Circle and club meetings fill Monday afternoon notices
Woman's circles from Methodist and Westminster groups met at church and homes for Bible studies with Romans lessons, prayers, and social hours. Y W A members gathered at Mrs. Jesse Rogers home for devotion and program, with several local ladies in attendance. Austinville groups discussed medical work abroad and in the U S, Jacksonville, Boston, and Alaska, and shared refreshments. A culture club, garden club, and various local residents were noted with visits, arrivals, and upcoming engagements.
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Remonray Drive
Methodist Circle One
Memorial Drive
Methodist
C. P. Parker
D. S. Hurst
Circle Two
B. M. Thompson
J. M. Philpot
L. L. McCulloch
Johnny Bolte
Thompson
Edna Earle Payne
Edna Earle Teague
Frances Kirkpatrick
Austinville
Alaska
Bennie Stovall
Martin
Westminster Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
W. S. Hunter
Aileen West
Thomas Harvey
Burma
Watkins
Keenan
Westminster Guild
Virginia Samuels
Harry Are
Louis Ling
Porto Rica
Robert McRight
Personal notices from church members and locals
George Gurganus and D. More from Nashville visited Mrs. L. Hendon and Miss Vera Hendon on Saturday. Miss Lorene Shirley and Miss Edith Craig have returned from Nashville. Ivy Dean Shirley has enrolled for study in the Draughton Business College in Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Cooney depart for a visit with Colonel and Mrs. Ogden after a brief stay here. they formerly resided in Des Moines Iowa and have gone to Court.
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Wiley
J. B. Wiley
Hotel Lyons
Arnold Wood Brown
New York City
James H. Johnson
Brown
James H Johnson
Julian Harris
Marguerite Jernigan
Mrs
H. M. Jernigan
Chapel Hill
Tenn
Fanny Wallace
William Conner
Florence
Buttrey Apartments
Roy Fite
Beverly Hodges
Jack Fite
Jimmy Fite
Nashville
George Gurganus
Church of God
D. Moreheard
L. £. Hendon
Vera Hendon
Lorene Shirley
Edith Craig
Ivy Dean Shir
Ivy Dean Shirley
Draughton Business College
Enn
Meighan to Succeed Maner as Alabama Campaign Chair
Pitt Tyson Maner resigns as chairman of Alabama 1944 democratic campaign fund drive citing Hatch Act concerns. J Herbert Meighan of Gadsden will fill the post. Maner, on the state payroll as assistant to Frank Broadway, takes a paid leave of absence to run the campaign.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hatch
Pitt Tyson Maner
Alabama
J. Herbert Meighan
Gadsden
Maner
Frank R. Broadway
Alabama Department of Industrial Relations
Industrial Relations Department
Memorial Sing at Oak Ridge Sunday
The annual memorial sing at Oak Ridge will be held Sunday with the Wren quartet of Moulton and the Courtland quartet of Courtland expected to sing. Many other singers are anticipated from adjoining counties.
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Oak Ridge
Wren
Moulton
Courtland
Orn Production Used Predominantly for Clothing
More than a third of the U S orn production is used for clothing, indicating a strong link between domestic output and garment manufacturing and shaping market demand for fibers and textiles.
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U.S
Many Styles in Coiffures
A breezy survey of hair fashion notes broad variety from soft waves to high pomp plus long bobs and back to ancient arrangements. The piece observes shifts from strict standards to playful reversals and suggests softer, flatter lines suit most faces.
Dorothy Dix Warns of War era Wifely Jealousy
Dorothy Dix says marital jealousy peaks as war era brings women workers together with men. She notes wives fear female coworkers, warns jealousy can provoke harm, and urges prudence while acknowledging some men and women remain unromantic.
