Girl's Jumper Pattern Sale and Club Notices
Anne Adams pattern 4825 for girls jumper and blouse described with sizes 6 to 14 and fabric requirements. Patterns cost 20 cents plus 15 cents for the Fall Winter Pattern Book. include an embroidery pattern and a hat and muff bag book excerpt. Also report W S C S meditation service notes and Berean Study Club plans for November First meeting at 3 45 PM with hosts Maynard Layman and Wilson Orr.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Berean Study Club
Maynard Layman
Wilson Orr
Local Social Notes Chronicle Visits and Illnesses
The column details residents traveling to El Paso and across states for visits and family events. Charleen Garnett is confined to her Ferry Street home with a severe cold. Several guests from Dallas and Galveston are listed, with trips to Dothan Panama City and West Palm Beach noted.
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Charleen
Garnett
Ferry Street
Peace prospects rise after Stalin Churchill talks
In a commentary by Dewitt Mackenzie the Soviet press Izvestia hailed the Stalin Churchill conference as paving the way for closer Allied cooperation in defeating Germany and shaping postwar peace. Dr Carl Hambro cited honesty among nations and freedom from press interference as essential for trust and effective peace organization.
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Izvestia
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Germany
Dumbarton Oaks
Funcon
Coal production in Alabama climbs in 1944 nine months
Alabama coal output for the first nine months of 1944 rose by more than 1.4 million tons from the same period in 1943, with fatalities dropping from 71 to 28. Nine month production reached 14,959,000 tons versus 13,560,000 in 1943 and 14,565,000 in 1942. Iron ore production declined to 5,130,978 tons from 5,747,794 in 1943.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
State Department of Inco Relations
Britain hit by two German flying bombs in raids
London reports a double German air raid with flying bombs ending a 48 hour lull. Antiaircraft units fired fiercely but several rockets penetrated the barrage and caused damage.
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London
Britain
Mexican freighter Juan Casiano sinks after collision near Georgia coast
The 7,480 ton Mexican freighter Juan Casiano and possibly about 25 crewmen were lost off the Georgia coast after colliding with an unidentified vessel that may also have gone down. The Mexican petroleum administration disclosed the update last night.
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Mexico City
Juan Casiano
Georgia
Mexican Petroleum Administration
Mrs Tickney At Daughter’s Side In Alabama Spreads News
At the bedside of her daughter Caroline a University of Alabama student who suffered a severe throat infection. Reassuring word reports Miss Tickney is doing nicely. Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Hulse spent the week in Birmingham with relatives.
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Caroline
University of Alabama
Reaees
Miss Tickney
Frank Hulse
Birmingham
Cable-stitch mittens pattern offer affordable Christmas gifts
Readable parts describe easy cable-stitch mittens in multiple sizes priced at fifteen cents. The ad invites sending fifteen cents to Pattern 524 at Needlecraft Dept in New York for a 32 page booklet with illustrations of knitting and crochet designs.
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Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
New York
N_ Y
Some Helpful Suggestions For Care of the Complexion
Read as a women’s health feature advising ongoing complexion care after age thirty. It emphasizes hygiene, nutrition, exercise, fresh air, sleep, and a disciplined routine including nightly facial massage with emollients, cleansing, lubrication, and cautious use of astringents and makeup to maintain a youthful appearance.
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Hygeia
Happiness a Mother's Virtue in Dorothy Dix Columns
Dorothy Dix argues mothers are not doomed to gloom but bear social duties and family strain with a fierce loyalty. She notes mothers outlive husbands, manage homes, and shield families, yet children seek light and laughter away from their guilt-ridden mothers.
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Mamie
Johnny
Mother
Community Notes From Lawrence County Friendship Area
Local social items list visits and weekend gatherings. Families including the Asherbranners, Shaws, Pooles, Burgess, Green, Looney, and Duttons are mentioned with relatives in Decatur Florence Corinth and Mississippi. A sick list and weekend singing at Danville are noted along with minor calls and visits.
Local Notes from Lawrence County and Randolph Gym
Community brief listing social visits and family news. Rev Claude Retherford spoke at a Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs J M Randolph. Family updates include Herchel Retherford’s army physical, Miss Betty Sue Randolph visiting friends, and Mr and Mrs Robert Pierce staying with Ralph and Mary Craig.
