Selected Highland School PTA Meeting Preview and Local News
Highland School P T A will meet in the school auditorium at 2 30 p m Thursday with Rev E L A Childs as speaker. Second grade pupils taught by Miss Hazel Gowen will present a play. Mrs Fred Moseley and daughters Harriet and Marilyn returned from Tuscaloosa while Mr Moseley was on business in New York City. Buford Williams underwent an appendectomy yesterday in a local hospital.
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Fred Moseley
Harriet
Marilyn
Tuscaloosa
William Collier
Moseley
New York City
Buford Williams
Writers Contest Rules And Prizes Listed
The Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs announces rules and prizes for its writers contest. Entries must be typewritten and double spaced with a fictitious signature. real name and address go in a sealed envelope. Postmark deadline is March 1 1945. prizes awarded on literary merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington Moody
University, Alabama
Soviet Offensives Press Warsaw Front With Heavy Casualties
Dispatches report Red Army advancing west of Warsaw with 90 rifle divisions and 15 tank corps. German lines near Kielce show disengagement allowing retreat. Moscow broadcasts claim massive German tank losses and Soviet subsuming suburbs of Krakow as the Lublin government eyes Warsaw recapture amid continued offensives through Poland.
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Warsaw
Red Army
Kielce
Vistula
Moscow
Krakow
Lublin
Poland
Strk
Russians advance in Poland threaten Krakow and reach near Silesian front
A Moscow dispatch reports Soviet armies pushing through central and southern Poland with gains of 30 to 38 miles toward the German frontier. Berlin says Red forces threaten Krakow and have jumped to the offensive in multiple sectors. While Moscow claims progress clearing Budapest, Allied observers note a near-front situation as German defenses expect a wider push.
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Krakow
Poland
Berlin
Moscow
Warsaw
Radom
Associated Press
Silesia
Rosenberg
Baltic
Yugoslavia
East Prussia
Rominten
Pukallen
Budapest
Lafayette Circle Meetings Reported
Circle Three of Latsyene Stott Methodist W.SCS presided by Mrs KR P Lau with Mrs Charles Hidreth as vice-chairman. Mrs W Cooper treasurer and Mrs Albert Logue chairman of telephone committee. The general message given by Mrs W R Jordan. Ten members present. Circle Two led by Mrs M Massee with members in attendance. Mrs J W Gubert elected chairwoman, Mrs Lence Johnson treasurer. Mrs W W McCary conducted meditation.
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Latsyene Stott Methodist W.scs
A. D Uasery
KR P Laudere
Charles Hidreth
W Cooper, Teasurer
Albert Logue
W. R. Jordan
Circle Two
Mef
Wests
M Massee
J W Gubert
Cher-Charmint
Lence Johnson
W. W. McCary
Head To Toe Beauty Program Welcomed at Seaf
Clark AP reports beauty salons drift toward full overhaul to offer a head to toe service in three hours or less. A New York venture by Miss Yvonne Constant provides a homey salon with fire, beds, showers, massage, and a complete treatment for office girls needing a quick refresh before evening dates.
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Seaf. Clark AP Beasty Eicster
Lfe
New York
Yvonne Constant
Miss Hobbs Hosts Brother Honor At Ashford Party
Miss Carria Mae Hobbs of Ashford route one hosted a party Friday night honoring her brother Second Class Seaman Roy J. Hobbs. Music was provided by Pfc. John Lincoln Pvt Roy Waller Neal Garrett Otis Harper and others. A new wood plastic with steel like tensile strength and water resistance was noted.
