Surgical Dressings Unit Launches Big Production Program
The Surgical Dressings unit urges volunteers to boost production for wartime needs. Materials on hand total 90,600 sposges and 22,500 cotton pads, with weekly sessions open 3:00 to 9:00 pm. Mrs Morris Malone calls for eager workers and notes a shift to Detroit for one member.
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Unius
Tae Dothan
Morris Malone
Frank Gwaltney
Jim Wilson
J. H. Adams
Nathen Greenbers
E. P. Golson
Hex Bozeman
G. W- Blakey
Melvin Allen
Theodore Jackson
Basa
Lian] Cousens
Annie Lou Strickland
Hazel Taunton
Ruth Elen Stewart
Frances Farmer
Nida Ingram
Hartford church hosts mission program with community turnout
The Sprit Inisslus program at the Erwast church in Hartford featured Mrs. J. P. Kenned as charge and a sermon on Nitty Now in Algtas. Members including Kathleen Tindey and J. AL Anders led the adult circles while the Week of Prayer Offering was collected. Also, Mrs. J E Thormbi Jr and her children Suzanne and Jim visit Dothan with theyre McLeod relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wy
J. Hollen Dykes
RS Wert
L Black
Amanda Smith
Edward Alderson
LB Thompson
P. D. Commander
Mn Carrie Anderson
Greeg Fia
Miss Clyde Smith
J. E. Thormbi Jr
Suzanne
Jim
We Montgomery
Dothan
Wy Bmi
Nexmen McLeod
Lost unpEtaled blossoms summon future summers
A fragmented poem fragment speaks of flowers in a garden and their memory. It evokes a valiant gardener and prophetic summers yet to come. The lines describe blossoms, September and October, and gentle, eloquent guidance from a George Sl. Leona figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sl
Leona
Jackson Bush Wedding Announced
Mrs G D Bust of Clayton announces the marriage of her daughter Lois to Harry M W Jackson son of Mrs R G Jackson of Thomasville Ga formerly Tallahassee Fla. The ceremony took place in Dothan September 20 officiated by Rev Sam C Reaves. The couple, both employed at Camp Rucker, plan a brief Florida honeymoon and will reside in Dothan. Enrolled at Alabama College Montevallo for 1643-44 term are Houston County residents Pete Cobb Hall Carolyn R Stark Betty Jean Wilkes Jimmilyn Newton and Angelina Hall of Dothan Marguerite McKachin of Cowart Ralph C Collins US Army Air Forces Courtland Ala visiting with wife and daughter Nan.
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Mra. G D. Bust
Clayton
Hack
Lois
Harry MW. Jackson
Mra
R. G. Jackson
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Fila
Dothan
Sam C. Reaves
Camp Rucke
Florida
Dethan
Alabama College
Montevallo
Houston County
Pete
Cobb Hall
Carolyn R. Stark
Betty Jean Wilkesites
Jimmilyn Newton
Angelina Hall
Marguerite McKachin
Cowart
Ralph C. Collins
U. S Army Air Forces
Courtland
Ala
Nan
Cook Family Birthday Luncheon At Cook Home
A birthday luncheon hosted at the home of W. D. Cook in Ashford honors Mrs. W. D. Cook and Mr. Can Ware. Attendees included extended Cook family and friends from Columbus, Cottonwood, Pansey, Ashford, Gordon, Montgomery, and other nearby towns. Coronet notes include corporal promotion for Luster and travel plans for local residents.
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W. D Cook
W. D. Cook
Can
Sidnery Cook
Nary
Nary. Those Enjoying This Design Fet Vce Lesson Were: Mr. and Mrs W OD Cook
W. M. Cook
Columbus
Coy Lee Cook
Gundys
Freeman
LeRoy Cook
Louise
Verna Mae Cook
Ray Ladon Cook
Ell
Ashford
Edna Chestnut
Gordon
C. G. Hutto
Pauline
J. B
J. R. Hutto
Minnie Mann
Bill Beggs
Relieve Greets Usa In Stuffy Nose Case
A peculiar report notes efforts to relieve nasal discomfort amid a tense broadcast era. The text mentions international relations framed through a medical slang lens, with references to agents and actions aimed at clearing a blocked airway.
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USA
Penatra
Circles Convene For Mission Study at Lafayette Street
Mission study circles at 4 Lafayette Street met with five groups totaling about 50 participants. Circle One hosted ten members and two visitors with meditation led by Mrs. W. G. Pelipa and a prayer by Mrs. J. C. Denote. Circle Two, organized by Mrs. JoN Massee, included seven members with devotional and discussion led by Mrs. W. W. Sic. Cady. Circle Three gathered with Mrs. KL A Jordan, co-hosted by Mrs. R. Y. Lane. devotional on Jesus Our Ideal shared by Mrs. Signell Coe, plus a poem read by Mrs. W. P. Rirthard and an article read by Mrs. George Forehand. Circle Four, at Mrs. J. S. Beiley, had fourteen members, one new member, and visitor Mrs. Bessie Willems. Rhoda Palmer led devotionals, Mrs. Guy Morris led a reading, and two plays were presented by Mrs. Frank Wilkes and Mrs. Co. T. Goalsby. Circle Five hosted by Mrs. Fred O'Brien opened with In The Garden. spiritual message by Mrs. Coolidge Burdeshaw. Mrs. J. L. Wilson Jr. read God Guides My Pen. Eight members and two visitors attended.
