Society Wedding Solemnized in Gham
Miss Dolores Mc Cluskey and Mr. William D. Aspray wed in a June 28 ceremony at the bride’s Birmingham home. Rev. R L Sloop officiated as Kathryn Watkins played You Truly, with bridesmaids Eliza and others. Guests included out of town relatives and local family. after a reception, the couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside at 1649 Lee Avenue.
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Gham
Dolores McCluskey
William D. Aspray
M. A. McCluskey
West End
Birmingham
R. L. Sloop
Kathryn Watkins
Caro
Wagner
Willard Johnson
Elizabe
Mar
Miss Hyde
T. J. Guyer
Eloise Lawless
Frances Spencer
Lucy Robinson
Lee Avenue
Alabama
Codgins
EF. F. Naypeadian
Bridge Club Meeting Tuesday
Mrs. D C Hammarley will entertain her bridge club Tuesday afternoon for a social gathering remarking on a birthday occasion for her young son.
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Bridge Club
D.C. Hammarley
Personal News and Visits Across Alabama and Nearby States
Huntsville residents welcome Mr and Mrs Reeder Banks and two daughters after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Robert R Banks. Elizabeth V Ramage gravely ill in Oklahoma City after a fall. Amy Ellidge of Red Bay visits Miss Mary McClure at Alabama College Montevallo. Elizabeth Hyde attends Presbyterian Summer Conference at Snead College Boaz. Dr R F South resumes practice after illness. A C Clarke visits Nashville with O P Stinson. Betty Jean Johnson stays in Birmingham with Norma Jean Whyte. Marguerite South visits Jane South in Birmingham. Jack Pirtle and Elizabeth Jane spend weekend in Corinth. Bonnie Parks returns from Gadsden. M J Dean travels to Atlanta. Henry Clarke on Navy furlough from Mobile. W E Hyde and daughters Elizabeth and Dorothy Jean.
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Elizabeth V. Ramage
Oklahoma City
Okla
Amy Ellidge
Red Bay
Ala
Mary McClure
Miss Ellidge
Miss McClure
Alabama College At
Montevallo
One County Aimest Pettusville
Mrs. Dale improves after a brief illness. Various Pettusville residents and visitors travel to Athens and Madison, with army exams and Navy enlistments noted. Birth announced for Emily Sue Bates. Local travel, visits from Decatur, Detroit, and Birmingham, plus a rain event refreshing wells. Multiple Pettus family members frequent friends in surrounding towns.
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Dale
J. M. Head
Anna Dew
Ruby Jo Pettus
Veto
Joe Holt
J. D. Harlow
Martha Spence
C. L. Spence
Benton Pettus
Athens
Spence
Redus Wray
Fergie
Thermy
Johnnie Gates
Howard Daly
Pettusville
Lola M. Pettus
Virginia Allen
L. E. Dunnavant
W. H. Wallace
Wander Lee Garett
Ralph Garett
DeSota
Price Scoggin
U.S. Navy
Jewel Dean Spence
W. B. Spence
Flemon Smith
Decatur
Walton Wallace
Will A. Gilbert
Pleasant Hill
Tenn
Mamie Pettus
Prospect Station
Alvin Bates
Emily Sue
Otis
Raymond Gilbert
Gilbert Eates
Henry Driver
Detroit
Mich
Will A. Faves
Thomas W. Pettus
Phil Coffman
Ruby Jko Pettus
Henry Wales
Holland Gin
Mattie Lou Brown
Vernon Whitt
Prospect
Sta. Tenn
Max Hodges
B. F. Hodges
Neal Hodges
Cephas Irvin
L. E. Dunna
Know Your Vitamins for Good Health in Cook Book
The Decatur Daily promotes a new cookbooklet on vitamins with tables of over 100 foods and lists of calories and nutrients. It highlights broccoli carrots collards liver milk and watercress as high vitamin sources and urges readers to compare weekly meals to nutrition requirements. The item mentions related recipes and other books in the series and notes local health interests and community notices.
