Lambert Norris Vows In Iuka Mississippi
Decatur residents Mr. and Mrs. J B Jernigan announce the June 16 wedding of their niece Miss Barbara Ann Norris to John Edward Lambert in a ceremony at Reverend Grober s home in Iuka Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Norris
J. B. Jernigan
Decatur
John Edward Lambert
John Lambert
Grober
Iuka
Mississippi
Jewel
Mildred Owens
Young People’s Training Union
the Trinity Baptist Church
H. K. Neville
The
Training Union
Bob Ferguson
W. A. Elmner
W. W. Coffey
Peggy Jean Darnell
Needlecraft Tips For Spring Accessories And Crochet Hats
Nancy Baxter outlines spring accessory rules to elevate outfits with restraint. Focus on neckline pearls, long gloves, narrow belts, draped scarves, and bold mesh veils with sailor hats. Also suggests quick crochet hats that stay fresh in travel and offer nautical flair.
Mrs W C Talley and Daughter Visit Nashville Home
Mrs W C Talley and her daughter Mrs F J Warwick from Nashville Tennessee are visiting the home of the Talley family. The brief note confirms travel and family connection during a local social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Talley
F. J. Warwick
Nashville,Tennessee
Irwin and Wife Found Dead After Grave Search
The department of public welfare reports the deaths of Jake Irwin and his wife Hettie, Courtland residents once active in local work. An insurance inquiry prompted the public notice and Eunice H. Eggleston of Courtland confirms their prominence before their deaths. The wife was noted for home economics work among the negro community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Welfare
Jake Irwin
Courtland Negro
Hettie
Eunice H. Eggleston
Courtland
Town's One Doctor May Be Forced Out
Cedar Bluff Alabama awaits a decision as Dr. David Cobb who moved in February 1950 could be forced to leave the city hall building. The city council stood firm despite citizen protests and Cobb has not said if he will stay if ousted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bluff
Ala
North Alabama
David Cobb
Cobb
Decatur Soldier Charles L. Smith Promoted in Korea
Charles L. Smith, son of Mrs. Louise Smith of 1109 White Street, Decatur, has been promoted to corporal while serving in Korea. He has six years of Army service and serves in the transportation section of the Headquarters Battery, 21st Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion, within the 25th Infantry Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
25Th Inf. Div
U. S. Army
Charles L. Smith
Louise Smith
White St
Decatur
Korea
Corporal Smith
21St Anti- Aircraft Artillery Battalion
25Th Infantry Division
Mecca Receives Record Saudi Road and Water Funding
The Saudi government allocates 1 578 400 dollars to improve roads and water supply in Mecca, marking the largest ever investment in Islam's holy city. The Arab News Agency reports this as a major effort to support the city that hosts tens of thousands of pilgrims annually. Water supply remains a key challenge for Mecca’s desert setting.
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Cairo
Mecca
Ana
Vatican to Install Time Clocks for City Workers
About 6000 lay workers in Vatican City offices will punch time clocks starting July 1. Machines will be installed in all eleven congregations and other Vatican City offices handling church affairs.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Memorial Glee Club of Orlando Members Count 172
Mrs Banfield directs the Memorial Glee Club of Orlando which lists 172 members. Mr and Mrs E L Henson plan a visit with their son in Stillwater New York. T H Fitzpatrick arrives from Chicago to attend a convention. Mrs T M Jones is ill on East Vine Street. Mrs Mabel Craig and sons Gerald Wayne and Ralph vacation in Seattle Washington with relatives.
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McNeill Annex
Banfield
Memorial Glee Club of
Orlando
E. L. Henson
John Hamilton
Stillwater
New York
T. M. Jones
East Vine Street
Mabel Craig
Gerald
Wayne
Ralph
Seattle
Washington
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column Excerpt
A Dor othy Dix column offers guidance to several readers: a mother worried her 25-year-old daughter may never marry, a wife constrained by in‑laws’ modest pay, and a 16‑year‑old pressured to marry. The advice emphasizes independence, prudent work, saving, and waiting for true love, warning against marrying without affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Causes of Dry Mouth and Saliva Functions
A health note explains saliva production by the three pairs of glands and how reduced flow leads to dry mouth. It covers symptoms, causes including drugs and illnesses, and treatments such as pilocarpine, diet changes, hormones, and medical evaluation.
