Luncheon for Out of Town Guests Brightens Hotel Lyons
Mrs. E. E. Hargrove hosted a Wednesday luncheon in Hotel Lyons private dining room for house guests Yeoman Marjorie Hargrove of the WAVES in Washington and Mrs. Ben R. Ray of Maxwell Field along with a circle of relatives and Alpha Chi Omega sisters. The event featured tulips and spring blooms with a full menu and a guest list including Mrs. B. O. Hargrove Huntsville and Mrs. F. S. Hunt Jr. plus several community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hargrove
Hotel
Lyons
Yeoman
Marjorie Hargrove
Washington, D. C
Ben R. Ray
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Yeoman Hargrove
Ray
B. O. Hargrove
Huntsville
F. S. Hunt, Jr
William S. Kirby
Jack Heggie
Farle Calvin, Jr
Julian Harris
I. N. Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Tenn
the Waves
Personal Notes From St to Nashville Visit for Hunter Family
St and Mrs Robert Hunter West and daughter Susan McConnell visited aunt Mrs A J Harris this week. Lt West heads to Dalhart Texas after transfer from Florida with Mrs West and child stopping in Nashville for relatives visit. Ann Bailey Coleman and Lawanna Thomas suffer mumps at home on East Walnut and East Church Streets.
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Ann Bailey Coleman
East Walnut Street
Lawanna Thomas
Captain
Mrs. Thomas
East Church Street
Lawrence County Ellislville Newsnote by Ruth Livingston
Local column reports visitors from Johnson's Chapel and Danville including Mr. and Mrs. George Burchett Mrs. Clarence Aldridge and Mrs. John Collins hosting guests. Pvt Melvin Legg reported somewhere in the South West Pacific. Several county residents visit relatives and friends around Ellisville, Lebanon, and Tomlinson areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burchett
Johnson's Chapel
Clarence Aldridge
Joe Glenn
John Collins
Edward Livingston
Lebanon
John Aldridge
J. R. Livingston
Pvt
Melvin Legg
South-West Pacific
Betty Templeton
Helen Legg
Elvin Collins
Margaret Templeton
John Tomlinson
Danville
James Aldridge
Tandy Brown
Leon Bennett
Frank Myers
la Mae Bates
James Hensley
Tonie Mae Myers
Louise White
F. C. Stephenson
Death of Mrs. Charlie Pruitt Noted in Lawrence County
Obituary notice states Mrs. Charlie Pruitt died Sunday at her home. The community offers sympathy to the family. Also mentions Howell Smith on leave from Navy and visits by Donald and Billy Watterson, Navy members, with local residents and relatives from Decatur and Danville visiting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Pruitt
Howell Smith
Shirley Smith
Navy
Floyd Watterson
Donald
Billy
U.S. Navy
John R. Stephenson
Herbert McGregor
Decatur
Carrie Mae Speake
Clifford Speake
George Lindsey
Danville
Glycerine Base for Sulfa Ointments on Front Lines
Glycerine serves as the base for ointments and emulsions that carry sulfa drugs to fighting fronts, aiding medical supplies for soldiers in the field.
Time Affects Marital Woes In Marriage Advice Column
Dorothy Dix argues that chronic marital problems worsen when ignored. She cites arguing, temper, lack of affection, and taking spouses for granted as wreckers of happiness and urges proactive kindness, warmth, and daily effort to sustain love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove of Peace
Forrest Chapel Meeting and Local Social Highlights
Morgan County report from Forrest Chapel notes the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Ward's home with co hostess Mrs. Whitten. Program on Follow Me featured several members, followed by a brief business session and prayers. A birthday supper honored Mr. Osborn at his home with guests from nearby families. Several residents and visitors are mentioned, including travel to Addington's Chapel and Camp Croft visits.
