Nance Hosts Daughter Birthday Party at 1012 Jackson Street
Mrs Virginia Nance celebrated Barbara Ann Nance’s fourth birthday with a party at 1012 Jackson Street from 4 30 to 6 p m. Guests included Sandra Nell Call Ted Allen Fuller Aaron de Graffenrigid Peggy and Joe Hood Carolyne and J Kitchens Johnny Portwood Mildred Shaddick Doyle and Robert Hood Janice Turner and Barbara Ann Nance. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Lamon Fuller Mrs Walter Turner Mrs W H Nance and Mrs Ruby Segars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
Virginia Nance
Barbara Ann
Jackson Street
Sandra Nell Call
Ted Allen Fuller
Aaron de Graffenrgid
Peggy
Joe Hood
Carolyne
J. Kitchens
Johnny Portwood
Mildred Shaddick
Doyle
Robert Hood
Janice Turner
Barbara Ann Nance
Lamon Fuller
Walter Turner
W. H. Nance
Ruby Segars
Personalities and visits fill Birmingham trip notes
Mrs. S T Rollo spends the day in Birmingham on business. Huntsville guest Buddy Keith visits Mack Graham. Several ladies travel to Birmingham on business. Faces move between Montgomery Florence and Nichol son with hospital notes. A wedding in St Johns Episcopal Church features W M Lanier and family travel. Many family visits span Huntsville Chattanooga and Fort Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Rollo
Birmingham
W. H Brehaut
Hingham
Mass
A C
W. H. Brehaut, Jr
Southern Airways
Gloria Gillis
Glen Cove
Long Island
New York
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Decatur Alabama Levy 1944 Municipal and School Tax Ordinance
Ordinance No 384 imposes a 1 percent ad valorem municipal tax for 1944 on property within Decatur and Albany portions of the city, and outlines collection and enforcement procedures. The measure defines bounds and scope for the municipal tax year including properties within the Albany area as incorporated in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Alabama
Albany
City of
Legislature of
State of
New Decatur
Patterson Street
9Th Avenue
City Council
South Boundry
East Boundry
West Boundry
Dorothy Dix Advice and War Time Family Notes
A collage of questions and answers covers courtship, motherhood, adoption, and war era family life. Dorothy Dix offers practical guidance on mother influence, managing visitors, and maintaining households during wartime while a public notices section outlines local tax ordinances and city actions in Decatur Alabama.
Dear Miss Dix Health Advice for Elderly Parents
A reader asks how much to consider her parents age when arranging care for a granddaughter. The column offers practical guidance on balancing family duties with aging parents and responsibilities. It discusses potential eldercare options and calling on trusted support networks.
Detailed tax levy description for Decatur Alabama 1944
The text outlines a complex property boundary description within Morgan County Alabama, detailing section lines, compass bearings, and distances leading to the Tennessee River and city streets. It specifies the levy based on assessed state tax valuations for the year ending September 30, 1944, to fund municipal expenses and to use any remaining tax balance for other purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Mineral & Land Company
Sixth Avenue
Patterson Street
Morgan County
Alabama
State of
Decatur
Roosevelt replies to Dewey in wartime election clash
In a news conference President Roosevelt dismissed Dewey's charge that the New Deal is tired and defeatist. He said he would like to return to Hyde Park but remains to serve if the people want him, noting he did not hear Dewey's Philadelphia speech and has limited comment on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. MC
Mother
Marybelle
Cate
Grandma
Grandpa
Miss. DIX
Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Hyde Park
N. Y
Dewey
Philadelphia
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
General Hershey
New Deal
Housevess Fee
Alaska Gains Authorized Elected Delegate to Congress
In 1906 an act authorized Alaska to send an elected delegate to Congress. The change marked a step toward greater self governance and representation for Alaska in federal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Alaska
Decatur Ad support for Commission Form of Government
Statement from Chas T Rountree chairman voices questions on why Decatur’s shortage on city books remains unresolved. Mentions two employees involved, suits filed against bonding companies, one case removed to federal court in Huntsville for trial at the first jury term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Edmondson
Hanceville
P.T.A
Decatur
Alverson
Harry Higdon
Carl Allgood
Breck Reeves
Garnett Young
Commission
Chas. T. Rountree
Decatur Daily
District Court of the United States
Alabama
Huntsville
Morgan County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buddy Keith
Mack Graham
Philip Pointer
Loyd Lively
Will Wyker
H. T. Gill
Frank Brown, Sr
Montgomery
E. H. Barnett
William S. Kirby
John Nelson
Henry Fleming
J. T. Jones
Frank Brown, Jr
Florence
Decatur General Hospital
Harry Reitmeyer
Fort Knox
Major Reitmeyer
Eratpital
Ree
W. T. Giles
Frank McElhannon
Nicholson
Stanley Jones
Baby
Jervis Jones
Captain Jones
Ladye Bess Lanier
Miami, Fla
W.M. Lanier
University of Alabama
J. W. Lanier
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. M. Lanier
Giles Kotcher
Oak Street
Emil Kotcher
Dutch, New Guinea
R. E. Ellis
Bobby
Memphis, Tenn
H. B. Overton
Martha Marie
Bob Harris
Louisville
Atlanta
Pfe
Howard Lanier
Fort Meade, Md
Leonard Lanier
Mrs
Jesse Lanier
Gene
Bessemer
Mr. Lanier
Shirley Ann Braswell
Panama City
Fla
J. W. Braswell
Claud Aycock
Billy Joe
Otto Moebes
Cullman
W. J. Duncan III
Fort Jackson
Columbia
S. C
W. J. Duncan, Jr
Carmen
Orange
Dugger
Johnston St
SOUTH
WEST
Goodyear
Decatur Transit
Dorothy Dix
The
Bell Syndicate
United States District Court
Pennsylvania Trust Company
City of Decatur
First National Bank of Ashley
National Banking Association
Joe Petty
T. R. Harrison
Tennessee River
Alabama Street
Lee Street
Moye
Goidel
Henry Norton
James Norton
Sycamore
Lafayette Sts
Pnesseo
Cosby
Red Diamond
Fleetwood
Luzianne
FDR
Evelyn’s ‘Beauty Shop
Over Speake
Decatur Cleaners
Harmon
Fairview
John H. Peach
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