Mizpah Chapter to Elect Officers and Society Notes
Mizpah Chapter No 10 O E 8 will hold its annual election Tuesday at 7 30 at the Masonic Hall. First Presbyterian Auxiliary Circles meet Monday afternoon with Circle One at Mrs T M Guyton’s, Circle Two with Mrs Ben Bloodworth, Circle Three with Mrs F 8 Hunt Jr. Westminster circles meet Monday with Mrs Harlan Phelps, Mrs Gil Crane, and Mrs T B Rogers hosting Circles One to Three. Intermission Party hosted by Betsy Jane Elam and Martha Scales after Sub Deb Dance. brunch from 12 to 1. First Baptist W M S meets Monday at 4 for Royal Service led by Mother Price Circle. Surprise breakfast for Miss Barfield and visitor honoring Miss Caroline Barfield with Miss Pat Pape and many guests. birthday anniversary noted. Central Baptist W M 8 will feature missionary topic on Southern Baptist Hospital Work led by Mrs Freeman Free. Central Methodist Circles meet Monday. Afternoon bridge at Mrs Skeggs Crawford and Mrs E S Loyd's for Miss Elizabeth Pride prior to her June wedding. guests listed.
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Mizpah
Masonic Hall
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Auxiliary
T M. Guyton
Ewing Apartments
Ben Bloodworth
F. 8. Hunt, Jr
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
Harlan Phelps
Gil Crane
T. B. Rogers
Miss Barfield
Curtis Barfield
Caroline Barfield
University of Illinois At
Margaret Louise Nash
Dorothy McClure
Marjorie Wilder
Virginia Prince ‘Calvin
Pat Pape
Chicago
Ill
Thomas C. White
Ann Kimbrough
Mary Penick Jones
Mary Sue Hardin
Peggy Brown
Betsy Townsen
L. T. Pride
Personal notes from Birmingham and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs R W Terry and son visit relatives in Birmingham. Mrs Lahleen Kinney will attend her brother George Weber's wedding in New York City. The Lynne Crawfords and Mr and Mrs Skeges Crawford are in Nashville visiting Jack Knight. Mrs Elizabeth Ramage broke her hip in Montreal and is recovering. Various others travel for weddings, visits, and summer activities in Birmingham, Montgomery, and surrounding towns.
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Lahleen Kinney
New York
New Jersey
George Weber
New York City
Seybourn Lynne
Elizabeth Ramage
Montreal
N. C
John D. Reed
Notable Names Share Prizes at Local Event
John C. Bragg, Mrs. H. Q. Greer, and Miss Elizabeth Anderson appear in a local gathering skimmed with prize awards. Miss Barfield wins the high score. Miss McClure receives consolation. Mrs. Day takes the bingo prize. a crystal set is given to the honor guest.
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John C. Bragg
H. Q. Greer
Elizabeth Anderson
Barfield
McClure
Day
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed
A compact list of crossword clues across and down covering shaving instrument clip river islands concl ud life preserver French river Seacaglie Babylon rod coterie male ad hemin thereso kind of against prefix part of hand prank time long past concealed neon symbol slander girl s name containing ore cistern to check nimbus procession a2 present time merely affirm weird down clues include ascent mimic idiot vex a large number tlustrious torture rational taxicab a number wound crust wapiti toward greek provinces ch swine pen exclam ation a metal frozen water pertaining or to Uranus breezy feminine pronoun tralian shun skill roman emperor wing shaped plaything african threw brooding of pheasants Chinese fish
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Sym
Invasion of Britain a Long Shot Says Wartime Column
The piece argues Hitler’s invasion of Britain would be a high risk gamble requiring vast planning and German naval and channel control. It notes Mussolini’s likely role and warns France’s navy could shift the balance, while stressing critical obstacles to any quick assault.
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France
Britain
Europe
Hitler
England
Flanders
Channel
Fuehrer
America
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Julius Ceasar
William the Conqueror
Farmers receive varied farm relief amid parity shortfall
The department has begun distributing 225 million dollars in parity payments for this year’s crops, but tobacco growers are excluded due to favorable prices. Sugar benefits go to cane and beet producers meeting acreage, marketing controls, and minimum wage rules. Indirect gains come from 185 million dollars for farm surplus disposal.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Cotton dress winners lead county club prizes at Massey show
The Massey group honored Farm and club members with prizes from Hartselle merchants. Winners included Mrs C E Howse and others from Union, Massey, Rock Creek and Danville. Mrs Howse won first in the cotton dress revue. her dress will go to Auburn for state competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle Merchants
Linnie Reynolds
J. Eral
Peck
Florette
C. E. Howse
Massey
Cecil Tanner
Rock Creek
James Gurley
Dry Skin Remedies and Foot Care Advice
The article explains how dry skin results from constant skin renewal and loss of moisture, advising oil or cream before washing and cream afterward, plus almond meal cleansers as alternatives. It cautions against soap and extreme water temperatures, suggests proper cosmetics, and advises foot care with appropriate shoes and a foot specialist for calloused soles.
