Miss Jean Link Honored At Outing And Picnic
Miss Kathryn Anne Wiley and Miss Ann Smith gave Miss Jean Link a Sunday afternoon honor at an outing and picnic supper. Link left for Rockmart Georgia with her parents to start a new home, as swimming and hiking preceded a communal meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Smith
Wiley
Miss Link
Kathryn Anne Wiley
Ann Smith
Jean Link
Malcolm Link
Rockmart
Wendellyn Gray
Earl Joyce Lee
Ann Garner
Mimi Jones
Margaret Stickney
Patsy Patterson
Shirley Bra
KEY Club
Mary Anne Rountree
Billy Wright
Sally Hunt
Dick Still Jr
Jimmy Ratliffe
Sue Emens
David Chandler
John Eyster
Annie Sue Cain
Neal Speaker Jr
Nancy Wilson
Robert Allen
Bill McCarley
Jack Catlett
Personal visit of Pfe. T. M. Wiley Jr from Philadelphia
Pfe. T. M. Wiley Jr., a medical student in Philadelphia, Pa., will arrive June 6 for a one month furlough with his family. He is expected to stay through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe. T. M. Wiley, Jr
Philadelphia
Widow with five sons seeks home as eviction looms
In Atlanta a widow, Mrs Earl Heist, faces eviction with five sons in the service. She has searched for months with gov assistance promised after appealing to Governor Ellis Arnall. Her sons include Sgt Walter T Heist in Germany and Pvt George F Heist at Fort Knox, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Earl Heist
Walter T. Heist
Germany
Richard Heist
Norfolk Naval Base
Seabee
August Heist
California
Pvt
George F. Heist
Fort Knox
Earl Q. Heist
Chatham Field
Savannah
Contempt Charge Against Deutsch Abandoned
The house veterans committee rescinded its contempt citation against Albert Deutsch, New York newspaperman and PM writer, and voted to recall him for further testimony on conditions in veterans hospitals. The bid to abandon the contempt complaint passed on a near unanimous vote, with only Rankin and Gibson dissenting aloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Veterans Committee
Albert Deutsch
New York
Deutsch
Rankin
D.-Miss
Gibson
D.-Ga
Dom‘engéaux
D.-La
Mrs Barnes Laid to Rest Tuesday
Final rites for Martha Barn es 75 year old former resident of this city were held at Austinville Baptist church with Rev F C Calvert officiating. Interment in city cemetery Brown directing. Survived by four daughters Mrs Henry L Browne Mrs Cora Cain of Birmingham Mrs S B Edwards of Memphis and Mrs B H Clark Detroit Mich one son Claude Barnes Sheffield two sisters Mrs James Tucker of Decatur and Mrs Charles Long of Moulton a brother James Bell of Decatur fifteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Barnes
Birmingham
Austinville Baptist Church
F. C. Calvert
City
Brown
Henry L. Browne
Cora Cain
S. B. Edwards
Memphis
Detroit
Mich
Claude Barnes
Sheffield
James Tucker
Decatur
Charles Long
Moulton
James Bell
College students to spend holidays with families across states
Frank Wiley of the University of Alabama will arrive the 30th to spend the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Wiley. Caroline Stickney and Buddy Stickney, both UA students, are expected home Wednesday to be with their mother Mrs. Louis Stickney for the season. Several other students and relatives are listed as visiting or traveling for holidays, with plans to join families in Columbia Tennessee Huntsville Oak Ridge Florence and Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wiley
University of Alabama
Mrs
T. M. Wiley
Caroline Stickney
Buddy Stickney
Louis Stickney
Sidney Chenault
E. M. Chenault
Gilbert Key
Gillie, Jr
John Smiley
Oak Ride
Tenn
John Martin
Martin
Nice Arms for Short Sleeves
Elbow care tips for smooth skin and a polished look. Advice covers bathing scrubs, creams, lemon rubs, talcum, circulation exercises, and gentle bleaching methods for freckles, all framed as a beauty guidance column.
