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Domestic News
October 8, 1944
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
PVT. James C. Howell, a soldier from Atlanta, joined his wife Lovetine in New York for their double birthday celebration on September 27 and 20, featuring a gifted cake and 15 guests.
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Joins His Wife
PVT. JAMES C. HOWELL of Atlanta and Camp Fort Hill, N. Y. joined his wife, Lovetine, at the latter's home in New York for a double birthday celebration, September 27 and 20. The beautiful four tier white cake which centered the well appointed table bore the inscription "Happy Birthday James and Lovetine". The cake was a gift from Pvt Howell's mother. Mrs. James Bennett of Chamblee, Georgia and won the admiration of the 15 guests who called in the evening to help the happy couple celebrate
PVT. JAMES C. HOWELL of Atlanta and Camp Fort Hill, N. Y. joined his wife, Lovetine, at the latter's home in New York for a double birthday celebration, September 27 and 20. The beautiful four tier white cake which centered the well appointed table bore the inscription "Happy Birthday James and Lovetine". The cake was a gift from Pvt Howell's mother. Mrs. James Bennett of Chamblee, Georgia and won the admiration of the 15 guests who called in the evening to help the happy couple celebrate
What sub-type of article is it?
Celebration
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
Birthday Celebration
Soldier Joins Wife
New York Gathering
What entities or persons were involved?
Pvt. James C. Howell
Lovetine
Mrs. James Bennett
Where did it happen?
New York
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
New York
Event Date
September 27 And 20
Key Persons
Pvt. James C. Howell
Lovetine
Mrs. James Bennett
Outcome
double birthday celebrated with a four-tier white cake and 15 guests
Event Details
PVT. JAMES C. HOWELL of Atlanta and Camp Fort Hill, N. Y. joined his wife, Lovetine, at her home in New York for a double birthday celebration. The cake, a gift from Pvt Howell's mother, Mrs. James Bennett of Chamblee, Georgia, bore the inscription "Happy Birthday James and Lovetine" and was admired by the 15 guests.