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Carria Mae Hobbs
Ashford
Route One
Roy J. Hobbs
Pfc
John Lincoln
Roy Waller
Neal Garrett
Otis Harper
Calvin
Charles
Mercer
Seaman Hobb
Lucile Hall
Pfe
Hazel Walding
Ruth Barrett
John Elis
Roberta Aman
Theo Daese
Louise Garrett
Alvin Moss
Mary Faye Harper
Leamond King
Dorothy Harper
Calvin Mercer
Willie Pearl Cole
C. Adams
Filda_ Mendheim
Junior Aman
Betty Jo McAlister
Kaatrice Whatley
B. Aman
Willie Pearl Carter
Oris Harger
Margaret Mercer
Carrie Mee Hobbs
J. Deese
Ellis Moss
Bertha Lee Messer
Elmer Paul
Betty Jean Barrett
Molly Parramore
Residents Notice Away From City on Various Personal Matters
Mr and Mrs Alto J Hayes remain in Tampa Florida for the past three weeks with Mr Hayes under medical care in a Tampa hospital. Staff Sergeant George W Harvis left for Miami after twenty one days here with his mother Mrs Walter Harjna of 405 South Foster Street. Robert Holman visited relatives en route to Donalsonville Georgia after a business trip to St Louis Missouri. Mr and Mrs J C Enfinger returned to their home near Cottonwood after visiting Miss Ruby Moore of 8 East Lafayette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto J. Hayes
Tampa
Florida
Mr. Hayes
George W. Harvis
Miami
Walter Harjna
South Foster Street
Robert Holman
Donalsonville
St. Loui
J. C. Enfinger
Cottonwood
Ruby Moore
East Lafayette Street
Raymond Paul Lark
Pacific War Zone
States
Shelley Clark
Early Arnold
Arnold
Seaman Clark
Moultrie
Herman McAllister
Dothan
No More Shrimp Says Capt Grafton
Greenville Miss AP Captain Gerard Grafton wrote from Germany No more shrimp relatives in Memphis and Arkansas wondered if he was sick He liked shrimp and had asked for canned shrimp A check showed his letter led to 400 cans of shrimp being shipped to relatives
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Greenville
Miss
Gerard Grafton
Germany
Memphis
Arkansas
Gerard
Post Office Boxes Carried on Stockholm Streetcars
Post office boxes are carried on the backs of all street cars in Stockholm Sweden When the car passes the post office a clerk removes the box and replaces it with an empty one
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Stockholbm
Sweden
Executive Board Meet Slated January 24 25
Mes C H Cowart of Troy, president of the Alabama Conference Women’s Society of Christian Service appoints the executive board meeting to convene at the Wiley Hotel Montgomery on January 24. First session at 10 am. Other hours to be announced. Members may arrange hotel reservations or contact Mrs Arthur Heustess Montgomery.
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W. S.C. S. Executive Board
Mes
Weile
Mra
Arthur Heustess
Madison Avenne
Montgomcy
Party And Luncheon Compliments Visitor At Mrs May Home
A social afternoon hosted by Mes. May welcomed Tuesday Bridge Club members at her S St Andrews Street home with guest Mrs W M Rass of Grosse Point visiting her mother Mrs G W Carter and sister Mrs Frank Ussery. High score was claimed by Mrs Whiddon and gifts given to the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. & BR May
Tuesday Bridge Club
S St Andrews Street
W. M. Rass
Grosse Point
Michigan
G. W. Carter
Frank Ussery
Rosboroush
Ussery
Press Thornton
Frank Newton
G. Y. Malone
Zolly Doak
Besty Whiddon
E. W. Hawkins
Robert Yarbrough
J. M. Stallings
Rawlins McKinney
W. T. Street
Birth and notices from local column
Birth announced for Hele Eugenia Galford daughter of Mr and Mrs George Galford. Victory Dance notice invites enlisted men and trainees to Napier Field House Friday evening with bus plans from Recreation Center. Minnie T Heard PTA meets at 3 pm Thursday at the school. Mr and Mrs John Hubberd in New York City and son Tryon in Panama City with Mr ord Mrs Frank Lee Sircklard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartford
Spena
Returdes, Inc
Napier Field
Patty
John Hubberd
New York City
Tryon
Panama City
Ord
Frank Lee Sircklard
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Kay Christopher
Evanston
Chicago
Pal
Elaine Stemonen
Forest Park
Childdren
P.A. A
Lydis F. Pinkhham
Mlleve
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Future
Colonial Eee
Alvin Dorwood Davis
Yeoman
D. Davis
Route Two
Yeoman Davis
Amother
J. E. Wall
Montgomery
Connecticut
Clare Boothe Luce
Bth Army G. I's
Lafayette Circle
Miss Hobbs
Brother
Frances Verne
Capt. Grafton
Solomon Abraham Azar
U. S. Navy
Simon A. Azar
Young Azar
Johnnie Blisset
Bonnemery
H. D. Heath
Minnie T. Heard
Burkley’springs
Canada
Harrison & Lisenky
Uae
Fields Bailey
Son
Mrs
W. F. Bailey
Rainer
LUXOR
Walgreen Agency
N, Foster
Lardy
Sacharin
Valentine
Nunnally & McPhail
Philip Milk of
Magnesia
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