The Land and Local Notices Amid Personal News
Fragmented OCR notes describe land basics and seasonal farming tasks with mentions of seed sowing and changing seasons. Local social items report Grace Nell Crowell visiting relatives, travel plans to Lagrange GA, and Wilton Duncan family trips to New York City while their son stays with grandmother in Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Grace Nell Crowell
H. R. McClintock
Imiingham
Wilton Duncan
Panama City
Jimmie Saliba and Oklahoma Bride Wed in Fairview Service
Jimmie Saliba of Dothan Alabama married Virginia Cohimia of Fairview Oklahoma at Syrian Orthodox church in Fairview. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. George F. Cohlmia of Wichita Kansas with nuptial music and a reception in the church parlor. The couple plans a brief Oklahoma absence before future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Saliba
Oklahoma
Fairview
Methodist Church of
Virginia Cohimia
Eli Cohimia
Jimmie M. Saliba
Mike T. Saliba
Dothan
Alabama
George
Bowman-Baston Rites Solemnized In Clearwater
A wartime wedding united Miss Idus Eda Bartan and Technical Sergeant Neo F. Fielder in ceremony at the Methodist Church in Clearwater. The bride, visiting with her aunt Mrs. EB Suickland, wore a white frock with white ribbons and flowers. Best man was Sgt Fielder. matron of honor was Mrs. Surdis M. Sullivan. Afterward a supper at Clearwater Beach Hotel. The groom serves with the Third Air Command at Drew Field Tampa. couple to reside at 1107 N Osceola Avenue Clearwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Coblmia
Wichita
Kas
Betty Jo Farris
Miss Farris
Fortis Commia
Fairview
Oklahoma
Bildy Cohlmont
Dade
Selma Saliba
Blytheville
Ark
Nicholas Saad
Donan Ala
Sam
H. Cohlinia
Jeanette Salyba
Dothan
Ala
Jean C. Cohlinia
Jean Plank
Idus Eda Bartan
Basta
Fla
Faurata
Bown
Spragheld
Alegre
Courca
Clearmater
Fiesda
Mre
EB. J. Suickland
Surdis M Sullivan
Neo F P. Fielder
Drew Field
Tampa
N. Osceola Avenue
Clearwater
Bowman
R. E. Bowman
Springheld
Eighth Air Force
Joseph T. McLane
Kenneth Hasler
Tarspa
Loyd D. Gahimer
Fort Myers
J. N. Baston
Florain
Neal. F. Fielder
Sardis M. Sullivan
Local Surgical Workers Urgently Needed for October Quota
Hed Cross workroom at the Coca Cola Plant reports 2 875 surgical dressings completed last week and calls for at least 4 000 weekly to meet October targets. The facility operates Tuesdays and Fridays 9 00 a m to 5 00 p m with 30 workers present Friday. Leaders appeal for more volunteers and list names of participating volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hed Cross
Robert Alexander
C. L. Daly
Theo H. Crosby
W. K. Brown
BH. A Hicks
J. W. Roberts
J. L. Gyxyner
Melvin H. Cole
F. Z. Doak
J. J. Flowers
W T. Street
George C. Cook
Arthur Morris
H. F. Kraybill
Clarence Bell
Charles Monsted
Ray M. Hawley
I. Fred Guldberger
Mas
G. Jones
Hammond Raw
James Murphy
TL Stere
Fathy A. Lalla
W. T. Burkett
Reynolds May
BR. C. Davis
R. FyoBnen
Births of Powers McLeod and Roney and Fonner daughters
The Rev. and Mrs. Powers McLeod of Nubue announce the birth of Lionel Powers McLeod, born October. He is a graduate of Emory University and a pastor at Valley Methodist Church in Mobile. Sgt and Mrs Joan Sam Roney of Dyersburg Tenn announce the birth of daughter Sandra Ann on September 23. Mrs. Roney is Charlene Waddell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Waddell of Dyersburg. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W H Roney of Rewville. Mr and Mrs Paul Fonner announce the birth of daughter Susan in a local hospital October 1. Mrs. Fonner is former Bonnie Myrl Ware of Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jean Kelley
J. F. Kelley
Baremingham
Linda
R. F. Kelley
Foy Phillips
Dothan
Florida
Powers Mc‘od
Nubue
Lionel Powers McLeod
McLeod
Emory University
Valley Methodial Church
Mobile
Norman. Mcleod
Fletener Meleva
Detran
Joan Sam Roney
Dyersburg
Tenn
Sandra Ann
Prvale
Paul Fonner
Susan
Fonner
Bonnie Myrl Ware
Recreation Center Activities Planned Tonight and Week
Tonight at 7 30 the Victory Belles meet at the Recreation Center for a monthly business session followed by a wiener roast on the rear lawn. A School Days Party is scheduled 8 00 Tuesday evening with Victory Belles invited to dress as kids and bring lunches. The teachers hostess group sponsors the party led by Miss Susie Ward. Classes in ballroom dancing Wednesday evening with Mrs Russ White. Bridge games in the quiet room. Thursday evening the 209th Field Artillery Group hosts a party at 8 00. Friday game night and informal dancing. Week closes Saturday with an open dance and music by the 215th A G BF Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Belles
