Moonlit Wood and Gentle Road Poem Echoes a Lost Night
A nostalgic verse painted along moonlit woods and a quiet road, describing snow softly covering the ground and a tranquil landscape. The piece reflects calm, dreamlike imagery as the speaker vows not to disturb the night path. Separately, the Red Cross informs relatives of Mrs. Harlan T. Johnson safely arriving in North Africa, and notes Verna Hart Jabunos has joined foreign service on the American Red Cross executive staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
North Africa
Harlan T. Johnson
Jabunos
Verna Hart
Foriegn Cerrice
Fine Arts Club Entertained At West Main home
The Fine Arts Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs. George Vance's West Main Street residence. Mrs. Herman Blumberg presided as routine business was completed and a plan approved to meet every Tuesday afternoon at 1 to 3 at the Surgical Dressings Institute. Lex Dowling presented a February birthdays talk. a social hour with light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Club
Mra
George Vance
West Main Iatraet
Herman Blumberg
Surgical
Lex Dowling
Mira
C. R. Church
Tears Planned At Parish House
An informal tea at the parish house of the Episcopal Church of the Nativity in Gadsden introduces Rev. Robert Marlow to members and friends. He will lead services at the church next week starting Sunday morning at 10 30 with an afternoon program sponsored by the Bulinese Women’s Chapter of the Woman’s Auxiliary and a musical program plus other entertainments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of the Nativity
Robert ¥. Marlow
Gadsden
Marlow
Loan wedding rings for ceremony in wartime Newcastle
In Newcastle and northeast England, ministers began lending wedding rings due to wartime scarcities. Diamond engagement ring production had largely ceased by October 1942, prompting the program to provide bands for brides and grooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle-On-Tyne
Mzeu
Hi Aero
England
Mrs Frank Pridgen Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
Mrs Frank Pridgen entertained Wednesday afternoon at her N Orange Avenue home with members of her Friday and Wednesday bridge clubs. Yellow and white decorations featured daffodils and cut-flowers. Contestants included Felton Goodwyn Perry Calhoun A C Rodenbough Maxwell Jones Dupree Davis Jefferson Hudson and Joan Flowers among others. A tea with a salad course followed and prizes went to Perry Calhoun Fred James and Mrs Frank Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pridgen
N. Orange Avenue
Felton Goodwyn
Perry Calhoun
A. C. Rodenbough
Maxwell Jones
Dupree Davis
Jefferson Hudson
Joan Flowers
R. May, Jr
Greenville
N. C
Allen Smith
Auburn
Fred James
J. F. Stallings
Theodore Jackson
Oscar Capps
John Sanders
Fred Moseley
Frank Covington
H. B. Burdeshaw
Reynolds May
Officials Installed At W S C S Meeting
Mrs Eugene Bowles was installed president of the Woman s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church Marianna with Mrs G E Simmons as vice president Others named to offices and committees were listed as well as lay leaders and project chairs in a formal service led by Pastor TW Chalker The event included pledges prayers and a special program marking the group s progress and goals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Eugene Bowles
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
G. E. Simmons
TW. Chalker
L. FE
Moe Cutchin
Claude Padgett
Dan Coulliette
J.T. Porter
R.E. Jodges
W. Chalker
Thommien
Wubert Hodges
Cecil Rhyne
Charles O. Reiff
A. Lee
Falsom
George Stance
Amelia. Watson
Bawles
GE. Simmons
Teachers Urged To Stress Health Rules
State Health Officer Austin told approx 500 superintendents principals and teachers at the Physical Fitness Institute that educators must stress health education and health building even over traditional mind development as many will become tomorrow's soldiers and home-front workers. Hughes of Satma is visiting Dothan with his brother and sister-in-law at 201 Bast ee ny ol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Austin
Tontinedon College
W. Hughes
Satma
Huntingdon College Activities Listed
A summary of campus events at Huntingdon College includes a student recital with pieces by Beethoven Schumann and Debussy performed by named students, a delegation attending the Alabama Methodist Student Conference at Birmingham-Southern College, a Lincoln birthday program by the Student Christian Association, and a Valentine dinner marking Pill Week with singing and readings.
