Death and Social Notices in a Hazy Page
Fragmented social items and family notices describe gatherings and visitors. Names include Micheline Hurtes, Hanlshe, Thompson family, Bill Thompson, Mrs Bill Thowe, Berlie Wet, Harvey Perry, Leewie Swath, Cra, Fluze Ferev Mee Hardy Whitehead, Mrs Frank Smith, Mrs Jack Battles, and Minna Crine visiting Birmingham. Also mentions Mrs Guy Fail and children visiting Bainbridge Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Josze Thompson
Oa Dener
Err
Bill Thompson
B Thomp Goo
Bill Thowe UN
Berlie Wet
Harvey Perry Snd Chicken
Leewie
Hardy Whitehead
Frank Smith
Jack Battles
Jack Cook
Birthday celebrations and family announcements mingle in town notes
Jean Johnson observes her daughter Brenda Joyce Jean Johnson with a birthday party on a Saturday evening. Relatives include Mr and Mrs Kuv Paramore of Astrud route one Mes Para and others from Dothan and Washington DG. The gathering features many friends and long distance relatives across Alabama and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patssnore
Kuv
Astrud
Tolmeily Water Hodweirs
J. J. Headger
Achfied
Sre
Pier de Parenls
Brenda Joyce
Jeat Johnson
Barthidgas
Gaier Siddis
Sylal Jubison
Charlee McKay
Mubay
Loyd Collis Alory Ale Merkas
Max Bagwell
Saran Jules
Charlie Jules
Mary Duryce
Dan Davin
Opal Dean
Thomas Dupree
Faye Cheary
Halab Loeanberr
EB Roddy George Thurmas
Sad Tawoid
Jenelle
Wandel Day
Jubisun
Ray Moward
Ruby Ciewty
Darie Dean Paustuif
Dhe Hualess ii
Sety
Party Held by Evelyn Chappell and Guests
A local gathering hosted by Evelyn Chappell and associates features Mr Eid Moe and J. Uo Coker among attendees. Names such as Ralph Date, B. Taylor, Walden, and Fowler Heanan Chappel appear in the readable fragments, with no clear event outcome or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eid Moe
Ron Bodvoy
J. Uo
Coker
Kruse
Dori
Ralph Date
Taree Mac Runes
B. Taylor
Maseell Baa
Dia. Walden
Ikas Malo Fowler
Heanan Chappel Ail Rhod Nancies
Methodist Group Meeting At Foster Street Church
Fragmentary notes describe a Methodist gathering at Foster Street Church with Mr and Mrs Brent and others attending. The item mentions Sunday worship, travels to Nashville Tennessee, and social visits to various locations including Savannah Georgia and Puiu City Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Fluvas
Saudea
Mar Ptsun Blaley Sd Vatizillet Stucley
Bt AiCiea Attt Tuusy
Puiu City Beach
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Coker in Lovable Celebration
Mrs. Coker celebrated her birthday with a dinner hosted by her husband G. Coker. Attending were Mrs. and Mr. H. G. Coker, Mr. and Mrs. J. A Vipin, many relatives, friends, and neighbors from Talisharer and Haven, Fla, including the Stubblefield and Miller families. The event honored Mrs. Coker on her anniversary with warm well wishes and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Coker
Mra
Linue Coker
Sandey
G. Coker
Inie Allending
Mere H G Coker
KH. B. Coker
Myr
J. A Vipin
Mires J. Db Morsch
Dell
Hey
Chobdren Megane
Barber Wil
Prar
Bolin
Godda Rexister
Miz
Barete Miller
Halph Stith
iMas Magy
Sid
Alfred Pern
Talisharer Fis
Heta Ganren
Drajtters
RF OS Stesait
Claldien
Warren Waters
Donald
Ot Wathen
Aton Halford
Mar Marvin Thweatt
Diucond, Fuule
Invisible Spots Return If Cleaner Fails To Warn
Alicia Hart explains stain care for garments noting that spills from soft drinks tea juice ketchup and mustard can leave oil traces that reappear after washing if not treated while still damp. Proper pre treat and careful drying prevent permanent marks, while missteps can ruin fabrics and shorten clothing life.
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Alicia Hart
Garment Care Advice For Protecting Dresses And Hangers
Instructions describe using clips and safety pins to hang dresses on crossbars, adjusting shoulder padding, and tying garments to prevent slipping. It suggests wide hangers, proper neckline fastening, and folding in tissue to avoid stretching. Also notes removing shine with vinegar and ammonia solution.