Susie Ward
Russ White
209Th Field Artillery
Celerk
215Th
A. G. BF
Camp Orpee
Miss Mavis Adkins Celebrates Nineteenth Birthday
Miss Mavis Adkins observed her nineteenth birthday with a Sunday luncheon at her brother Murray Adkins's home near Headland. Guests included J. L. Adkins, Ivey Adkins family, Wesly Hickman, Myrtice Hardy, Frances Cobin, Marelle Lee Adkins family, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavis Adkins
Murray Adkins
Headlant
J. L. Adkins
Ivey Adkins
Ernest
Sybil
Wesly Hickman
Odra Adkins
Chidren
Lyvonne
Hobbie Earl
Murray
Adkins
Maxie Gale
Marcus Byrd
Billy Joe
Myrtice Hardy
Frances Cobin
Marelle Lee Adkins
Gerald
Judy Merle
Mrs Hendley Hosts Second Birthday Party for Maxine
Mrs Harold Hendley entertained at Houston Memorial Library for daughter Maxine's second birthday. Guests included Wanda Moring Dianne Etheridge Gayle Sellers James Mooty Cornelia Synce Amanda Sue Nina Hennig Edwin Whattey Lamont Donna Kelley Judy Redding and others. Mrs Solomon departed for a two day visit in Atlanta to see sister Cherry Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hendley
Houston Memorial Library
Maxine
Wanda
Srenda Moring
Dianne Etheridge
Gayle Sellers
James Mooty
Cornelia Synce
Amanda Sue
Nina Henngn
Edwin Whattey
Lamont
Donna Kelley
Judy Redding
See
Hallowe'en Party Slated October 31
Committees appointed at a Victory Helles meeting led by Mrs. T. C. Cuthbertson for a Halloween party and dance on October 31. The Recreation Center hosted the gathering with Bertha White and Cecil Mae Anderson heading hostess and publicity, Lucile Churchwell chairing decorations, Louise Bruner leading refreshments, and Frances Etheridge heading the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Cuthbertson
Victory Helles
Bertha White
Cecil Mae Anderson
Lucile Churchwell
Martense Joiner
Lucy Middleton
Louise Bruner
Bernice Perry
Frances Etheridge
Martha Bruner
Henrietta Burkett
Fragmented OCR Passage Reflects Missing Communication
A distorted text excerpt suggests a letter or diary note from a parent speaking about absence and silence. The garbled lines imply delay in correspondence and a sense of busyness as a reason for not writing back. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Soldiers find time to write from battle foxholes
A Nor mandy bound letter from a young lieutenant shows soldiers scribble letters despite shelling. Parents are urged to clip and mail notes to kids with long silences. Mrs. Clark Rudder and son Bobby travel to Stevenson Alabama to visit relatives, with Mrs Patterson joining them for part of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewtenant
Normandy
Cme
Sommeone
Clark Rudder
Bobby
Stevenson, Ala
Miz
Rudder
Mrz. C. A Patterson
Stevenson
Dothan
Convention Attendance By Reverend Reeves And Shealy
The Rev. Gary C. Reeves and Thomas A. Shealy left for Arthur to attend the Kawanig convention which opened yesterday. The convention will close with an address by Governor Chauncey Sperks at soon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary C. Reeves
Thomas A Shealy
Arthur
Chauncey Sperks
Soon Tuesapy
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Toelman Gors
Montgomery
Alabama Federaton of Business
Barton Harris
L Agrange
Zines, Jr
Robert Earl Cox
RB Cox
Slocomb
F Cohlmin
Kans
Jeani Plank
Faye Bridwell
Mary Bridwell
Vivian Cohlmia
Y Wachita
Miss Badwell
Hero
DRY Cleaners
Lean Street
Tsa
Great Silver Fleet
Civil Aeronautics Board
Sone
Bowman-Baston
Ruth
York
A B
Lynch
Burtleshaw
Houston County
Howard
Stiles
Rochester
Ruth Sylvia Jakeman
North Chile
Otis Milton Garner
Macon
Bridget Ellen Maher
Chancey
Harold Hibbard
Washington
D. C
Doris Ham Love
Cottonwood
Als
Albert A Tisone
Youngstown
Ohio
Edythe Jorce Clark
Brinson
John Albert Paulick
Gordon
Jessie Mane Clements
Rueben H Holinger
Tolstoy
SDBD
Minne Adean Young
Moates Street
Dayton W. Ritter
Mason
Tex
Emily Wallace Muir
North Bell Street
Nathanel T. Kirkland
East Washington Street
Fannie Brown Kirkland
South
Ollie Dupree
Doe Than
John Wilton Pitts
Les Burnham
Charliene Simms
Agnes Scott College
H. H. Sims
J. 2. Solomon
Atlanta
Cherry Lewis
Hallowe’en Party
Judson Marion
Judson College
Mike Wilkinson
C. O. Wilkinson
N. Alice Street
Betty Jo Greene
William T. Greene
Headland Avenue
Billy Shealy
U. S. Navy
Thomas A. Shealy
Central Pacific War
San Francisco
Shealy
Betty
H. C. Hutchings
Patricia
Dothance
Houston
Dothan, Ala
A. Gayle Kratzer
Soneton
Dever
Sionet
Aig
Mallee
Mare Comfort
Pinkbars
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wamiperind
Harden
North Oates Street
Ord
Blumberg
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