Skilled men wanted for war industry jobs in Atlanta
The United States Civil Service Commission announces continuous examinations for skilled trades due to War and Navy Department activity. Applications are now being accepted for positions including angeamith, coppersmith, ship fitter, iron worker, loftsman, pipefitter, rigger, sheetmetal worker, shipwright, and metalsmith aviation. Information and blanks available at any post office or from the Fifth U. S. Civil Service District manager in the New Post Office Building, Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War and Navy Departments
United States Civil Service Commission
Angieamith
van Stone
U. S. Civil Service District
New
Atlanta
Georgia
Ryan school project approved for $50967 building
Prof. O Maner reports Trem Sparkman that President has approved the Ryan school project funded by WPA grant totaling 50967 with county 18208 share. Construction follows fire destruction of the high school last January. The stone Neavern building includes six classrooms a combined gymnasium and auditorium and principal's office. Grounds work and driveways are included as well. Community rallied 100 percent.
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Ryan School
Joni Sparkman
Ryan
WPA
John Sparkman
State Office
Communication with Paris cut off amid unclear resumption time
A department official said contact with Paris was severed and could not specify when it would resume. The last message reached the ambassador to France at 11 p.m. Paris time Thursday, via Bullitt calling Anthony J. D. Biddle, ambassador to Poland at Tours.
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Department
Paris
France
Bullitt
Anthony J. D. Biddle
Poland
Tours
Building project advances with timber effort on school grounds
Citizens join in cutting and hauling timber for a new building frame. A saw mill operates on the school grounds and lumber is prepared for construction while a large bedroom with nine windows and running water is listed two blocks from Bank St. 208 KE Vine St.
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Bank St
KE. Vine St
No Apprehension Felt for Bullitt's Safety
The State Department said it last heard from William C. Bullitt, ambassador to France, on Thursday night and that no apprehension was felt for his safety. No further details were provided about his status or location.
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Washington
State Department
William C. Bullitt
France
Dress Costs and Parade Highlight Hartselle Rally
Dresses were attractive at small cost with Mrs Howse paying 75 cents Mrs Tanner 76 cents and Mrs Gurley 1.26. The rally ended with a downtown parade led by Boy Scout color bearers as club women were guests of Hartselle business men at a picture show.
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Betsy Jane Elam
Martha Scales
First Baptist W.-M
First Baptist W. M. S
Mother Price Circle
Miss Pape
Tommy Adams
Joe Burleson
Mary Ford Tillery
Edward Davies
Katherine Nelson
Nick Flood
Athens
Betsy Townsend
Bobby Anderson
Mary Virginia Bingham
Sydney Blackwell
Katherine Boswell
Billy Duncan
Jack Tankersley
Helen Ross
Harry Sunderland
Elizabeth Pride
Guinney Puckett
Shirley Bragg
Schuyler Pryor
Richard Coffee
Central Baptist W. M
Southern Baptist Hospital
White Cross
Central Methodist Circles
Central Methodist Circle
J. B. Leeman
Guy Drake
Floyd Harris
Tee
L. R. Nash
Gh. O. Troup
T. C. Chandler
Birmingham
Ovid Porter
Miami, Fla
Paints
North Carolina
H. E. Jeffery
Pat Jeffery
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Henry E. Jeffery, Jr
Shirley
Dorothy Cornelius
Duke University
Durham, N. C
J. H. Tolley
Belle Mina
Loyd Lively
Nickey and
Kathleen
Mt. Gretna, Pa
Pride
Valgene Stanley
New Orleans
E. D. Bailey, Jr
Edward James
Marion
Daytona Beach
Fla
Foster H. Pointer
Edward Jr
Pointer
Florida
Frank Lide
Harriett and
Rebecca
William Gresham
John W. Jones
Caroline Jones
Jean Gray
Girls Industrial School
Hugh Curry
Goidel’s Drug Store
Norra
Edmund
Margaret
Nea
Joyce Compton
Caracee Og
Capito Theatre
Jack Randall
Donal
Somuir
Leon Errol
Richard
Andy Arlen
Devine
Blackhawk
Surroun
Decatur
Daily Crossword
River Islands
French River
Seacaglie
Babylon
Uranus
King Features Syndicate, Inc
C. E. Howsé
4Th Ave
Ralph
Huyler
OF America
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Frankie Darro
The
Strand Theatre
Hartselle
Alabama
Tyrone Power
Dorothy Lamour
Johnny Apollo
Edward Arnold
Lloyd Nolan
Orphan Duck
Stuart Erwin
Marjorie Weaver
John Garfield
Anne Shirley
Claude Rains
Roy Rogers
Death Valley
May Robson
Granny Get Your
Oregon Trail
East
Bauer & Black
Dillehay’s Drug Store
Grant St
Tullio Carminati
Muriel Angelus
Lynne Overman
Billy Gilbert
Teddy, the
Rough Rider
Sidney Blackmer
Teddy Roosevelt
Dra Exciting
Spare Ing
Earthbound
Warner Baxter
Andrea Leeds
Lynn Bari
Charley Grapewin
Henry Wilcoxon
Elizabeth Patterson
20Th Century Fox
Orchia
al Ua Say
Cahn
Sothern
Br Lauias
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