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Lafayette Street
Progia Isc
Signell Coe
W P. Ririhard
George Forehand
Carol Houston
China
Thigeen
Circle Four
J. S. Beiley
H. D. Stephenson
Bessie Willems
Rhoda Palmer
Guy Morris
Frank Wilkes
Co. T. Goalsby
Circle Five
Fred O'Brien
God
Mattie O'Brien
BE. AL Blair
Winners In 4-H Contest Announced Statewide
Statewide 4 H Club contests in Birmingham and Montgomery last week named state winners in Health Rena Garner Skipper Ville Dale County and Charles Hunter Easonville St Clair County. District winners in dress revue include Donia Gayle Barnum Madison County Annie Sue Farrington Tallapoosa Justine Tucker Hale Betty Ann Hogue Pickens. In the dairy foods contest the winning demonstration teams…
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Birmingham
Montgomery
T. A. Sims
Rena Garner
Skipperville
Dale County
Charles Hunter
Easonville
St. Clair County
Donia Gayle Barnum
Madison County
Annie Sue Farrington
Tallapoosa County
Justine Tucker
Hale County
Betty Ann Hogue
Hartford Schools Begin Fall Term
Hartford marks the start of the fall term with morning exercises at Hartford High School. Rev J Hollan Dykes pastors a devotional, County Bond Drive chair RS Ward appeals for cooperation, and J J Collins outlines A Changing World before introducing faculty and staff across both high and elementary schools.
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Hartford
C Edmondson
J. Hollan Dykes
The
Baptist Church
Daughtry
RS. Ward
J. J. Collins
Ed Donnell
Frances
Perkbickler
Charity
Pool Hawtey
Share Your Home campaign aids wartime housing
The government targets 170 war industry centers to place migrant workers by mobilizing social leaders to urge local families to rent rooms. The idea uses publicity through society pages to normalize hosting workers, with examples like Mrs. Topnotch and Mrs. H. renting guest rooms to support the war effort. Also notes Sigma Nu pledging at API and a Cradle Roll event at First Baptist Church.
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John High Andmighty
Twin Oaks
Aunt Agatha
The
First Baptist Church
Mra
Robert Ritter
North
Oraova Avenue
Local dairy and dress contest winners announced in Alabama counties
In Elmore County Hetty Lou Zeigter and Paya Burnette led the demonstration teams while Virginia Austin and Mary Jo Patten headed DeKalb. Each team member earned a $4 war bond. Individual winners Heth Jimerron Beulah Club Lae County and Evelyn Bolton Talladega County won $50 war bonds. A dress revue contest will select the district winner in a later event.
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Hetty Lou Zeigter
Paya Burnette
Elmore County
Virginia Austin
Mary Jo Patten
DeKalb County
Heth Jimerron
Beulah Club
Lae County
Evelyn Bolton
Talladega County
Biate
Choir at Camp Rucker Boosts Camp and Community Spirit
Twenty girls in neat uniforms sing for soldiers and nearby towns as the Camp Rucker WAC choir, organized under Chaplain Major Buckles and led by Emmons Lytle, performs in chapel services and local events. The group, among first of its kind in the WAC, expands to Kiwanis and Legion gatherings and complements military duties with music. Lytle, a former Kiwanis International music official, directs and accompanies, with a roster of named choir members and an accompanist from Camp Chapel No. 1.
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Camp Rucker
Ala
Army Corps
Paul K. Buckles
Umder
Emmons B. Lytle
Red Gross
Women's Army Corps
Lamp Rucker
Kiwanis
American Legion Auxiliary
Lytte
International
Kiwaniy International
Pittsburgh Institute of Music
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Mr. Lytle
Ite
WAC
Grace L. Lewis
Pfc
Theresa
Murphy
Madeline Antonioli
Ruth Austin
Arthur F Beall
Kansas City
Beall
Camp Chapel No. 1
Pierve Davies
Grang Rapids
Mich
Frances Stone
Thomasville
N.C
Grace
Lewis
Troy
Ohio
Lucy E
Birdsall
Summera
Conn
Catherine M. ‘Antes
Norristown
Geraldine Ballard
Tacoma
Wash
Washington
D. Ic
Mildred Adams
Evansville
Ind
Bessie McKee
Thorsby
Madelina Antoniall
Hickory
Leah C. Degnan
Albany
Dorethy Green
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elsie Dickinson
Newport News
Ozark Girl Chosen For Lead In Play
Auburn Alabama announces the Auburn Players selection of Penny Wise with Fliza Beth Desee of Ozark in the lead as the girl Pen Lea Other cast members include Marjorie McKinnon of Auburn and Maria
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Ozark
Auburn
Ala
Penny Wise
Auburn Players
Fliza
Beth Deese
Penlea
Marjorie McKinnon
Maria
Notable Names Listed Across Regions and States
The record names Duchne Atmore Vivienne Dun can and Charles Dickin son Taileangee with William Ingalle Montgomery and Edwin Tomlin St Petersburg Florida reflecting a cross state mention of individuals across Georgia Alabama and Florida.
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Duchne
Atmore
Vivienne Duncan
Atlanta, Ga
Charles Dickinson
William Ingalle
Montgomery
Edwin Tomlin
St. Petersburg
Fla
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WAC Choir
Detroit
Shichigan
James Driggers Will
W.M
Cook Family
Fic
Odice C. Luster
J. O. Luster
Stontgomery
Corporal Luster
Lara Harrison
Pansey
J. F. Stallings
D. C. Hatsten
Cleveland
J . Hrasler
Birmingham Hospital
Mrs. A. ©. Newberry
Panama City
Mra Grant Naxberry
Hudson
W. Troy
Hudson Office Supply CO
Pepsi-Cola
William §. Brooks, Jr
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Sigma Nu
API
Camp
Rucker
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Isbel
Stan
Houston
WeBuy Pulpwood
Tindall Paperwood Co
Cottondale, Fla
W. C. Martin
Andalusia
PWOC
Southern Kraft Division
Moblie
Mose Point
Miss
Bastrop
Springhill
Camden
Ark
Georgetown
S.C
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