Engagement Told At Tea For Lois Booth Soon Bride Of James A Argend
Miss Lois Booth of Oxnard hosts a tea at the Booth home to announce her engagement to Aviation Cadet James A. Argend of Decatur Alabama. The party featured silver bells and decorative photographs, with a large guest list of local residents and friends from Ventura and surrounding towns.
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Oxnard Press-Courier
Oxnard
California
Walter_ Boothion
Lois Booth
James A. Argend
Decatur
Ala
Booth
Mrs.Booth
Lois
Jim
Miss Booth
Martyn McClintock
Shannon Jones
Jane Snow
Margaret Ann Macy
Evelyn Pfeifer
Thomas
Marjorie Newman
Jean Fulton
Carmen Bure
Fran Graham
Frances de ‘Oung
Marlyn McClintock
Irene
Betty Vujovich
Evelyn Shilin
Margie Rogers
Idaetto
Mmes
Emil Pfeifer
Robert Chapman
Roy Jones
Ventura
Warren Reno
Carl Elgan
Emma Craft
William Noffsinger
Nels Elmelund
E. W. Brown
Walter Dunning
Leon Volon
Paul Hummel
Loureneo Fillmore
Albert Petit
Elma
Fillmore
Ray Cogeshall
Ethel Froehlich
Fill More
UHS
Bank of Amer
W. F. Booth
Calif
James A
Buddy) Argend
Argend
Merced Army Air Field
Merced
Parker Bride Weds Cadet in Selma Double Ring Rite
Miss Katie Imogene Parker of Oar Alabama married Cadet Anthony Stephen Pumilia of New York City in a Catholic double ring ceremony at Our Lady of the Assumption Church Selma. Father Edwin J. Bobe presided as eight fifteen p m marked the wedding Saturday August twenty sixth.
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Katie Imogene Parker
Oar
Alabama
Anthony Stephen Pumilia
New York City
Edwin J. Bobe
Our Lady of the Assumption Church
Bette Cobb
Decatur
Arthur J. Speer
Pennsylvania
Miss Parker
Craig Field
Ala
Southern Airways
Courtland Army Airfield
Courtland
Norman C. Parker
Roger Sebaldo
Wisconsin
Leonard Sackville
Tuscumbia
O. Boyle
Cadet Sims
Texas
Pumilia
Dallas Avenue
Selma
Pattern 4785 slim princess frock and wedding notices
Pattern 4785 described for misses and women in sizes 12 through 44 with yardage. The article also covers multiple Decatur weddings and engagements including Miss Parker and Cadet Pumilia, plus civic notices on surgical dressings and church group activities.
Hartselle City Election Nomination Tightens Field
At deadline only a small field entered the Hartselle city race with W. T. Stewart Sr unopposed for mayor. Council candidates include Ben Bean and R. L. Sherrill in Place 1, John Burleson and L. H. Houston in Place 2, J. E. Stone Jr. and A. E. Nix in Place 3, G. P. Frost in Place 4, and S. M. Nelson in Place 5. The election is set for September 18.
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Hartselle
W. T. Stewart, Sr
R. L. Sherrill
John O. Burleson
L. H. Houston
J. E. Stone, Jr
A. E. Nix
G. P. Frost
S. M. Nelson
Personal News Briefs From Birmingham and Nearby
Mrs J H Speigle of Birmingham to return home today after visiting relatives. Mrs Fred G L King came home Thursday after weeks in New Orleans with son Eugene E Allford and family. The Allford family will visit for ten days. Mrs C C Johnson hosted guests including Mrs Jack Coolidge and Miss Judy Coolidge of Washington DC, and Miss Virginia Hower of Winnsboro La. Mrs Corley joined her father in Birmingham after illness. Mrs Sam Frazier visits Labor Day weekend in Chattanooga with daughter Miss Mary Holland and sister Mrs Polly Pryor. Mrs J B Whitmire and daughters spent Friday in Birmingham.
