Serenity Against Winter Roots and Restful Shade
Poetic sketch describes a sturdy tree with deep roots and sweeping boughs offering shade and peace. Includes a family note: Harriet P. Palmer and Mrs DeForest Morgan with children Melinda and DeForest of Madison, Ga visiting Mr Morgans mother Mrs O R Morgan, planning a Panama City trip before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grretch
Harriet P. Palmer
DeForest Morgan
Melinda and
DeForest
Madison
Richard A Sellers Honored At Supper
Richard A Sellers honored at supper with a gathering that included family and friends. The event noted relatives from Cottonwood Panama City Florida Jacksonville and Decatur with a large guest list featuring many Andersons Sellers and Bord family members. Attendance included James Bowman Addis Bowen Durell Sellers Dan Bowen Alyna Terry Maury Lane Juanita Love Thelma Boeman Kathryn Love and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdio
Roenaradt
Rames
Comteri
James Bowman
Richard Sellers
Addis Bowen
Sarah
Stance
Durell Sellers
Dan Bowen
J. E Terry
Mies Alyna Terry
Doris Tane
Maury Lane
Alipina Lave
Sarg
Nell McCall
Carne Lee McCall
Meliine Bor 13
Lucite Love
Leta Mae Eom
Thelma Boeman
Kathryn Love
Marsh
Dinner for Pearon Rice Hosts Honor at Home
A Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs Marvin I Ricce home honored Sergeant Pearon Rice. Attendees included multiple Rices and friends from Dothan Andalusia Pensacola and Panama City with relatives. The gathering noted illness of Mrs Frank Hall and trips to the beach with Clyde Cobb family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin I. Ricce
Pearon Rice
Rube Seuis
Glynq Eddins
Essie Rice
Quinten Lewis
W . Rice
Buster Dickerson
A E Rice
Annie Merle Lewis
William and Lamar Lewis
Wylene
Matthew Rice
Wayne Dickerson
Charles
Bobby Eddin
Charles Hall
Andalusia
Dothan
Frank Hall
Fannie Adams
Ruby Clyde Howell
Panama City
Mrs Clyde Cobb
Soldiers Honored At Slocomb Party
Slocomb residents hosted Cecil and Ray Spivey and Sergeant James C. Spivey at a luncheon honoring their Army service in the European Theater. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended the event hosted by Mr and Mrs L P Spivey with many Spivey family members listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P Spivey
Slocomb Route Two
Cecil
Ray Spivey
James C
Bob) Spivey
Daniel Spivey
Horace Snell
HW. Spivey
Dan Spivey
San. Ladon
Sergeant
J. C. Spivey
Bobby Jean and
Lavaughan
Edgar Brannon
Jerry
Allen Henderson
Henry Brackin
Willie Earl Snell
Buford Griffin
Nellie Grace Spivey
James Snel
Ruth Graham
Cecil Spivey
Hilda Davis
Max Spivey
Jean Snell
Jimny Earl Spivey
Leota Snell
Delane Snell
Martha Snell
Betty Snell
Betty Ruth Brannon
Thomas Spivey
Clayton Brannon
Huey Lee Brannon
Sue Brannon
Judah Spivey
Billy Spivey
Jimmy Brannon
Patricia Spivey
Louie Spivey
Donald Spivey
Earl Spivey
Marine Wounded Twice Visits Parents in Daleville
Pre John Ho Morns, a U S Marine with seventeen months in the Pacific war zone, spent days at home visiting his parents Mr and Mrs 2 H Morris of Daleville. Drafted in October 1943 he was wounded at Peleliu and Okinawa. He wears the Presidential Unit Citation, Asiatic Service Ribbon, two battle stars and the Purple Heart with a gold star. After the visit he will be stationed at Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ho Morns
Pacific
2. H. Morris
Daleville
Morris
U.S
Peleliu
Okinawa
Pensacola
Clean Old Shoes With Soap Jelly
Alicia Hart offers a home remedy to clean light fabric play shoes using soap jelly. She explains making jelly from soap scraps and water, brushing uppers with the jelly to avoid soaking, then rinsing and drying. The piece cautions about perspiration and deodorants in hot weather and notes a hospital update for Glenda Lynn at Camp Kilmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
Walter
Glenda Lynn
Bill T Lowery
Camp Kilmer
Americans spend over seven hundred million at drycleaners in 1944
A 1944 survey shows Americans spent more than 700 million dollars at drycleaners, reflecting rising use of professional cleaning services during wartime. The figure highlights growing consumer reliance on laundry and garment care amid material shortages and shifting fashion norms.
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Mr Pial Ne Bre
Lati
The
Tac Tel Aa Et Peoodav
Ooeeaas
Romor Alan
Rex Willams
Ld Maron Anderson Willan
Herdame Sons
MW C
Willams
Noby
Virginia Anderson
Cottomsuod
M R Anderson
Cottonwood
Emola Richardson
Fla
Pfe
Clarence A. Yance
Willam FE Yance
Philippine Islands
E . Yange
Headland
Hornage Elliott
J J. Elliott
Haleburg
Irene Elliott
Elliote
Mary A Stuart
Jacksonville, Fla
Mullns
Carol
Lynn Haven
JM Rogers
Decatur J Ala
CT. Rogers
Richard A Sellers
Latine Malone Smart
Jane
Lida Malone
Asportetian
Aravelight
Greyhound Lines
Sylv
Charley Magpes
Sidney Hughes
Apnford
Gerge Goom
Raymond
Fred Hannan
Childhen
Fuchard
Jo Aon
Lola Corses
Donaisesville
Nord
Guendo Iya
Auaou
Fietcher Deese
James Elis
Sarah Nell
Wynell
Wernell Reese
Sou Deese
Dock Harrell
Sue Hendley Lemar Murdock
Sidney Heynes
George Odom
William Arug Stephircon
Betty
Ts Persme Lice Arts
Brenoa
Joyce Stepeente
Tae
Ps Vate
Robert E. Steparson
Mee @ephenson
Myra Whiddon
G . Whideon
Tampa
Pret
Kansas
C. E. Blakey
Optometris
N. Poster
Fitteg
Pemmey CO
Wun & Mervess Seasion
Pinkham’s
Nature
Ag Diogenes
Dothan’ Bank
Dothan Savings and Loan CO
W. Troy
Mack’s Motor Repair Shop
Mn N Oates
Girl’s Oxfords
Oyford
Boys
Oxfords
Ares
Penney
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