Newlyweds Are Dinner Guests at Hotel Grill
A Sunday evening dinner party at the Hotel Grill celebrated the marriage of Miss Lucille Thabet to Mr. Samuel T. Kerbawy. The guest list included numerous Kerbawy and Thabet relatives from Blissfield Detroit Hillsdale Huntington Charleston Beckley Toledo Princeton Bluefield and Oak Hill along with Rev John A. Wilson Jr and other family members.
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OAK Hill
Hotel Grill
George A. Thabet
Lucille Thabet
Samuel T. Kerbawy
Mary Kerbawy
M. F. Kerbawy
Paige Kirbawy
Babia Kerbawy
Louise Kerbawy
Blissfield, Mich
J. M. Thabet
Raymond Thabet
Michael Ladd
Kathleen Ladd
Loraine Ladd
Charleston
Adele George
George D. George, Jr
D. George
Louise George
Margaret George
Ted George
Mike Rahall
Naseeb Rahall
Lorena Rahall
Sam Rahall
N. Thabet
Albert Kerbawy
Beckley
Josephine Skaff
Fred Skaff
Jamille Jamra
Toledo
Ohio
E. G. Thabet
Princeton
M. J. Thabet
Virginia Thabet
Betty Mae Thabet
Bluefield
Vivian Thabet
Tom D. Thabet
Maxine Thabet
John A. Wilson, Jr
Alex George
Louis George
Samuel Tofeak Kerbawy
Skeet Club Builds Visitor Shelter in Fayetteville
The Fayetteville Skeet club announces a permanent visitor shelter. Robert J. Thrift Jr, publicity chair, says the club at Sunset View will host the county’s first regular shoot this Sunday, June 28, at 9 am. About 100 rounds per participant, five and two man events, and class-based scoring with Defense Stamps as prizes.
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Register
Fayetteville
Robert J. Thrift, Jr
Sunset View
National Association
Miss Lyda Kesler Returns After Appendicitis Op
Miss Lyda Kesler of the County Farm Bureau offices is to resume her duties next Monday after an appendicitis operation at Oak Hill hospital. She has been visiting her parents in Hico since leaving the hospital.
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Fayetteville
Lyda Kesler
County Farm Bureau
Oak Hill Hospital
Hico
Government plans license expansion for refugee physicians
Army and Navy along with the War Production Board and maritime commission discuss federal licenses allowing refugee physicians to work in government care. About 6,000 refugees reside in the U.S., with perhaps 1,500 licensed. Commerce holds records on 600,000 foreign business firms, amid a nationwide effort.
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War Production Board
Maritime Commission
Army
Navy
United States
Department of Commerce
Backache and leg pains signal possible kidney trouble
Warning signs appear as backache and leg pains. The kidneys remove wastes from the body, and poor function can cause energy loss and throat pressure symptoms. Doan’s preserval has long been used to support kidney health and relief.
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Nature
Ature
Hese
Energy Ag
Doan
Farm reporters trained across Fayette County in 1942
Fayette County completed its training schools to prepare farm reporters for each community to check farms for 1942 performance. Twenty seven reporters finished the course in two sessions led by J. F. Bays and Robert Amick with high test scores and strong interest.
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Register
Fayetteville
Fayette County
J. F. Bays
Gatewood
Ansted
Nutta'l High School
Ramsey
Hico
Lansing
Lookout
Corliss
Meadow Bridge
Danese
Lawton
Robert Amick
Levisay
A.A.A
Dillon Unable To Hold Court In Fayetteville
Judge H E Dillon Jr recovering from chest injuries after an automobile collision cannot preside over a scheduled Fayetteville special session. He remains at home and must adjourn Summersville circuit court first before opening the July term on July 7 in this county.
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Register
Fayetteville
H. E. Dillon, Jr
Summersville
Lions to Install New Officers
The Sophia Lions Club meets at the Boy Scout Cabin at 6 45 p m for a fried chicken dinner and officer installation for the coming year. Out-of-town speaker to lead the ceremony with J W “Buster” Foster as president and Criss Ruble among the officers listed.
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Sophia Lions Club
J. W
Buster” Foster
Ferry christening mishap at Long Beach
Mrs. John Phipps missed the bottle during a formal christening of a 38 ton ferry boat in Long Beach California. A shipyard worker named John Harvey grabbed the champagne bottle from the startled honoree as the vessel slipped away unchristened.
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Associated Press
Long Beach
Calif
John Phipps
John Harvey
Woolen Workers Get Pay Boosts in Two Mills
Pay increases of 7.5 percent for 1,000 workers at Dunn Woolen Mills and Berkeley Woolen Mills were announced today. Berkeley raise takes effect July 1 and Dunn raise July 5. Current pay rates were not disclosed. Both plants have operated three shifts on government orders.
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Associated Press
Martinsburg
Dunn Woolen Mills
Berkeley Woolen Mills
Berkeley Company
Dunn Company
Boat confrontation ends in swift stop with bottle to prow
A tense scene unfolds as someone chases the boat down the ways and slams a bottle against the prow just in time. The bold move halts the vessel as onlookers absorb the abrupt incident and its odd, risky action.
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