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Claude Retherford
Birmingham
J. M. Randolph
Robert Dutton
Wort Retherford
Ben Dutton
Near
Parker
Herchel Retherford
Willis Coneup
Moulton
B. W. Terry
Betty Sue Randolph
Lorence
Euleen Halbrooks
Briedell Hagood
Dorothy Thrasher
Florence
Edd Harville
Baby
J. P. Harville
New Guinea
Robert Pierce
Ralph Craig
Williams last appointment at Cross Chapel noted
Rev Woodrow Williams filled his regular and last appointment at Cross Chapel before conference. Miss Lillian Harp of Cullman visited her parents over the weekend. Cox Malcom Cheatham, home from France and England, surprised his parents. J D Law visited Charlie Lowery and family. The Harps and Cheathams were in Cullman for shopping and a Salem singing gathering.
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Woodrow Williams
Cross Chapel
Herman Galin
Flora E. Allen
Cullman
Cox
Malcom Cheatham
France
England
J. D. Law
Charlie Lowery
Central
Wesley Cheatham
Salem
Dark blue attitude and maternal cheerfulness noted
An essay notes that a somber outlook brings misfortune, urging mothers to embrace cheerfulness as a key virtue in parenting. It argues women should model optimism to help their families endure hardships.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Validation dates announced by OPA for ration book four
The Office of Price Administration set validation dates for extra food stamps. Red stamps L5 M5 N5 and P5 become valid Oct 29 for meat purchases and daily acts, totaling 40 points to last five weeks to Dec 3. Blue stamps 85 TS Us V5 and W5 go valid Nov 1 and expire Dec 1, with all future stamps valid indefinitely.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Service Man Dinner Honors Wilbur Smallwood on furlough
A delightful dinner was held at Rev. and Mrs. L. Smallwood home in Hartselle on Sunday October 22 in honor of their son Wilbur Smallwood who is in service and home on furlough. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Austin and son of Birmingham along with Austin Moore and children Lurline Daphne Stanley and Junior. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smallwood and children Joe Greendell and Bruce of Hartselle and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Britt and children Donnia and Billy of Hartselle plus Mr. and Mrs. die Cornhill and baby Barba Ja and R. B. Black of Hart selle Milford of Indiana Rev. and Mrs. Smallwood Wilbur Smallwood wife and baby. A wonderful day was enjoyed by the group.
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L. Smallwood
Hartselle
Wilbur Smallwood
Howard Austin
Birmingham
Austin Moore
Lurline
Daphene
Stanley
Vernon Smallwood
Joe, Greendell and
Bruce
Luther Britt
Donnia
Billy
Die Cornhill
Barba Ja
R. B. Black
Milford
Indiana
Smallwood
Local Notes from Cullman County Salem Area
The article reports farmers nearing cotton harvest and notes on local residents. Mrs Edd Tolbert returns home from the hospital. Mrs Leetha Burks visits Cullman with her mother post operation. Irene Phillips of Leerah and Mona Williams are mentioned. Buford Cagle home from navy discharge. Anthony Jones visits parents in town.
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Edd Tolbert
Leetha Burks
Cullman
John Butler
Cullman Hospital
Irene Phillips
Leerham
Mona Williams
Buford Cagle
Navy
Anthony Jones
Akron
Ohio
F. A. Jones
Virginia
Morgan County Lacey's Spring by Augusta Winfrey
Rev Speer filled his regular appointment here Sunday. Miss Jewell Winfrey underwent an appendicitis operation at Arab hospital Saturday morning and is resting fairly well. Pfc Comer Rice of Camp Stewart Ga is home on leave. Eldon Stidger of Camp Sibert was home for the weekend. Mrs Ralph King and children of Redstone Park visited Mr and Mrs J P Lipscomb Sunday. Mrs Robert Atkinson underwent an operation at Huntsville hospital recently.
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Speer
Jewell Winfrey
Arab Hospital
Pfc
Comer Rice
Camp Stewart
Eldon Stidger
Camp Sibert
Ralph King
Redstone Park
J. P. Lipscomb
Robert Atkinson
Huntsville Hospital
Departing Soldier Roy McAbee Honored At Dinner
A dinner was given in honor of Roy J. McAbee who is departing for Ft. McClellan. Attending were many McAbee relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAbee Selma and Ralph McAbee Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAbee and others as well as visitors Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burns and Edwena McAbee.
