Miss Peacock Weds Pfc Merle W Rose in Enterprise
Miss Peacock daughter of Mr and Mrs A Peacock of Enterprise married Private Merle W Huse in Enterprise on November 16 1942 at Rev Cullen Andrews home. Bride wore a blue wool two piece dress with pink rosebud accessories. Mrs Rose is a senior at Coffee County High School active in the National Honor Society. Private Rose is son of Mr and Mrs James William Rose of Moorefield Nebraska and served at Camp Rucker before maneuvers in Tennessee. Mrs Russell Kennington has returned from a New York City business trip.
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Mipmiee Peacock
Mix Das A. Peacock
Enterprise
Pic Merle W. Huse
Cullen Andrews
Norrh
Mra
Rone
Coffee County
National Honor Society
Scowl
Private Roses Ig
James William Rose
Moorefield
Nebraska
Tennessee
Camp Rucker
Birthday celebration for Talmadge Holland draws many
A local birthday gathering honors Talmadge Holland with family and friends present. Paine Wuiland of Girece FinmashGe'cae hosted activities for children, while several guests including Nadine tridge and Pete Mall attended. Other names listed suggest social circles and community notice. Soldiers are mentioned with Army updates and travel to Fort Knox, Kentucky. An Armenian translation of an epic is noted as recently completed.
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Paine Wuiland
Ape
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Cante Everidge
Svbi Everidge
Alls Fair In Love And Hiring Maids
A Knoxville maid, waiting for a ride to work, accepts an offer to switch jobs with a woman who promises more money and better hours. She phones her original employer to quit and takes the new position. Also notes Mrs. Guasie Waters visiting Crescent City relatives and accompanying Mrs. Halsten and Robbie Ann.
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Knoxville. Tenn
Guasie Waters
Crescent City
Fla
Mra
D. C. Halsten
Mra. Halsten
Robbie Ann
John Ayres
Mrs. Waters
Dothan
Camp Rucker WAC activities and holiday feast report
Camp Rucker WACs enjoyed their first Army holiday feast with praise for the mess sergeant and cooks. The piece notes new WAC sitting rooms in barracks, a Field House dance by Station Complement, and the WAC Choir invited to perform in Dothan. It mentions leave for several WACs, new arrivals from training centers, and staff changes, with local social notes and visits to nearby towns.
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Camp Rucker
First Army
FFC
Ruth Austin
WAC
Caup Ruckers
Agnes J. Peterson
Mavis M. Nash
Oleta L. Bell
Antonette Boles
Annie E. Hayward
Eleanor ‘E.' Schneider
Fort Oglethorpe
Zella Wazick
Catherine M. Ganderillan
33Rd Medical Bn
98Th Infantry Division
S$8th Infantry
Camps Rucker
We The Women By Bots Millet y
A fragmented piece argues that women who work outside the home face shifting praise and pay, noting a shift from domestic praise to workplace expectations. It critiques societal attitudes toward women's labor and the tension between appreciation and compensation.
Opera Star Surprises Soldiers At Canteen In Chicago
Opera star Helen Traubel of the Metropolitan performs at a service men’s canteen in Chicago. She greets sailors and dedicates a song to hometown music lovers before singing the St Louis Blues, while a nearby audience reacts in whispers.
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Chicago
Helen Traubel
Metropolitan Opera Company
Plano
Misa Traubel
St. Lauia
Mrs Monroe Hidle Hosts Baptist Circle in Hartford
Circle One of the Baptist W M A met Monday afternoon at Mrs Monroe Hidle’s home in Hartford. Mrs Charita Chasey led a program on Saganism as a challenge to Christian witness, with others present including Mattie Cox and Flora Houston. Tea followed the program as guests posed with the hostess and members. Private Marvin Lewis Sr returns to Laurel, Mississippi, after visiting. Captain Thomas F. Brown of Camp Hood, Texas, and family visit Dothan.
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Hartford
Monroe Hidle
Charita Chasey
Christian Witness
Mra
Hidle
Mra A
Porter
E . Mattie Cox
Oacar Chunv
Jos Dorety
Thomas F. Brown
Camp Hood
Texas
Dothan
Helen Banks Brown
Brown
E. B. Porter
Montgomery
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Miss Peacock
Pfc
Merle W. Rose
Russell Kennington
New York City
Old Vicks
Talmadge Holland
Circle Studies
Elisha
Morris Malone
C. A. Hinds
Julie McFarlin
Marianna
J. 2
Solomon
Montgome
Clyde Cunningham
Clyde, Jr
Wilden Parrish
Mobile
Ceril Stalling
M.C. Milley
C. B. Miller
Cottonwood
Marin
Guy
Lin @ Guy
Slep
Armored Replacement Training Center
Fort Knox
Lopg
S “Hiawatha
NEA Telephoto
Lucille Friddell
Chattanooga
Tean
Waitreas
Stais
Jan Srtsig Io Iske Pert
Civile
Alabama
Cammy Rucker
Panama City
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Jackson
Edgar W. Booth
South Park Avenue
Iiss
New Oileana
Batley
Tuscaloosa
Henry Michael
Jacksonville
Judy
Woodland Drive
Ali
Perlman’s
Georges Braun
Praine
Peone
John Carroll
Douglas Thomason
George Tiley
Ozerk
B. W. Pearson
South Orange Avenue
Eee
G. M. Lew
Lospital
Lewis
Hin Sster
Mack Hall
Warrenton
W.C. Morris
Walter C. Morris
Woodlands Drive
Clfford Mozeley
Douglasville, Ga
Morria
Mrs. Monroe Hidle
Marvin Lewis, Sr
Faralty
Laurel
Migs
Laurel Army Air Field
Goodwin
Columbianm
Xow nouBee
Evelyn
Lave
Mami Wood
Me Jeemigan
Edina
Idéut
Mra Dei
Jack Bebra
John Apa
Pangare
Frog
Beir
Oles Jebus Fetter
New Draperia
Dythan
Troma
Dethan's
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