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Atha Vassar
Decatur
Elmo Brown
Falkville
Harry Currier
Floyd Dahlgren
Maye Kelsey
Athens
Marie Rodgers
Cpl
Tansell
New River
North Carolina
S. B. Burr
David Allen Gibson
M. K. Vickery
Baptist Bible Institute
Morton
Alabama College
Montevallo
New Orleans
Rev. Morton
Frierson
Louisiana College
Frank Philpot
Florence Orr
Lizzie Reed Penn
Lewis Bates
Mary Keaton
Martha Smith
Idelle Brooks
Phil Wasson
Bettie Lou Horton
Tom Owens
Nelle Robinson
Claude Johnston
F. E. Burleson
Emily Alexander
Ruth Thompson
Evelyn —Howell
Buford Kracke
John Horton
W. V. Pattillo
John T. Kyle
Ed Summers
Cleo Larkin
Elizabeth Roberts
Roy Newman
Leon Orr
C. T. Bailey
Pharr Dehydrating Company
Cullman
Hartselle
Cripple Children’s Fund
Rotary Information Committee
D. W. McNeill
Hoyt Sherrard
Brown Orr
D. K. Wiggins
L. N. Whitman
Martha Lillian Whitman
R. A. Payne
Gwendolyn Payne
Windsor Glasscock
John Houston
Fred Bennett
J. E. Peck
William Stewart
Raymond Orr
Rey
Frank L. Aldridge
J. F. Stewart, Sr
Hance Hardwick
S. F. Orr
H. E. Orr
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Bertha Lee
R. E. Hardwick
Woodfin Hardwick
Wiley Hardwick
Hal Jean Blair
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Clifford Coggins
California
Officer Coggins
U. S. Navy
George Ashworth
Culver City
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Virginia Glasscock
Jean Tanner
Sam Ashworth
Joe Ashworth
Ashworth
Alaska
Clyde Mason
Camp Pickette Va
Millard O’bar
Fort McPherson
O’bar
Alexander City
John O’bar
Pearl -Sheats
R. E. Jones
Birmingham
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Eos Peck
Howell Turney
William Rodgers
Lucy Crumley
Avon Park
Fla
T. E. Crittenden
Crittenden
Henry Clemons
Huntsville
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J. W. Lawrence
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Frank Larkin
James Riggs
Ray Howell
Columbia
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Pat Terry
Pvt
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N. C
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Rudolph Smith
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France
H. M. Betterton
Frances Wilson
Old Hickory
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Tennessee
Mattie Pearl Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Montgomery
O. L. Millican
Rome
Hugh Pattillo
Gulfport Military Academy
Roy Penn
Decatur General Hospital
Grady Long
Jack Brock
Pensacola
Ruth Bradley Puckett
Warren Puckett
Fred GL. King
Eugene E. Allford
C. C. Johnson
Jack Coolidge
Judy Coolidge
Washington, D. C
Virginia Hower
Winnsboro
G. C. Corley
Ae Corley
Sam Frazier
Miss Mary Holland
Mrs
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Chattanooga
An Exercise Program For Keeping the Neck Young
A guide promotes neck rejuvenation for women of all ages. It urges early action, describes facial and neck massage with cream, strokes from chin to ears and collar bones, and a final ice and cold compress routine to improve circulation and tissue tone.
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Potato Dug As Largest Yet On Crowe Farm
Cecil Crowe found a 22 inch long potato on his Hartsville area farm while digging in a 1 1 2 acre patch. He pulled and pulled before finally uncovering the giant tuber, declaring it the largest he had ever seen. He noted the remaining crop looked good this year.
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Cecil Crowe
Hartselle
Mr. Crowe
Time is up says Sen Lister Hill on Nazi war footing
Sen Lister Hill of Alabama says Nazi preparedness for a five year war has collapsed and Hitler’s satellite structure shows rapid decay at the end of the fifth year, a point broadcast by the Office of War Information in the Balkans.
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Washington
Lister Hill
D.-Ala
Balkan
Office of War Information
Hitler
Radium Measured by Radiation, Not Weight
The element radium, among the world’s rarest, is quantified by its radiation level rather than mass, reflecting its unique properties and the precision needed in handling.
Rosette crochet doilies pattern catalog notice
Two sizes rosette doilies offered with pattern 973 including stitch illustrations and material list. Send fifteen cents in coins to Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept New York for pattern details and order the new 32 page catalog with embroidery knitting crochet quilts and home decor designs.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West Lith St
New York
N. Y
Eighth Avenue
Paris Aftermath and War Mood Reflected by Traveler
The writer recalls Paris after recent warfare turning peaceful and busy again. He describes crowds, bicycles filling streets, and a Christmas shopping rush as Parisians adjust to peace. The piece contrasts Paris with American and British beauty standards and notes a resilient city mood.
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Paris
Cairo
Americans Who Liberated Paris Remembered Quietly
The writer notes that only a few American infantry and reconnaissance units entered Paris while many noncombatants and support troops received the cheers. He laments that frontline soldiers who broke the German army and opened Paris to freedom remain in combat, underscoring the unequal attention given to fighters versus supporters.
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Paris
Bowie Knife Named for Texas Frontiersman James Bowie
The bowie or hunting knife derives its name from James Bowie a famed Texas frontiersman and defender associated with the Alamo.
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Hunting
Texas
James Bowie
the Alamo
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