Quiet meadows and family visits in Montgomery region
Fragmented text recalls Cosette Middleton and Mrs Walter Moor with daughters Starla and Deanna visiting Montgomery relatives. Mention of Mrs Norman Spann and son Palip traveling from Dothan, and Mrs Nelson Menard plus Miss Bar bars Brady and Chief Petty Officer J. W. Brady returning from a visit. Chief Brady now on Wave after two years in the South Pacific theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moor
Starla
Deanna
Montgomery
Norman Spann
Palip
Dothan
Nelson Menard
Barbars Brady
Chief Petty
J. W. Brady
Pengacore
T. W. Hoare
Chief Brady
South Pacific War Zone
Skin Irritations Reported With Various Metals
A fragment cites skin irritations linked to metals and alloys, noting exposure and resultant soreness. It mentions forms and materials with possible allergic or irritant reactions, highlighting the need for caution and further study.
Miss Anne Hamilton Entertains Wisstur-Mana Guests
Miss Anne Hamilton entertains a list of guests at a social event in New York City. The guest roster includes Jane Bell, Suzense Sisaye, Rayned Alles, Catherine Acats5, Georgia Bater, Marta, Jo Sorres, and Terrs Blumberx among others. The event features attire notes and social greetings typical of a high society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaded Petters
Addi
Rey
Jane Bell
Suzense Sisaye
New York City
Rayned Alles
Cotenne Sanders
Catherine
S T Dixon Honoree At Birthday Dinner
Mrs T Dixon celebrated the fifty second birthday of Mr Owen at a family gathering Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dixon and many relatives from multiple routes and nearby towns. the event featured neighbors and friends in a long list of households and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Dixon
Mrs Lee Stewart Feted On Barthday
Mrs Lee Stewart celebrated a birthday with a gathering including Mr and Mrs Cee Windham and children of Eta, Mr and Mrs John Mirard, and Adele Shutes among others. Also noted, Sergeant Maxwell E. McLeod received the Air Medal for meritorious achievement while serving in the Southwest Pacific area, announced by his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stewart
Daighur Govl
John Mirard
Cresuoe
Keterpnée
L G Crumpler
Emna Free
Warrenstamp
Other
Robert Shutes Jr
Rex Shutes
Adele Shutes
Dotnan
Maxwell E. McTeod
Southwest Pacific Area
John A. McLeod
Slocomb
Birthday Luncheon Honors Mr. Durden on Sixty-Third Birthday
Charie Durden was honored Sunday at his sixty third birthday with a family luncheon at their Ashford route two home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Ready and children of Webb. Mr. and Mrs. E Duke and children of Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Euden Durden and children of Ashford. Mr. and Mrs. Eudell Durden and daughter of Panama City. Dothan Country Club members and out of town friends are invited to a dance at the Club on Saturday night September 2, 9:30 to 12:00 with orchestra. A Sacred Harp singing will be held at J. A. Tew’s home on Dothan route one, Sunday afternoon September 3. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charie Durden
Ashford
Route Two
John Ready
Fay
Felton
Gene
Klaman
Carolyn
Webb
E . Duke
Wallace
Harry
Rudolph
Thomas
Emily
Betty
Euden Durden
Chldren
Andy Ray
Willie Earl
Eudell Durden
Charlie Fay
Jimmy Melton
Panama Cry
Dothan Country Club
J. A. Tew
Dothan
Dorothy du Poni
Ceres
Mary
Mama
Papa
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion Aimed at Indigestion Relief
The ad claims indigestion causes headaches and moodiness from undigested food. It promotes Nature’s digestion and says Carter's Little Liver Pills boost digestive flow quickly, often within 30 minutes. Available at drugstores for 10 or 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Nat
Carter
Alpha Gamma Delta Hosts Hotel Luncheon For Prospective Members
Alpha Gamma Delta members hosted a hotel luncheon in Houston to welcome prospective members. Miss Gwendolyn Stephenson served as master of ceremonies and led the group in songs. Attendees included local sorority members aiding war work, Alabama-bound prospects from Dothan, Ozan, and Auburn areas, and several attendees from Graceville and Bristol Virginia institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Group
Conan
Alpha Gamma del- Leteres
Houston Hotel
Sersrey
Res
Mbd
Lee Sorority Grerk Letiers
Gwendolyn Stephenson
Elizabeth
Alpha Gamma Delta
Marc Speight
Alabama
Martha Speight
Betty Malone
Holbas College
Bristol Va
Pinckard Garden Club Meeting Highlights and Changes
The Pinckard Garden Club held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. J. B. Goolsby’s home with Mrs. A. A Borland as joint hostess. Reports by officers were given, the hour moved from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm effective at the next meeting, and speakers included Mrs. Paul Gissendanner on Autumn Crocus, Mrs Hassten on Truths and Legends, and Mrs Preston Clements on The Royal Show Of. Prizes were awarded for a table design and Mrs. W. D. Spivey received commendation. guest Mrs. Edgar Beasley attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckard Garden Club
J. B. Goolsby
A. A Borland
Mac Borland
Paul Gissendanner
Hassten
Preston Clements
