Memorial Service for Mr Jr Sroom Held at Pansey Church
A memorial service for Mr Jr Sroom was held Sunday at Pansey’s Friend aulp Church with Rev B Hicks in charge. Lunch was served at noon and singing, led by local singers, followed. Special songs honored Mr and Mrs Tom Moran. large Croom family attendance noted. Belinda Jean Woodham, a University of Alabama student, spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Sroom
Friendaulp
Pansey
B. Hicks
Pensey
Lamcheon
Irom Watson
E Smith
Donalsonville
Jusie Vickers
Punsey
Tom Moran
Croom Familly
Forty Year Houston Couple Celebrate Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs E Jones of Ashford route one mark forty years living at Howard Grove since 1904. Their nine children and thirteen grandchildren join a reunion with many relatives from Ashford Columbus Monticello Cottonwood Quincy and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Ashford Route One
Mr. Jones
Howard Grove
Ray Snell
Ashford
Route One
N. L. Sellers
Columbus
Bert Belyue
Albany
J Morgan Jones
Quincy
T. Jones
Monticello
M OF. Jones
Cottonwood
Elmer Jones
Foy Jones
Eddie Jones
Elton Jones
Jane Elfen
Bobby
Millard Jones
Glenn Filla
Roy Snell
Mildred
Lamer
Billy Mex
Larry
Ena
Joann
Far
Kenneth All
Renae
Daughters of American Revolution elect first Southern president general
Mrs Juliaa Young Talmadge of Athens Georgia won the DAR presidency general title, becoming the first from the South. The widow with 34 years of service defeated Mrs Samuel James Campbell of Mount Carroll Illinois and Mrs George D Schermerhorn of Readine Michigan. She pledged to continue the war program including blood donations and war bond drives, while avoiding greater political involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of American Revolution
South
New York City
Daughters of the American Revolution
Juliaa Young Talmadge
Athens
Mra
Talmadge
Samuel James Campbell
Mount Carrol
George D. Schermerhorn
Readine Michigan
Wewers
William Pouch
New York
DAR
Mrs Talmadge
Hand
Genet
Nes Campbell
Schermerhorn
John Logan Marshall
Clemson
Tom Bentley Throckmorton
Dea Moines
Towa
Campbell
May Erwin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New Jersey
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Mia Talmadge
Elijah Clark
Lateran
the Nations] Society
Kenera
Mrs Lisenby speaks at Highland PTA meeting
Mrs Lisenby, truant officer for Houston County schools, spoke at the Highland School PTA meeting held in the school auditorium. She urged parents to ensure their children attend school, noting the duty to prepare for demanding future work. The program included musical selections by Howell Hampton students and a first grade play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Lineohy
Houston County
Apesker
Highland Behool
T. A
Lisenby
Anig
Edward Crawford
Jefferson Hudson
Witton Sturges
Eunice Folker
Crawford
P T. A
Montgomery
Mrs Arthur Keyton Hosts Pandora Bridge Club Meeting
The Pandora Bridge Club held a semi monthly session at Mrs. Arthur Keyton's home on Cherokee Avenue. Decorations featured pastel sweetheart roses and sweetpeas as members including Mrs. H. B. Burdeshaw and Mrs Mamye Rouse gathered for the games, with Mrs Burdeshaw earning the high score award. Social hour followed with coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandora Bridge Club
Arthur Keyton
Cherokee Avenue
H. B. Burdeshaw
B . Cannady
Mamye Rouse
Washington, D.C
W. C King
Jerome Spann
Paul Flowers
Mason Rowe
J. P. Culver
Burdeshaw
Babies Bill Of Rights Draws AP Writer Support
