Miss McEntire Hosts for Miss Hodgson Garden Party
Miss Helen Hodgson of Ray Minette visited her aunt Mrs FE Mercod and attended a morning party hosted by Miss Ann Miller McEntire at her old homeplace. Guests included numerous local socialites and visitors from Maryland Grenada and Knoxville. Archival notes mention Misses Wilds Barnum Scales Nash Johnson Hunter Gray Pitts Stickney Lee Morrow Lang and others. plus travel updates and relatives visiting Birmingham Mary Esther and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McEntire
Miss Hodgson
Helen Hodgson
Ray Minette
FE. W. Mercod
Ann Miller McEntire
Peggy Wilds
Sallye Barnum
Martha Scales
Martha Nash
Jacqueline Johnson
Mariana
Ida Hall Hill
Muriel Thomas
Miss Shirley
Marguerite Jernigan
Ann Hunter
Anne Gray
Norma Todd
Clyta Gray Pitts
Caroline Stickney
Maryland
Ruth Lee Morrow
Grenada
Esther Morris
Betsy Jane Elam
Nell Frank Moore
Mary Stuart Ferrell
Marjorie Lang
Personal greetings from Birmingham visitors extend ties
Mrs. J. S. Jackson of Birmingham formerly Decatur visits Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tidwell and is recalled by friends as Miss Ella Baker. Herman Phelan and family of Jacksonville, Fla visit sister Mrs. Claude Murphy at Fairview. Rose Evelyn Murphy joins uncle and aunt for trips to Pulaski Nashville and Jacksonville. Braden Fleming Jr of Benton Ky returns home for a visit. Miss Helen Newsom visits relatives in Benton Ky. Geraldine Masterson stays with relatives in Charleston S C. Mrs. D P Humphrey and Misses Jean Margaret Elizabeth Ann ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pride
John C. Bragg
Jackson Street
Miss Pride
Valgene Stanley
New Orleans
Sullivan
J. S. Jackson
Birmingham
Decatur
Fred Tidwell
Jackson
Ella Baker
Herman Phelan
Billy Witt
Jacksonville, Fla
Claude Murphy
Fairview
Rose Evelyn Murphy
Pulaski
Nashville
Braden Fleming, Jr
Benton, Ky
J. B. Fleming
Inter-Club Night Music Medley and Variety Review
A continued page one lineup highlights a Time Band musical medley by Stephen Foster with performers Harry Wade Bill Riggin Jesse Mixon Roy Zachary Ferrie Fry and a sequence of solo numbers including Oh Johnnie Oh Johnnie Night and Day It Takes a Wild Wild Woman That Wonderful Mother of Mine Shortening Bread Alabama Bound and more with the Moxley Ray Quartet and a large ensemble finale Seported by the Entire Company featuring Bishop Lay Don Millar Tom Surtees Jesse Mixon Jane Bussey Eugénie Jordan Jr Ann and Peggy Clarke Ferrie Ray and Jimmy Two Stowaways plus a French Recruiting Officer and Stowaways act concluding the evening's varied entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Foster
Harry Wade
Bill Riggin
Jesse Mixon
Roy Zachary
Ferrie Fry
Richard Moxley
Harry, Wade
Billyywood
Ruth Peterson
W. D. Seif
Johnnie
Dave Moxley
Bill Reagan
Frank Russell
Tom Briskey
Jimmy Morgan
Moxley-Ray
Bishop Lay
Don Millar
Tom Surtees
Jane Bussey
Eugénie Jordan, Jr
Ann
Peggy Clarke
Ferrie Ray
Shifts Made to Speed Army Recruiting in two states
Col. F A Prince recruiting commander for Alabama and Tennessee said adjustments are moving recruiting to locations with higher signup potential. Gadsden Florence and Cookeville offices closed with staff reassigned to Ft McClellan and other posts to boost enlistments. He noted 1100 volunteers in June and forecast tripling that number in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
F. A. Prince
Alabama
Tennessee
Gadsden
Florence
Cookeville
Tenn
Col. Prince
Ft. McClellan
Prince
Life and Casualty Company Superintendent Appointment
The text references a role held by the superintendent of Life and Casualty Company. It notes leadership, duties, and the organization's structure within the reported period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Life and Casualty Company
Jonah Lesson Shows Gods mercy and Jonah’s stubborn pride
The Sunday School lesson recounts Jonah’s flight from duty, his prayer from the great fish, and Nineveh’s repentance. It notes Jonah’s anger at mercy, Gods rebuke, and the final question about sparing Nineveh, highlighting God’s enduring mercy toward the contrite.
