W S C S At Ninth Street Methodist and Central Circles
The Ninth Street Methodist W S C S met at the church with Bible verses and a devotion on Faith. Central Methodist Church Circles One to Four held meetings with prayers, lessons, and talks by Judge T. C. Almon on Juvenile influence and the Christian home, plus a China war prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8
Central Methodist
Central Methodist Church
E. K. Henson
J. H. Branum
Dwight Mixson
Conrad Strickland
Bowles
J. W. Brooks
T. C. Almon
Mega
L. R. Nash
Circle Three
George T. Woodry
A. Z. Bailey
China
America
Circle Four
Bill Anderson
John McBride
J. W. Lovelace, Jr
Local Personal News Donor Notes and Military Moves
Mrs. J. W. Quarles of Chicago returns home after funeral of her late Florence brother James West now in the South Pacific earns staff sergeant. A. T. James Morgan moves from Keesler to Columbus Army Air Field for further training. Jack Smallwood Jr recovers from tonsil operation at 618 E Gordon. John Woods and family relocate to join Ingalls. Ensign Thomas C. White arrives from New York for leave with wife. Mrs. Thad Ryan and two children join Lt. Ryan in McNeill Apartments. Mrs. John Knight of Huntsville visits.
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J. W. Quarles
Chicago
Ill
S. H. Malone
A. T. James Morgan
Keesler Field
Miss
Army Air Corps
Columbus Army Air Field
Columbus
Thad Ryan
Jackson, Msgs
Lt. Ryan
McNeill Apartments
Colin confronts Irina at the inn and visits the Indian school
Colin and Irina discuss love duty and ambition by the inn fire. He travels to the Indian school where Blair shows a measles case and Dr Benedict appears, hinting at a hidden mission as the next chapter unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
Blair
Dr. Benedict
Dorothy Dix on women doctors keeping careers during wartime
Dorothy Dix counsels a married medical school graduate to continue her career despite her husband fighting overseas. She notes the risk of the husband not returning and the need for the wife to provide financial support, urging that marriage often pressures women to choose between career and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Boy Letters Parents About Willingness for Marriage
A teenage boy at a military school writes to his parents during last Christmas holidays about his thoughts on marriage. He expresses personal feelings and seeks guidance from family during the holiday period.
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Miss DIX
You Never Know How Much They Love You
A brief quotation notes the speaker’s belief that affection is vast and unseen. The line reflects a theme of hidden care and personal insecurity, common in intimate conversations and reflective prose.
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B. M. Bloodworth
Joe Wheeler
Oscar Napps
Leonard Moody
Allgood
Short
Montgomery
Gsociation
R. L. Penn
Band Mothers Club
Women’s Chamber OF Commerce
Cornelian Hotel
C. A. Moore
Nina Wood
Orange
Seersuckers
Birdseye
Belk
James West
South Pacific
Jack Smallwood, Jr
E. Gordon Drive
John Woods
Birmingham
Mr. Woods
Ingall’s
Thomas C. White
New York
John Knight
Huntsville
Helene Curtis
Evelyn'’S Beauty Shop
Speake
Manitex
Blue
Chambray
Penney
Chapter
Dave
Nelson
Jonathan Dove
Irina
Winnipeg
Rodney
Rinas
Rina
Canada
Bay Company
States
Manitoba
British Columbia
Tom Gill
King Features Syndicate
Carol
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
British Empire
Dorothy Dix
Bobby D
Goidel
Sarah
Cooper
Health Club
Nt Ca
Lydia BH
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Moye’s
Sherrow’s
Seersucker
Laura Lee Junior
Laura Lee
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