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D. D. McGehee
F. K. Gamble
Berean Club
Gamble
Line Street
H. F. Sherrod
Rayburn Neville
D. C. Shaw
John M. Nelson
T. G. Morrow
Eugene R. Guy
W. F. Rauschenberg
Jones
Progressive Culture Club
J. T. Jones
Andyanoe
Frank Emens
Dwight Mixson
E. J. Polhill
A. A. Jones
Alfred Clements
Clyde Hendrix
John W Jones
Montgomery
Earle Calvin
Girl Scout Movement
Delano Park
John Peach
S. A. Lynne
Hendrix
Woman's Society of Christian Service
W. EF. Ward
M. G. Whitten
Jess Smith
Freeman Smith
John Rodgers
Buren Bridges
Henry Bolan
Lawrence County
Center Grove News From Morgan County Community
Mrs J P Moore and Mrs Loyd Moore visit Horton home with Pansy Mae. Lucille Vice stays with Mary Hamilton while FFA and FHA banquet at Cotaco is praised. Kathleen Horton ill with flu missing two weeks of school. Christene Black visits Bonnie Moon. Light party honors Vera Morrow Iris Lawrence Christene Black Lucille Vice. Mrs Buster Light travels to Fort Bragg for husband’s service. Edd Hipp makes progress on a new structure on Hipps farm. Viola Estus trips reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Moore
Loyd Moore
Pansy Mae
Eva
Dorcas Ann
Childersburg
Horton Home
Lucille Vice
Mary Hamilton
Randolph Ryan
R. C. Ryan
Cotaco
E. P. Couch, Jr
Cullman
Birmingham
Kathleen Horton
Christene Black
Union Hill
Bonnie Moon
G. H. McKee
Hartseller
Gay Crawford
O. W. Light
Death and birth notices from Morgan County Neel area
Mrs Herman Johnson Neel and Mrs Eura Smith of Memphis attend for J C Roberts’s death. John DePriest announce birth of a daughter on March 2. Marius Holt birthday party on March 5 with many Lib erty Huntsville and local families. Mr Clyde Roberts and Sara to Louisville then Navy duty. Nell Lake returns from Birmingham for treatment. Bertha Roper visits Alabama City. Thompson family in Austinville. Coy Puckett family visit Walter Lane Basham. Mariah Roper visits Bertha in Alabama City. Clarence Smith Mobile here for J C Roberts death. Kirby family moved back from Decatur. Able Hill buys Arthur Singleton Store. moving from Friendship. Church notices: Sunday services and Training Union at 7:30 PM.. Rev Bynum to preach at 11 AM.
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Eura Smith
Memphis
Tennessee
J. C. Roberts
John DePriest
Marius Holt
Frank Howell
Jessie Howell
Liberty
Howard Johnson
Huntsville
Asberry Holt
Clyde Roberts
Sara
Louisville
Kentucky
U. S. Navy
Nell Lake
Birmingham
Bertha Roper
Alabama City
Mariah Roper
Guy Roper
FE. L. Thompson
Dorothy
Bill Thompson
Austinville
Coy Puckett
Walter Lane
Basham
Clarence Smith
Mobile
Percy Kirby
Decatur
Able Hill
Arthur Singleton
Friendship
Bynum
Hartselle Tuesday to fill an appointment with a dentist
Miss Floise Bagwell spent last weekend with Miss Gelina Estus and Miss Erma Taylor. Christene Pierce Bettye Jane Burlison and Norma Lee Estus were with Mrs. E O Beck at Ryan Saturday night.
Community Notes From Ryan Area Bright with Visits and News
Local families share weekend visits in Ryan and surrounding communities. Furloughs bring Hardy, Owen Maner, and children home from Iceland and U.S. Army duty. Additions to Ryan School, visitors from Birmingham, and garden club activities mark a bustling week in the area.
Limestone Nears Red Cross Goal in County Drive
Limestone county races toward the Red Cross goal of 15600 with 13746.46 raised today from Athens city area and nearby towns. County chair Price Hendricks and city leader T S Woodroof report detailed town quotas and contributions across Athens Rural Shoalford Sandsprings Pettysville Gilbertsboro Wickham Pleasant Grove Big Creek Georgia Slough Mooresville Belle Mina Greenbriar Quid Nine Elkmont and Negro. In a separate ruling the state supreme court upheld city annexation powers and required Jefferson County Tax Assessor Roy Johnson to include newly annexed territory for taxation.
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Limestone County
Red Cross
Price Hendricks
T. S. Woodroof
Athens
G. B. Phillips
City of Athens
Athens ‘Rural
Shoalford
Sandsprings
Pettysville
Gilbertsboro
Wickham
Pleasant Grove
Big Creek
Georgia
Slough
Mooresville-Belle Minn
Greenbriar
Elkmont
State Supreme Court
Jefferson County
Roy Johnson
New Hope Community News Highlights
Pvt. T. J. Underwood is home on short furlough. Mrs. Underwood is ill from poison oak and unimproved. Johnny Terry and T. C. Parker households noted. Paul Daniel took final Army exam at Fort McClellan and earned a 21 day furlough. Matthew Cross family visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Underwood
Matthew Cross
Sundar
Salem Community News Roundup in Cullman County
Pfc Junior Jones of Fort Benning spent the weekend with parents Mr and Mrs F A Jones. Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell are seriously ill in Cullman hospital. Joseph Whittle of Decatur visited Floyd Williams and traveled to Birmingham to seek work. Emery Floyd and daughters Helen Floyd Wynell Jones and Ruth Morgan attended Jones Chapel singing. Bill Cagle, lately in Florida, visited his children Johnny Talbert Albert Harvey. Clarence Williamson Fred Adderholt Chester Davis Liberty residents spent Sunday with Oscar Williamson. Homer Cagle of West Point visited Saturday night. D C Conn of Anderson visiting brother Onice Conn and family.
