Year in Review and Local Obituaries at Moody Hospital
A reflective year tribute thanks veterans and nurses, praising bravery and friendship as memories endure. Miss Julia Dainwood departs Dothan after six years as Moody Hospital nurse superintendent. Sergeant Charles Harmon, stationed at Maxwell Field, returns to Montgomery after visiting his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dainwood
Selmafter
Dothan
Moody Hospital
Charles Harmon
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Annie Laurie Harmon
Miss Adkins Hosts Spinsters Club Meeting and Plans Christmas Ball
Miss Mary Ellen Adkins hosted the Spinsters Club at 05 W Adama Street. Members elected new officers with Rebecca Bearer as president Frances Farmer as vice president and Cathryn Horace as secretary treasurer. The group set the Christmas ball at the Country Club and a December 18 due date. A salad course and spiced tea were served during the social hour. Commander Claude J Adams arrives weekend from Daviaville RI for a visit before Mobile for several days. he has served in the Navy since September 1941 and was recently promoted to Commander. Mrs. C. D. Carmichael continues a stay in Montgomery with her daughter at 903 W Adame Street. Nell Gwyn, noted English actress of the 17th century, was illiterate and scrawled an awkward E on letters written for her by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Adkins
W. Adama Street
Country Club
Rebecca Bearer
Uris McQuagge
Frances Farmer
Cathryn Horace
Claude J. Adams
Daviaville
Rhode Island
Mo‘bile
Adams
Navy
Comander
C. D. Carmichael
Montgomery
Grady Tiller
W. Adame Street
Nell Gywn
Eleanor G
Delta Kappa Gamma Fetes Hartford Chapter Banquet
Chi Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma honorary for women teachers held its annual birthday and initiation banquet on Saturday, November 19, at the Vorational Building in Hartford. Initiation and honors featured Mrs. Janis Graham Parith, Mrs. Th S Ward, and Mrs. Eugene E Johnson, with active members named from Slocomb Coffe Syringe and Hartford. A musical program followed, led by Jeff Strickland and students, with Dr Agnes Ellen Harris of Tuscaloosa delivering remarks on women’s role in postwar planning and a tribute to founder Dr Annie Webb Blanton. The event closed with a fraternity song and birthday toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Hartford
Janis Graham
Parith
Th. S. Ward
Eugene E., Johnson
Samson
Forres
Phinney
Slocomb
Dons Vij Murdock
Jean Ford Reagan
Nell Latimer
Carrie B. Threaton
Hilda Windham
Gladys Nelson
Jeff Strickland
Nell Windham
Four Chambers
J. C. Bayette
Actompanis
Myrtle Kelly
Agnes Ellen Harris
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Annie Webb Blanton
Harris
Esther McCartney Steely
Parish
R. E. Parker
Suptana
Harvest Queen Crowned At Abbeville High School
Miss Betty Harpe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cody Harpe, was crowned Harvest Queen in a Senior I class contest at Abbeville High School. Miss Ann Wood was runner up. J A Roberts, Henry County School Superintendent, crowned the queen in the auditorium as the Grand March followed by escort Royce Riley. Proceeds fund the Senior II Class annual banquet next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
Betty Harpe
Cody Harpe
Abbeville High School
Ann Wood
J.A. Roberts
Henry County
Harpe
Royce Riley
Stock Market Report From Marianna Auction
At West Florida Livestock Auction in Marianna a sale of 700 hogs and 509 cattle drew strong attendance from Georgia Alabama and Florida buyers. Hogs sold up to 14.25 for first graders with feeders and other hogs roughly 50 cents per hundred lower. Cattle prices stayed steady as buyers from the region participated in the market. Also noted were shipments of microphotographic libraries to China under a U S cultural program and a large petroleum chemicals list spanning 1200 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
West Florida
South Georgia
Alabama
Florida
China
U. S. Department of State
Christmas Program Given At Hartford By Church Groups
Hartford Alabama Special report on a Christmas program by W S C Circle I and the Woman's Sunday School class at Hartford Methodist Church. Readings, songs, and a Christmas story were performed at Mrs J W Hatcher's home with associate hostesses. A social hour followed with gifts and refreshments. Also notes Alabama Supreme Court ruling on compulsory inspection of produce deemed unconstitutional and a historical line about Columbus' son first settlement on Jamaica in 1509.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Circle I
Hartford Methodist Church
J. W. Hatcher
Bentley Woodham
J. F. Collins
Shelby Chaney
Everette Holland
Zia
Frances H. Burnett
Frank Bradshaw
Bethlechem
Futcher McLeod, Jr
J. E. Marley
Em Campbell
Jess Riley
T. Q. Windham
Lena Parker
Fletcher McLeod, Jr
Will Hardwick
Harvey Windham
Larkin Corbitt
J. H. Childs
Ome
Montgomery. Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Columbus’ Son
Jamaica
Fashion detail highlights intricate blouses and outfits
By EPSIE KIVAED NEA Service Writer New York Handsome detail meets rich fabric halfway to beautify siren styled blouses for formal wear with bead embroidery handpainted motifs and punchwork. The over blouse combines pink and black rayon with braid, creating oomphy styles and dramatic peplums. In Alabama influenza cases rose to 348 last week while diphtheria was 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsie Kivaed
NEA
New York
Warning Battalion Radar Division in Erlangen Germany
A Warning Battalion radar division of the Signal Corps stationed at Headquarters Tactical Air Command in Erlangen Germany traveled to New York accompanied by sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs George Panherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Signal Corps
Headquarters
Tactical Air Command
Erlangen
Germany
New York
George Panherst
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