Poetic fragments and society notices from a local page
Fragmentary verse and social notes reference Celeste Carmichael, Betty Spann, and the Carmichael and Spann families. Mentions leave dates for Mary Baldwin Bee year, Mary Baldwin College, and travel or visits by Patrick Jones and others. References to Private Willie T. Williford and Fort Bragg, with brief family and travel items amid scattered archaic phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies
Celeste Carmichael
AD. Car.meighael
Misa Betty Spann
Hughison
Unton
Mary Baldwin
Dear Miss Dix Clarifies trust between parents and youths
Dorothy Dix reflects on parental trust and its effect on youths. She argues that mothers should show belief in their children to foster honor and responsibility, rather than suspecting dishonesty. Trust strengthens character. spying undermines trust and respect.
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Mom
Pop
Calendar of Circles and Club Meetings Announced
The Monday schedule lists multiple Circles of Foster Street Methodists and First Baptist Church groups meeting at 4:00 pm and later times. Co-hostesses named include Mrs. Joe Saccers and Mrs. Peart Forrester with addresses on Oates Street and North Park Avenue. Additional notes mention church luncheons, study meetings, and a Royal Ambassadors gathering at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Street
Wu Fee
Alice New Crrle
Joe Saccers
Oates Street
Peart Forrester
Anna Pesice Circle
Mra Hc
Whitr
N. Perk Avenue
Wire
CL W. Tandell
Currie
Fehos Goowin
Mere
C. Kang
Caralyn Dowdell
Moo
Wendling
J. W. Roberts
Lockie Rankin
Alber West
Wes
Mass Shert
Statanga Ce Tartress
Octavia Rush
A. EL Childs
Mreo
First Baptist
Q. Capps
B. Ho Clark
Co W. Rainer
Js Brooks
W. T. Burkett
Amos Jones
Herman Haddon Rele
W. W. Jackson
Zula Brown
Marvey Harrison
A R. Gissendaner
Louie Adams
Royal Ambassadors
First Baptist Church
Business Womens Circle
First Baptist Y. W. A
Hiramathiv
Mic
Ralph Paul Allen
T. Corel
Dear Miss Dix Advice on Waiting to Marry During War
A high school student asks how to tell a suitor delaying service is best to wait for college. The guidance urges postponing marriage until after the war, warns of divorce risks from hurried unions, and supports pursuing education while apart. The War Girls column cautions against old flame dates in war plants and advises valuing self-respect over generosity to others’ families.
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Miss Dix
Bac
Beter
Cookie
Papa
Ashford Man Arrives In New York From England
Sergeant Fred Lester Fellows of Ashford arrived in New York Tuesday from England after sailing August 11. A radio operator on a B 17 with the Eighth Air Force, he has been overseas six months and has served two years. After processing he will return to Ashford to end his leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivay Dukes Jr
Cornelia Dukes
Dothan
Dukes
Tinian Island
Brish Samoa
New Caledonia
Emigua
Tuo Jima
Fred Lester Fellows
F. L. Fellows
Ashford
New York
England
Fellows
Eighth Air Force
Cannibalism Still Extant
Cannibalism, once common in several parts of the world, is now practiced in only a few sections. Cannibals are known to five in some parts of New Guinea, Africa, and the interior of Australia.
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New Guinea
Africa
Australia
City Schools Plan To Begin 1945 46 Session Tomorrow
City schools will start the 1945 46 term tomorrow with sessions for white and Negro students. Open classes begin at all schools. Young Junior High and others list dismissal times. Eligibility requires children to be 6 by October first and shows segregation in schedules and teacher assignments.
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Doha
Morrow Emarning
Sener
Burera Moates Visits Family After Army Service
Burera Moates of St And' Fla recently returned from thirty eight months in the Army and spent the past week with his sisters Mrs Bob Hinson Mrs Q Ho Capan of Headland and Mrs WM Woodham of Ashford and with his Miss Clarissa Wirgins of mee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burera Moates
St and' Fla
Bob Hinson
Q. Ho Capan
Headland
Roule
Unee
WM. Woodham
Ashford
Clarissa Wirgins
Mee
Sylvia Snead Feted On Sixth Birthday
Mrs Thar Snead hosted a birthday party for Sylvia Snead marking her sixth birthday. About 25 children attended a garden reception with cake ice cream and refreshments. Guests included relatives and friends while gifts and table settings were shared before cake cutting and games.
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Sylvia Snead
Free For Asthma During Summer Notice
A damaged OCR fragment describes a promotional or informational notice related to asthma relief during summer. It mentions a place and a date, an address at 46 Nemraine Fort Woftala, and references to a mailer and lifetime terms. The readable portions imply a health related service offer or public notice aimed at residents of an area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autuma Co
Woftala
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State College For Women
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Montgomery Ward
A. F. Arculeer
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U.S Marian Commission
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