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Pfc
Junior Jones
Ft. Benning
F. A. Jones
Frank Mitchell
Cullman
Joseph Whittle
Decatur
Floyd Williams
Birmingham
Emery Floyd
Helen Floyd
Wynell Jones
Ruth Morgan
Jones Chapel
Bill Cagle
Florida
Johnny Talbert
Albert Harvey
Clarence Williamson
Fred Adderholt
Chester Davis
All of
Liberty
Oscar Williamson
Homer Cagle
West Point
D. C. Conn
Anderson
Mrs
Onice Conn
Sunday Visit Highlights in Hartselle Family Ties
At 3 o'clock Mrs. Cecil Sherrill and her daughter Maria of Hartselle spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. John De Priest and family, sharing a quiet afternoon together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Sherrill
Maria of
Hartselle
John de Priest
Act Upheld Montgomery Voting Validity in 1943 Law
The ruling sustains the legality of a 1943 state act and a Birmingham area city ordinance used to conduct a vote in a southern section of the city. The decision affirms the validity of the procedures governing the March voting process and its outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Eleanor Roosevelt Visits San Juan Caribbean Posts
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt toured U S military posts in the Caribbean and praised the men for keeping sea lanes open from the United States saying what you have done in this theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleanor
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
Caribbean
United States
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B. M. Bloodworth
University of Alabama Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Sisters
Timberlake
Curry
John McGehee
T. G. Henry
Harry Bell
Baugh Infirmary
Master Bobby Bell
Arthur Matthews
Mary Frances Matthews
Atlanta
Howard Harris
F. M. Milan
Marjorie Nell Clift
Sgt
Finley Clift
Nashville, Tenn
P. Crow
Willia Milam
Gadsden
Mrs. Crow
W. F. Boutwell
Kingston
Lonnie Gene Boutwell
Peggy Austin
J. F. Clem
Benevolent Society Hospital
R. I. Nickel
Memphis, Tenn
Freeman Landers
Sixth Avenue South
Jemia
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Moye’s
Pettey
Fiargs
Rose Jewelry Co
Brida
Brida! Ensemble
Ween
Ellisville
Ruth Livingston
Chas
Capudine
Helene Curtis
Evelye
Speate
Goidel’s Drug Store
Dorothy Dix
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
W. P. Roberts
Adele Sims
Hope
George Sims
Dick Breedlove
Addington’s
Rev. Smith
Newt Bailey
Helen Whitten
A. M. Whitten
Camp Croft
Charles Edward Story
Aubrey Bullard
Brandon Sparkman
Neel
W. D. Bullard
Homer Montgomery
Earl
Jack Patty
Paul
Ruth Long
Opal Morgan
Edith Curtis
Morgan County Center
Morgan County
Herman Johnson
Johnson's Red Cross
St. Approved
BABY
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Murdocks
Ryan
Lola W. Cudlip
E. Henderson
Buffalo
New York
Althea McAnear
Tommie Price
Coach Owens
S. O. Maner
Owen
Iceland
Louis Robertson Fnee
Alice Crawford
Vicky’ Linn
Daisy
Elsie Crawford
Ivis Briscoe
Geraldine Briscoe
W. J. Briscoe
Fisie
Daisy Crawford
Thursda
Woran'se Missionary Society
Jimmy Moon
Joe Crawford
Center Grove
Delmer Bagwell
Joe
Ryan School
Carl McKelvey
Dwight McKelvey
Donald Chambers
Paul Chambers
U.S. Army
Quinton Wright
Pat Wright
New Hope
Mary Clarke Parker
Cullman County
Salem
Hartford Insurance
Compan
James L. Rankin
State National Bank Bldg
American Institute of Laundering
Collier's
Mer
United Nations
Philadelphia
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