricing, while Wilson argued it would not raise mill profits if properly run. Senator Taft and Senator Ellender are cited in letters on the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chester Bowles
OPA
York L. Wilson
Bowles
Ellender
Dla
Wilson
Navy Seeks Alabama Women Typists for Washington Jobs
Alabama girls with high marks in intelligence and efficiency are sought by the Navy for clerical work in Washington. Mrs Hazel Shafer will interview applicants at the U S employment office in Decatur June 12 to 17 for clerks typists and stenographers with salaries from 146 to 164 dollars monthly. Applicants must be at least 17 years old and pass civil service tests. Currently employed essential industry workers will not be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Navy
Washington, D. C
Hazel Shafer
Civil Service
German prisoners pessimistic on war outcome say two months left
Report from London dated June 9 quotes Army Guards noting German prisoners voiced pessimism about victory. A Midland Park New Jersey resident who spoke with several soldiers quoted one saying the war is over for the Allies, while the German army faces defeat within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Midland Park
N. J
Dear Dorothy Dix: Finish High School Before Beauty Training
A high school girl asks if she should quit to pursue beauty training. Dorothy Dix advises against leaving school, noting that completing high school boosts job prospects and pay, as many employers ask for a high school education. The guidance emphasizes value of education and graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
First Division In Van Of Invaders
London reports the U S First Infantry Division and the British 50th Northumbrian Division lead the Allied invasion from the sea into Normandy. The two divisions have fought together in North Africa and Sicily and aim to equal their World War I record. Casualties to date total 6 583.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Sea
French
Normandy
Ert
Van
France
North
Africa
Sicily
Fifth Army
Eighth Army
Brooklyn
England
North Lake Country
Calais
Vhre Estuary
506Th Parachute Regiment
Caen
North Africa
Oran
Tunisia
Mateur
Bizerte
Hitler
Hermann Goering
North Carolina Begins First Commercial Tungsten Mine
North Carolina launches its first commercial tungsten mine marking a milestone for the state’s mineral industry. The venture aims to supply raw tungsten to industrial users, signaling growth in local mining despite market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Inhalation of Gasoline Fumes Triggers Similar Reactions as Alcohol
The statement notes that inhaling gasoline fumes can produce reactions in some individuals similar to those caused by alcoholic beverages. It contrasts chemical effects with drink-induced responses and suggests variability among people.
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Kimbrough
Finley’s Island
Noch
Hotel Lyons
John Harlan Giles
Ferry Street
Doss—Quarles
Wilhemina Quarles
Tuscaloosa
James Robert Doss Jr
J. R. Doss Sr
Paquin—Baril
Marguerite Baril
Manchester
New Hampshire
Leonal Paquin
St Anne's Catholic Church
O. L. Reed
East Moulton Street
Paquin
Brownie Scouts of
Austinville
Austinville Methodist Church
E. M. Chenault
Eleanor
Chicago, IL
Chenault
American Colleges of Chest Physicians
American Medical Association
T. B. Bagley
Mary Anne
Martha
Winnastaska
R. H. Griffin
Detroit, Mich
Mrs. W. M. Griffin
Bobby
Shirley
Annie L. Herrington
Homer Shelton
San Antonio
Texas
Eighth Street South
L. E. Saylor
Jerry
Knoxville
Tenn
W. M. Griffin
Oscar L. Morrow
Lane
Billy
Bessemer
W. B. Morrow
Annie L. Morris
E. P. Kingsbury
Murray King
Ann Leroy
Anne K. Goforth
East Vine Street
H. E. Weston
O. M. Jenkins
Wynell Gargus
University of Tennessee School of Nursing
E. D. Bailey Sr
Verbena, Ala
Will Gulleghe
Ollie Frances Gurganus
J. P. Gurganus
E. A. Carterex
Jacksonville
Fla
J W. Darrah Jr
J. W. Ill
J. W. Darrah Sr
Nashville
W. E. Kimbrough
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
E. D. Bailey Jr
Knoxville, Tenn
Emmett Haley
Nashville, Tenn
T. M. Jones Jr
E. K Henson
Moye
Hartselle
Moulton St. Post Office
Cosby’s
Fresh Tomatoes
By Newman Campbell
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Goidel
al Band
The
Bell Syndicate
Herbert
Norton
Moulton Street
Moulton
Bacon
Blackhawk
Swift Premium
OLEO
van of Invaders
Carmen
Palmolive
Sudi
Wisconsin
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
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