Fins Aanowesced for Education Week Highlights
Education Week at Shae cert ne to education featured reports and contests across schools. Baines school won first in a poem contest. Gos and Cov schools placed in other divisions. visitors attended displays and programs across county schools including Cottonwood and Ashford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens of
National Educank
Houstes County
Solan
Baines Scheol
Webu
Columbia
Cetia
Wood
Goonae Baxter Aid
Chooibee Fe Pelleery Intermediate
Tommis Sage
Tapor
Virginia Prince
Jobe Marcus Martin
Wsaper Brooks
Ashford
Christine Hall
Cottonweet
Edna Earl Bemen
Ales
Cottonwood
Toulse Gilley
Wartime Education Message Posters From School Groups
Students from Gredes and Calumus senior high groups led by Bam Willem Wickaburg and Peggy Alford Columbia created posters for Edu r a len Week. The superintendent notes education aids in fighting war and will help preserve the peace we strive for.
Navy Seeks Seventeen-Year-Old Recruits For V-5 Cadet Program
Navy recruiters urge high school students aged seventeen to consider the V-5 Naval Aviation Cadet program. Parents must consent, and those who graduate by March 1, 1944 may go to eight months of college with expenses paid, uniforms provided, and $54 monthly pay, followed by flight training in five three month phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
J. H. Hutchins
Dothan
Navy
Alrready
Hutchina
Naval Aviation Cadet
Eallegs
Naval Aviation
Hutchins
Fresh fish and colonial outreach in early sources
The text notes youths urged to apply at a recruiting station in a post office building. It mentions two thirds of fresh US fish coming from the Great Lakes and traces fruit cultivation in Florida by 1579 and California by 1769, with references to ancient Ojent drug fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Great Lakes
Florida
California
Farmers Advised To Produce, Cure Meat For Home Use
Alabama farmers receive guidance from Dr. W E Jewell of the Alabama Experiment Station to produce and cure meat at home rather than selling hogs to stock the family meat supply. A family of five should yield 650 to 800 pounds yearly, mainly pork with beef included. Instructions cover tools, scalding, killing by sticking, and pre-slaughter fasting, plus notes on weather timing and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alabama
W. E. Jewell
Alabama Experiment Station
Lome USA
Dr. Sewell
Two Dothan Youths to Receive API Degrees
One hundred seventy seven students are candidates for degrees at the 74th API commencement in Armusi Gymnasium on Friday, November 24. Governor Sparks will deliver the address and Dr. Luther Noble Duncan will confer degrees. Notable Wiregrass graduates include Howell Coe and Charles Berry with others from Andalusia Opp Geneve Troy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiragraes
Degreza
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Arumsi Gymnasium
Armed Services
Chauncey Sparks
Luther Noble Duncan
Howell Dean Coe
Howell Coe
Appletres
Lemon juice remedy for rheumatic pain claim
An advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a home remedy for rheumatic, neuritis, and throat pain. It claims quick relief within 48 hours with a simple mixture of lemon juice and Ru-Ex in water. The text promises a money back guarantee if no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousewde
Draga
Restrictions Listed On Farm Hog Kills
Jose A. Culbreich, chairman of the Houston County War Board, announced that restrictions on farm hog kills were lifted for a three month period. The War Food Administration authorized the lifting, effective November 31 during a limited Farm Slaughter period. No license is required for hogs, but OPA price ceilings and ration point rules remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County War
OPA
Jose A. Culbreich
Houston County War Board
War Board
War Food Administration
Henry L Jones Dies at Montgomery Funeral Held
Funeral services for Henry Luther Jones sixty five of Montgomery were held at Mamory Chapel with burial in Oakwood Annex Cemetery. A Montgomery resident for forty years he died at home early Friday. Survived by wife Mrs Imo wens Paulk Jones a son Sergeant Henry L Jones two daughters Miss Katherine Jones and Mrs David T Nichols two sisters Mrs Brame Hood and Milas Mary HL Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Luther Jones
Montgomery
W. Tom Jones
Dothan
Mamory Chapel
Oakwood Annex
Imowens Paulk Jones
Henry L. Jones
Pacific
Katherine Jones
David T. Nichols
Atlanta
Brame Hood
Milas Mary HL Jones
Girl Scout Troop 3 Meets at Young Junior High
Girl Scout Troop 3 met Thursday at Young Junior High School with Martha Baxter Peggy Gorday Bobbis McGowan Mary Nell Harrison Nell Kennedy Frances Maddor Laura McCloud Mary Jean O Neal Betty Jean Orr Foy Reeves Mary Ann Sanders Jeanette Spooner Augusta Walden Jo Ellen Walden Ann Whatley Edna Edith Wilkinson Eutenia Williams Carolyn Ward and Martha Zbinder present. Yvonne Keel of Troop 1 taught folk dances. Patrol One learned flag display and community life, Patrol Two worked on greeting card stress. Plans to assist Red Cross in surgical dressing room tomorrow. Tracy 2 met at Janette Quadulbaum’s house. home nursing instruction by Mrs R Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Juntor High School
Martha Baxter
Peggy Gorday
Bobbis McGowan
Mary Nell Harrison
Nell Kennedy
Frances Maddor
Laura McCloud
Mary Jean O'Neal
Betty Jean Orr
Foy Reeves
Mery Ann Sanders
Jeanette Spooner
Augusta Walden
Jo Ellen Walden
Ann Whatley
Edna
Edith Wilkinson
Eutenia Williams
Carolyn Ward
Martha Zbinder
Yvonné Keel
Scouts Distribute Posters For OWI Enlistment
Scouts of Group 3 posted seventy five notices in the City business district announcing an OWI program for boys aged seventeen to eighteen. Eligible youths may enroll as aviation cadets in the US Army Air Forces and be called to active duty when they turn eighteen. Raymond Saab, Senior Fatherly figure, noted the effort.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main St
Page Drug Store
Rome
Price Administralton
Enneya
Rica Sun
Bauman
IM _N. Foster
Phoue
Breece
Spode
Bauman's Jewel Box
API
Betty Bel Mein
Troy
Edward Nell Henderson
Thomas Elisha Head, Jr
Andalusia
Edward Jemea Richburg
Opp
Elizabeth Vadella Woodham
Geneve
Tracy
Janette Gquadlebaum
Scoute
Mra. R. Cox
OWI
New York
Ieee Arin
Basnytye
Vara
N. Foster
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