Appeal to Beauty On The War-Weary World
The poem urges beauty and quiet grace to heal a tired world after war. It asks for gardens hidden lanes silver rains sunsets and moonlit skies to soothe weary eyes. Also notes six month old Henry Douglas Mixon son of Master Sergeant Joseph F. Mixon and Mrs Mixon residing at 905 West North Street while he serves in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Hanson Towne
Henry Douglas Mixon
Joseph F. Mixon
Mixon
Italy
Henry
Donald
Joseph Walter
West North Street
Miss Marley Hosts Ozark Party for Tampa Visitor
Miss Joy Marley of Tampa Florida visiting cousin Miss Nina Ruth Marley was honored at a Wednesday morning party at the Marley home on College Street Ozark. Guests in attendance included Miss Joan Clouse Miss Anne Grace Miss Allowee Williford Miss Betty Harden Miss Elizabeth Anne Collins Miss Katherine Stubbs Miss Sara Marshall Miss Lynette French Miss Van Snell Miss Mary Jeanne Hernage Miss Florence Carroll Miss Jane Webb and Miss Yvonne Burton. Refreshments included cakes sandwiches and cookies.
Group Entertained At Picnic Supper
The Business Women's Y. W. A. of the First Baptist Church held a picnic at Porter's Fairyland last night with swimming and a late supper. Attendees included Mrs. Max Morris Mrs. Louise Buckhart Lucile Churchwell Bertha Betty Jean White Martha Garner Ruby Avant Jus tine Meadows Opal Marlar Wille dean White Henretta Burkett Carolyn Moore Evelyn Stanton Nina Catherine Howell Annie Ruth McLeod Mary McDonald Faycile Morris and others. Mr T G Vaughns visiting Florence for 10 days with relatives. Mrs Vaughn staying with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's
First Baptist Church
Porter
Fairyland
Max Morris
Louise Buckhart
Lucile Churchwell
Bertha
Betty Jean White
Martha Garner
Ruby Avant
Justine Meadows
Opal Marlar
Wille Dean White
Henretta Burkett
Carolyn Moore
Evelyn Stanton
Nina Catherine Howell
Annie Ruth McLeod
Mary McDonald
Faycile Morris
Worship services and youth assembly events in Alabama
Worship services at Church of Christ run July 3 with six meetings daily as visiting speaker Herschel EB Batton from Birmingham attends. W. C. Reeder, pastor, invites all to attend. Music director James Hatcher leads choir for Alabama Conference Youth Assembly at Huntingdon College July 1–21 in Montgomery. Speakers include Dr. Pua Warley and Dr. J. H. Chitwood. Dean Rev. C. M. Ellisor of Mobile leads courses for Methodist Youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Herschel Eb, Batton
Birmingham
W. C. Reeder
James Hatcher
Mel
Frank Hatcher
Enterprise
Southern College
Alabama Conference
Montgomery
Huntingdon College
Hatcher
Birmingham Southern College
Dro Pua Warley
Munsey Memorial Methodist Church
Johnson City
Tenn
J. H. Chitwood
McCay Memorial Methodist Church of
C. M. Ellisor
Mobile
Methodist Youth Fellowship
K. A. F. Middlebrooks
T. P. Chalker
Dc, Whitsett
Willian Pickard
Haywood
Birth Announcements and Local Community Notes
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hughes of Graceville announce the birth of a son on July 12 in a local hospital. Mr. H. C. Price of Newville is honored on his seventy fourth birthday with a family dinner at Edison Price’s home. Attendees include several Price family members and friends from Newville and Portland Oregon. Mrs. Tom Brown and daughter Banks return from St. Andrew Florida after a visit. A list of church and community attendees follows with multiple reverends and local residents named. The Molly-Henderson YWA of First Baptist meets at Jane Brooks home with devotionals, reports, and a detailed mission study review. Refreshments and an informal musical hour follow. next meeting set for July 24 at Misses Tomomive and Jeanette Byrd’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hughes
Graceville
Dothan
H. C. Price
Newville
Edison Price
James A. Price
R. C. Price
H.C. Price
Louie Shuraaker
Portland
Oregon
Molly-Henderson
Patricia Hayes
Tomomive
Jeanette Byrd
Summer visitors warned to avoid self invite tactics
Dorothy Dix urges hosts to guard against summer visitors who arrive uninvited, overstay, or borrow and exploit hosts. She warns women guests to fetch their own supplies, reminds visitors to limit disruption, and condemns flirting with hosts' husbands or sons as an unforgivable sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Smith’s
Paris
Dorothy DIX
Ami
Bob
Local Visitors Return from Mountain and Beach Trips
Mr and Mrs E L Fearte finish a month long trip to Little Mountain NC Columbia and Newberry SC. Mr and Mrs R H Bittmar Gainesville FL arrive for a weekend visit with Mrs Bittmars sister. Roy Hill Handy Ellis HW and Frank Ellis Jr Columbiana spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs Bills Mullen. Mrs Mullen and Mary Louise plan short stay at Long Beach with Mr and Mrs Harry Grubb. James couple, left for Birmingham to visit Lynwood James family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bittmar
Gainesville, Fla
Handy Ellis
Frank Ellis, Jr
Columbiana
Bills Mullen
T. A. Lewis
Birmingham
Mrs
Lynwood James
Mrs Kells Carroll Honored In Ozark Dinner and Parties
Ozark special report details a series of luncheons and morning parties honoring Mrs. Kells Chilton Carroll, former Miss Sarah Newton of Dothan, a June bride. Hostesses include Mrs. Mike Sollie Jr and Mrs. Sam J. Carroll with guests totaling around a dozen to forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kells Chilton Carroll
Ozark
Sarah Newton
Dothan
Mike Sollie, Jr
Sam J. Carroll
John B. Carroll
W.D. Thomason
Mary Alice Sollie
Pebbles Found in Clay Used by English Steel Makers
At one time the clay for crucibles in which English steel makers melted steel was trod upon by barefooted men to discover the presence of pebbles.
Russia Largest White State by Population in World
Russia, with a European population of 200000000, is described as the largest white state globally, ahead of the United States which is cited as second. The statement emphasizes population rankings among predominantly white nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Family Of 7 Prospers As Worm Prices Rise
Olympia report states Agnes Kenmir and family of seven profit from worm selling as prices jump from pennies to 25 cents per dozen. The 35 year old housewife, husband Laurence, and children including Joseph, run the business at night near Capitol grounds. They can gather up to 2,500 nightcrawlers during quiet hours between midnight and 5 a.m., planning to display a sign later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Kenmir
Kenmir
Lgence
Joseph
Capitol Grounds
Olympia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julian Hall
Miss Marley
Tampa
T. G. Vaughn
Florence
Aja
Malorne Careton
Enterprise News
Francis Smith
Tom Brown
Banks
St. Andrew, Fla
James Thrower
Patricia
Porter Cottage
Frances Smith
YWA Ridgecrest Assembly
Mary Redman
Gloria Sessions
Judson House Party
Harold B. Dee
Tomimaye Byrd
Mission Study
Miss DIX
FHA Loans
Night Depository
U.S. War Bonds
W. D. Malone
J. L. Mullins
GEO
Y. Malone
C. H. Adams
T. A. West
Tr. Asst
M. B. Malone
Cashier
Dorrok
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Evea Beas
Carroll
H. L. Holman
H. L. Holman, Jr
Florence Carroll
Major Mills
Kells Carroll
Mills Hotel
Joseph Mills
Jimmy Dunn
H. C. White
J. J. Couch
Bobby Couch
Nancis Wright
Miami, Fla
J. J. Couch, Jr
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