Mrs Adams Hosts Luncheon for Husband Birthday
Mrs. 8. P. Adams entertained Sunday at her Ashford route two home for the sixty sixth birthday of Mr. Adams. Guests included J. R. Adams and Arlie, D. A. Adams, Will, Billie, Gene and Loyd Jones, Calvin Hall of Cottonwood, B. B. Kirkland and family, Albert Kirkland and family, Alvin Kirkland and daughter Mary Janice, C. Adams and children Rufus Bobby Earl Charles Betty Buddie, Betty Sue, Dora Adams, Louise Hutto, D. H. Adams and children Edward Shirley Evleyn Hosa Lee, Cecil Thompson and Cliff Livingston of Columbia, Gene Nethering of Dallas, George Henry Jordan, L. B. Adams, Donell Adams, Franklin Adams, Preston Adams and Grady James all of Ashford.
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8. P. Adams
Ashford
Adams
J. R. Adams
Arlie
D. A. Adams
Will Adams
Billie Adams
Gene Jones
Loyd Jones
Calvin Hall
Cottonwood
B. B. Kirkland
Albert Kirkland
Dallas
Texas
George Henry Jordan
L. B. Adams
Donell Adams
Franklin Adams
Preston Adams
Grady James
Wicksburg P T A Names New Officers
The Vicksburg P T A met at the school auditorium with eighty members attending. Miss Ames of the Children’s Bible Mission led devotion, and Miss Lee’s seventh grade class performed music and a one act play. Officers elected for next year are President Mrs Roy Adkinson Vice President Mrs Charlie Williams Secretary treasurer Mrs Vester Killingsworth. Culdesac Idaho named for a French phrase meaning blind alley.
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Vicksburg
Parent-Teacher Association
School Auditorum
Miss Ames
Children’s Bible Mission
Miss Lee
Roy Adkinson
Charlie Williams
Vester Killingsworth
J. H. Flowers
Sim Weeks
Surprise Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs G B Huey
Mrs G B Huey was honored at a surprise birthday luncheon hosted by neighbors. Guests arrived at 11 30 a m bringing covered dishes flowers and gifts. The dining room featured gradIoli steel plants a linen cloth and a birthday cake with candles. Those present included Mesdames A B Bryars J H Singleton Cliff Brunson Will Warren W S Huey A H Metcalf Ray Metcalf John Chancey R E Maddox B F Thrower Walton Chancey and J J Murdock.
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G. B. Huey
Sirs. Huey
Mesdames A. B. Bryars
J. H. Singleton
Cliff Brunson
Will Warren
W. 5. Huey
A. H. Metcalf
Ray Metcal
Enterprise Students Tour Montgomery and Historical Sites
About one hundred fifth grade students from Enterprise city schools visited Montgomery for a historical landmarks tour. Teachers Mrs. R B Stanley Mrs B B Justice and Mrs Johnnie Kling led three sections on visits to the Capitol Archives and History Building White House of the Confederacy Huntingdon College Lanier High School and more. The group enjoyed Oak Park picnic lunch and shopping in dime stores with many buying keepsakes for their mothers.
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Enterprise
Enterprise City School
Montgomery
Alabama
R. B. Stanley
B. B. Justice
Johnnie Kling
Capitol
Archives and History Building
White House of the Confederacy
Huntingdon College
Lanier High School
Oak Park
Stan Ivy
Stanley
Women With Young Ideas Have Charm
The article argues that youthfulness is more about open mindedness and curiosity than hair color. It praises women who embrace new experiences, meet today’s events with flexibility, and continually renew interests. It warns against clinging to old friends or resisting new challenges as signs of aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jossip
Local Austin sorority runs baby sitting for charity
A business girls' sorority in Austin Texas offers babysitting services to raise funds for a charity project. They announce four local hourly rates and plan to donate all earnings to their current charitable endeavor. The approach aims to avoid traditional fund appeals and provide a service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls
Austin
Texas
Good News Gifts In Letters From Grandfather and More
A grandfather who hides a dime in letters to grandchildren is cited as a model of thoughtful correspondence. Suggestions include including small gifts or praise to adults, sharing warmth and memories, and ensuring letters are opened with pleasant anticipation. The piece shifts to drainage planning and a note on a tunnel project between England and France, with garbled text at the end.
Skillful Lipstick Application For Teens
A teen should start with light pink or rose lipstick to suit young skin. Use a lip brush to draw a clean outline and adjust shape to face type avoid overly dark shades. Full lip color near the corners can shorten a long face while keeping makeup natural and youthful.
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Jake
Reacse
Soa Amart
Sound View is Necessary for Modern Youth
An editorial urges young men to move beyond wartime apathy and pursue plans with urgency. It argues that the postwar era demands action to secure futures and protect family security, resisting a lingering war jitters mindset and shaping a productive path forward.
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Pttes
Brics
Roup
Dapperettes
Guage
Baxter
N. Foster St
Harukd Johnson
Cottonwood Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Johnson
Mrs. Adams
Husband
Wicksburg P.T.A
Culdesac
Idaho
Cul-De-Sac
Lune Voting
Spuny
N. Pester St
Montgomery & Historical
NEA Service
WE the Women
Ruth Millett
TVA
Harry A. Curtis
College of Engineering
University of Missouri
Truman
Tennessee Valley Authority
Harcourt A. Morgan
J. B. Wilson
Ap] Extension
Sumer
English Channel
France
England
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Chace Going Woodhouse
ABA Service
America
Heisey
Minton
Sue Astleford
G. B.o
Universal
Waffle
Presto
Dormeyer
Hamilton Beach
Proctor
Mat-Matic
Sunbeam
Proctor’n “Color Guard
Sparton
Zenith & Sparton
Radios
Phono
Paw Sree
Claire
Jewels
Satome
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