Yearend Joe Wheeler P T A Meeting Highlights Arts and Awards
The last Joe Wheeler School P T A meeting of the year featured Mrs W A Eli Baulch Pec s president and Rev O B Lansbury addressing duties of home and influences on children. Music by the Jonette and Rhythm Bands, prize awards for class rooms, and acknowledgments for officers and volunteers marked the event. The Girls Hi Y Club held its Mothers Day banquet and senior high school wrap up followed by a Year end supper at Woodall s with officers chosen for next year. First Grade picnics and a Thursday Contract Club outing completed the society items.
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Joe Wheeler
P. T A
W. A. Eli- Baulch
H. O. Troup
Jonette
W. J. Coyle
Tornette
Robert Rice
W. F. Wright
J. B. Hurst
Selma
R. L. Penn
L. B. Moody
Bam Blackwell
C. P. Brothers
J. T. Weatherly
Alton Martin
Elizabeth Jones
Leon Reeves
Wilson
Mary Stuart Terrell
Carolyn Murphree
Lynnewood
Trinity Mountain
Garner Pride
Greenville
Ala
Charles Tweedy, Jr
Jasper
Jackson Edwards
Atlanta
Rex Poll
Birmingham
Seybourn Lynne
Personal Notices From The Strawberry Festival Crowd
Mrs Homer Hutchinson leaves for St Louis after a five week visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Hughes and others. Several families travel to Cullman for the Strawberry Festival including Mrs Frank Stone and many others. Rev W E Barnes arrives for a week’s visit after attending a Southern Baptist Convention in Birmingham.
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Homer Hutchinson
St. Louis, Mo
Herbert Hughes
Bluett Freed
Jim Godsey
Cornelius
Cullman
Frank Stone
J. E. Stone
John A. Caddell
Tommy and
Lucenda
Paul Tidwell Wilkes
Maryleen Duncan
Mrs. Legrand Wilson
W. E. Barnes
Hereford
Texas
W. T. Barnes
Southern Baptist Convention
Birmingham
E. M. Chenault
Eleanor
R. EB. Catlett
A. T. Hanson
E. B. Hargrove
Kathryn Ann Wiley
Ben Bloodworth
Kenneth Hennessy
Barrett Shelton
J. A. McDonald
J. F. Graham and
Mack
8. E. Patterson
Patsy Ann Patterson
Carolyn Sch
Local Families Gather as Illness and Carnival Bring News
Mrs B D Jamison remains seriously ill at Benevolent Society Hospital. Her daughter Mrs T B Greer of McComb Miss will arrive tonight to be at a bedside. Mrs J A Butfrey C Kirkpatrick and Mrs Northey Cox with son Jimmy are in Memphis to attend the Cotton Carnival over the weekend.
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B.D. Jamison
The
Benevolent Society Hospital
T. B Greer
McComb
J. A. Butfre
Y, C. Kirkpatrick
Northey Cox
Jimmy
Memphis
Tenn
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Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Make This Model At Home A Slimming Waistband Frock
An Anne Adams pattern 4768 promises a slimmer waist with an inset waistband and gathers under yokes. Front panel lengthens the silhouette while a deep V-neck and decorative bodice details boost youthfulness. Sizes 36 to 50 priced fifteen cents. book and pattern twenty five cents. Pattern Dept The Decatur Daily New York.
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Knights of Columbus Lead Parade Wins and Float Honors
In Decatur the Knights of Columbus took first for originality while Drinkard airplane placed second. Cullman Tribune won most beautiful float, Cullman and Lyric Theatres led best decorated cars. Strawberry Exhibit winners include RB A Hoeing H J Messersmith and Marvin Grizzard. Junior floats awarded to Garden City Kelley School and Cullman fourth grade with Hanceville students nearby. Little Ann Arnold won the tricycle exhibit and O Neal Mauldin also recognized for a comic strip interpretation.
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Drinkard
Cullman Tribune
Cullman
Lyric Theatres
RB. A. Hoeing
H. J. Messersmith
Marvin Grizzard
Garden City and
Kelley School
Cullman School
Hanceville Schol
Little Ann Arnold
H. F. Arnold
O'Neal Mauldin
Gene Gasser
Willodean Lovvorn
Allies weigh Weygand role amid colonial fears
The piece argues Weygand remains Petain’s ally yet questions whether he would surrender colonial privileges to the Germans. It notes Britain’s threat to strike at Nazi bases in Syria and possibly occupy Dakar. The Eastern Mediterranean heats up as Germany uses Syria airfields to move troops toward Iraq, aiding Hitler’s gains in the Near East.
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Weygand
Petain
Cife
Britain
Syria
France
Dakar
Mediterranean
Iraq
Hitler
Near East
Turkey
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