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Huntingdon
Alabama Methodist
Birmingham-Sculero College
Missey
Margaret Grahaw
Piper
Lolg Harper
Blanche Carlton
New Albany
Miss
Mary Louise Howard
Antangay
Mary Taylor
Fitzgerald Ga
Ruth Brady
Grove Hill
Carrie Wiliams
Anniston
Heereth Wheeler
Gadsden
Paul Stone
Lovell Wright
First Methodist Church
Montgomery
Abraham Lincoln
Student Christian Association of Huntingdon College
Ruby Wakefield
Columbia
Lincoln
Friendship
Howard MacGregor
Huntingdon Colleged
Mies Ann Tyler
Birmingham
Charlotte Brown
Betty Chastain
Thomasville
Traffic Lights To Be Unchanged In City Plan
Dr. I C Bates city commission president says no changes needed to traffic signals for wartime traffic. He notes only main arterial lights near business district are off at night and federal guidance urged nationwide adjustments. Also brief notes return of Mrs Lewis and Mrs Hanson from Enterprise and a Navy ration fact from 1812 lacking vitamin C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Bates
City Commission
Washington
Bates
Matrimonial Lottery Warns of Hidden Temperaments
Dorothy Dix weighs the risks of marriage noting how courtship can mask core traits. She cites a reader who learned his bride was a temperamental Virgo after vows, and reflects on how early behaviors foretell, but cannot fully reveal, future compatibility. The piece argues many couples change after marriage and remain clueless about true compatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Srse
Jove
Yale
Baby
Gir
Birth Announcements From Cantrell and Others
Birth notices list Albert Grams at a local hospital on February 1 for Mr and Mrs F. E Cantrell of 408 Deaton Street. Also announced are the arrivals of Paul Kelly to Mr and Mrs J. T. Elly, James Abner to Mr and Mrs James Burgess, and a son to Mr and Mrs Eddie T Tobb.
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F. E Cantrel
Deaton Street
Albert Grams
Mra Castrell
Mies
Betty Jo Amith
Aspville N
Cantrell
Dotren
BR Hress and Company
J. T. Elly
North
Ball Street
Paul Kelly
Mra Kelly
Missula Massey
Monroe
James Burges
James Abner
Eddie T. Tobb
Fort Bragg
N. C
Tobb
Helen Frances
Lewis Robert Deal Last Rites Held
Funeral services for Lewis Robert Deal eighty two died at his home near Chipley Tuesday morning after a short illness were held Wednesday afternoon at Mt Enon Church with Rev Albert Davis officiating Burial followed in the church cemetery with Blackburn Funeral Home directing Surviving are his wife Ida Deal six sons Joseph Haston Deal Ruskin Walter Tafton Deal Maurice C Desi and Lewis Barron Deal all in the U S Army Parry Deal and KT Desi both of Chipley three daughters Mrs Jim Bimmons of Ruskin Mrs C C Col
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Lewis Robert Deal
Chipley
Tuseday Corning
Mt . Enon Church
Albert Davis
Blackburn Funeral Home
Ida Deal
Joseph Haston Deal
Ruskin
Flo
Walter Tafton Deal
Mauice C. Desi
Lewis Barron Deal
U. & Army
Parry Deal
Desi
Jim Bimmons
Mra C. C
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Desa
Dorothy Hore McCrodon
Parque
Kellogs
Bat- We Creek
Tom Murray
Afl
China
Murray
Dothan’s Quality Jeweler
New York
Fine Arts
Carnogie Hall
Konicht
WSM
NBC
Max
Max’s Grill
New Hopee
Mrs
W.S. C.S
Huntingdon College
Wusit
Ence
Vgerveuse
Mary Kathryn Haker
Med Bay
Bonats
Beethovens
Margaret Ann Mitchell
Hessewer
Biner
Mize Charlotte Brown
Valse
Virginia Tate
Foley
Kinger
Marilyn Cogburo
Mubtie
Macy Pierce Bowers
Opelika
W. A. Lewis
BR. P. Lewis
Ann. Hanson
Enterprise
B. W. Pearson
Harden
National
Toxedo
Ete Ie
Dorothy Dix
Gossard
Blumberg
Helen Nipetich
St. Valentine
Hosie
Cupid
Valentine
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