Dear Dorothy Dix Boy Questions Love With Older Divorced Woman
A young man eighteen asks if he should marry a thirtyish divorced mother of two. Dorothy Dix dismisses the match as unsuitable and urges him to heed his family and end the attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
Dorothy DIX
Luther
Dorothy Dix Addresses Mail Rules and Marriage Crisis
Dorothy Dix states she cannot answer personal mail and then tackles what she views as the most serious problem in marriage. The column analyzes communication, trust, and domestic harmony with practical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Death of Col. Gen. Ivan Grishin Reported in Soviet Press
Moscow reported on June 22 the death of Col. Gen. Ivan Grishin aged 50 a prominent Soviet military leader and hero of the Soviet Union. Grishin led the central administration of the war ministry and had 31 years in the army as a Communist Party member since 1927.
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Moscow
Ivan Grishin
Russia
Grishin
Soviet Union
War Ministry
Communist Party
Government cuts copper scrap prices below pure metal level
The Office of Price Stabilization announced rollbacks on copper scrap, copper alloy scrap, and brass mill scrap to levels below the price of pure copper. The cuts take effect June 26.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Philandering notice in leaflet D-9 requests copies
A notice in leaflet D-9 invites readers to obtain a copy by mailing a 3 cent stamp and self addressed envelope to Miss Dix c o this newspaper P O Box 98 Times Square Station New York 18 N Y.
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Lambert-Norris
Civinette
Decatur Civinette Club
Meredith Woodall
T. E. Putnam
Frank Clements
Rae Herndon
Woodall
Russell Bolding
Mary Lou O. E. S
Mary Lou Dancy
Order of Eastern Star
Decatur Masonic Temple
Mary Walton
George F. Mills
Rhoda Roe
Russellville
H. B. Norwood
Ruby S. Jones
Vera McRae
Clara Handley
Ardmore
Tennessee
Lou Allen Melton
Atlanta
Georgia
Marshal
Clio Levin
Why Not Cafe
Louis Hine
Walton
Flint Home Demonstration Club
Hardy Davis
Bill Jackson
Decatur Area
Anne White
Girl Scouts of America
Girl Scouts
White
Wheeler Area
Basham Chapel
W.S.C.S
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Basham Chapel Methodist Church
Dawson Jones
Jesus
Toney Ratliff
Elnora Martin
M. M. White
Trinity Baptist
J. Wiley Owen
Johnston Street
Charles Hardeman
Portmouth
Virginia
Tuscaloosa
Winfield
Alabama
Franklin
C. J. Hardeman
Portsmouth
Ren Pe
Mrs. Burns Crook
Birmingham
Mrs
B. K. Wiggins
Flint
Z. K. Goode
Addie Goode
Tyler
Dallas
Texas
R. I. Nickel
Mike
Memphis
J. O. Goode
Tommy Goode
Annabell Minor
Mary Marlowe
Laura Roberts
Panama City
Florida
C. B. Byars
Paul Hardeman
Susan Clem
J. E. Clem
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Max Horton
John E. Sherrod
Camp Edwards
Massachusettes
Lindsay Hume
Sor’ David
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
S. H. Wilds
Walter G. Banfield
C. T. Davis
Don's
Don Williams
Bob
Morgan and
Lawrence County
R. Z
Bob” Roberts
Fort Lauderdale
Lawrence Counties
Mary Opal White
Moulton
Jasper Roberts
F Irt Lauderdale
Issac Roberts
Maggie Brown
Needlecraft News
By Nancy Baxter
Gospel Meeting
Eastside Church
Téth Avenue
Beech St
T. A. Thompson
West Decatur
Irwin
T. H. Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Illinois
W. E. Long
North
Tennessee Valley
Dopothy DIX
Mrs. B
M. A
Miss DIX
Herman WN. Bundesen, M.D
Saturn
Syedicate, Inc
North Alabama Termite CO
E. Moulton
St. John R Cook Mor
U.S. Pat. of
Wyker’s
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