Birth and medical notices and local greetings in Dothan
Articles announce hospital care of a patient on Applebee street and future visits from Lieut. Frank Bennett and Lieut. Bennett, plus graduates and training details. Community notices cover Victory Belles meeting at 7 20 pm, New Century Club gathering at 3 pm, and local social visits by Dr Bass and Mrs Jones family members in Dothan with relatives in Prattville, Edisto, Tuscaloosa, and Tuscaloosa area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Belles
Ars
Rercreation
Plana
New Century Club
E. F. Moody
Personal notices around Dothan families and military names
Sardia M Sullivan warrant officer Jyn Uf Army arrived safely overseas today as former Ruby Strickland. Mrs Sullivan and daughter Maxine visit with Mr and Mrs E J Strickland 1006 N Lewis Street. Lieutenant Stringfellow post HQ supply officer at Free Field two engine advanced school. Lieut Drury Flowers left for Atlantic City after ten days with parents. Mrs M Rosenberg of Tampa visits daughters Mrs Herman Blumberg and Mrs Sam Blumberg. Mr and Mrs W B Collier and children Kay and Bill of Ramer weekend in city visiting Mrs T D Collier and Mrs Paul Hayes. Mrs C C Bright Bradleytown Ala also visiting. Helen Walden returned to Opelika after week with aunt Mrs A B Blount 201 N Lena Street. Mr and Mrs Frank Bell and daughters Bell and Dorothy left Mobile after weekend visit with Ar and Mrs Claude Bell 2058 Orunga Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tenerlt
Uepeast
Kag
San Francisco
Dothan
C. Bennett
Hennett Fer
Georgia School of Technology
Lathishem
Pennsylvania
Sardia M. Sullivan
Army
Ruby Strickland
Sulliven
Maxine
E. J. Strickland
Leux Siest
Frank Bell
Bell
Dorothy
Mobile
Mr. Bell
Claude Bell
Orunga Avenue
New Year Festival Roots and Dates in Ancient Times
The piece traces New Year observances from primitive festivals to modern Christmas associations. It cites eclipses, seasonal myth, and the turning of the year as pivotal in early rites. It notes January 1's designation by Numa and Rome, and mentions Yule fire customs in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Gifta
Freya
Russia
Greece
Rome
Numa
Janus
Jusius Caesar
England
Nylon set to shape postwar fashion in many lines
Nylon promises major postwar role in fashion with dresses, evening gowns, and accessories. It dries quickly, resists sagging, cleans easily, and pairs with elastic for figure control. Rainwear and swimsuits will showcase nylon while handbags, scarves, and slides also enter the nylon line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont
Ms Jen
Ciem
Nyion
Almaat
Filmay
Fragmentary note on chores and cleaning supplies
The readable lines describe cleaning tasks and items such as linoleum care and clothing, with unclear context and several garbled words. No definite events, people, or places are identifiable from the fragment.
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Pao
Guitiss
Eteux
Pity
Varkhoyansé
Siherls
Fahrenbelt
Applebeit
My HC B
Bessemer
Geines
Bass
First Baptist Church
W. D. Paschal
Edieah
Waren Dothan
Troy Lewis
W. Dockery
Willard Dorkery
Tuscalooxs
Ira Dockery
John Foy Walden
Norma Hope Singerman
Mona Leese
Juan Kenneth
New York
Joseph Sabath
Chicago
Norma Mona
Arthur R. Singerman
Childs
Mia
F. Lee
E. D. Mitchell
Enterprise
C. W. Tindell
W. Newton Street
Drury Flowery
Atlantic City
John Flowers
M. Rosenberg
Tampa, Fla
Herman Blumberg
Sam Blumberg
Ming Helen Walden Waa
Opelika
A. B. Blount
N. Lenastreee
Harden
Engle
the & Ing
Houston Memorial
Memb
Lovisis Club
Jamor- Tow
Surgical Dressings
N. St. Andrews Street
Mes
Mack Jones
Tweodore Jackson
Mra. Jackson
Jacksonville
Fla
Ashford
Cotstonwood
Graceville
Lieut
Jackson
Navy
Quonset Point
R. J
Amos ‘Tindell
Her
Wing Aleet
Nea
Gray
Ees
Souk New
Sroeng Ip Water
Teem Lowe Mal
Ieee Ee
NEW Era
North
Foster ST
Marcelle Beauty
Obie Williams
Ment
Transporta
Alabama Power Company
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