Red Cross Groups Report Activities and Local Weddings
Red Cross groups report June activities in Houston County with 75 volunteer hours from 25 staff, 157 hours by 12 Nurse Aides, 206 hours by 837 workers making 29 halited garments and 13,856 arm soopes for Camp Rucker, plus 403 flags for the 35th division. Hartford notices Mary Vesta Richards to John C. Naff wed July 5 in Beatrice with remarks on education and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred James
Houston County
Red Cross
Camp Rucker
Mra
John B. Bledios
Home Service Office
Foreign Inquiry Service
Hartford
Dallas Richards
Mary Vesta
John C. Naff
Memphis
Tenn
WAC First To Salute New Lieutenant
Special report from Marianna Army Air Field notes Auxiliary Kathleen Addison of the WacC post headquarters company saluting and receiving a dollar from Lieut Kemper after presenting the traditional lone buck. Olivia Powell of Andalusia visits with the Clark sisters as Dor othy Clark returns home for a short stay. Mrs. B G Farmer Jr and family retire after a ten day stay at Larkway Villas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Kathleen Addison
Wacc Post Headquarters Co
Marianna Army Air Field
Addison
Kemper. Wheatley
Maysville
WACC
B G Farmer
Jean Farmer
Byrd Farmer
Lougenia Stallingshire
Larkway Villas
Circles and gatherings listed for Baptist and Presbyterian auxiliaries
Various circles meet at home venues and times. Royal Ambassadors convene at Winfield Baird’s home at 4:30 pm. Presbyterian Auxiliary circles meet with some reports, disbandments, and hostesses named. Business Women’s Circle gathers Tuesday at Mrs Fred James home. Woodmen Circle at Mrs Florence Carroll’s. Wednesday features Wings luncheon at Houston Hotel and District Nurses Association at Moody Hospital. Camp Rucker officers wives hold semi monthly meeting at Library. ironing and prize contests noted at Icelork and Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist W.M. S
L . Collier
Leo Lane
H. D. Harriser
Wyatt Prevatt
John P. Shealy
V. J. Forrester
Jim Brewton
G. L. Jackson
C. T. Rogers
Royal Ambassadors
Winfield Baird
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Robert Boyd Tucleé
Wary Grubs
Mlc. Middlebracks
Woc Farmer
Business Women’s
Fred James
Woodmen
Florence Carroll
Main Street
Nancy Gasser
Montgomery
Srth District Nurses Association
Moody Hospital Nurses
Camp Rucker
Icelork
Junction
Former Dothan Girl Weds At Panama City
Panama City ceremony noon July 3 united Hil da Askew of Panama City and Private First Class Deunard B Curry of Dallas Texas at the Tandall Field Chapel. Helen Wartick of Dothan was maid of honor. Chaplain Brooks Webster officiated. couple to live in Panama City after a Nashville wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Hilda Askew
Deunard B Curry
Dallas
Tex
Tandall Field
D. Jo Askes
Dothan
Tyndall Field
Cuihan
Ata
de Dude
Montgomery
Jor Dean
Fiunnery
Helen Wartick
Hanmy
Fred Shopland
Brooks
Webster
Nashvillee
Hostesses Named for Soldiers Club at Do inan Center
Clubs and individuals selected to serve as hostesses for events at the Doinan Recreation Center were announced. July dates include Young Woman's Study Club, Victory Helpers, Fine Arts Club, Business and Professional Women's Club, American Legion Auxiliary, Dothan Garden Club, and Soldiers' Hostess Committee with listed members such as Mrs Leon Harvard, Mrs W H Bennett, Mrs C R Church, Mrs Edwin Worthy, and Mrs W T Burkett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do Inan Recreation Center
Young Woman's Study Club
Mra
Leon Harvard
Mia J
Flowers, Jr
Harry Hall
Labruce Henaran
Victory Helles
Dothan Chapler
W. H. Bennett
F BR. C.iver
J. N
John Crasford
W. R. Norris
Dothan Garden Club
W. C. Phillips
A.G. Barnes, Jr
A. D. Whiddon
H. C. Hutchings
Soldiers
W. T. Burkett
Florence Carrom
J. J. Flowers, Jr
A A. Winter
Second Term Begins At Capstone July 15
University of Alabama announces July 15 as the first cutoff date for second term registration under summer session director C E Williams. Registrations continue through Monday July 18, with examinations next Thursday and Friday marking six weeks into the summer quarter. Ensign and Mrs Young Boozer and daughter Joann visit from Princeton to see Mrs Gipsy Boozer. Rebecca Boozer of Montgomery also visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Boozer
Joann
Princeton
N. J
Mr. Boozer
Gipsy Boozer
West Troy Street
Rebecca Boozer
Montgomery
Marianna WAACs Name New Mascot Dammit the Kitten
The Marianna Army Air Field WAACS gain a mascot after the former Wacky the Wacoon is replaced. A kitten with large ears earns the name Dammit following a carpenters remark. Miss Louise Caplinger returns home from Midland City after visiting Miss Maudle Cumerford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAACS
Clark Gable
Louise Caplinger
Ramer
Midland City
Maudle Cumerford
Rush Wise Rites Of Social Interest Hartford Bride Wed
Hartford special reports the marriage of Miss Halen Rejoun Wise to William Koos Rush at Dauphin Way Baptist Church with Dr Arendal officiating. The bride wore white with gardenias. ceremony was followed by a reception. The couple will reside in Mobile after a short honeymoon. Victory Belles planned a dance for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartford
Gerald Chasey
Hartford
Har
Halen Rejoun
Wise Aol Coffee Borouge
William Koos Rush
Mobile
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Arendal
French P. Wien
Eke
Shele
Hog. Wise
Coffee Springs
French P. Wise
Mrs. Rush
Local Military Dance Event At Dothan Center
A weekly soldiers dance is held Tuesday evening at the Dothan Siemaent Center. An organizer named Nepler and Fold Alvirsary will perform, with Cantor set to arrange two performances. The event includes a plane arrival noted as four people ready for two pictures.
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Tullan
Edding An
Bem
Dem
Birte
Ain
Priscilla Leonard
Miss Richards
Charles Frank Foye
Merle Collins
Sergeant Foye
Camp Rucker and
Lynn, Maas
Wiley Collins
Sergeant
WAC
Olivia Powell
Andalusia
Mary, Dorothy
Frankie Clark
Dathan
Dorothy Clark
Blumberg’s Gift
HOMF
Aurutn
Sheby County
Pirkene Coun
Elizabeth Forney
Soldiers’ Club
Marianna Wacs
C. O
Victory Belles
Spade
OFEM
Buffy
Ligahita Frien
Sia
Blumberg
Toiletrie
Dethan
Favorita
Blumbere
New York
Forstman
Naturals
America
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