Hartford Pastor Arrives as New Clergy Serves City
The Rev Fletcher McLeod Jr and his family arrive in Hartford to serve as pastor of the Methodist church. Rev AG Thomas is returned as chief pastor. Corporal J E Buntin DU Army Air Forces leaves for Langley Field Va after two weeks with his mother. Malvern 4 H Club officers named Jean Merrit president Mar Aull week president Betty Joyce Coline secretary Billie Sue Evinger reporter. November Malvern meeting held with 4 H leader Miss Frances Arrant and car leader Mrs Daisy Williams. Shoe economy program presented by Marilyn Hall Billie Sue Enfinger Gladys Sasser. Mrs Svarren May travels to Birmingham for several months with relatives. Mills family to visit Thanksgiving.
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Fletcher McLeod, Jr
McLeod
Methodist Church
AG. Thomas
J. E
Bubber) Buntin
Army Air Forces
EJ. Burtin
Langley Field
Buntin
Madison
Wisconsin
Malvern 4-H Club
Malvern
Hak Ane
Sollows
Jean Merrit
Mar Aull
Betty Joyce Coline
Billie Sue Evinger
Veater Ler
Marjorie Culverheuse
Ie Malvern Club
Fracces Arrant
Daisy Willisms
Marilyn Hall
Bile Sue Enfinger
Gladys Sasser
Grandma’s old idea Penetro gains fame in modern home use
A vintage household remedy story portrays Grandma’s chest rub methods evolving into Penetro. It highlights three actions: relieve pain through skin nerve endings, ease chest tightness via mutton suet, and let medicated vapors reach the airways. The piece notes widespread praise from mothers and druggists for Penetro’s soothing relief and simple use.
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Grandine
Newton Girl Weds Pfc Amos Morris
Newton announces the marriage of Effie Dell Byrd to Pfc Amos Morris of Seymour Connecticut. The ceremony was held November 8 at the bride's home with Elder W Ethridge officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Jo Bell Byrd and best man William C Brown. The couple reside in Ozark.
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Henry Isom Byrd
Newton
Effie Dell
Amos Morris
Seymour
Conn
W. Ethridge
Jo Bell Byrd
William C. Brown
Erie
Penn
Miss Hallford Birthday Party At Home
Wilma Audrey Hallford celebrated her fifteenth birthday Saturday evening with a home party. Attendees included Mildred Holland, Sybil Helms, Betty Sue Hales, Wilma Shutes, Marguerite Sammons, Glayds Kirkland, Merl Byrd, Ruby Nell Chavis, Sue Chavis, Monette Fowler, Ernest Sorrells, Joseph Sorrells, Chapin Sammons, Earl Nichols, Cecil Shutes, Loyd Fowler, Gene Hales, Leonard Helms, Clyde Kirkland, James Smith, Rex Hallford, Malcolm Smith, Albert Holland, James Dean, Windell Whitehead, Dustin Sellers, Arthne Byrd, Talmadge Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hallford. Also a note mentions potatoes first discovered by white men in Columbia in 1538.
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Wilma Audrey Hallford
Mildred Holland
Sybil Helms
Betty Sue Hales
Wilma Shutes
Marguerite Sammons
Glayds Kirkland
Merl Byrd
Ruby Nell Chavis
Sue Chavis
Monette Fowler
Ernest Sorrells
Joseph Sorrells
Chapin Sammons
Earl Nichols
Cecil Shutes
Loyd Fower
Gene Hales
Leonard Helms
Clyde Kirkland
James Smith
Rex Hallford
Malclolm Smith
Albert Holland
James Dean
Windell Whitehead
Dustin Sellers
Arthne Byrd
Talmadge Taylor
W. H. Hallford
Garden Club Meets In Regular Session
Garden Club holds its regular meeting with a program featuring a paper on the control of insects by Mrs Berth Shealy, read by Mrs Wilton Sturges. Light refreshments were served at the close.
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Lews
Fray Leekes, Jr. Bakono
We BF
AG. Barnes, Jr
W. Blakey
Wilton Sturges
Berth Shealy
Baptist Women Hear Program At Church
The First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met at the church with Circle Four in charge. Mrs C C Bennett led the program on Wondrous Work in South America, with talks by Mrs William Blount on Brazil, Mrs Asbury Blount on Argentina, and Mrs W C Cumbie on Chile, concluding with Reclamation of South America. Vocal duet Christ for the World was sung by Graves Knowles and Miss Marthe Collier, and the meeting closed with prayer and the watchword.
