SignuM Of Little Things And Local Notices Near Portsmouth
Poem fragment notes personal reflections and faith paused lines about growth and purpose. Social bits report Miss Bobby Jean Reed and Miss Dora Gok leaving for Portsmouth to visit Bayard Jewell Sr. Mrs Jewell plans Gamble reunion August 4 at Pleasant Plains Church. Mrs Owen Chapman travels to Cleveland for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jean Prin
Eed
Bue Cock
Dora
Portsmouth
Bayard ‘Jewell, Sr
Jewells
Cook
Pleasant Plains Church
Owen Chapman
Thurson
Cleveland
Ohio
Bridge Hostess Mrs Dave Harvard Hosts Club
Mrs Dave Harvard welcomed members of her bridge club Thursday at her North Oates street home. Summer flowers adorned the living room as guests played. Coffee and doughnuts were served to Mrs Ingraham Hanahan Mrs W F Bailey Mrs Mac Kaley Mrs T K McFatter Mrs Al Rodenbough Mrs Leon Harvard and Mrs C R Church. Mrs Leon Harvard won the high score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Harvard
North Oates Street
Ingraham Hanahan
W. F. Bailey
Mac Kaley
T. K. McFatter
al Rodenbough
Leon Harvard
C. R. Church
Spinster Club Meets With Miss Farmer
Miss Lou Farmer entertained ten members of the Spinsters Club Thursday evening at her North Oates street home. Miss Rebecca Boozer presided and Miss Iris McQuagge was named treasurer. Iced drinks and salad plates were served to the members. Offsets include details of guest lists and nearby trips by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Farmer
Spinsters Clubs
North Oates Street
Rebecca Boozer
Iris McQuagge
Howell Benett
Catherine Horace
Mary Eleanor Goldthwait
Caroline Acree
Frances Boozer
Lynette Lassiter
Elizabeth Espy
Mary Ellen Adkins
Frances Farmer
Mrs. Gilley Celebrates Forty Fourth Birthday Luncheon
Mrs. Lillis Gilley marked her forty fourth birthday Sunday with a luncheon at her Midland City home. Relatives and friends attended including Otis Byles family Sybel and William Starling Strength Butler children Howard Gilley and others from Midland City and Newton routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillis Gilley
Midland City
Otis Byles
Sybel and
William
Jim Starling
O. C
Newton
Callie Williams
John Butler
Robbie Grace
Howard Gilley
Dasses, Weater
Macha Rea
Willy D
Willis D
Samson News Highlights Local Socials and Visits
Mrs FE Parrish reports on motions between Samson and Opp households with several Page family events. Visits include Dr Grady Page and Barbara in Orlando, Carolyn Page in Sunnyside Florida, and Montgomery and Tuscaloosa trips. A bridge party hosted by James Baughman and James Parks featured roses, dahlias, prizes to Sam Trent and Jerome Sullivan, with a guest list of local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Page
Grady Page
Barbara
W. K. McKinnon
Opp
L. M. Page
Misa Carolyn Page
Sunnyside
Fla
Birmingham
Orlando
Patricia
M .A. Owens
Elba
John K. Page
Maude S. Farmer
Davis Waters
Richard Wright
Margaret
Bill Bryan
Montgomery
Claire French
Shelby
Miss
Grover French
Wilmer Watson, Jr
Ard
Madge
Slocomb
Willie Carmichael
Enterprise
A. V. Sawyer
Henry Crenshaw
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
James Baughman
James Parks
Sam Trent
Jerome Sullivan
Robert McCarty
Wayne Wells
J. A. Ward
Jess Cheatham
Oral Davis
Milton Williams
Bill Vinson
William Shealy
W. A. Mauldin
T. A. Shealy
Kenneth Sealy
API News Bureau Publishes Auburn Directory 1945
API News Bureau issues a new college directory at Auburn listing over 5 600 students, faculty, and staff with names, hometowns, classes, courses, Auburn addresses, and telephone numbers. A General Catalogue 1945 46 edition details eleven schools, curricula, administration, and general information. Also notes social visits by Miss Carolyn Sellers and Mrs W J Green with relatives in Florida and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alabama
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
API News Bureau
Huntingdon announces fall term staff additions
Huntingdon College reveals a slate of new faculty for the fall term. Miss Missa Clark joins as assistant professor of home economics after master’s studies at the University of Tennessee. Miss Carolyn Lee Voshell becomes assistant professor of music, a Juilliard graduate who taught at Georgia. Miss Crystal Theodore is an assistant professor of art with degrees from Winthrop and Columbia, a former TVA draftsman and Marine Corps veteran. Miss Loretta Dyer joins as assistant professor of physical education, with degrees from Alabama College and NYU, previously on Troy State’s faculty. John E. Sims expands duties to become professor of political science, adding veterans affairs leadership, holding an AB from Birmingham-Southern and an NYU LL.B. degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missa Clark
Huntingdon
University of Tennessee
Winthroo College
Columbia University
Tennessee Valley Authority
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Loretta Dyer
Alabama College
New York University
Dyer
Troy State Teachers College
Adelphi College
New York
Betty Wil 1S
John E. Sims
Veterans Affairs
Sims
Birmingham Southern College
We the Women on Veterans Unemployment and Marriage
A social column discusses unemployment benefits for veterans including Alexander Biddle Jr and argues veterans should receive support based on service. It questions democracy and fairness, notes marriage devotion amid illness, and reflects on civic values, marriage vows, and societal attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Biddle, Jr
Phiiladelphia Stock Exchange
Biddle
Braswell Chapman to Visit Relatives in Alabama Towns
Mr and Mrs Braswell Chapman plan a weekend departure for a week long visit with relatives and friends in New Brockton and Elba Alabama, enjoying time with family during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Harvard
Orlando
Fla
Tiftin
Unidila
Morgan, Ga
Braswell Chapman
New Brockton
Elba
QUALAX advertised to relieve digestive discomfort and liver issues
An old drugstore ad promotes QUALAX for constipation headaches and gas relief. It claims quick action on bowels liver and stomach and notes skin benefits. The product is on sale at 69 cents a bottle with caution to use as directed at Page Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Drug Store
Textile rack sale notes and price drops list
A fragmented price list shows various fabric by the yard and garment items with discount tags. Items include slip cover fabric 1.49 yd, nub weave drape cloth 2.49 yd, heavy cotton crash 1.98, blouses 2.49 to 8.98 now 14, ladies cotton and silk housecats up to 17.98 now 9.95, plus plastic squares and leather bags as sale price items.
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Myra Barnham Terrell
Mlm
Claude J. Adams
W. Stain
Dethaa
Ala
Miss Farmer
Jack Payne
Jackie
Little Dothan
St. Andrew, Fla
Bill Brewer
Miami
Earl Barnes
Ts Aid
Numdah
Harden
Samson
Parrish
A. P. I. News Bureau
Carolyn Sellers
Webb
Tallahissie
Fla. A Os
W. J. Green
Old Town
Richard M. Taylor
Taylor
James King
Dothan
Faculty of
BY Buth Millett
NEA
Association of American Colleges
Infantry School
Fort Benning
War Department
Washington
N. P. Jacobson
University of Chicago
Winifred L. Morris
A.B
University of North Carolina Library School
Lanier High School
Maxwell Field
Virginia McLean
Maps and Surveys
TVA
Wille Boysworth
University of North Carolina
Sam
Baltimore
America
United States
N. Foster
Dixie Baking CO
E. Main Stanton
St. Andrews
Am. Si
Lass Top
Chair
Zeveeeseenee
Women’s
FLOOR
DRY Cleaners
Blumberg
Children’s Dept
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