YARBROUGH IRWIN ENGAGEMENT SHARED FOR 1942 WEDDING
Mr and Mrs Charles A Yarborough of Elkmont Alabama announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Paul to Phillip Andrew Irwin of Decatur. The marriage is planned for June 27 1942 in Mobile Alabama.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1942
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Charles A Yarborough of Elkmont Alabama announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Paul to Phillip Andrew Irwin of Decatur. The marriage is planned for June 27 1942 in Mobile Alabama.
The Morgan County High School class of 1941 will hold their second annual reunion on Tuesday June 16. Members meet at Miss Mary Frances Beans home at 7 30 p m then proceed to a picnic ground for supper before returning to town for the remainder of the gathering.
The article advises managing an overdeveloped bust with targeted chest exercises and long term effort. It recommends a rowing-like routine, sitting posture, breathing work, cold sprays, and gentle friction, plus reducing fats and sweets to help slim the chest. It warns against massage due to gland risk and notes limitations on comfort and circulation.
Sergeant Woodrow Roberta of Hartselle receives appointment as air mechanic first class. The squadron commander at Orlando announces the promotion and notes Roberta, son of Claude I Roberts, has served at Orlando Air Base since its activation in September 1940 after attending Morgan County High School 1928 to 1940.
City council announces temporary water bill reductions starting July due to new lower pump usage. The measure follows recent installations intended to save water and curb overuse after a 1937 Army air forces project.
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