J. P. Walton
Dowling
Harsten
W. D. Spivey
Leamon Bedsole Birthday Celebration Noted at Home
Friends and relatives gathered at Leamon Bedsole's Slocomb route one home on Sunday to celebrate his thirty sixth birthday. Luncheon was served picnic style on the lawn. Attendees included Willie Bedsole Huey Bedsole Walter Bedsole Tandy Tew Ruth Thurman and children Ossie Thurman Jaci Watson family Bob Watson family Elmer Vanlandingham family Raymond Watson and baby Garheld Skinner Carlos Watson Ceil Watson Redolph Tew Tullie Bedsole Mary Nell Bedsole Maudean Skinner and Spurgeon Skinner. Also Sara Register Ruth Pate from Geneva and Dot Spears from Samson returned home after a weekend visit with W Y Register. Miss Sue Kelley left Enterprise after four weeks with Reg ister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leamon Bedsole
Slocomb
Route One
Willie Bedasole
Huey Bedsole
Walter Bedsole
Tandy Tew
C. W. Skinner
Dalton Skinner
Ruth Thurman
Ossie Thurman
Jaci Watson
Bob Watson
Elmer Vanlandingham
Raymond Watson
Garheld Skinner
Carlos
Ceil Watson
Redolph Tew
Tullie Bedsole
Mary Nell Bedsole
Maudean Skinner
Spurgeon Skinner
Sara Register
Ruth Pate
Geneva
Dot Spears
Samson
W. Y. Register
Sue Kelley
Birth Announcements Highlight Five Newborns
Major and Mrs Forney Renfro Jr announce the birth of daughter Martha Lynn in August while the couple’s army duties in England are noted. Grandparents are Dr and Mrs S M Baker of Dothan and Mrs Forey Renfro and the late Mr Renfro of Opelika. Corporal and Mrs Arnold Nowell announce daughter Emily Sharon born August 24 with grandparents Mr and Mrs W L Walden of Newton and Mr and Mrs R Nowell of Headland. Mr and Mrs W E Billy Gamble announce daughter Margaret Anne born August 28 in a local hospital, with Barbara Dell as the former Mrs Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forney Renfro, Jr
Martha Lynn
Major Renfro
Army Aggament
England
S. M. Baker
Dothan
Forey Renfro
Renfro
Opelika
Arnold Nowell
Emily Sharon
W. L. Walden
Newton
R. Nowell
Headland
W. E
Billy) Gamble
Margaret Anne
University Students Get Season Tickets To Concert Series
University of Alabama will provide every enrolled student a season ticket through the student activity fee for the University Concert Lecture Series. The four concert artists and one lecturer include Eleanor Steber, Jose Iturbi, Emil Ludwig, Lansing Har-Seld, and Carroll Gjenn. Non-student sales managed by the Fine Arts Department.
Indians Of America Studied By Circles Hartford
Circles of the Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society met in Hartford to discuss Extending the Realm of the Kingdom among the Indians of America. Circle 1 heard devotional messages by Mrs A L Chaney and program leaders Mrs J P Kennedy and associates. Circle 2 covered topics on The American Indian and The Indian and Christianity with Mrs John Ward and others. The group voted to make table cloths for the Troy Children’s Home and refreshments followed. Present were Mrs R S Ward, Mrs John Ward, Mrs Charles Welch, Mrs Grady Hughes, Mrs Will Hems, Mrs Carlos Helms of Miami, Henry Mee Kee, E H Anderson, Pete Daughtry and John Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Circles of the Baptist W. MS
Eric Chaney
Ed Holmes
America
Circle 1
Mre
A. L. Chaney
J. P. Kennedy
Monroe Seldie
Myrna Black
Adolphus Chaney
Charlie Peacock
Allen Childs
Amanda Smith
J. P. Thompson
R. S. Ward
John Ward
Charles Welch
Edward Anderson
Pete Daughtry
Troy
Mrs Daughtry Hosts Circle Two at Home
Mrs W C Daughtry entertained Circle Two of the Methodist Wo m at her Hartford home. Golden glow and purple althea blossoms decorated the rooms as Mrs Horace Chaney led a study on the Life of Samuel during the hour. Guests included Mesdames Alva Saunders J T Holman Glenn Gibson Shelby Chancy Quimm Borland Frank Bradshaw Horace Chancy EB Jones of Raleigh NC and J F Coline Mrs Douglas Thorns and Mrs Linise Carroll of Onary spent Tuesday in Detroit as guests of Mrs W Peertan.
Dear Dorothy Dix on trust between parents and youth
Dorothy Dix discusses how parental mistrust drives teen rebellion and risky behavior. She argues open dialogue and shared activities reduce trouble, urging parents to treat youth as equals and seek guidance jointly rather than policing them.
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Cra
Wells
Cosette Middleton
Anne Hamilton
Dixon
2. B
Lillian
Rufus Robert Jemima
Delma
Curtis Chandler
Dorsisanwile
Lester Thxon
Jeanette
Clopton
Card
Aman Herndon
Helen and
Terry
Route of
Orbie Devane
Hobby Pope
Sam Anglin
Sod Misser
Neile Murl
Lurlean
Laura Anglin
Gordon
Gwen Horiman
Eutaui Ag
Dethan
Anne Hanitton
Nathan Greenbert
Roberta
Main Street
Catalpa Street
Burgundy
Harden
Barthday
Mr. Durden
Cyd
Howard Haygood
Jabus Rebems
Elizabeth Espy
Anne Laune Smart
Charles, Senns
Ed Wellh
Neil’ Wynn
Manelle McPeak
Maro
J. A. Ward
Robert McRae
Graceville
Dave Harvard
LaBruce Hanahan l
Frances Farmer
Leamon
Rio
U.S. A
Brazil
Rio de Jhseiro
Serre Eee
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottlerg Company
Dothan, Alabama
W. C. Daughtry
Douglas Thorns
Linise Carroll
Onary
Detnen
Gueets
Peertan
Dorothy Dix
Miss Bii
Babykins
Pitty
Pretty Thing
Miss Dix
M. EL W
Tradt
Deodorst
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