Boating and Supper Party Honors Visiting Guests
Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Baugh hosted a boating party and supper on the Tennessee River Sunday evening. Guests honored were Mrs. H. O. Troup of Portland Oregon and Mrs. Russell Brothers of Nashville Tennessee visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Troup. Attendees included Mrs. Troup Frank W. Troup and son Randy Mrs. Russell Brothers and children Don and Mary Corinne Mrs. L. R. Nash John Glaze of Clermont Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. McNelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Baugh
Tennessee
H. O. Troup
Portland
Oregon
Russell Brothers
Nashville
Tenn
Frank W. Troup
Troup
Frank W.troup
Randy
Don
Mary Corinne
L. R. Nash
John Glaze
Clermont, Fla
Robert G. McNelly
Nashville, Tenn
Clermont
Florida
Long Island
Duke University
Rutledge Visited by Kin in Alabama
Dr Archibald Rutledge poet laureate of South Carolina was injured in a car crash south of Birmingham. He is in South Highlands hospital with three broken ribs and hopes to return to his native state Wednesday. Carlson Smith Sr of Decatur visited while transporting a group to Camp McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Rutledge
South Carolina
Birmingham
Rutledge
South Highlands Hospital
Carol Smith Sr
Decatur
Dr Rutledge
Episcopal
Camp McDowell
Asper
Mrs. Josephine Rider 74 Dies in Cullman Service Today
Mrs Josephine Rider 74 died at her Cullman home June 28 at 605 p m Funeral services were held June 30 from Forked Oak church near Iuka Mississippi at 2 p m Interment followed in Forked Oak cemetery Mass service led by church officials Surviving are husband J D Rider daughter Mrs Evie Newcomb and four sons Looney Vandy Ollie and Vester Rider
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Josephine Rider
Forked Oak Church
Iuka
Miss
Forked Oak
J. D. Rider
Evie Newcomb
Looney
Vandy
Ollie
Vester Rider
Mrs Garrett Hosts Extensive Hospitality Event
Several hundred guests attended Mrs Garrett's hospitality with embossed cakes and mints served from a dining room table. Mrs John H Peebles and Mrs Walton Anderson presided at the table with several assistants aiding in passing plates and displaying gifts in the living room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Peebles
Walton Anderson
W. T. McDonald
Littleberry Leftwich
Thomas Bailey
Rosemary Liebert
Julia Woodruff
David White
Jerry
Personal notices of visitors and travels across towns
A string of social items lists Mr. and Mrs. W T Carlin of Louisville and others visiting relatives in Birmingham Portland Nashville and Columbus. It notes travels to Virginia Beach Duke University Auburn Fayetteville and Miami and mentions illnesses and family farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T.carlin
Louisville, Ky
John Patterson Sr
Divorce Debates on Alimony and Wife Responsibility
Dorothy Dix answers reader questions on alimony fairness in divorce, urging courts to weigh evidence, noting unequal blame on wives, and arguing both spouses must uphold duties. also advises on dental false teeth and financial prudence for a young couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Marys
Government Ends Fiscal Year in Black for First Time in 17 Years
Washington reports a better-balanced budget closing its books at midnight, the first black budget in 17 years and the 74th in U.S. history. Treasury data show 83 years in the red versus 73 in the black, with a surplus near 1.143 billion before the last five days. An upcoming interest payment of over 500 million will keep the final balance under the president’s 1.25 billion surplus forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Truman
CIO Institute for Alabama Textile Workers Set in Tuscaloosa
A two day institute for Alabama members of the Textile Workers of America will be held July 12 13 on the Northington campus Tuscaloosa. The conference is in cooperation with the University of Alabama and directed by Solomon Barkin of the TWUA New York. Barkin will analyze workload and incentive systems in Alabama contract mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Institute
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama m Rs
The
Textile Workers of America
CIO
Northington
University of Alabama
Solomon Barkin
TWUA
New York
Barkin
Alabama Contract Mills
Montgomery Tests Blood for Syphilis Under 1943 Law
Montgomery residents aged 14 to 50 began compulsory blood tests for syphilis as part of a 1943 law. The program started in Montgomery, Alabama, with enforcement in effect today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Statewide Campaign Faces Early Testing Across Counties
Fragmented text indicates a statewide campaign shifting timing and county involvement as 46th county reports progress and 80,000 names referenced in a voter or enrollment context. Specific places, dates, or organizations are unclear from the readable OCR segment.
Restraint urged on taking extra job to avoid overwork
A person cautions against accepting additional employment and warns that overworking oneself can lead to harm. The remark stresses health and balance over financial gain.
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B. M. Bloodworth
B. H. Tanner
Moye
Alabama
Beauty Salon
E. Moulton
Robert E. Smith
Eveleen Smith
Fowler
Orton
Mizpah
Masonic Temple
Edmond Garrett
Edmond P. Garrett, Sr
Edmond P. Garrett Jr
Cedars
Garretts
Limestone County
Robert Clarence Bibb
Joe Anderson
Mary Augusta Bibb
Berthold Kenedy
Garrett Sr
Garrett, Jr
Paul F. Renaud
Rhea Cumming
George Duncan
Athens
Mesdames
James Hall
Willis Hill
George McCrary
Maclin Frierson
Carolyn Bibb
James Woodruff
C. H. Timberlake
Luzier’s
Luzier
Hartselle
Elaine
Lises
Milton West
Aileen West
Howard Belser
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Reliance Life Insurance
Cavalier Hotel
W. K. Littlefield
George Clem Jr
Jacksonville Beach
J. F. Graham
John Frank Graham
Edmond Garrett, Jr
Auburn
Mr. Garrett
Edmond Garrett, Sr
the Cedars
Eugene Lampkin, Jr
Euaoenea Ro Ciw
Aruway Wey
Earl Glenn
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Murray King
Talladega
Mrs. le Duke
Points
West Tennessee
Ann Kimbrough
William Eyster
Luke Pryor
Betty Lamb
Fayetteville, Tenn
Julian Bibb Jr
Joe Calvin
Henry Davidson
Mrs
Mary Wells
Columbus
Neal Wells
Harvey Best
B. G. Cox
Best
Mr. Wells
Charles Henry Davidson
Kirby Morris
Mary Louise Wells
Leon and
Wayne
Joan Collier
Robert
Clarence Bibb
Iby
Carolyn
Miami
Nancy Norman
Cedar Bluff
Kathleen McGlathery
Dorothy DIX
Bell Syndicate
Goidel’s Drug Store
Holt’s Beauty
BLACK
Sally Corn
Daniel’s
Second Ave
White Swan
Depts
Our
Rya
Penney
Peynen
Eee
Penney’s
J. GC. Penney Company, Incorporated
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