Civitan Club hears Rev W W Glass address
Rev W W Glass spoke on the importance of civic clubs at the Civitan weekly meeting. The program opened with Rev Jesse Rogers’s invocation and included musical selections by Charlie Murphy and Roy Fite.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
7
Rev W W Glass spoke on the importance of civic clubs at the Civitan weekly meeting. The program opened with Rev Jesse Rogers’s invocation and included musical selections by Charlie Murphy and Roy Fite.
The article profiles Lt. Col. J H Williams known as Elephant Bill who commanded a labor company of over 200 elephants and handlers. They built log bridges carved roads evacuate the sick and carried three men 12 miles daily through jungle, aiding the 23rd Indian Division in Kabaw valley after pearl of elephant crews fled Japanese lines in 1942.
Mrs Nancy Turner suffers an arm injury from a fall. Miss Mary Sue Self is in Dallas taking music lessons. Miss soe Oden works in Mobile. Mr and Mrs Chester Holland visit from Decatur. Mrs Jocie Hunt visits her mother in Montgomery. Miss Marie Ford from Florence State Teachers College spends weekend with family. Pvt and Mrs Dural Johnson visit his mother in Morgan County. He was wounded overseas. Mrs Johnson works in Akron. Pvt and Mrs Talmadge Oden visit her mother. Mr and Mrs Harvey McKee and others guest in Decatur. Bracelet lost by Frances Taylor on the fourth Sunday in May near Eva Route One. Mr and Mrs Cecil Tanner were...
Community notices list Friendship church singing day on Sunday June 24 inviting the public especially singers. Local residents visit relatives and travel from Decatur Florence Georgia and Camp Gordon. Several servicemen and family members are mentioned with weekend returns and visits. Leonard Collins receives an honorable discharge from the Army.
The Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ethel Tanner at Holly Pond included several friends and neighbors enjoying a quiet afternoon gathering with tea and light conversation.
The message stresses Americans must contribute more than ever to the Seventh War Loan. It frames the request as vital for the fight and for those serving, noting the increased sacrifice. It acknowledges difficulty but contrasts it with courage shown by service members and the danger faced by all.
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