Americans May Quit City of Hongkong
June 28 A government radio broadcast said a decision on removing about 1000 American citizens in Hong Kong could come tomorrow. British quarters disclosed ships were ready to carry away women and children if needed, with instructions from London suggesting such an order might be issued soon. The move was seen by some as Britain resisting Japan’s demand to close the Burma route used to ship arms to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
Nineveh
Tarsghish
Jehovah
Hongkong
London
Britain
Japan
Burma
China
New Deficiency Bill Signed With Immigration and Navy Boost
President Roosevelt signed a catch-all deficiency appropriation bill providing 85,801,777 dollars for miscellaneous government activities. The measure doubles the immigration border patrol and adds staff for the Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection to monitor alien seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Immigration Bureau
Border Patrol
Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection
Rausa Rites Held for Mrs Adolph Rausa
Funeral services for Mrs Adolph Rausa 20 of Chicago were held at Sacred Heart Church Cullman with Rev Theoldious presiding Burial followed in Mt Zion cemetery Cullman county Drinkard Funeral director. She is survived by husband two daughters Joanne Carolyn Jean her parents Mr and Mrs L Anderson of Cullman three brothers G F Anderson Lacon D B Anderson Cullman G O Anderson Lacon two sisters Mrs Dewey Shipman Cullman and Mrs Frank Rausa of Cullman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Rausa
Chicago
Baugh's Infirmary
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Cullman
Theoldious
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Cullman County
Drinkard
Rausa
Joanne
Carolyn Jean
Carolyn Jean; Her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Anderson, of Cullman
G. F. Anderson
Lacon
D. B. Anderson
G. O. Anderson
Dewey Shipman
Frank Rausa
Monarch's Meat Specials Watermelons Sale Friday to Saturday
Monarch's Meat Specials announces watermelons on sale at 20 to 35 cents per unit all night Friday through Saturday. Drive by anytime to buy.
Freight terminal plans eyed for river system study
Municipal leaders gather data on freight possibilities across areas and begin organizing and financing river terminals as part of a system to serve the entire river. Pallbearers listed: Donald Dean Alonzo Brown Ed Shiples Herbert Wilhite Doc Wilhite and Pyrus Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Donald Dean
Alonzo Brown
Ed Shiples
Hersbert Wilhite
Doc Wilhite
Pyrus Reeves
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Humphrey
Jean Humphrey
Sarah Bloodworth
C. B. Sanders
Toward Johnson
City Park
F. B. Chadick
Mercedes, Texas
E. F.rhinehart
Jeff Phelan
Lake Charles, la
E F. Rhinehart
Ernie Blackwell
Polly Anna
Luke Wright
Miss Vir
Ginia Brandeau
Knoxville, Tenn
Seybourn Lynne
Mary Allen Rhinehart
Rome
E. F. Rhinehart
John Martin
J. R. Smiley
Mary Dryden
Horace Dryden, Jr
Rex Poll
R. T. Rives
Mary Esther, Fla
Mrs. Collins
D. D. Burleson
Mr. Burleson
Archie Wallace
Hill
Miss Spraggins
Huntsville
Ernest McCulloch
Edward Ramage
First Presbyterian Church
Montreal
N. C
John C. Cowell
Dr. Cowell
Maurice Sparkman
Lexington
Mr. Sparkman
Mildred. Murphy
James Ogle
Falkville
Helen Newsom
Geraldine Masterson
Charleston, S. C
D. P. Humphrey
Jean, Margaret and
Elizabeth Ann
Sycamore Street
Kentucky
Old Trail
Busy Bee Market
Bill Alexander
Bride
Griffin
Griffin Jewelry Company
Big A. & P
Second Avenue
Olio
Newman Campbell
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Josephine Tyson
Atlanta
Decadur
Pickwick Lake
Miss Tyson
City OF
A. Rausa
Monarch’s Meat
Blackhawk
Cudahy
OLEO
Fryers
LUX
Kellogg’s
Food Store
E. Moulton Street
Catalina
Court
Rade
Selby White
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
TVA
Moye'’S Shop
Caddell
Justine
Georgiana
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