New Scents Survive Wared Perfume Boom Despite Rationing
Alicia Hart reports that despite World War II material shortages, major houses push more perfumes this fall. French creators move production to America, offering opulent packaging and new scents including Asiatic serpent names and all American blends from homegrown flowers. American firms promote economical options and home-made pomanders as they chart a cautious path through wartime constraints.
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Alicia Hartner
America
Alwys
Trench House
California
Florida
Connecticut
Inital
Local residents and visitors listed in Lynn Haven news
Nellie Matthies of Columbus Montana arrives for her first Florida visit to see cousin Ella L. Nevins. Several locals update on health, moves, studies at University of Florida, and guests at homes in Lynn Haven. Port St Joe and Panama City Beach residents visit, with guests from Venango and Cambridge Springs Pa.
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Nellie Matthies
Columbus
Montana
Ella L. Nevins
Florida
W. R. Teague
J. M. McElvoy
Panama City Beach
New York Ave
Fourth Street
H. D. Hughes
Lisenby Hospital
William Mowat
George Cooley
Gainesville
University of Florida
Walter Baker
Lakeland
Pat Monroe
Titus Apartments
Louise Carroll
R. J. Carroll
Lamont
Servio GG. Watkins
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Atlanta
Willian Mowat
J. D. Sumner
Landis Hicks
R. H. Sumner
Millville WSCS Plans Monday Church Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Millville Methodist Church will meet at 3 p.m. Monday in the church. All members are urged to attend.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Millville Methodist Church
Local Poultry Market Report Florida Prices
Eye market steady in Florida with nearby whites and browns listed. Florida grade A whites 27 to 40 cents per dozen. shipped whites 34 to 38 cents. shipped mined colors 28 to 33 cents. Fryers and hens priced by weight with Leghorns and other breeds detailed. roosters and roosters listed at 10 to 11 cents per pound for certain categories.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Mind Your Manners Quiz Sparks House Etiquette Debate
A column presents social-usage questions and authoritative answers on hosting, gifting, and dining norms. It covers whether to accept sweets when a host diets, how to handle alcohol abstinence, obeying government requests, touring plans while visiting, and how to invite hosts to restaurants. The piece ends with practical, guided responses for guests in a home.
Agriculture Drives Net Production in Four Canadian Provinces
In four Canadian provinces, agriculture remains the outstanding factor of net production, underscoring the sector’s pivotal role in regional economies and forcing consideration of policy supports to sustain farming activity and yields.
Pilot International to mark 20th anniversary in Macon
Panama City Pilot Club plans the 20th anniversary celebration of Pilot International in Macon Georgia on October 18. The event honors the club founded in 1921 with a program arranged by executive secretary Mrs. Wilda Richardson and attending members from local and Mobile Alabama districts.
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Pilot International
Macon
Cove Hotel
Pilot Club
Wilda Richardson
Pilot Club International
Gladys Blackburn
Katherine Davis
Galdioli
Orewe Stone
Pilot Club of
Mobile
Ala
Panama City
Coming Events and Church Meetings Listed Today
Bay County Council of Parents and Teachers meets in Panama City Grammar School at 3 p m. Bay County Principals Association meets at Panama City Grammar School at 8 p m. Business and Professional Woman's club sponsors boat ride for enlisted men at city pier 7 45 p m. Sunday services held at all local churches. Monday Florida State Nurses Association District 22 meets at city hall at 8 p m. W M S circle meetings at First Baptist church at 3 p m. First Methodist observes Family Night 8 10 p m. Altar Society of St Dominic Catholic church hosts open house at Woman's club building on 4th street 8 p m. Springfield Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church meets at the church 3 p m. Woman's Society of Christian Service of Millville Methodist church meets at the church 3 p m. W M A Circles of First Baptist church meet at 3 p m Circle 1 with Mrs I B Harmon Circle 2 with Mrs E L Skipper and co hostess Mrs F C Cragg Circle 3 with Mrs C C Moore Circle 4 with Mrs H F Moore and co hostess Mrs E D Britt Circle 5 with Mrs Rob ert Conner Circle 6 at the church Circle 7 at church with hostess Mrs G B Jones. Wednesday Loyalty Day observed at Wallace Memorial Presbyterian church at 7 p m.
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Bay County Council of Parents and Teachers
Panama City Grammar School
Bay County Principals Association
Business and Professional Woman's Club
City Pier
Florida State Nurses Association
City Hall
W.M.S
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
St. Dominic Catholic Church
Woman's” Club
4Th Street
Springfield
The
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Millville Methodist Church
I. B. Harmon
E. L. Skipper
F. C. Cragg
C. C. Moore
Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Panama City Area
At The Hospitals Col John Halston of Fort Benning admitted to Panama City hospital yesterday Mrs W O Phillips admitted to the Panama City hospital yesterday Mrs Dempsey Harmon and baby daughter Mary Frances dismissed to their home yesterday from the Panama City hospital A L Miller of Southport dismissed from the Panama City hospital yesterday I O Cook dismissed from the Panama City hospital yesterday Miss Nell Connell of Wewa hitchka dismissed from the Lisenby hospital yesterday Mrs Charles Isler dismissed from the Lisenby hospital this morning
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Col
John Halston
Fort Benning
Panama City Hospital
W. O. Phillips
Dempsey Harmon
Mary Frances
A. L. Miller
Southport
I. O. Cook
Nell Connell
Wewahitchka
Lisenby Hospital
Charles Isler
Hatbands From Medieval Times Spark Tourist Spending
Hatbands trace origins to medieval times when a knight tied a lady’s scarf to his helmet. In normal years, tourists visiting England spend over $130 million, reflecting enduring appeal and regional craft.
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England
Personal notices from West Bay to Jacksonville
Personal items list guests and visits across the region. Bonnie Hutchison and brother Perry Hutchison hosted in West Bay while W W Rowell and children return from Marianna. J F McCarthy of Morgan City visits St Andrew on business. Mrs Riley visits her mother in Birmingham. Mrs Wiseloger returns from Dothan. D M Williams and I M Thomas travel to Jacksonville to visit Elizabeth and Erma Williams and Winifred Wiggin. Norman Smith leaves for Riverside Military Academy in Gainesville. Mrs Matthews returns from Miami. Kersey family hosting in Monticello. Bernard Clark to enter university after Greensboro stay. Sally Williams heads to Jacksonville.
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Bonnie J. Hutchison
Mr. Hutchison
Perry N. Hutchison
West Bay
D. M. Williams
I. M. Thomas
Jacksonville
Elizabeth
Erma Williams
Winifred Wiggin
Norman Smith
A. N. Smith
Gainesville, Ga
Riverside Military Academy
Calthing industry ranks second in New York City economy
The men's calthing industry is reported as the second largest in New York City, while the women's garment industry leads. The note emphasizes the prominence of textile-related trades in the city’s commercial landscape.
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New York City
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W. W. Rowell
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Morgan City
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