Moulton Heights WMU Holds State Missions Day
The Moulton Heights WMU met September 14 at Mrs. Herman Linderman’s home for a state missions day of prayer. Twelve members attended. The meeting opened with a song, devotions from Genesis and Acts, led prayers, and several talks on state missions. Lunch followed, then an evening session with parts led by multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wright
John McBride
Circle Four
W. H. Donaldson
J W. Lovelace, Jr
Paul Bryant
First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Missy Louise Garrett
D. C. Shaw
United Religious Education Advance
Moulton Heights
W. M
Herman Linderman
State Missions
Horace Fielding
Alabama
Linderman
Urban McMurry
McMurry
Cagle
Evelyn Taylor
Pauline’ Price
Coffee
Shell
Ono
Ray Shell
Coulter
Lamon
Ira Hammonds
Dinner Held at Sparkman Home for Birthday and NavyFarewell
Annie A Sparkman of Moulton Heights hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for daughter Mrs Earnest McAbee of Redstone Park Huntsville and son James L Sparkman bound for the U S Navy. Attendees included Fred Sparkman family Hartsville and others from Moulton Hartsville and nearby. Afternoon guests included Mrs Vick Holt and Junior Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie A. Sparkman
Moulton Heights
Earnest McAbee
Redstone Park
Huntsville
James L. Sparkman
U.S. Navy
Fred Sparkman
Franklin
Anderson Sparkman
Tom’ Wynn
Mary Sie
Luther Sparkman
Hartselle 2
Pruit Sparkman
Hartselle
Pat Bryant
Moulton
Bernice Sparkman
Betty
Sherman
Vick Holt
Junior Bryant
Victory Club Annual Meeting Details at Home
The Hopewell 4-H Victory club held its annual meeting at Martha Ann Stephenson's home with Rachel Williams as adult leader amid the absence of junior leaders. Members Reba Williams Annie Ruth Williams Ramona Garner Peggy Jane Davis Peggy Nell Stephenson and Martha Ann Stephenson attended. activities included hem stitching embroidering games and prizes with refreshments served. The next meeting is scheduled at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell 4-H Victory Club
Martha-Ann Stephenson
Rachel Williams
Reba Williams
Annie Ruth Williams
Ramona Garner
Peggy Jane Davis
Peggy Nell Stephenson
Martha Ann Stephenson
Deleased by The Bell Syndicate ne
The fragment provides minimal context. no clear event, person, or organization details are readable to summarize a complete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bell Syndicate
Evangelist Hamfabae to Speak at Central Baptist
Dr M F Hamfabae will deliver a one night address at Central Baptist Church main auditorium Wednesday at 745 PM replacing the mid week prayer and Bible study. The evangelist known for long evangelistic work and contributions to salvation narratives is described as greatly used of the Lord through the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
M. F. Ham Fabove
Ham
Cowell
Blessing in Print: Evangelist Ham Visits 250 Cities
The article notes Pearl Harbor Evange Ham touring 250 cities seeking revival and plans a sermon titled The Pre Offensive Of The Anti Christ at a church in Romania. It mentions a Romanian translation for Bucharest meaning the city of delight and invites the public to attend.
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Pearl Harbor
Bucharest
Know Aspirin Demand St. Joseph
Advertisement copy urges asking for St Joseph aspirin with claim of fast service and lower price. Mentions World’s Seller and numbers 08 104 as part of the offer. No clear event or date.
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St. Joseph
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Central Methodist W. S. C. S. Circle One
Raymond Brittain
N. L. Kelley
D. L. Mixson
J. W. Crow
Austinville Culture Club
H. E. Weston
Central Garden Club
Vernon McGwier
Ogden
Courtland Army Air Ase
M. E. Edwards
Birmingham
J. B. Schimmel
Marion Schimmel
Panama City
Fla
Neal Wells
Columbus, Ga
Rebecca Lynn
Decatur
Virginia Bell
C. L. Sartor
Athens
Roy Dean
Oakland
Cal
U. S. Navy
California
David Templeton
Fayetteville, Tenn
Mrs. Bruce
Sherrilly
Attens
Betty McGehee
Chapel Hill, Inn
Nell
Dix
Asa Mae
Frank Richardson Jr
R. D. Clarke, Jr
Ollie Dale
R. D. Clarke, Sr
John Harlan Giles
East Lafayette Street
Edgerton Harris
Tuscaloosa
Ohio
John A. Caddell
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Evelyn’s Beauty Shop
Speate
Caddell
Walgreen Agency
End Ave
Prescription
Mrs. Cooney
Sf Sional
Meighan Succeeds
Charles G. Hardwick
Helen Follett
Grannie
Ann Sheridan
Dorothy Dix
Worothy
Pop
Sally
Thornton & Minor
Goidel
Tionsky Drug Need
Paul Robinson
Bank
Moulton Wms
Sparkman
Victory Club
Moye
Bibles
King James
Weymouth
Teachers’, Family
White Olive Wood Bibles
Dugger
Johnston St
Belk’s Bargain
Ladys Military
Gunter
Fae Sback
Second Avenue
Johnston Street
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