Old theater reminiscences and church notices from Beulah area
A Teasdale quote reflects on aging as a veteran passer of time. A Beulah Baptist Church prayer service is set for 8 30 p m tonight. Technical Sergeant J Paul Anderson and Mrs Anderson have returned to Great Bend Kansas after two weeks with relatives. Lieutenant Robert L Ferrell visits friends in Kingsport after six months in a German prison camp and a release in April. Miss Mary Frances Ingram travels to Spartanburg to visit relatives. Belle Irby of Columbia enjoys ten days in Asheville and Gatlinburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Paul Anderson Bewe
Great Bend
Kansas
WD. Anderson
Slocomb
Anderson Ei
Texas
Arizona
Colorado
Georgia
Kauxes
Anderson
Guy W. Fields
Tucson
Aragon
WU. Anderson
Robert L. Ferrel
Kingsport
Beau
James Rt. Lane
Hugh Kirkled
Lieut
Ferrell
Mary Frances Ingramid
Spartanburg
D. C
J. D. Stevens
Doris Hicks
Columbia
3. C
Lawhus
Lesauns
Organdy And Old Lace
A fragmented item titled Organdy And Old Lace presents a quirky set of phrases and garbled lines. It seems to reference characters or items in a playful, nonsensical manner without coherent narrative or clear events.
Births for Hate and Gubeetee Surin Family
Birth announcements note Mr and Mrs Gerald C Hate at Heedland welcoming a daughter Jerry Avo nia. The event occurred June 20 with presiding officials Werpale and Mrs Hub Vayiur at White Pte. Blauvtt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald C. Hate
Heedland
Abn Gubeetee Surin
Jerry Avo
Nia
Wuapilal
Werpale
Hub Vayiur
White Pte
We The Women and the Alienation of Wives
The piece laments age and gender bias in marriage and society, criticizing outdated beliefs about women fear and men protection. It argues women seek autonomy while men resist change, noting old power dynamics and social tensions.
Reunion Luncheon Given At Ashford
A reunion luncheon was hosted at Ashford with attendees including Vasant Putian and notable locals such as Ruby Clyde, Mrs Anne Lre Pats Merrdherm, and Mrs ildren FePree. John Theinpe and Roner joined with Mary Boyelen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasant Putian
Ed Kober Ber
Mable Jo Shutes Honored At Party
A birthday party was hosted Sunday by Mrs Cerne Soules for Mabie Jo Shutes on her second birthday. Attendees included family members and friends such as Shirley Wick Audet Hoyce Bradshaw Wayne Shutes Margie Sue and Eugene Helis Anette Tumis Mr Bradshane Mes Addie Snites Mrs Mery Albert Hehe and CoA Bradshaw. The Maley family will celebrate July 4 at Rest near Sincoid. The Masonic lodge will hold a meeting. members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suday
Cerne Soules Arlebr
Mabie Jo Shutes
Pre
Josephier Huotseneng
Shirley Wick- Audet
Aid Hoyce Bradshaw
Sully Wee Hauer
Wayne Shutes
Margie Sue
Eugene Helis
Anette
Mr. Bradshane
Mes
Addie Snites
Mery
Albert Hehe
Coa
Bradshaw
Aid
Cool Contrasts for Summer Wardrobe Drama
A fashion brief highlights two blue themed outfits by Tonella Ballerina of California. One peasant-type dress in ice blue Tegra cloth features black bordered edges and open sleeves, paired with a chunky jewel-toned plastone jewelry set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tonella Ballerina
Wnis
Army Quartermaster Store in Paris Serves American GIs
American servicemen shop at the Army Quartermaster Sales Store in Paris, a department-store style setup run by Captain Calvin Dickerson and Captain Jennings. The store stocks uniforms, caps, shoes, sheets, towels, and other gear, with French tailors and American fitters ensuring well-fitted uniforms. About 7,000 women are fitted every four months, and the operation aims to get soldiers back to duty or leave, with transactions conducted in American cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Renin
America
Calvin TL. Dickerson
Fort Worth
Texas
Army
Trese Jennites
Oak
Mich
France
Jennings
Brrts
Quekriel
Dickerson
Paris
Hostess Schedule For July Announced Today By Recreation Center Officials
Recreation Center officials announced the July hostess schedule with numerous clubs and organizations listed for each date. The chaotic OCR shows multiple groups such as Catholic Womens' Club, Temple Emmance Sis, Volunteers, Daughters of Amor Revolution, and Victory Belles, spread across July 1 to July 31 at locations like Lafayet Street and Foster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Center
Jwy
Wetioues Oteatleationz
Lafayet
Temple Emmance Sis
Tenota
Kew Century Club
Tadie Study Club
Presbrerian Womans’ Club
Epicopa Womens’ Guild
Victory Belles
Vated Darginers of Confederscy
Sesame Study Club
Fine Arts Club
Woodmer
Hous
Dely
Victory Beting
Foster Street
Dothan Garden Cy
Siena
Womens’ Club
Davghters of Acan Revolution
Tes
Priot Cub
Viewry Beltes
Dothan Study Jwy
Lafarene Street
Woodmen Circle
New Century Choy Hours Ee
Daughiere
Am Revoluion
Victory Bettes Circie
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Jean
Sara Teasdale
Beulah Baptist Church
Belle Irby
Asheville
N. C
Gatlinburg, Teon
Medicis
K. Pinthem
Piarham
Rabek
Vugayelidia E. Pinkham
Amie
Yukio Badder
Vic
Suner Ding
Elottu LD Tree
Ruth Mullett
Wulien
Muriet
Pau
Irving
Leberg
SSS
Dale
Dale County
Merritte
Rommerce
Yale
Pais
Gerri Cullians
Dreatin
Quark
Dilaraty
Rewiiding
Levi Ob
Marrose
Sneliea
Vist
Westpate
Amd
Liptet
Snatn
Saliner
T Howard
Nahe Spetr
Boyd Brent Poxaaud
Maya
Robert Sehem
Mar Auret Laddvarn
Arnold
Laas
Movearts Clee, Hoteron
Teakeut Daly
Doy
Ald
Enetialf
Cot Wilk
Uae
Sumnacaticoed
Foubas Bk
Mary Avies Meri
Mites Maiiten
Hiurbarva Wiehe
Carolyn Riles
Wdas
Judy Trotfman
Karl Gaius
Atipe Amt
St Peters
Ashford
Mable Jo Shutes
Maley
Sincoid
Alrend
EY Epsie Kinard
NEA
Quartermaster Sales
Cynthia Lowry
AP Newsfeatures
Army Depe mM
Aes
Merle
Oiafuel
aRer Aled
K. Wilkon
Daugh
Tyo
Walbacher
wWeek
Yim
Wally
Thattenebb
Mrs
William Me
Aviauy
Betty Wilkyst
Pennessee
Mississippi
Jerry Fo Wilson
Napier Field
AAT Regionnal
Moke Ell Wield
Odd Vijolin
Albasia
Fudge
Maryeen M_ Hall
Albany, Ga
Moter
Edgar Williams
Williams
Grange
Ducky
Aids Hon
Esther Dorothy
Periny
Forrester
Bow
Gov. Health
Montgomerey Higins
Dethas
Ladies
Choics
Bruman's
Epry
Bauman
N. Foster
Harden
Helene Curtis
Empress Victoria Victoria
Gra
Her
Ize
Reviow & Chen-Yu
E. Adams St
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