AP writer Arlene Wolf advocates passage of a Babies Bill Of Rights, envisioning a utopian world where names fix social ills and parental conflicts vanish. The piece satirically imagines naming laws, personal identity, and future society, ending with a light local anecdote about Pete McBrain’s car mishap and Eagles Club officials offering a replacement post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Wolf
Minmamed
Gaylord
Abernathy
Priseilias
Faiths
Ufe
Melvilla Uigases
M. U. G. Fel
Himelf Min
Ris Leet
Hansomme Mann
Georgia Pozrum
Virginia Ham
North West
New Brighton
Pete McBrain
Eagles Club
Pete
WPB Orders Indicate Metal Will Replace Cardboard Hangers
Government controls push cardboard eliminations for packaging to ensure food adequacy. War Production Board notes metal substitutes rising as paper supplies tighten, with steel strap replacements and metal clothes hangers increasing production to cut cardboard use. March lamb market update reports cold winds hindering grass growth and delayed spring lamb availability, while Texas feeder conditions yielded a strong yearling lamb crop but farmer labor was scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Stevice
NEA Staff Co
Washington
War Production Board
Nie
Hon
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Navy and Army families share overseas service news
Jessy Stewart Rogers third class Petty officer U S Navy recently arrived safely in England as announced by his parents Rev and Mrs T Roger Sergeant George Truett Rogers U S Army Air Forces another son serves in the Southwest Pacific theater Sergeant Steve Mahaly departed after days with Mr and Mrs T H Etheridge to visit his father in Pensacola then return to Fort F KE Warren Wyoming Rhett Bryson second class Boatswain mate and wife Mrs Bryson with their son Rhett Jr will visit J H Bryson and Miss June Pryson in Jacksonville Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessy Stewart Rogers
U. S. Navy
Lng
England
T. Roger
George Truett Rogers
Army Air Forces
Rogers
Southwest Pacific War Zone
Steve Mahaly
T. H. Etheridge
Headland Road
John Mehaly
Pensacola
Fort F KE. Warren
Wyoming
Rhett Bryson
Clase
Mrs. Bryson
Rhett, Jr
Jacksonville
J. H. Bryson
June Pryson
Unclear OCR Update on Market and Assignments
Fragmentary notes mention May market timing for lambs and a person named Jose Ralph Doughtry with references to Norfolk Virginia and a New York gig. Details are incomplete and names and actions are only partially readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Local Camp Peary residents noted in scattered list
A fragment lists Natasa Faulkasoman and Mrs Beulny returning to Camp Peary Virginia after teaching duties. Also mentioned are Beatrwale, Faulk, Mrs Peak, Chief jae Joe Faulk, of a Lowy, and Jim Fanih of Jockom, with unclear roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natasa
Faulk
Asoman
Mra Beulny
Camp Peary
Wautk
Beatrwale Metyert Faulk
Mra Peak
Vestan
Jae Joe Faulk
Lowy
Jim Fanih
Jockom
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Srems Bilde
Preston
Mark Twain
Ers Min Belly
Jean Woodham
University of Alabama
MR and Mrs. FA Jonps
Houston
Herkeley Blue
Houston Marble Works
Frank Jones
University of Texas
Fedene
Southern Liquid Gas Co
Your Gas Company
Mra. Lisenby
Highland P.T. A
E. F. Moatly
St. Louis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
St Louis
Mra Morris Malone
Elizabeth
George
Jeff Hudson
Song
Gerald
Jeff, Jr
Montgomeery
Mr Hudson
Mre R, J Neal
Charlies L. Lee
Merchant Marine
Dothan
C. L. Lee
West North Street
Ey Mra E & Ford
Montezuma Avenue
Bel Street
Misa Catherine Beall
St Alone
William Thomas Weissinger
Team Hat
Betty Ann: Keyton
William Thomas, IV
Brownwood Texas Oe
Tha
H. B Burdeshaw
M. S Davie
State Medical Associaton
The
Exchange Club
Teen Club
Knight Building
N. Oates St
Bottling Co
Ralph Doughtry
A. & Navy
J. W. Daughtry
Norfolk
Max's Grill
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