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Roy J. McAbee
Ft. McClellan
Joe McAbee
Selma
Ralph McAbee
Robert McAbee
Mildred Long
Marzelle
Beatrice
Shelby Ann
Clifton Long
Annie Dell
Peggy Nell
Seldon Long
Seldrin Levedis
Bobby
Aldean
Howard Lively
Billie Joe
Gilman
Shelby Gean
Annie Wallace
Roy McAbee
Shirley Wayne
Bill Burns
Ann
Edwena McAbee
Alabama Faces Kentucky With Key Injuries On Roster
Alabama coach Frank Thomas listed four regulars sidelined after a scoreless game with Tennessee. Hal Self and three others remain questionable for Friday night in Montgomery as the Crimson Tide prepare for Kentucky with light workouts planned.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Tennessee
Alabama
Frank Thomas
Kentucky
Crimson Tide
Montgomery
Thomas
Ck Hal
Sete’ Rathvack
Lowell Terr Leury
Ac Eew
John Wozrulak
Canadian Forces exceed three thousand seven hundred strength
The report notes that there are more than 3,707 men serving with the Canadian armed forces, reflecting a sizable active force and ongoing recruitment or deployment activity across units.
Limestone Sounte Capshaw Tribute at Baptist Church
The community gathers for Limestone Sounte Capshaw's remembrance as family and friends recall her life. Relatives from Huntsville and Athens visit J N Vasser and others, sharing reports of services at Macod and a day spent with J W Worthey, R Humphrey, and Rebecca.
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Baptist W. M
Central Baptist W. M. S
B. L. Malone
Rachael
The
Baptist Church
Macod
Roberson
Carl Carl Balch
Ivah Wintson
Huntsville T
Jim’ Wintson
W. E. Smith
Hattie Smith
Lynn Christopher
Hester
Oliver Sanderson
Mississippi
J. N. Vasser
J. W. Worthey
Raymond Humphrey, Jr
Rebeccane
Robert Vasser
Athens
George Brogstrom
Elizabeth Ransom
Huntsville
Buford Williams
J. A. Anderson
Jews to Broadcast From German Soil
The American Jewish Committee and NBC announce the first Jewish religious service broadcast from Germany since Hitler’s rise. On Sunday October 29 from 8:30 to 8:45 a.m. Central War Time the Nazi‑rated Aachen synagogue will host the service led by Chaplain Morris A. Frank of the First U S Army. He is a cousin of Decatur resident Mrs. C A Moore and a Chattanooga native.
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New York
NBC ii Ee
American Jewish Committee
Germany
Hitler
Aachen
Morris A. Frank
Chaplain Frank
C. A. Moore
Oak Street
Decatur
Chattanooga, Tenn
S. H. Frank
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R. L. Penn
Bolton
C. P. Parker
Sheats
Turney
Corley
C. H. Ed Parker
Our Fathers
Edward Haynes
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Billy Spark
Flo
Elizabeth Ze
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Laura
Doris Ann Pope
Haskell
Billy Ray
Wayne
Patricia Martin
L.sybert
Billy Rhodes
W. Eddleman
el Paso
Texas
Edward
Ogdon
Porter Haynes
Oneass
W. H. Long
Ounter Methodists
We Street
W. Sixt
Kizziah
Tovorder
Howard
McCulloch
Philippians
R. D. Compton
Jim Smith
Loyd’s
Evelyn's Beauty Shop
Fuller Hart
Piitgdélphiny
Artes Prurkough
W.eddieman
Gon
Cross
Liinele
Bildsbell
R Wee
Tone
J. S. Heggit Jr
Dallas,Texas
Rayburneville
H. R. Davis
Ss. Monery
Jacksonvila
John W. Jones
Dothan
Panama Ci City
Florida
E. H
William Ss. Ae
J. T. Jones
William Woods
Galveston
R. E. Oliver
West Palm Beach
Fla
Jones
Malcolm Link
Points
Mnons
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Dewitt MacKenzie
Carl Hambro
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Laud Wheeler
City Park Flower Shop
Helen Follett
Dorothy Dix
Worothy
Sally
King Features Syndicate
Jac, World Sia
Lawrence County
Vera Asherbranner
Louis Asherbranner
Evergreen
Joe Shaw
Jamie
Grace Poole
Lerline Poole
Harrison Poole
Opal Burgess
Jim
William Henry Penn
Clifford Green
Percie Green
Cole Springs
Jim Asherbranner
Kallie Looney
Corinth
Calvin Steele
Asherbranner
Danville
Kallie Shaw
Huelle Powell
Johnie Steele
Bob Pope
Florette
Dan Dutton
Misssie Eddy
Vera
Evin Asherbranner
Jim.Asherbranner
Paul Wiley
Mavis
Randolph
Cullman County
Willingham
OPA
Goidel
Urang Nees UG Store
Tennessean
No. 45
Memphis
Southern Railway System
Service Man
Morgan County
Lacey’s
Augusta Winfrey
Hal Self
Limestone
Miss Balce
Caldwell
E. O
Johnston ST
Belk
Piece Goods Dept
Rayon
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