Episcopal Unit Meetings and Circles Schedule
Episco pal Auxiliary units held programs on year end evaluation with devotions and social periods. Unit Two met at the rectory hosted by Mesdames Chapman and Hagler with eight members and one visitor. Unit Three under Mrs. Jeffries had ten members and one visitor. Unit Four hosted by Rev. Chapman adjourned for summer. First Methodist circles met at four homes with devotions lessons and prayers. Questers Club planned summer picnics and a Holland Greece relief drive. Annual Sub Deb Club dance set for the Armory and music-tea events and a bride and groom shower for Hewett guests. notes on visitors, travel, and upcoming counts and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Unit
Episcopal Auxiliary
Unit
Mesdames E. Marsden Chapman
Joe Hagler
Jimmy Elliott
Chapman
Sarah Jeffries
Maynard Layman
Huntsville
W. E. Hockensmith
Treasury
F. D. Peebles
Jack McLaughlin
J. R. Smiley
First Methodist
W. Bs
Circle One
H. Reid Sherard Jr
H.A. Nungester
Julian Harris
J. R. Banks
J. E. Stone
M. A. Dinsmo
J. G. Finley
Circle Four
Frank Hollis
W.W. L. Grimes
L. J. Ramage
Hugh Terry
Wallace Meadows
Wanda Harris
Terry
Gordon Parker
Chicago
Music
Junior Music Study Club
John O. Braswell
Lelia Canwell Seton Hall
Ann Garner
Marian Watson
Braswell
Margaret Ann Norwood
Pat Wright
Mary Allen Spencer
Sally Kimbrough
Nancy Thomason
Melba June Halbrooks
Kathryn Ann Wiley
Mary Jo Reeves
Shirley Ann Braswell
Miss Norwood
Miss Braswell
Nancy
Thomason
Personal News From Nearby Residents
Mrs. George E. Reves and son Gerald visit Charleston relatives a month. Carlton Kelley hosts Mrs. Reves and guests at graduation of Geraldine Masterson who earned an AB at Alabama College Montevallo. Freeman Walker and W. W. Foster announce the birth of a daughter May 28. Lt. Reed Rogers Jr. and wife visit and he leaves for Fort McPherson for discharge. Mrs. Reed Rogers returns from Birmingham visit with Joe Renneker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Reves
Gerald
Charleston
S. C
Carlton Kelley
Chase
Geraldine Masterson
Alabama College
Montevallo
Reed Rogers Jr
Fort McClellan
Anniston
W. R. Rogers
Lt. Rogers
Fort McPherson
S. Army
Gish Kish in Athens Buys Up Minnows for Hobby Fishing
Local shop Gish Kish in Athens reports solid minnow stock for anglers. Store owner notes high demand from early-season fishermen and steady restocking to meet customer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Local notes as Athens residents move and band entertains
Miss Lillian Fields transfers from FLA offices to Cullman to continue similar work. Miss Martha Ellis Biles returns home from Anniston where she taught. Mrs. Luther Gilbert of Chattanooga visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ru W. Martin. Zamora Temple Shrine Band directed by Jesse Boston performs on courthouse lawn with a Masonic barbecue afterward. John Cook of Decatur attends. Mrs. John Morris of Elkmont travels to hear the band. Bill Young moves home from Limestone County hospital. Mrs. Wallace Blizzard and son visit from Columbus Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Fields
Cullman
Martha Ellis Biles
Anniston
Luther Gilbert
Richie Martin
Chattanooga
Ru.w. Martin
Zamora Temple Shrine
Jesse Boston
Boston
Athens
Masonic Lodge
John Cook
Decatur
John Morris
Elkmont
Bill Young
Limestone County Hospital
Wallace Blizzard
Columbus
Moulton
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Highlights
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader weighing leaving her husband with 9 year old daughter, home ownership, and limited means. Advice urges weighing security and education against independence, urging to balance “profits” of staying versus leaving. Additional Q&A covers approaching romance, telephone calls, and reuniting with an old friend with husband’s skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
V.s
Mackenzies Column on Hemisphere Defense Plan and Neutrality Lessons
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst notes 1940 reflections on German occupation and the need for coordinated defense in the Americas. It describes proposals to transfer U S Army and Navy equipment to Latin American nations, a hemispheric treaty concept, and aims to spread defense duties without unbalancing power. The piece discusses Argentina and U S relations and the hope that the United States can supply arms while maintaining mutual trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts JR
France
England
Belgium
Holland
Dunkerque
United States
Congress
U. S. Army
Navy
Eisenhower
Admiral Nimitz
Nimitz
Argentina
Washington
Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. M. Bloodworth
Questers Club
E. 4. Harris
J. B. Hewett
Seventh Avenue South
Hewett
Sue Hunt
Mrs. Hewett
John Butler
L. G. Smith
T. S. Sparkman
L .R. Yarbrough
Clentelle~ Hancock
Sadie Hancock
Grad Smith
George Little
Otto Reeder
Nina Butler
Orr
Lizzie Adcock
Harry Collier
David Gilley
W. M. Gilley
Harriett Collier
Claude Smith
Jack Hewett
Ewing
W. P. Ford
Knoxville
Tenn
Wiley R. Cox
Rutledge S. Thomas
Walker
Frances Reeves
Carl Smith
Birmingham
Ernest Taft
Blanche, Tenn
Lawrence Taft
Ben Rowe
Fayetteville
Tennessee
Ala
Austinville
Lois McLaurine
Memphis, Tenn
J. B. Schimmel
Mary Ridway
Jack Coolidge
Washington, D. C
C. C. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
A. A. Jones
Mimi James
Neal Speaker
Fort Walton
Fla
University of Alabama
Sara Glynn Clements
E. R. Clements
Trinity
Brenau College
Freeman Walker
W. W. Foster
Montgomery
Beauty & Bath
Superior Cleaners
Lee ST
Patton
Maugham
Dugger’s Book Store
219 Johnston
Care Decatur Daily
TSF
Lec
Ene
Ana Trae Rey
Rex
U. S
Patent Office
Athens News
Geli Syndicate. Inc
Yesteryear
Earth
Cole
Moye
Henricks-Byrum Engraving
Sam Frank & Moore
Mackenzie
DeWitt Mackenzie
Goidel’s
Rainey’s Beauty Academy
2Nd Ave
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mark
Gabardine
Rayon Shantung
Rayon
Bemberg
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