Mizpah Chapter 19 Plans Meeting at Masonic Temple
Mizpah Chapter No 19 Order of Eastern Star holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Masonic Temple for officer installation. All members urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1948
Page
5
Mizpah Chapter No 19 Order of Eastern Star holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Masonic Temple for officer installation. All members urged to attend.
A string of social items notes the weekend visits and vacations of many locals. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William L White and son Billy from Newark Ohio visiting Dr. and Mrs. Berry. J R Daniels Rex Poll returning from Mary Esther Florida. Horace Dryden visiting Tuscaloosa. Miss Betty Jean Hallmark to Little Rock. Charles Jolly and Charles Jr returning to Memphis. Raymond Pepper and daughters to Florida. Betty Akers resuming studies in Birmingham. J W Pipkin visiting Hartselle. Herman Morris family present for dinner. Pearl Stewart returning from Birmingham. R J Myrick visiting in California. Frank Stone James King Lewis Brown and Cecil Cary vacationing in Fort Walton. Mrs Stevens back in Birmingham. Robert B Cleve and Freida Cleve in Murfreesboro. and Bennet Rambo of Fayetteville among others.
A list reconstructs the order of state stars on the U S flag by admission dates from Delaware in 1787 to Arizona in 1912. The fragmented text presents dates names and states with many OCR errors but preserves the sequence and key milestones of statehood.
Alabama Girls State opened at Huntingdon College in Montgomery with 104 delegates. Dr Claude M Haygood spoke on good government as campaigns begin for governor and other state and local offices. The event is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.
Felix Robinson, 65, vice president of Montgomery First National Bank, died in an Atlanta hospital after an operation. A Milton Florida native, he leaves son Felix Robinson Jr, his mother Mrs. T. R. Robinson, four sisters Verlie Thomas Nebbie Hall Ruby Robinson and Leslie Robinson all of Milton, and three brothers Tom Tampa Grover Pensacola Haywood Milton.
Three small planes and four hangars were destroyed in a fire at a field in Ensley, Birmingham. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars. Two fire companies handled the blaze in about 30 minutes. Cause not determined.
Tennessee visitors Mrs Flannigan and Mrs Rambo arrived in Nashville to be hosted by Mr and Mrs W H Lumsden with several informal parties planned. Nearby Mr and Mrs Robert T Harris and others returned from a vacation in Ft Walton Florida. Mrs Milton Yarbrough and Mrs Lee Damsky also came back from Ft Walton. Arthur Jones and Miss Mimi Jones will return Wednesday after a Florida visit.
The third and final Columbia River flood crest moves seaward from Portland as warnings say high water will persist for weeks. Army crews protect farms and mills while 40 deaths are recorded. rebuilding thousands of homes and utilities will take months or years with damage over 140 million dollars. The dike effort targets a North Portland lowland east of a ten mile flood strip including Vanport ruins and the city airport.
Henry Pollard, an unsuccessful candidate for Marion county commissioner, filed a formal contest against Ben Henson’s nomination after a 14 vote margin in the June 1 runoff. Attorney Fred Fite alleges illegal voting and irregularities in voting and ballot counting. five election boxes were impounded for investigation in the newly created fifth district.
Mrs J L Brady sister of Decatur resident James L Rankin won a diamond ring in Fayetteville North Carolina in a Chamber of Commerce courtesy campaign. Brady is junior pharmacist at H R Horne and Sons drug store. The Fayetteville effort mirrors a prior local program awarding a Clerk Of The Week.
Robert T. George 96 year old father of U S Senator Walter George died in a Vienna Georgia hospital after a period of ill health. A native of Decatur county he moved to Lakeland Florida to run an orange ranch and eight years ago lived with his daughter Masa Benefi of Cordele.
Hollywood tale unfolds as Loretta Young contemplates the man who may be her father John V Earle 58 died in Los Angeles General Hospital lucidly connected to Young through a 10 year support pattern. Grandmother Laura Young and mother Gladys Belzer recall Salt Lake City past including a vanished husband and a 1920 divorce with later remarriage.
Mrs. Robert Broadway moves near Decatur with family. Ardmore notes visitations and illnesses including Rol Hobbs and Oneal Chambers. Vacation Bible School at Ardmore First Baptist closes with 70 average attendance. A Hatfield Lake picnic and local visits across Athens, Toney, Elkmont, and Pettusville are noted along with travel plans and relatives’ gatherings.
Daily records show transfers including J.M. Hess to W. C. Hess for 1700 dollars Gar land H Privett to Howard Eugene Johnson for 175 dollars C N Lott to E Payne for 2250 dollars H B Newman to Warren G Newman for 1 dollar J L Reeder to J D Staples for 160 dollars.
An extradition hearing for Clarence O. Revels and Joe Allred wanted in Georgia for murder has been postponed again by Gov. James E. Folsom. It was first set for May 20, then delayed to tomorrow, then to June 22 as Folsom remains ill and absent from his office.
Letters Testamentary on the last Will and Testament of Maggie Boyd deceased were granted June 2 1948 by Judge T C Almon Probate Court Morgan County. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within the time allowed by law or be barred. Madge Irwin Boalware June 7 14 21
Dear Dorothy Dix advises a mother to stop harsh judgment of her sons for minor mischief. She warns that strict, perfectionist standards foster fear, lying, and resentment, and urges understanding, kindness, and open discussion to nurture healthy behavior.
A reader questions whether a mother is justified in turning children against their father after separation. The piece notes dangers of mothers belittling fathers and suggests either side can shape children’s views, with emphasis on fairness and avoiding parental revenge in teaching love and respect.
A science note records a krypton lamp producing a flash in 17 millionths of a second. The rapid emission underscores advances in stellar measurement and precision timing for optical experiments.
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