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Senate
Decatur Daily
Dr Pepper party honors Mrs. Neville and Mrs. Nichols
Mrs Nick Nichols hosted a Dr Pepper party Saturday morning for Mrs Bonner Neville of Butaw Alabama and Mrs William Nichols of Lake City Florida with eleven guests. Miss Betty Easter assisted with refreshments and roses gladioli and gardenias decorated the home. Margaret Saxon returned to Alexander City after two weeks with Mrs G W Feigley and Mr Feigley. Sugar rationing registration began in the county courthouse and a plan suggested branch boards at black and white schools to speed service for farmers. Elmer L Vinson recovered from illness. Carl Carter covered the office in his absence. Mrs Elton R Cooper and her children Elton Jr and Boise are visiting relatives.
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Nick Nichols
Bonner Neville
Butaw
Ala
William Nichols
Lake City
Florida
Betty Easter
Margaret Saxon
Alexander City
G.W. Feigley
Feigley
Elmer L. Vinson
Carl Carter
Vinson
Elton R. Cooper
Elton, Jr
Boise
Relat
Graceful posture for women and the perils of slouching
A Victorian style guide extols correct feminine carriage. It contrasts soft floppiness with stiff upright poses and belligerent stances. Proper posture is described as vibrant and graceful, aiding poise and charm while poor carriage weakens musculature and digestion.
Invasion of Syria Considered as War Moves
War updates show Axis plans for a lightning invasion of Syria with air troops. Crete and the Greek mainland see increased air activity and troop movements by the Nawis. British reinforcements reach Egypt to counter Rommel while Axis supply lines face pressure along the Libyan coast.
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Syria
Puehrer
Crete
London
Nawis
Near
Middle East
Egypt
Rommel
Hitler
Libya
Associated Press
Alexandria
Virginia Gilmore Stars In The Carter Case At Capitol
Virginia Gilmore headlines as the smiling heroine in Mr District Attorney in the Carter case playing at the Capitol theater today and Tuesday.
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Virginia Gilmore
Carter
Capitol
Desert Heat and Cold Blink in Arabian Campaign
The account notes intense British submarine activity near Bengali and Allied air bombardment targeting Rommel's supply lines. It describes the extreme desert conditions with freezing nights and scorching days, stressing the physical strain on both sides during this fast-moving campaign.
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Bengali
Rommel
Readiness for Selective Service Registration in County
All in readiness for registration as Selective Service centers prepare Tuesday for men aged 18 to 1 year. The agency notes those under 20 will not be called yet. Registrants must answer nine questions including name, residence, mailing address, telephone, age and birth date, birth place, guardian contact, employer name and address, and employer location.
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Selective Service
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Goidzl
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James Ellison
Deadwood Dick” and News
Elizabeth Hyde
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Snead College
Boaz
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Nashville, Tenn
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Marguerite South
Jane South
Jack Pirtle
Elizabeth Jane
Corinth
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Betty Kerbow
Gadsden
M. J. Dean
Atlanta, Ga
Henry Clarke
Navy
Mobile
W. E. Hyde
Elizabeth and
Dorothy Jean
Aimest Pettusville
Vant
Mrs. Taylor
Ben
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W. B. Pettus
Mt. Pleasant
Ed C OF Ewr
R. ©. Martin
B. Carter
Nella Mae
Horace J. Rogers
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
JL. KL. Rogers
Dearborn
Walter "E. Harman
Savannah
Gari
Attvens
Nashville
Harman
Rit
Plaza Theatres
Martin F. Whitt
Montgomery
Veterans Hospital
Thomas G. Steele
High Seas
P. B. Gibson
J. J. Gibson
MY A
Asa
D. L. Rosenau, JR
Helen Follett
Eunice Healey
Dillehay
Fountain Bee Line
Grant Harold Watkins
MGR
Moye
Moye’s
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U. Ss
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Netherlands
Pittsfield
Mass
Lee
Evelyn
Speake
AYDS
B. van Hoover
Caddell
Gcoommel Drug CO
William Holden Trevor Glenn Ford
Say Bolger
Anne Shirley
Princess
Fred Othman
United Presse
Jean Gabinida Lupino
Otver Stors A
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Claude Rains
Frank Lloyd Productions, Inc
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Charles K. Feldman
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