Nurse Schwarzenberg Heads International Council Of Nurses
Princess Anna Maria Schwarzenberg, daughter of an Austro-Hungarian noble family, leads the International Council of Nurses based in New York. The ICN champions nursing education and ethics, plans postwar education expansion, and addresses postwar nursing challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurse Schwarzenberg
International Council of Nurses
Adelaide Kere
Anna Maria Schwergenberg
Ste
Intermatutial Council of Nurses
New York
Interational Council
Toses Adsociationg
United States
Schwarzenberes
International Council
ICN
Dolin Schwarzenberg
Princess Schwarzenberg
Rudolfmer Housa
University of London
Teachers College
Columba University
Dorothy Dix Says: A Good Father For Children
A Dorothy Dix essay urges fathers to be real parents and share work, arguing children need two parents. It stresses fair, intelligent guidance, respect, and a broad view of life to shape well adjusted kids.
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Guus
Logal
Mathers
Filssery
Crecie
Bulding
Bopey
Birth Announcements for Sandra Gayle and Gerald Hilson
Sergeant and Mrs Daniel Mactu announce the birth of a daughter Sandra Gayle at Camp Rucker Stallion Hospital on July 30. Mrs Martin resides with her parents in Ozark while Sergeant Martin is reassigned on Okinawa Island. Private Oscar H Bearry and Mrs E Bestry announce a son Gerald Hilson born in a local hospital on July 29. Bearry is stationed at Fort McClellan. Mrs Bearry is the former Margarett Burroughs of Malone, Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Mactu
Sandra Gayle
Camp Rucker Stallion Hospial
Martn
Ozark
Sergeant Martin
Okinawa Island
Oscar H. Bearry
Ebestry
Route One
Gereld Hilson
Bearry
Fort McCrellan
Margarett Burroughs
Malone
Fla
Blankenship dies in Florida after lingering illness
Charles G Blankenship died Sunday at his home in Dover Florida after a lingering illness He is survived by a son T F Blankenship of Dover route 1 five daughters Mrs A Walker Mrs J Layres Mrs Ernest Shelley all of Dover route 1 and Mrs Raymond Brannon Brooks ville Fla and Mrs G P Morris Headland route 1 Brothers H G Blankenship Newville route 1 and E M Blakenship Newville and two sisters Mrs M L Lisenby and Mrs Ted Simson Clapton route 1 Funeral services were held at Roeville church at 11 oclock with Rev Robin Lee officiating Interment was in the church cemetery Headland March Lugr was in charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headiland
Charles G. Blankenship
Dover
Fla
T. F. Blankenship
A . Walker
J. Layres
Ernest Shelley
Raymond Brannon Brooksville
G P Morris
Headland
Brothers
H. G. Blankenship
Newville
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Minna Crine
Birmingham
Myer Levine
Guy Fail
Jerry and
Carel
Bainbridge, Ga
Lydia
Pinkhorn
Prufhams
ALL Goo Shoe Repairers
Jean Johnson
Bo Couey
Joe Thumpour
Austrn
Dothwn
Causey
Lee
Washiieton
Dothan
Luveroe Mirus
College Street
Harsten Whitehead
Cottonmued
Frien
Pe Markiam
Duiahp
Temple
Abe
MiChinkey General Tis Pilal
Mroo
M. G. Wan
Cottonmood
Pr Jian
Pace Theater
Mra G T George
Damascus, Ga
Mis Giate Chestiye
Atlanta
Duban
Nathaniel Faulk
Evelyn Chappell
Methodist Group
Foster Street
Muthudet
WSC
Satomaintou
Vieguih Speer Slite
Judas Cuoperite
South Armee
M. M Walden
Serpture
Te Buh
Tanothy Thalysee Surety
Wo Brent
Nashville
Tenn
Joe Brent
Joyce Brent
Frank Brent
Bashvile
Fon Pallan
Wathins
Savannah
Urarye
Alabama
Houston County
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
ALA
DeVene Wineteen
Desgles
Phe
Key DeVaie
Aiulerd
Hall
Avulard
England
Linda Gayle Whitehead
Ul Aid Lavan Whitehead
Adp. Whitehead
Hartford
Route Three
Babe Whitehead
Lizete Wood
Route Lite
Geneva
London
Fifth Avenue
Zita
Austria
Sefrentenberg
Helena Rudinst Ein
Apier
Eden Colocrs
Nures
Dorothy Dix
C. G. Blankenship
Florida
Supreme Ice Cream
Ream
Ieee
Bae
Henry G. Gwaltney
Optometrist Merrill
N. Foretz Phoss
Hudson
Office Supply Co
Troy
Wagon Wheel
Old American Legion Home
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