Wedding and Birth Notices Include Signatures
Patchwork of wedding and birth items notes required written signatures. In church, Pfc Warren Eby guests at eleven oclock service. Robert Ward visits with wife and parents. Private Buford Ray Harris to overseas after Fort Sill and Fort Ord training. Private Clinton Woodham to Fort Ord after Camp Gordon leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Eby
Napier Field
Fosk Street Methodist Church
Buford Ray Harris
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Fort Ord
California
Colone Odom
Ashford
Route Two
Homer Whiddon
Midland City
Luzon Island
Camp Lee
Kearns
Utah
Elaine
Oere
Riley and Mrs Jones Visit Between Air Force Posts
Mrs Ed Jones of Waycross Ga has completed a course at the B 29 Airplane Mechanics School in Seattle Washington and is now stationed at Maxwell Field Her brother in law Mr Roy Hill and her cousin Mrs W S Wilson visited in Dothan With her son Private Shelley Enfinger from Columbus Ga Enfinger recently reported for duty at Fort Ord California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Wenzell B. Riley
Ed Jones
Waycross
Eoe
Hering Field
Seattle
Washington
Maxwell Field
Roy Hill
W. S. Wilson
O.swinter
Jones
Riley
E. ‘Burdeshaw Street
University A Georgia
Aubrey Dorsey
Shelley Enfinger
Columbus
Hettie Enfinger
Ashford
and Street
E. D. Moss
Fort Ord
California
Prom Party at Club Honors Visiting Girl
Carolyn Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orns Ward of Opelika, is guest in the Faulkner home. Mrs. W. C. Faulkner hosts the Country Club prom party with about fifty girls and boys attending. Attention to decorations, punch service, music and games marked the evening, ending with an ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Ward
Orns Ward
Opelika
W. C. Faulkner
Faulkner
Turley Warlick
Cartersville
Joan Rish
Rox "Hill
Harmony Club to Solicit Funds for Camp Rucker Record Player
Mrs. W. 5. Wilson war service chairman for the southeastern district of the Federated Music Clubs announced a drive this week to raise funds for a record player and records for the Station Hospital at Camp Rucker. Patients, including inductees, need comfort as homesickness grows. The Harmony Club board approved club efforts to collect contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5. Wilson
War Service
Federated Music Clubs
Station Hospital
Camp Rucker
Birth Announcements Highlight Camp Rucker and Local Families
Major Herrington and Carolyn Collins announce a birth at Camp Rucker Station Hospital on July 27. Carl Wayne Henry born July 18 at Camp Rucker Station Hospital. Donald D. Wright born July 5 to Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wells of Dothan. Lynley Sue Wright born July 13 to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Givan. Billy Andrews born July 21. Herman Ray Andrews born July 25. Numerous relatives travel and visit. Major and Mrs. Clyde Tindell and others spent time at Panama City. Families and service members spread across Alabama and Germany as war service continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay W. Herrington
Carolyn Collins
Camp Rucker Station Hospital
Major Herrington
Pfe
Charles Alton Henry
Carl Wayne
Henry
Baby
Ashford
Pfe. Henry
Germany
R. BE. Wells
Dothan
Donald D. Wright
R. A. Givan
Lynley Sue
Louie Frank Andrews
Midland City
Route One
Billy 7G
Herman Shelley
Headland
Route Two
Herman Ray
Finch Anderson Wedding Announced
Libby Anderson of Tyler Texas married Ralph E Finch a U S Army Air Corps lieutenant. TheJuly fifth ceremony at the bride’s home in Marianna. Lt Finch’s wartime service included capture and liberation from a German prison camp. The couple left for Miami for his reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Texas
Libby Anderson
Tyler
Ralph E. Finch
United States Army Air Corps
Finch
TB. R. Anderson
Leiutenant Finch
James Finch
Marina
Marianna High School
Camp Hoosevelt
Ocala
Florida
Miami
Y W A Units Meet For Church Banquet
Members of the Y W A of the First Baptist Church hosted the Y W A of the Columbia Association for a banquet in the church Young People's Department with red white and blue decor. Rev Otis R Holmes spoke on world peace. Participants included Mrs Wiley Deal Carolyn McHacken Martha Collier and others from Headland Avenue Grandy and First Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Cooumbia Association
Young People’s Department
Otis R. Holmes
Wiley Deal
Carolyn McHacken
Martha Collier
Louise Ford
Wlene Williams
Grandy Baptist Church
Max Morris
Wsnell Miller
Agnes Mccinnish
Nellie Jim Collins
Lucile Churewell
Frances Ethridge Madge
Lille Joyce Thomas
Olivia Grantham
Opal Mallow
Ceralyn McEachen
Jimmie Fairclough
Sergeant Charles Harmon Leaves for Greensboro Assignment
Sergeant Charles Harmon departed Friday to report for duty in Greensboro North Carolina after spending thirty days with his mother Mrs Annie Laurie Harmon at his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Dease
B. H. Dease
Grimes
Dease
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Philippine Islands
Luzondi
Manila
San Francisco
Charles Harmon
Greensboro
N. C
Annie Laurie Harmon
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. Bett
Shane
Claw
Mio
Gilean Douglas
Hosea Ballou
Robert Bobs L. Ward
South America
W. E. Ward
Route Up
Young Ward
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Air Station
Clinton Woodham
Camp Gordon
Mra
J. W. Woodham
Webb
Gwendolyn Stephenson Fabove
Dothan Girl Senare
Jana
Owens Talen
Camp
Edith Asantville
N.Y
Young Junior High School
China
Mrs. Faulkner
Club For
Harmony Club
A. E. Mathis
Birmingham
A. M. Simmons
J. G. Foster
Clyde Tindell
Nancy
Amos ‘Tindell
Amos, Jr
C. W. ‘Findell
Panama City
J. W. Letson
Judy
Jimmy
Robert Morris, Jr
Charles
Compass Lake
William McArthur
Betty Wilkes
Victoria
Captain McArthur
Afoe Field
J. E. Bailey
Beaumont
L. M. Bailey
Warren May
D. 8. Sellers
St. Andrews Street
Grace Morgan
G. W. Blakey
Lake Junaluska N.C
Artie C. Clark
Pie.Adas J. Clark
Hetfie Enlinger
Pte
Artie Clark
Pattson
Third Army
Pfc
Atlas Clark
European
Howard W. McKay
SNL
W. A. McKay
Martha Davie Sapp
Vernon
James
W. Sapp
Finch-Anderson
Russell P. Rexrode
Drena
Headwaters
Mr. Rexrode
Rexude
Rexade
Virginis
J. V. Wall
Shelley Wood
B. Falkner
Montez
Falkner
Wynelle Nowell
Dot Wand
Becky Ann Wand
R. E
Y.W.A
Levaier
Lenin
Saint
Ardena Clemsing Crowe
Hyor
Ardoos
Blumberg
Smut Ates
Cael
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