Cross Workers e One Thousand ssings Tuesday
Cross Workers and volunteers met to complete one thousand dressings in the workroom. The group included Mrs Maxwell Jones and several names listed as vicers and attendees, with numerous workers present yesterday and future planning noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oy + Kine
Maxwell Jones
W. T
Hutchinson
G. Knowles
A. H Powers
Olmstead
T. Rupe
Davis E. Duffy
Hoian
Palester Carroll
H. W. Browning
Louise Clenderon
Maroarth
Visitor party at Blumbergs marks Miami guest
Terry Blumberg hosts a small afternoon party for visitor Miss Selicia of Miami with guests Miss Burks McKeon and several local friends. Drinks and sandwiches were served as the group gathered in a warmly decorated room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Blumberg
Miss Selicia
Miami
Fla
Burks McKeon
Dothan
N.C
Myer Blumberg
Terry
Herbert Blumberg
Charles Kranelaky
Selicia Orovitz
Fort Walton
Fig
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as gentle constipation aid
An advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulator for constipation. It contrasts with laxatives, explains fiber aids regularity, and advises drinking water. The missive cites experiences from a reader and links relief to All-Bran from Kellogg's, Battle Creek.
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Eellogg
Bor
Ib Atay
Durand
Colombes Avs
Long Island
Kellogg’s
EL G
Bollogg's
Battle Creek
Camp Rucker WAC Activities Reported Girls Answer Blood Donor Appeal
Camp Rucker WAC details a blood donor drive by seven WACs at Moody Hospital and a Panama City trip for a future guest visit. The piece chronicles bus delays, beach and Gulf trips, USO Club visits, dinners, and a late return to base, with notes on sunburned members and furloughs among the detachments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Rucker Wac
PFC
Helen McDonough
WACS
Dothen’s Moody Hospital
Nadine Scott
T-4
Autonia Baker
WAC
Irene B Groff
Panama City
Happy Wacs
Tung Beach
Euller
St. Andrews
Gulf
USO Club
Lt. Groff
Reg! McCoy
Antonioli
Banks
Camp Rucker Wacs
Frances Stone
Bernece Goldberg
Cpl Ida, Graff
Margaret Lucas
Susan Gibbs
Agnes Stronceck
Winnie Kyle
Ria Fieldman
Eleanor Schneider
Leona Nuadell
Jean Randolph
We The Women AAs 44 pe egggens and property damage
A midwestern city sees youths break 62 college gym windows during wartime. Adults must teach property respect, as a Naval officer recalls a boy’s father paying a windshield bill to leave a lasting impression on responsible conduct.
Rucker and Maxwell WAC ball teams to play game Sunday
Camp Rucker and Maxwell WAC squads prep for Sunday contest at Meneeds Field. Rucker features Gregory Antoni Bur pet Landry Floyd Greenberg Wisebarger Bowens Challgren Beckham Rutter Miller Evans. visitors arrive from Mouritguswryy for pregame, with service class attendance planned at the Tex Dance.
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Rucker
Maxwell
Camp Hucker Wac
Meneeds
Pao Senday
Promecs
Mouritguswryy
Rucker Wac
Listyster Gregory
Antoni
Burpet
Landry
Floyd
Greenberg
Wisebarger
Bowens Challgren Beckham
Rutter
Miller
Evans
Rueger
Ose
Hartford Circles Report Meetings
Hartford circles report meetings at Circle One of Hartford Baptist WMU with president Mrs Ma L Black leading. A message titled The Teles Shall Wait for His Law was given by Mrs A Chancy and program directed by Mrs Joe Dorrety. Guests included Mrs Oscar Chauncy and others. sandwich course with fruit punch served. Circle Two hosted by Mrs FR S Ward and Mrs A L Hawley featured Mrs Will Helms in charge as program leader Mrs S G Black led the devotional. refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
A. Chancy
W. M.S
Ma. L. Black
Joe Dorrety
J. F. Kennedy
J. P Thompson
FR. S Ward
A. L. Hawley
Will Helms
J. Hollan Dykes
S. G. Black
E. H. Anderson
Pets Daughtry
John Ward
Henry McKee
J. A. Anderson
S. D. McCormick
Charles Welch
Farm Facts and Wartime Adjustments Aggregate
Farm price notes show July wheat at 133 dollars per bushel. Appointments: E. V. Smith named assistant director and dean at Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station and College of Agriculture. J. T. Gaillard Jr. becomes extension service marketing facilities specialist. WFA ends most organic nitrogen fertilizer controls. milk can rationing by control of manufacturers lifted except for certain can sizes. OPA exempts cotton seed flour and peanut flour from price control to address discriminatory treatment against soybean and potato flour producers. Practical tips cover window maintenance, cleaner guidance, prescribed medicine disposal, fruit juice canning without sugar, and minor home repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Smith
Alabama Agricultural Experient Staten and College of Agriculture
J. T. Gaillard, Jr
Alabama Extension Service
War Food Administration
WFA
OPA
Birth Announcements for Sgt and Mrs al Krah
A birth notice from the hospital on the thirteenth announces the arrival of a child to Sergeant and Mrs al Krah amid words of joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra AL
War Babies Bring Hope For Tomorrow
War babies are seen as the future hope, costing about $8450 per child to raise while shaping a generation to value country and peace. Parents, soldiers, and mothers endure hardship, with care and courage guiding children toward pride in their parents’ sacrifices and a zeal to keep future wars away. The article blends patriotic reflection with personal notices of local residents and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallett
Harvey C Helms Receives Commission and Navy Service
Harvey C. Helms has been commissioned in the U S Navy. He entered service April 6 1942 and trained at Norfolk prior to duty aboard a minesweeper in the Atlantic. Helms is a native of Abbeville and a graduate of Abbeville High School. Corporal Ira Culbreth heads to Camp Swift Texas after a 14 day visit with family in Graceville Florida. Dothan Chapter of the C E S plans a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harveys Clifford Beles
Naval Trebuag
Hollywood
Fla
Bys
Ube
Edess Jowers
Wagham
Bas
Avenuc
Helma
Py S Navy
Nerioslk
Chsrigs Cate Sarpie D. Re
Mayor Fersoneal
Navy
Line Helms
Abbevilla
Gog
Faruly Gf
Abbeville High School
Ira Culbreth
Camp Swift
Texas
Lucille Powell
Graceville
C. E
Masonic Temple
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Camp Dixie
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