Gleaners Class Meet and W M S Plans At Baptist Churches
Mrs. Marvin Dougherty hosted the June Gleaners Class gathering on Second Street West with Twelve members and three visitors answering roll. Miss Quattlebaum married Lt. Harlan Jensen at Central Baptist Church in a white street dress with maid of honor Blanche Gray. The groom, a U S Army Air Corps pilot, and bride reside at Cornelian Hotel pending orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Marvin Dougherty
Second Street West
Open Baptist Sunday School
B. L. Malone
J.C. Faulkner
F. O. Thompson
Birmingham
Yancey Vaughan
Ginger West
Mrrs. Vassar
Herman Falkner
Vassar
Ed Austin
Blanche Gray
Kolinsky
Chenault Clinic
U. S. Army Air Corps
Jensen
Cornelian Hotel
MISSES FROCK PATTERNS BY ANNE ADAMS
Dress patterns 4524 4525 shown with cuff details and multiple size options. Advertisement urges sending twenty cents for pattern details to The Decatur Daily pattern dept New York with name address and size. Announces 1945 Summer Pattern Book with free hat bag gloves patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
P.O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Personal guests visit Birmingham and Newnan kin
Mrs J C Faulkner and Mrs F O Thompson of Birmingham visit sister Mrs Herman Faulkner on West Moulton Street. Mrs Walter D Sanders of Newnan Georgia and her three daughters Evelyn Hunt Letitia and Melissa plan a Friday arrival to visit their parents and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Faulkner
F. O. Thompson
Birmingham
Herman Faulkner
West Moulton St
Walter D. Sanders
Evelyn Hunt
Letitia
Melissa
Newnan, Ga
Local residents plan travel and visits this week
Mrs F S Hunt and Evelyn Hunt depart Sunday for a several weeks stay at Camp Dun Roamin near Fayetteville Tennessee. Mr and Mrs Ed Austin plan to move soon for their new location after being transferred from Courtlatad Army Air Reid. Miss Gertrude Aday returns Sunday from visits with relatives in Peoria Eureka Chicago and St Louis. Mrs J Q Townsend Mrs R W Anderson and Midshipman Townsend of Annapolis Naval Academy are in Tuscaloosa for a few days and attended a wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Hunt
Evelyn Hunt
Camp Dun_ Roamin
Fayetteville, Tenn
Ed Austin
Gertrude Aday
Harold Aday
Peoria
Ill
Eureka
Chicago
St.Louis
J. Q. Townsend
R. W. Anderson
Townsend
Annapolis Naval Academy
Tuscaloosa
Frank Scroggins
Marjorie
Michael
Cormalian Tintal
Meek
Fred Wilburn
Louie Partain
Shirley Blevins
J.H. Rigby
Woodrow Guthrie
Childersburg
Pfc
Dod Bonds
Roy Aldredge
Center Community
Melvin Aldredge
Walter Partain
Alton Praytor
Ohio
Bruce’ Bonds
Henry Turrentine
Grace Jackson
Hartselle
Jack McClel
Aaron Blevins
Decatur
All Purpose Square Crochet Pattern 609
Crochet directions teach a versatile square for luncheon mats chair backs and doilies. Send fifteen cents to The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept for pattern 609 with name address and pattern number for correspondence. A 1945 Needlecraft Catalogue offers 95 illustrations and a free doll pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept. P. O.s
Station. O
New York
N. Y
The Early Church Begins Its Work in Acts
The article surveys Luke 24 and the Acts beginnings, focusing on the disciples' post resurrection realization, Peter and John's miracle at the temple, and their bold defense before the Sanhedrin. It notes the instruction to preach repentance and forgiveness in Jesus name starting in Jerusalem and the apostles' steadfast vow to obey God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmaus
Jerusalem
Peter
John
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Gamaliel
Christ
Weekend Travels and Departures Highlight Local Notices
Local residents plan visits and departures with families and friends. Jane Davis leaves for Chicago to start a new job while Miss Jane Davis heads to Chicago. Relatives from Gulfport and St Louis visit, cadet Huie returns to West Point, and Mrs Penick recovers from illness. A funeral service is set for St Bartholomew's Church with burial in Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Penick
Talladega
Alpine
Ala
St. Bartholomew’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
51St Street
Auburn
Matthew S Sloan Dies in New York at 63
Matthew S Sloan 63 longtime railroad executive and former head of New York City electric light and power system died yesterday of a heart attack in New York. He led Brooklyn Edison in 1919 and by 1926 headed four Edison affiliates, building a vast electric empire. Born in Mobile Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Matthew S. Sloan
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company
New York City
Electric Light and Power System
Sloan
Brooklyn Edison Company
Edison
Brooklyn Utility
Mobile
Ala
Tornado Wind Speeds Range From 100 to 500 Miles Per Hour
The article describes tornado wind speeds from at least 100 miles per hour in weak storms to over 500 miles per hour in the most violent tornadoes, noting the vast power difference among storms.
