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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1944

Page

5

U D C Chapters Elect Officers For 1944 45 In Alabama

Society notes report U D C chapters meeting in homes of Mrs W C McClung and Mrs Ben Martin Sr Both chapters elected officers for 1944 45 with E A Edwards as president and J D Bush named delegate to the spring convention in Huntsville Addressing gatherings were follow up on treasury minutes and social hour with guests including Mrs Tidwell of Hartselle and Mrs Lillian Vaughn of Russellville.

Mary Lou Dancy W. C. McClung Ethel Whitten E. A. Edwards W. J. Brown Earl Foster Evelyn McClure J. M. Pearce Sr J. P. Garnett Wallace Meadows Elbert Weaver Lillian Vaughn Russellville Tidwell Hartselle Joe Wheeler Ben Martin Sr J. D. Bush United States Z. W. Harrison Alfred Clements Huntsville J.T. Jones

Embroidery Pattern Sale From The Decatur Daily

Collectors receive a needlework pattern catalog offer from The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept New York listing Pattern 490 with 18 small motifs 3 by 6 inches each and a separate decorative linen garment motif set. Order requires fifteen cents per pattern plus address details and name for delivery to 82 Eighth Avenue. A further thirty two page Needlecraft Catalog with 133 illustrations is available for fifteen cents more.

Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept Eighth Avenue New York N. Y

Chapter Scrap Book Highlights At Lyon Club Meeting

The program chairman Mrs Eugene R Guy presented items from the chapter scrapbook with help from Mesdames Frasa Prewett Darnell Harrison Clements Martin Grimes. Past chapter history and three articles on current conditions were read. A salad luncheon followed and the April meeting will be hosted by Mrs Guy and Mrs Clements. Lt Parr and Mrs Parr guests of honor at a luncheon by Mr Wallace and Miss Helen Bynum at Hotel Lyons.

Nate Eugene R. Guy Mesdames H. H. Frasa Kitty Prewett A. S. Darnell T. V. Harrison Alfred Clements Ben Martin Sr W. L. Grimes Guy Clements

Local personal notices list visitors and illnesses in town

Mrs. Fred Whatley of McRae Georgia visits sister Mrs. Dan Ewing. E D Bailey Jr is ill at his Line Street home. Mrs. T N Garnett Sr of Birmingham visits sons and daughters. Mrs. Joe Duncan and Mrs. Max Luther visit Memphis. Mrs. Charles H Johnson spends weekend at her Fifth Avenue West home.

Fred Whatley McRae, Ga Dan Ewing E. D. Bailey Jr Line Street T. N. Garnett Sr Birmingham Joe Duncan Max Luther Memphis Tenn Charles H. Johnson Fifth Avenue West

Broncho-line Emulsion Promises Quick Bronchial Relief

An advertisement urges readers to buy Broncho-line Emulsion at Gotdel Drug Co for bronchial cough relief. It claims rapid action loosens phlegm eases irritation and promotes restful sleep with often half a bottle needed and money back if dissatisfied.

Gotdel Drug Co

Texan GIs Share Hairline War Tales and Courage

Pyle Texas reports a vivid account of a mission where a plane dove and crew escaped after parachuting. Sergeant Tanguma, Spanish speaking, lands upside down in a tree and is helped by Italians who refuse payment. Also featured is Sergeant Charles Ramseur of Gold Hill North Carolina, honored for his engraving hobby, medal designs, and flight-mission helmet chronicle as he hopes to return home soon.

Tex America Tanguma Serat Charles Ramseur Gold Hill N. C Ramseur Maj Ed Bland

Sunday Night Departure For Mobile Chief Operator Role

Mrs. Johnson departs Sunday night to assume duties as chief operator in Mobile. The promotion is welcomed by Mrs. Johnson and her many friends who wish her success in the new position. Pvt. S. C. Craig Jr. leaves for Goldsboro N C to take a new Army Air Corps assignment after a ten day visit with his parents in town. Henry Helfrick and daughter Helen Sneed visit New York for the wedding of Helfrick’s brother at St. Gaines Episcopal church in Newark N J, planning to return next Tuesday. Carol Ann Gingrich three, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gingrich Huntsville, underwent eye surgery and a tonsillectomy at a Memphis hospital, resting nicely. Mary Anne Russell is home ill with mumps.