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First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Circle Four
South America
C. C. Bennett
Circle
G. B. Barber
Wiliam Blount
Brazil
Asbury Blount
Argentina
W. C. Cumbie
Chile
Bennett
Class Entertains At Church Supper
The Euresian Sunday School Class hosted a Thanksgiving supper at First Baptist Church with groups three and four serving. Leaders Mrs Hoy Turner and Mrs George Cunningham directed entertainment including a vocal duet by Miss Martha Collier and Mrs Louise Ford, and stories of the first Thanksgiving by Mrs Sam Reeves and Mrs Wiley Deal.
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Euresian
First Baptist Church
Hoy Turner
George Cunningham
Martha Collier
Louise Ford
Sam Reeves
Wiley Deal
Mesdames
J. T. Weeks
G. H. Barber
A. R. Gissendanner
H. T. Rawlinson
Roy Driggers
B. C. Ward
Zula Brown
Floyd Harris
Robson Eddins
J. H. Seay
Roy Turner
W. A. Nordan
Gilstrap
C. E. Garrison
Deal
T. T. Skeen
T. G. Hag
I. D. Collier
Robert Kilgore
Sellers
B. L. MecCie Cooper
W. C. Cam Reeves
Alex Whidden
Misa Martha Collier
Fort McClellan
Women at Home Front Discuss Scheduling and Duties
Fragmented text suggests discussion on women's wartime roles and household schedules. Mentions of home tasks, social expectations, and community mentions including Raleigh and Duke. Content is garbled with many missing words but references to Thanksgiving and wartime duties.
District Club Meet At Andalusia District Meet
Four members of the See same Study Club attended the Sixth District Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Andalusia. Speakers included Mrs. Moss from Selma and Mrs. Suggs from Montgomery, with Rev. Adams giving the invocation. Ensign Lamb, son of A. D. Gordon, was commissioned and assigned to naval duty. Also notes on local curiosities and the Hudson River nickname.
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Federation of Women's Cives
Andalusia
Ray Hayes
Dupree Maroc
Harry Cannon
J. C. Woodham
Cochran
Adams
Opp
Moss
Selma
Siste
Huts. x
Suggs
Te Bryroe Baste
Andalssia
Ncedesn
Onis
Lamb
A. D
Sf Gorden
Naval
Naval Air Base
Pensacola
Fla
Miss Adams Hostess At Party In Cottonwood Home
Miss Adams hosted a social gathering at her Cottonwood residence Tuesday evening. A long list of attendees includes Helen Adpon, Kris Hall, McC. Miller, Dorony Uee, Ruth Dorman, Cecile Womack, Ralph Capps, Carolyn Reeves, James Sellers, Grover Miller, Addie Lou Hall, James Sellers, Sidney Adams, Dewey Sellers, and many others, reflecting a wide circle of friends and neighbors.
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Christie Adams
Cotaiwood
Helen Adpon
KR. L. Hall
Eller
Urkland
M Oc. Miller
Dorony Uee
Bias Wheehhead
Doropbhy Miller
Carl Will Hand
Furuct Sinimore
Bud Trawick
Laurie Norman
Jann Rilph Trawick
Ruth Dorman
Cecil Dana Ethelyn Womack
Ralph Capps
Caroyn Worsex
Geerid Copper
Christine Candrey
Robert Sellers
Ean Houeges
John Lows Womack
Mary Toompson
Silly Slipper
Clara Chambers
Noah Guy
Lostall Linge
Carl Sellers
Carolyn Reeves
Billy Max Camron
Jeanette Presley
Lonard Todd
June Pynes
Myns _Granc
Erry
Blonnie B. Granger
Edward McCall
Marjone Adams
Dewey
G. Moore
Jack Brookins
Don Huntin
James Nuten Love
Hardy Love
Cleyton Moore
James Love
Edward
Junior Camron
Dorman Frith
Hubert Hughes
Rar Wormees
Harold Womack
Burl Lee
S. L Suter
Leo Poors
Richard Johnson Holts Dicken
Merv
G. Ho Adams
Willam Moore
J. Adams
Miss Mary McCall Enlists In WACs
Miss Mary McCall of Coffee Springs reports as a private in the WACs at Fort Gillem erse awaiting muster on November 29. Her brothers-in law and husband’s brother serve overseas as Corporal Herbert H. McCall and Private Emery Lu Pitts, joining the Wiregrass area’s first enlistment in this campaign. Local relatives plan extended visitations and travel arrangements through Montgomery.
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Mary McCall
Gus McCall
Coffee Springs
Cereanves
Dothan
WAT
Lt Massa
Shepards announce birth of daughter Gloria Jean
Sergeant and Mrs G W Sheppard announce the birth of a daughter Gloria Jean at Wilmeral Hospital on November 13. The baby’s mother is Mrs Reba Cain, with her parents Mr and Mrs N C Cain. Sergeant Sheppard is currently recovering in a hospital in England from injuries suffered during an Army assignment in Germany.
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G. W. Sheppard
Reba Cain
Gloria Jean
Wm Leral Hospital
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