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Excerpt War Era
A wartime Dear Miss Dix column discusses a fiancée who has transferred affection to another man while her fiancé is a prisoner of war. The advice urges honesty with the fiancé and cautions against breaking morale, while two other letters cover a widower seeking remarriage and a wife facing an unfaithful husband and her lover’s child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Mary
Sally
Dorothy DIX
Local notices from Limestone County and Athens area
Report of servicemen leaving for camps and others returning home. Mentions Pvt Marvin Wales Ft Sill and Pvt Harold Monroe Broadway Wheeler Ga son of local families. Also A F Broadway back from Macon for a spell. Local illnesses and visits cited plus crop condition notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Wales
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Lester Wales
Elkmont
Harold Monroe
Broadway
Wheeler
Monroe Broadway
Athens
A. F. Broadway
Macon
Walker Land
Jim Eaves
Germantown
Betty Eaves
Jennie Hohn
Detroit
Mich
Dick Roberson
Jewell, Putman
Flora Black
Pulaski
Columbia
George Lewis
Toney
B. L.’ Birdsong
Joseph M. Birdsong
Courtland Air Base Hospital
First multi party telephone switchboard installed in New Haven
The first commercial switchboard handling more than one other party on a line was installed in New Haven Connecticut in 1878 marking an early milestone in telephone networking and private line connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Freckle Care Advice for Girls in Sunlight
A cautionary note on freckles describes them as harmless rather than unsightly and offers protective steps. The guidance includes wearing a wide brim hat, using mild bleaching lotion with lemon juice glycerin and rosewater, and nightly application with cold water rinses. It warns against harsh bleaches and notes older freckles may fade with time while sun exposure should be moderated for skin health.
Community Notes From Morgan County Spelling Weekend Visits
Forrest Chapel and surrounding families host relatives and friends in Morgan County. Residents include Bert Allen, H E Morris, G H Battles, Olen Battles, Halbrooks siblings, Wallace family, and Montgomery kin. Visitors from Hopewell and Rock Springs were noted along with local illnesses and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Allen
H. E. Morris
G. H. Battles
Sgt
Olen Battles
Hugh
Peggy Battles
H. C. Morris
Milton
Jackie
Janiie
Bill Stephenson
Jimmie
Janie Lou
L. Smallwood
Floyd Halbrooks
Juanita Halbrooks
Marva Lee
Let
Royallyn Bates
Sonny Bates
Hartselle
Addie Wallace
Méfnry -Taylor
Rock Springs
Arthur Lee Jr
Jack. Allen
Martha Story
Bettie Wallace
Wallace Sims
Erby Thompson
Harold and
Julius
Bashafa
Fran Thompson
Meek Sunday Singing Draws Morgan County Residents
Local residents attended a singing at Meek with several from the area. Families visited and neighbors shared Sunday calls. minor illnesses were noted and various community members attended church and social gatherings throughout the day.
Expansion of TCI Birmingham Tin Plate Mill
Birmingham Alabama June 15 expansion of facilities at the tin plate mill of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co as part of a general improvement program to meet postwar demands was announced by Robert Gregg TCI president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
Robert Gregg
TCI
Notice to Contractors for Fairview Baptist Church project
Plans and bids for Fairview Baptist Church construction near Magnolia Avenue are available from Arvin J. Terry chairman Building Committee. Contracts may be rejected. the low bid is not guaranteed. a labor bond of 30 percent is required. workers are protected during construction under supervision of the engineer inspector. June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Baptist Church
Decktur
Ala
Maggnolia Avenue
Vin J. Terry
Second Ave
W. Uired
Generals Executed in Kunming China Court Martial
Chiang Kai-Shek confirms three Chinese generals were executed after court martial convictions for extortion and graft in war contracts. The Morning Post reports via a news agency dispatch. The fragment notes Mark Twain manuscripts were edited by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunming
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Morning Post
Mark Twain
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First Baptist W.M.S
First Baptist W. M. S
Circle Three
Central Baptist Circles
Central Baptist W. M.S
Claude McMilan
Paul Roberts
D. C. Walker
Dan Ewing
D. O. Gibson
Arthur Nebrig
David Gibson
Greeting Cards
City Park Flower Shop
Gowan Furniture CO
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Remington Rand Agency
Texcel
Camaies of
Sefen
Betel Steel
By Laura Wheeler
Decatur Cleaners
Johnston St
Phene
By Newman Campbell
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ding
C. H. Chunn
Gadsden
Fred Bloodworth
Ann
A. T. Hanson
Henry
Jane Davis
Astaagia Savecl
Paul Longshore
Gulfport Field
Gulfport, Iss
A.H. Giles
Lou. Giles
Ted. Huie
West Point Military Academy
J. R. Huie
Mrs. William Blackwell
Paris
Texas
D. L. Blackwell
Bill Alexander
Bill Jr
William Blackwell
Electric Light and
Goidel’s
BANK
Bel Syndicate
Gabreski
Francis S. Gabreski
Oil City
Kay Cochran
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Thaddeus
Helen Follett
Sanbura
Morgan County
Forrest Chapel
W. P. Rober
Morgan County Corinth
J.D. Bonds
Tome
Furgucon
Sinclair Serviet
Moye
Addell
Arvin
J. Terry
Pettey’s Cleaners
Patterson
Bank Street
Grant
hPa i Sen
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