Los Angeles Plans June Honor for Patton and Doolittle
The city expects a grand celebration for Generals Patton and Doolittle on June 9 and 10. Gen. Patton will fly in from Europe, with Patton’s San Gabriel hometown noted, and Doolittle formerly attended local high school. General Marshall confirmed their anticipated attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George S. Patton
James. Doolittle
George C. Marshall
Fletcher Bowron
Gen. Patton
Europe
San Gabriel
Gen. Doolittle
Sugar Laden Moonshine Still Seized in Colbert County Raid
Authorities seized a large moonshine operation in Colbert County, uncovering more than 2000 pounds of sugar stacked around a 800-gallon still. Two men, Ben Malone and Bud Slade, were arrested alongside several deputies and investigators who described the raid as reminiscent of pre war days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert County
W. S. Lamon
T. C. Burgess
P. H. Sandlin
Decatur
Lee
W.s.lamon
Lamon
Slade
Malone
ATU
Smily T.scott
Edward Scott
Enoch
Luther McNatt
Epworth League Moonlight Social Is Reported
The Epworth League of Oak Ridge Methodist Church held a moonlight social at Mrs. Marion D. Smith's home on Wednesday night. The event featured games and contests followed by roasting weiners and marshmallows with Teed drinks. Attendees included Hazel Simmerford Mavis Wynn Gail Sharrott Gracie Harris Ruth Owen Jan Sharrott Willie McAbee Carl Smith Orval Sparkman Dot Sharrott Bill Sandlin Mrs Edwin Higd on Mrs Christine Dozier Virginia Sharrott Elizabeth Smith Mrs Lloyd McAbee and Mrs Marion D. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
Oak Ridge
Christine Dozier
Virginia Sharrott
Elizabeth Smith
Lloyd McAbee
Marion D. Smith
Bryant Lynch
Work as a remedy abroad and at home
The Bel Syndicate reports that occupational therapy replaces rest cures for the ill and injured. Doctors urge patients to stay active, finding it improves morale and life after illness or injury.
Weeping as a false cure and the value of work
The piece laments idle women turning to bed rest as a cure for ailments and stresses that work provides true happiness. It argues many female illnesses arise after children marry and leave home, and notes working women endure stress better, with daily labor seen as humanity’s blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trong
Grasstoppers and Crickets Use Irs on Legs for Grip
Insects have leg spikes similar to sprinters shoes that help grasstoppers and crickets grip vegetation. This adaptation provides a secure hold as they leap from plant to plant.
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Girl Scout Troop 4
John Burger
Mary Ann Bagley
Mary Anne Blackwell
Gene Brown
Mary
Emily Barnum
Eliabeth Calvin
Etna Ree Carrol
Brian Chandler
Martha Higdon
Nona Fort Jones
Sally Kimbrough
Carolyn Osbourne
Sarah Stickney
Austine Taylor
Geraldine Tucker
Carolyn Wade
Jean Waddy
Marian Watson
Peggy Wilson
Irene Blackwell
Central Methodist
S. W. Brown
J. W. Crow
Miles Memorial School
John Nelson
Leonard Moody
Circle Two
Wiley Owen
T. B.woodard
E. C. Powell
World Outlook
Raymond Brittain
Circle Three
I. M. Eubanks
Estil Warren
W. R. Duncan
A. M. Richards
Conrad Strickland
Scoggins
Eubanks
Circle Four
M. A. Leopard
H. L. Spencer
Winston Powell
B. R Ross
Shirley Bragg
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Martha Ann Gregg
E. K. Gregg
Sarah _ Lichtenstein
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
First Methodist W
A. R. Michael
Goidel’s Drug Store
Moye’s
Garrett Lumber CO
Canal St
Caddell
Green Agency
Prescription Service
Loyd’s
Belk
Chambrays and
Mrs. Barnes
Martha Porter Bailey
Betty Hunter
Mrs. Streeter
Columbia, Tenn
Co. M
Mrs. E. M. Lee
Huntsville
Arthur Nebrig
J. R. Powers
Decatur General Hospital
Nell Bond
Oklahoma City, Okla
J. R. Smiley
A. T. Hanson
Henry
New York City
New Haven
Kate Lile
Florence
Crawford Reeves
J. S. Blackburn
Biree
John Hamilton
Ray Frederick
A. P. S At
Auburn
Caddell's
Gottie
Caddell Drug Co
Ave Phone
Helen Follett
Pond
Epworth League
The
Bel Syndicate Inc
Dorothy DIx
Peiece
Wille & Was
President
Imwille Railroad
L&n
LAN
Moulton Street
Albany Broom Works
West Mouiton
City Park
LOT
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