Mobile Tis Mrs. Johnson Pvt S. C. Craig Jr Army Air Corps Goldsboro N. C S. C. Craig North Carolina Miami Beach Fla Henry Helfrick Helen Sneed New York Mr. Helfrick St. Gaines Episcopal Church Newark N. J Carol Ann Gingrich John L. Gingrich Huntsville Memphis

TODAY'S PATTERN ANNE ADAMS SHIRTWAISTER INFO

Anne Adams offers pattern 4537 a comfortable smart shirtwaist for size 34 and up. available in sizes 34 to 48 with yardage listed for size 36 and a 14 pattern book offer for ten cents more. send twenty cents in coins to Decatur Daily Pattern Dept. New York address provided.

Anne Adams Decatur Daily Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Dear Miss Dix: wait until after the war to marry

A reader asks if she should pursue marriage now or wait. The adviser says she is wise to stay single until after the war, cautioning against rushing to wed for brass buttons or peer pressure. Focus on finding a compatible fireside partner and not pleasing others.

Miss DIX Rod Right

Dear Miss Dix and the Grandmother Guide

A reader seeks help over how a baby should address a grandmother figure. Dear Miss Dix warns against letting a family quarrel over a child’s call and suggests yielding to the mother-in-law’s preference to avoid ongoing strife.

Miss DIX

Guide lists on raid size London March 10

London newspapers debated the size of Wednesday's American raid on Berlin. US air force memo advised press phraseology for raid announcements, noting terms like very strong and strong. Estimates varied, with reports of 850 to 1,200 bombers, while some calls described the raid as heavy bombing. RAF commentators defended US phrasing amid protests over the lack of guidance.

London Berlin United States Air Force U. S RAF

Dorothy Takes Over Washington Secretary of Democratic Party

March 10 in Washington, Dorothy Vredenburgh met with officials as the first woman secretary of the Democratic National Committee. The busy day highlighted her role in party operations and public engagement in the capital.

Dorothy Washington Dorothy Vredenburgh Democratic National

War Today: Soviet Aims in Hitler’s Downfall

Dewitt Mackenzie notes Allied air power against Germany, while Moscow and Red Star stress bombing alone won’t topple Hitler. They urge a combined campaign with a massive land army in concert with air and sea forces to finish the Nazi regime.

Hitler Red Fleet Poland Czechoslovakia Moscow Germany Boris Sterligov Red Star

Men in Service May Take Office

Washington, March 10. The Army and Navy have agreed formally, President Roosevelt announced, that regular Army and Navy personnel may accept nominations for public office if the nomination is tendered without activity by them. Other service members may become candidates without tender of nomination. The move parallels law and clarifies purposes, and was not aimed at any individual.

Washington Army Navy Roosevelt

Stop Leaks Plea to Eire Stop Leaks Plea to Eire

The United States asked neutral Eire to close the German legation and Japanese consulate as an anti spy move to protect Allied troop movements in Northern Ireland. A February note by U S minister David Gray prompted rumors of demands, a stand to by Eire along the Ulster border, and British censorship delayed details. Prime Minister De Valera consulted with his Irish ambassador afterward.

Belfast Northern Ireland United States Eire David Gray U. S Southern Ireland Ulster Washington London Eamon de Valera Robert Brennan

Roosevelt Communiques Urgent Note to Ireland

President assures Brennan no force involved and that the note is a urgent request to act against Axis establishments in Eire. The exchange emphasizes expedience and diplomatic channels over military action.

Roosevelt Brennan Eire

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